Phoenix Christian High School - Beacon Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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ra NMR ' .J -ff WW The Other Place in Tempe was the setting for the Valentine Banquet this year. Hearts, gifts, cupids, and signs decorated the tables and background of the dining room portraying the theme The Gift Of Lovefl The guests were entertained before and after din- ner by Rand Mozingo who sang and played his own compositions. The speaker, Guy Davidson, told the stu- dents that it is impossible to love until first you have a good relationship with God, and second, you have accepted yourself. Then you will be able to love others. He closed with l Corinthians 13:13 whichs says, There are three things that remain-faith, hope, and love, and the greatest of these is love. ONE Guy Davidson, speaker, illustrates a point. TWOg Rand Mozingo sings soft poems that he wrote himself. THREEZ Becky McConnell, Bob Bauman, Brenda Anderson, Clayton Larson, Cindy Beachy, Scott Butler, Andrea Burger, and Ken Kortman waiting to eat. FOUR: The head table follow along while Sharon Molenaar reads verses from the program. FIVE: Sharon Molenaar and Karl Kortman vote for the cutest couple. SIX: Student Body President Bud Simon as chairman of the Banquet wel- comes the students. SEVEN: Cindy Weed and Dan Page are voted cutest couple. EIGI-iTg Cindy Beachy and Scott Butler enjoy their dinner. Banquet 19

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New Members Inducted Into Society Members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, service, scholarship, and spirituality. 18 new members, 8 seniors, and 10 juniors, were inducted into the So- ciety on February 11. Brenda An- derson was the special singer and also spoke on the quality of leader- ship. Jill Talbert, Sharon Molenaar, Steve Eklund, and Bart Gray spoke on the remaining 4 qualities. A touching moment took place when Lynae Spykerman was lifted onto the stage. Although beset by a handicap of riding in a wheelchair she has gained the admiration of teachers, administration, and stu- dents alike because she doesnit sit on the sidelines and let people pity her. She has been active in school and community affairs. X k,kA :xx A K, ,w .. ' 20 NHS 1 BACK ROW: Richard Walker, Gary Hendrix, Bob Bauman, Steve Eklund, Bart Gray, Jim Keen, Dwight Poplin, Scott McFarland. FRONT ROW: Brenda Cheatwood, Sharon Molenaar, Melody Hopkins, Paula Clinton, Wendy Magis, THREE ONE: Kim Grunewald signs the register, TWO: New members Pam Magis and Meliss sa Thorson take the traditional NHS oath. THREE: Lynae Spykerman is welcomed into NHS and receives her carnation. FOUR: Wendy Magis lights a candle which every new member must do before taking the oath. Becky McConnell, Melissa Thorson, Cyndy Richardson, Lynae Spykerman, Kim Gruen- wald, Pam Magis, Brenda Anderson, Cathy Pe- terson, Melody Solheim, Linda Herrly, Jill Tal- bert. ., as MTWR. ,Es iir , :,,,:: 5 i i rsss ,ss K' S 7 ll rl