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

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fr M , My W' ' . 7 ' - 1 . s.f.1fsf:f -- -- Promquel King and Queen Jason Brough and Carmen Cleveland - They don'T gel beiler looking Than ihis, Three of the sharpesi couples were: Brad Willis and Elizabeih Brown: Sam Causey and Amy Redd, and Jon Jobes and Erika Clark. Senior Penelope Cowari accepts The symbol of her office affer being named Court Jester of The Prom- auel. f H M 0' ' '41 ,wr Y High-Tops and Tux? Sophomore Tre- vor Wilson demonsiraies his great lasie in evening wear.

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...yi .gg - fs N0 lt's a prom! lt's a banquet! T lT's A PRO Qusrr Ok, leT's see. lT's April: handsome hunks in awe- some Tuxedos and gor- geous girls in glamorous evening gowns are sTruTTing Their sTuff aT an exclusive nighf spof. This musT be a high school prom, righT? Wrong BuT waiT. They ,cm juniors and seniors, aren'T They? Yeah, buT They ge, dressed To kill, aren'T They? Yeah, buf They gre. gonna dance 'Till They drop, aren'T They? Noi WhaT! No dancing? How can you have a prom wiTh- ouT dancing? You can'T, and This isn'T a prom. Well, whaT is iT? lT's a PromaueT. A whaT? A PromqueT! WhaT on EarTh is a Prom- queT? l'lT's Shades Mounfain ChrisTian School's version of a prom. They have all The Trappings of a prom - Tux- edos, evening dresses, a lead-ouT, buT no dancing. lnsfead, They are having an eleganf dinner here aT The Embassay SuiTes HoTel. Oh wow! WhaT a drag! All This Trouble jusT To eaT? WhaT a wasTe! Everyone knows you can'T have any fun wiThouT dancing. Wrong again. ferrei face! These people have discovered The real key To enjoying high school: lT's noT whaT you do, buf who you do iT wiTh and The memories you make. You qre kidding, righT? No, look. Their Theme is 'Making Memories' and, in- sTead of paying mega- bucks To geT hoT, Tired and sweaTy, They are enjoying The fellowship of Chrisfian brofhers and sisiers and The memories They have made TogeTher. Oh righT! Are you sure we can sTand This much exciTe- menf? BuT, Then again, They do seem To be having fun. Hey! Whose The dude in The highTops and Tux? He's awe- some! Yeah, Trevor has always had good TasTe. Hey, I can Tell ThaT by The girl he's wiTh. AbsoluTely, Penelope is in a class of her own, and someTimes a world of her own. Give me a break! A newscasT? This is going To be The piTs! No, oh dull one, iT's Their way of remembering some of The crazy Things ThaT hap- pened This year. Radical man! ThaT Brian dude musT be a real road warrior for his Tickefs To equal The Gross NaTional ProducT. Yeah, he's The original King of The Road. WhaT now? A LasT Will and Tesfameni? WhaT's so funny abouf Sean leaving Mrs. Francis' mailbox To Tom- my Wiles? Don'T ask man. You don'T wanT To know! Oh PLEASE! Nof slides wiTh some Teacher boring us wiTh narraTionl No way, man. No one needs To narraTe. The music and The memories say iT all. Mmm, This food is good, and The decoraTions are wildl RighT for once. These jun- iors don'T do anyihing sec- ond class. 'lHey, whaT abouf a King and Queen? Do They choose a King and Queen aT a PromaueT? l'Sure, see, Jason and Carmen were a logical cholce. She's ToTally awesomel Yeah, and she was Homecoming Queen Too. Radical man! l'WhaT's This? Are They Too cheap To hire waiTers? The guys have To do iT Them- selves? Of course noT. Sam and Jon are jusT being Their usual weird selves. There's The dude again. Boy is he packing away ThaT cake. lT's roulage you red neck! BuT, you're righT. Trevor knows how To enjoy a ban- aueT. He's goT class Too. I loved how he gave Penelope The whole vase of flowers during The lead-ouT. Well Mr. Skepfic, you seem To be having a good Time. Yeah, l guess you're righT. Dances come and go buf friends and memories go on forever. Tony Canevaro A highlighT of The was junior Jon Jobes impersonahon.

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V 3 S if - S A 'T 13' A closer look at hot spots M and 'i AN ID SHOTS Things really clicked into place this year for the pho- tography club. The first thing they did was watch a movie about the functions of a camera. Compared to that. the second meeting was a party. From burnt micro- wave popcorn to ice fights. the club seemed to be turn- ing out okay after all. The big highlight though was the trip to the zoo. The club left for lvlcDonald's right after fourth period. When they got to McDonald's they were told that they only had ten to fifteen min- utes to eat. After taking the wrong street to get to the zoo, and making a U-turn, they finally got there. They divided into groups of two or three, by their own choice, and headed off in different directions. All of the club members were caught off guard at one time or an- other by Mr. Canevero jumping out of odd places to get candid shots. They took other trips, but after the zoo, they weren't quite as eventful. Southside was a change from the school's atmosphere: the women wore pants, and the men had long hair. The club sponser, Mr. Can- evero, said the club mem- bers, 't , . . were a lot of fun. and it was interesting going places with them. For the new members of the club, this year was a riot, and for the oicl members, the new additions were a change of pace' Tiffany Smith .ss -:'hk. ll!uuuu,.,,,,, Q i:- A . -sumo si While on the Southside, freshman Tiffany Smith gets a shot of a gold Porsche. Photography Club - Front Row: Rhonda Stallworth, Kesia Barber, Henry Austin, Brian Carver, Row Two: Tracy Dunaway, Lori Barber. Tiffany Smith, Mike Weber. Back Row: Joey Bartgis, John Seale, Brian Adair. Not Pictured: Dixie Cross, Missy Sartore. Chris Yancey. Mr. Tony Canevaro - sponsor. At the zoo, senior Chris Yancey catches some ducks off guard by snapping their picture.