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

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, , Sf lt'sfwt youdoar s your J jfs gg The key to Homecoming was not so much the actual activities but the people who participated in them, The preparation for the homecoming games and ceremonies was Spirit Week. It was filled with many relays and games such as, food relays in which many ofthe students had to feed each other baby food and give them bottles, de- signing T-shirts, listening to a skit performed and written by the cheerleaders, and the three chosen teachers, Mr. Donmoyer, Mrs. Laatsch, and Mr. Canevaro, all get- ting a pie in their face. The week was wrapped up with all three teams winning their games. The homecoming cere- monies involved each class stretching their spirit links across the court to gain points in the final contest. The highlight of the ceremo- nies was the crowning of the queen, senior Carmen Cleveland. This was Car- men's first year at SMCS. ln her speech, during the cha- pel at school Cbefore the ceremoniesy, Carmen said that she just couldn't be- lieve how nice everyone was to her. Junior Michelle Horn said, 'tShe always makes every- one feel so good when they're feeling down. Her best friend, Marette Jenkins Qalso a representative of the senior classy, spent most of her time in chapel thanking Carmen for being so nice to her when she first came here and far being such a great friend. Homecoming is always a special time, but what made Homecoming '89 so special was not what hap- pened but the people who made it happen. Brandi Dunlap. V Homecoming Court - 4989: freshman Audra Bond: junior Lisa King: senior Michele Radue: sophomore Tammy Gable: senior Marette Jenkins: Carmen Cleve- land, aueeng senior Danean Kline. f .Rafi 3 is ' C ,,:ixiji!e w sQ . ess sisssziri' 1 i,iii' s, .,-. exits S has fs-'H '. ..'22:fs-'- :E .1-sf:ss.,: sgi ff if s s aeg is . if 5' . i S 5 , a , t wig s? , V, .it ,Asses-s,.2.., S iksisikiliifmiiii it- , s 5 is r-rr ' es issues.. 2 -.is ss. -wg sgmgt .. -s i , is . Sys: . sr sis. 1253. faxes' gg 5 . s 4 f isgisgiiggs S- -11' 35: .ZSSPWQIE 552.5-5ff'!iif is 252 si ,.:, -s:. .., fi - ssfs. sf- . X X so siisszv- rt .g . , gi s,t,,,,,. 1 E ii 5 i 5 SE iw - 5 . I 'i is s fi 3 f gi I ,.: i fs 2 X is-seize E ix? ' if QX1fs1?'i 5 'i 3 X H is fer. wg if X Qiswgi-:iii i its 5 . ei f -,suse .- S .ggesi si. vistas ,fr .X is s ,E . is fgfisg sig? K 2 - . s . Z - .ls if 2. i 5. in i.. i Hx 1, - 'ix ' s 3 . X ' iii? s X 'T ,Sixties s. Q , Q i 2 assi s - iii Senior cheerleader, Wendy Irvin hac make sure that nobody cheated the games during Spirit Week.

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imp Freshmon Vince Willioms shows Bo Acl ' Th clossmoie FI fi Oli iff 'Eff V f ,: A Wm rw i',, ag' ' , jaw H Mgr ' Boordgomes Club - Front Row: Tommy Goble, Beckie Gage, Melissa Fouik, Jennifer ivicDougoIl. Row Two: Jeff Denney, Poui Wiggins, Trovis Wolion. Bock Row: Alison Smith, Pom Morsion, Donny Colpo, Amy Crump, Moi? Longford, Clini Simpson, .lonoihon Ryer, Chorioiie Tcxlley, Chrisiie Cook, ond sponsor Mrs. Henry.

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'ix -EXE-25 WQQQX iises ...:,....E:,. Kayak 'HX is QV W ss ii i Q55 X571 sg, fi list Eg? Qs The juniors gave it all they had for the wall competi- tion during Spirit week. It paid off when they won the spirit stick. K i hx Q N L' iw else t Q- T x ZSL T M, in s in in i i pai S rfmwmgi i i is g.ce i ii fWss in I i r f TU - SEMEMBE5? A Night to Remember , the theme seemed to fit when senior Carmen Cleveland, escorted by Jason Brough, was queen during the homecom- ing ceremonies. if ' f Eighth grader Kelly Breiand tries to make the best of her artistic ability to help her class some in first in Win, Lose, or Draw to wln points for the spirit stick.