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

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Well, I had seen that these HSMCS people were different in their out- side activities and school work, but were they really different or was it just a put-on? Incredible! l mean, this is just too good to be true! The students actu- ally cared about each other, and l mean really cared. For example, if someone was hurting inside or upset over something, there were always loving and caring friends around. Or if someone just had a bad day and needed a shoulder to lean on, well, they never had a problem with find- ing that spare shoulder. Not only were they there for each other in the bad times but also in the good ones. It something great happened to a feiiow student then the whole student body was always there to rejoice and thank God with them. SMCS and their students really were filled with love and under- standing, but l still had a couple of more areas in which to test them. Brandi Dunlap f x e .21 Freshman Josh Delvecchio takes skating lessons from freshman Scott Alexander,