Grace Christian School - Conqueror Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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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

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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

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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