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

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The five minute break between closses offers some students. such as sophomore Clint Simpson, a time io socialize during the day. Trying 'ro work out one of Mrs. Henry's programs is oil in a normoi day for sophomore Lonce Williams, Fiipping Through his Iiterarure book. junior Tommy Wiies 'fries 'ro figure our what page Mrs. Katz is read- ing from. Studying before school is just onoiher way sopho- more Chrisfina Nickerson mainrains her above aver- age grades. 41 ii X mme:

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The members of the senior high choir will always be . . . TH RCO R ! 'You, fifty sit-ups, you, fifty push-ups, The rest of you run five miles! screamed Rich Gallagher. These were the words from the drill instructor in this ye-ar's choir musical, The Light Brigade . This year's musical went very well. We grew closer To- gether and To The Lord while sharing with others what The Lord has done in our lives. One very special part of this year was The return of Mrs. King. She had decided The year before That she was not going to be return- ing To SMCS. When senior high choir director, Mr. David Adkins, accepted a job at a local church, the choir got very concerned about who would be his replacement. Then, with no prior notice, in walked lvirs. King. Because of her patience, kindness, and special way of teach- ing, the choir choir learned howto depend on the Lord. They also learned that no matter what happens, and na matter how many prob- lems they face, with The Lord, They know they will al- ways overcome'. Mason Ellenberger Senior Rich Gallagher portrais the drill instructor in this years sg: musical. i The senior high choir looks toward The heavens for the strength Ta overcomers