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

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HG-E-E I 37 Learning those verses was hard work! H55 dead, h9'S really dead! River of nightmares Tom Sawyer lives again after 150 years On November 30 1984 Mark Twam s 150th birthday the seventh ninth grade students presented their version of Mr Twam s classic tale Tom Sawyer. The play was a success despite such problems as the curtain refusing to open and close properly and Amy Tucker having to hold up the props during the play. It was clear that the actors were psychecl more llke 1tl Got in the jam agalnl up for the play as they lay on the floor backstage to relax The director s enthusiasm was also evident When Mrs Tucker asked her co director Mr Moore You sure you want to do this? his reply was Lets do it and get it over. This portrayal of Mr. Twain s most famous charac- ter was a nice birthday gift for the author. -l, I A . -1 . , ' if cf: 'TNT v7 ' W -fy, '. l.: 1' 'X

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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.

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Shannon Rhodes displays the Principal's Award given to her for her Christian commitment in all facets of school life A consistent Christian testimony This characterizes Todd Mackintosh, the recipient of the Youth Pastor's Award.