Shades Mountain Christian School - Lighthouse Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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JR. SR. BA QUET Evening dresses and tux- edos . . . These are the images that come to mind when thinking of the 1985 Junior- Senior Banquet. The first Ju- nior-Senior Banquet was a re- flection of our school-unique and exciting. Unique - not a dance in a stuffy gym but an elegant dinner at the Diplo- mat one of Atlanta s pre- miere restaurants. Exciting -- the Screams and Dreams of Six Flags? Only the best was good enough for our first sen- ior class and the juniors gave them just that -- the best. What is more exciting than wi Sonny and Cheryl are ready for Six Flags. Ei. N w It 2, as Brian starts a new fad for ban quets. ft Tom toasts the town. Den and Cindy wait for their elegant dinner. if it - at r cc. ' ,.ltty w ,hgh fl' kv? Nik' Nfl If W A . g W, ,r..A.,,A,A.,,A I A xxx-A 5 fm A ' sa. 5' -. ft , by rm' 'ix Amy, Suzanne, and Amy sing for their supper.

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PORTS B QUET Y tml :oach Dean Sh0wS Off his plaque. The outstanding athletes of '84-'85, 'atrick Kelly shares his testimony. Kim Alsop Chall9ngCS the athletes Turn God loose in your l1fe This was the challenge to our athletes by Kim Alsop Sam ford University s football coach at the 1985 Sports Banquet. This message was topped off with the presentation to Coach Dean of a plaque commemorating the soc- cer team's national champion- ship.