Grace Christian School - Conqueror Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1978 volume:

IN MEMORY OF HANK WINSHIP B rn Aprll 30 8 Passed Away June 8 1977 Grace ChrlsTlan School had been ln operaTlon Tor before The eldershlp of Grace Chapel H1June, 1975 The following as a quoTe from hrs leTTer which had a powerful lmpacT on The m1nlsTry of Grace Chr1sT lan School 'l belleve The Lord IS challenqlng u CGrace Chapel? To Take a deTlnlTe po slTlon wlTh deTlnlTe acTlon by offer ang us Two cholces To close The school To markedly Improve The school U IT was aTTer Thus challenge ThaT God spoke sover elgnly To The eldershlp The resulT was a renewed mmlTmenT To 'q allTy ChrlsTlan educaTlon pralse God Tor The Tlnanclal and SDIFITUBI supporT of The membershlp and eldershlp of Grace Chape' This supporT we owe ID parT To The TacT ThaT God spoke Through our broTher ID ChrlsT Hank Wlnshlp ' 91 f A 'fail 1, A ,. fl T up E ,fc H 7 , G, 1 7 Pl fl I lr, K fell Fl fxlllx' so lj 1 o ' , 193 Three years when Hank Wlnshlp placed a challenge , V. . V. S l. . 2. ' co ' ' u '. ' H. We , Q ll I. 4, in-4 ' -J T A 4 Inside PRINCIPAL AND STAFF ---- FIRST GRADE - SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE - FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE - SIXTH GRADE - SEVENTH GRADE TEMKIDERS RIGHTH GRADE ---- SPORTS ------- ELECTIVES ------ BAND AND GUITAR - - - MUSICAIS ------ H LPING AROUND THE SCHOUL POETRY - - - GRFICE CHRIITIFID JCHOOL 6188 E. Pimo I t. Tucson. Rrnzono OO-EDITORS: Twgka Van Vunen E Ava DeBaai0K0 ADVISOR: Lua Ffwcncifs Page ------------3 ------------4 ------------5 ------------6 7 ------------ 3 - 9 - 10 - 11 12-15 16-19 - 20 - 21 22-23 24-25 26-27 Special Thanks to the following: wweRmdm 5KwmnCmmeCMwugmmwy Mwwzmnvwwnfkmngy Ron Andefwon 8 Jaclz Lankhofwaf Cprinting and Consultingj 2 The Principal This school year I stood before you on 34 dif- ferent Monday mornings to introduce the memory verse topic of the week. QThere were 35 Mondays this school year but my family and I were stranded by flood waters in Sabino Canyon on one of them -- remember? If it were required of me to sunmarize all the different Bible topics taught this year into only one word, then that word must be - UNITY. Recall with me the first menory verse of the year, HBehoZd how good and how pleabanf it ia gon bncthnen to dwell fogcfhcn Ln unitgu. My heart has rejoiced as I have watched students encouraging, helping and enjoying one another. My heart has ached as I saw students arguing among thenk selves or excluding other students from school activ- ities. Remember that Jesus loves you whether you are helping a friend or arguing with a friend. Have you learned that valuable lesson, however, that life is just more fun when you make that extra effort to help others, encourage others and love others? Behold how good and how pleasant it is. Teachers Paincipal ACROSS - L to R: Lua Ffiancw - Historyg Rogan. Bali! - Math? Jane Lanhhonat - Fourth Gradeg Jude Maniin - Englishg Kaaen Eggen - Second Gradeg Diana Enfandbcn - First Gradeg Glonia Smal! - Fifth Gradeg Don MQNQLKK - Science and Ooachg Judy waxibon - Tutoring g Tina Gmiggifh - Third Gradeg Kanen Cnone - Girls P.E. and Guitarg Canof Smith - Music, Band 5 Sta ff Karen Van Vuren was able to put two calls on hold, prepare an ice pack, direct a student to the Lost 5 Found, and type a letter - all at the same time! One day she couldn't make it in - things just weren't the same. We sure love Karen! WWW Nelda Hcdntch worked hard this year keeping our library in order and in building up our resources. By keeping close track of overdue books, she helped to teach our students greater , responsibility with their books. We really love you, Nelda! I The tutoring program is meant to individually guide a student in a particular subject area or skills area. MnA. waibon has her students use many different approaches to help them learn their skills. Puppet shows, treasure hunts and taped stories were some of the ways that students could develop their skills. The tutoring program has been a real success as there has been a lot of improvement in skills over the year. Thank you Lord! I st Grade SITTING - L to R: Renee Hagel, Jada Goahell, Balan Allen, Jon Hlehl, Sieve Gag, Mlehael Cailea KNEELING - L to R: Shawn Kaallceh, Kenneth MeFah- land, Laaale wllbon, Lee wllneh, Manly Han- Alngea, Kalllopheh wheeleh, Melanie Ryan, Teaela Shehhon, Tim Reddoch STANDING - L to R: Kallll Lynn Gaay, Sleve Johnlon, Eva Gaadnea, Mlchelle Powell, Keuln Andealon, Maah Lehman, Tlm Ehlandaen, Mlhe Heanandez, Dawn Poole MISSING: Nicole Phllllpl, Tommy Webb HEVERYTHING is new to the First Graders when they come to school. At first we can't find our lunch pails or even the First Grade Room. But now, many months later, we can read and write, take care of ourselves, and offer prayer and a helping hand to others in need. We've lost over 20 teeth in First Grade - 15 of which have grown back to date! We're wonderful little people and we LOVE Jesuslu , 8:5 5 2 nd grode SITTING - L to R: Janei Floyd, Saaan Van Vaaen, Miana Haatman, Shawna Teany, Saaah Teanoant, Paula Maaquaai KNEELING - L to R: Eddie Baaneii, Paiaich Finn, Jennigea Peakeg, Rebecca Clank, Chniaie. v UThe Second Graders had a very productive year. We really enjoyed our field trips to the Tucson Zoo, the Air National Guard, the Fire Station, the Suntran Transportation Dept., and the Shamrock Dairy. We have sung the memory songs all year, practicing to be Hdoeaa og the wand and not heaaeai onlyn. We haven't arrived yet ...but as Paul puts it, Uwe paeaa iowaad inc maah!H. The Second Graders were also blessed to record many of the year's memory verse songs on tape for you. Jesus loves you! CHe really doeslbu Andefuson, Dawn Pmez, Beth McNeill, Sigbefzfth Scnichling, Baian Haabiion STANDING - L to R: Bnad Lloyd, Tneaeba Anthony, Jim McKenneg, Colin Reilly, Richand Gaiggith, Lincoln Lenman, Bagan Champ, Abhzey Cnamben- lain, Laaaie Finn, Chaiibg Benadam, Vance Piiib MISSING: Michael Bailey 6 ,P Q. vet JI, HWe in the Third Grade have had a great year! We really enjoyed our unit on Eskimos and making an Eskimo village in art. Everyone seemed to like the unit on the solar system best because that is the most popular topic for science reports. We had a nice trip to the Randolph Zoo and Park. we also went to Green Things Nursery and on a nature hike to Sabino Canyon. Our class is really looking forward to swnner camp this year and we are already thinking of ways to earn money to go. We have called ourselves the Club for Jesus this year. It has helped to unify our class as is stated in our first memory verse, Behold how good and how plieofscmt Lt vs gon bnctlvzen io dwell iogeihen in uniig.H Pbalm 733r1 4th qrode SITTING - L to R: Many Ann Thode, Lonnle Bell, Loalne Gnayy Manh Agaayo, Manele McNeill, John Cnowe KNEELING - L to R: Bllly Voln, Knllllne Andenlon, Sammy Mlllb, Heathen Moone, John Cableel, Rlchand wheelen, Angela Gallegon STANDING - L to R: Jody Coy, Tina Snlden, Je65 Benadum, John Flnn, Connie Poole, Manh Shiva, Seoll Coopen, Lila Chambenlaln, Seoll Gnegg. MISSING: Mlhe Bell, Gnegg Bennell, Chnlblle Eldnldge HOur year as Fourth Graders has been one of adventure, change and discovery! At Christmas time we Htraveledu to far away lands and studied HIt's A Small Worldu. In early spring we studied our changing world with a volcano explosion and the works! In May we put on the traditional Spring Arizona State Fair where the first through fifth graders came and played games and learned about Arizona. The Lord has shown us our need to build Kingdom relationships ...HLel ul have neal wanm a66eellon gon one anolhen an benueen bnolhenln. Romana 12:9 W sugar, , mage W.: 5th grade Aw Mk' SITTING - L to R: Mahig Gibbon, Mahh Mooae, Naihah- aei Haddox, Maagbe HQRHQHdQZ, Cindy HQRDLAOH KNEELING - L to R: Jag wihihip, Keni McLemoae, Dean Riichie, Michael Agaago, Liia Shiva, Geoagia Knipp, David Guy STANDING - L to R: Aiex MORQHO, Doag AHdQhAOH, Chhii Ahihii, Sabah Tyiea, Gina DeBaaioio, Kaaeh Ahdehboh, Ron waicoii, Tom Raihha, Mauna Reiiig MISSING: Jachie Egan, Paai Schmahea HThe Fifth Graders had a good year. They covered an espec- ially interesting number of topics in Social Studies inclu- ding ancient Greece and Rome. Decorating, baking and eating cookies was also a favorite activity. Have you ever eaten a cookie decorated like a volcano? The class took field trips to Shamrock Dairy and Picacho Peak. The way every- body hiked up that hill showed they do something in P.E. And if you walked into their classroom in May you would have seen Jasper, a baby quail which hatched in the incubator What a neat miracle the Lord perfonned for us as we ended the year.H 6th qrode SITTING - L to R: Amy Cfzowe, Sharron ELEM, Nathan Sltivei, Bnyan Lfdoyd, Cynthia Galiiegoa, Scott Peabody HWhen the Sixth Graders weren't busy writing notes, putting on lip gloss, or at their Hstucku lockers getting the pencil they forgot, they were in their classes listening to teachers repeat directions three times to make sure they heard them. The Sixth Graders played an impor- tant role in the HMuAie Maehinen, won lots of blue ribbons in track competition, and got to eat a lot of interesting Hfoodsu prepared in English demonstration speeches This class was especially en- thusiastic and bubbly until it came to S.R.A. They did, however learn and grow from their exper- ience reading Sounder and Benja- min Alexander Sheep.H KNEELING - L to R: Sam Cnangoncl, Donnie Buch, Szieganie Ecuson, Cindy Cafsfteeli, Neat Pefdzey, Tami Bowman, wefm Petefuson, Shebliee Panel STANDING - L to R: Jonson Cnambefzlain, Jennegen Marten, Chaftmaine Ffziga, Tm McCLin,toefe, Jamexs Andefuson, Janet Moone, Anne Topping MISSING: Kay Siytunfe, Robben Belptfs S P124 I0 7 th grade SITTING - L to R: Laana Gay, Robin Moone, Veaoniea Gallegob, Geonge Ritchie, Peiea Sehiehling, Mela Rainb KNEELING - L to R: Alliion Reilly, Kaiiien Cnowe, Vonda Hodgeo, Chain Haniman, Sieve Shaab, Baian Houghton, Phil Shivel, Baad Faiel STANDING - L to R: Ava DeBaaiolo, Samantha Hedaieh, Bechy Payette, Loai Coy, Bill Lloyd, Mileo Savage, Naihanael Nelion, Baeni Sullivan, Chain Banning fF'1'i of 'Serv-1 I, ly., an 4-9 HThe Seventh Graders will look back over this year and remem- ber their desperate search for their 50th insect for their They'll science project. probably remember the trip to Pima Courts where they rode the elevators for 30 minutes trying to find a trial in session. They will have their souvenir miniature newspaper to renind them of their tour of the Star-Citizen. They won't forget the re-inactment of the trial when HJohnH and HPeteH resisted arrest...bo was that ever a biased jury Mrs. Watson tuned up reasoning powers by reading her Hsolve a crimen passages. After reading and studying the Book of Daniel many Seventh Graders were able to see how the Old Testament can be applied to their lives today. Overall the Seventh Grade was a happy class and seemed to enjoy the year.H y! I 8th grade Preparing for the future was a connnn theme this year as Eighth Graders learned to work with budgets, work with people and work with organizing their time. Eighth Graders have made it from the disected belly of a frog to the simulated coal mines of Appalachia this year. While MAA. Fnancin urged her students to stress the Hfillet mignonu in their writing, Ma. Bef! was showing students how to make it big in deduc- tions on their future income tax fonns. On a given week day it would be cannon to see students of the Independent Study class working on research papers, outside weeding or helping out in offices around the property. Although the Eighth Graders won't be remembered for their loud singing in devotions, or for their promptness, they will be remembered for a lot of laughs from the G.C S. film production of HThe Gong Show: You Were Thereu, and exotic delicacies prepared for English demonstration speeches. I, Bnian Anthib, will my P.E. shorts and two pencils to Tim Dcnebha. I, Salty Bannhaat, will my comb to the seventh grade boys so they won't have to take it anymore. I, Subie Bowling, will my favorite purple crayon HDurpleH to the school. J Brian Anthis, Sally Barnhart, Sue Bowling I, Angie Coopen, will my Harlequinn Romance Books to Ava DeBaaioKo. I, Bob DaviA, will my beloved red hat to Tim Denebha. I, Changi DenniA, will my old dirty P.E. socks to MMA. Fnancib and I'll even leave you a cup of soap to wash them in. Angie Cooper, Bob Davis, Cheryl Dennis I2 p Becky Garcia, John Eason, Renee Dial Lisa Geyer, Steve Gibson, Bessie Haddox V I c I Sanya Hawks, Andy Kovics, John McKenney I, Renee Dial, will my reading book to MMA. wafbon so I won't have a chance to lose it again. I, John Eabon, will my fabulous Adidas tennis shoes to Miieo Savage. I, Bechq Gaacia, will my Hpeoplen to Bechg Payette. f 0 5 ff? 'TQUPL FP :ii ill' I, Lian Gegen, will my southern accent to Loci Coy and Lauaa Guy. I, Steve Gibbon, will my Hgreatn intel- ligence to Mileo Savage and what's left of my tube sox. I, BeAAie Haddox, will Babu Cmy toy squirrelj to Coach Batleh and my comb to SIe5anie Eanon so she won't have to borrow it anymore. I, Sanya Hawhb, will my magazines to Ma. McNeill Cso he won't take mine anymorel. I, Andy K0vicA, will my spelling bee Hsertiphikutu to Tim Lopeh. I, John McKenneg, will the McKenney family secret on how to stay short to Dann Oebheh I, Jameb Moaeno, will my chewed-on, sucked- on, all-purpose football mouth guard to Bftad Faf5Q,K. I, Matt Noadbaocfz, will my, old beat-up football cleats to Steve Shaab. I, Dann Oeblzefz, will my ability of keeping tall to John McKenneg. I, Mania OUZQA, will my tallness to Bmdan Houghton. I, Ron Payette, will my: braces to Ronnie waicotf, so he won't have to buy new ones. I, Dede Pefzez, will my shortness to Tun Denuha. I, Rachaoli Reddoch, leave the memory of me to those who knew me. I, Tim Ruilzfza, will my old guitar to Geoage Rfiftclfwle. I, Eun Sallbtvan, will my cool comb to MM. Mafziin so she doesn't have to take it anymore. 3259? - af I I f 'aj fu ff. - James Moreno, Matt Nordbrock, Dann Oebker I 1 N Mark Oller, Ron Payette, Dede Perez ' I Rachael Reddoch, Tim Ruikka, Erin Sullivan Twyla Van Vuren, Alan Walcott, Kelly Webb i , I, Twgla Van Vunen, will my advanced C?J flute playing to MMA. Maniin Cwho just started taking lessonsj. I, Aian Walcott, leave my HSSH to anybody who will take it. I, Kelly webb, will my advanced guitar abilities to the intermediate guitar class 7TH - STH GRADE FLAG FOOTBALL 7TH - STH GRADE BoY's BASKETBALL BASEBALL L 7TH - STH GRADE G1RL's BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL ST H'6TH GRADE GIRL'S BASKETBALL airy' T GV A AMA STH - ETH GRADE FLAG FOOTBALL STH - 6TH GRADE BoY's BASKETBALL S O C C E R 2' lsT - QTH GRADE TRACK 5TH - STH GRADE TRACK E lectivef xx woonsuop M 5 XX WF 'X CRAFTS -n - V Z Q mgggj SEWING f 'ru KI ENSEMBLE Bond BEGINNING BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND Guitar BEGINNING GUITAR INT ERNEDIATE GUI MRRYHABA lal'l'I'I.aE la MB The Christmas musical, HMaag Had A Liiiie Lambu, took a different approach to the birth of Christ. The musical told about Jesus' birth from the point of view of the animals who came to see the newborn Jesus. The musical portrayed the miraculou birth and taught its true meaning. Below are some of the pictures of the cast who were dressed as camels, sheep, a pig, a cow and a donkey. '5 22 Q THE XR Xiggg enturc Teaching the Fruit of the Spirit To All Ages Ad' x09 Pywp The Spring musical, nMuALc Machinen, was based on Galatians 5:22 Q 23 on the fruit of the Spirit. The story began with two children who wandered into a place called Agapeland. There they met a man fthe conductorb and the Music Machine. The conductor demonstrated that when things are placed into the machine that a song would come out. When the conductor put the words from Galatians 5:22 Q 23 into the machine, it responded with songs about each of the fruits of the Spirit. The musical was very colorful, humorous and it taught us each a little about ourselves. r Swim ' af QE? . Q ?'f'fG ,gn 2 - 'Til n' n A ' fi ,ff iw if , 2 L. N. CA ,Q if' , Q52 M' fig? 'La '- WL I -IV:-7pm I, ' -.12 1 23 R TEAcHER's AIDE OFFICE WORK Helping Hr und .MZ Hi '. Rim LIBRARY HELPER FLASH STAFF: B421 Leoga, vgnonica Gazzegob, Baud Fcusefi, and TLm Lopelz 24 CONQUEROR STAFF Twyla Van Vuaen 6 Ava DQBQAIOKO MAINTENANCE the School Shinlie McNeill, Nurse H , 14 -nv ll The Butiehb Kanen Caone, Bus Driver When I see the I always think, When I see the I often wonder Poetry WHY CAN'T I? birds that fly in the sky, Lord, why can't I? fish swim in the ocean blue, why can't I too! Then it came to me quite suddenly, That God blessed me. I can ride a bike and climb a tree And maybe they think, why can't we! JESUS Angie Coopcn Eighth Gaade Jesus is my Savior I talk to Him each day When I bow my head to pray All my troubles go away. Cnikti tldnidge Founth Gaade THANK YOU LORD! Thank-you Lord for our ears and eyes Thank-you Lord for the clouds Thank- Thank- Thank- in the skies you Lord for the air we breathe you Lord for the morning and eve. you Lord for our nose and mouth Thank-you Lord for the east west, north and south Thank-you Lord for swnner and fall Thank-you Lord for the Thank- Thank- big and small. you Lord for the winter and spring you Lord for EVERYTHING! 4 Liam Ann Jaya! Thind Glade JESUS Son, God walked in the wilderness Lord 1 Renee Hageb Finbt Gaade 5 . .-.am GOD SENT DOWN HIS SON Jesus was born on a lonely night, God sent down His Son. When the world was full of fear and fright, God sent down His Son. He was taken up one day to die, God sent down His Son. He never sinned or told a lie, God sent down His Son He lives again right to this day, God sent down His Son This is the story, and this is the way God sent down His Son. Doug AndehAon FL5In Gndde GOD IS ALIVE The birds in the nest The bees in the hive All nature tells That God is alive. God is alive As I have said, He's ruler of all He is not dead! Penny Kay SLK! Sixth Gnade LOVE IS ......... Love is things that Jesus does Like when long ago He died because He wanted to wash away our sin And like He said He rose again. Kind and gentle describes love Like when you see a beautiful dove Flying gracefully in the air Seeming to show He really does care. love is when someone will care Enough to say a shnple prayerg Thanking our Father up above For sending His beautiful gift of Love. ' Bead FaAeK Seventh Gnade JESUS IS GOOD Jesus is love He comes from God above. He made the Universe and Man That was His very own plan. The first people were Adam and Eve They loved God but were deceived. So Jesus died on the cross. Don't you believe me, can't you see? That's why He died for you and me! Colin Reilly Second Gnade Y -5-. , , ,, , M fb GRACE ...si 28 'W E14 .,,-ff' E ,yr ' , .1 Si. 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