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

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Xs . Bethany Ramsay Kimberly Reese Beth Reach Randy Shewmake Elizabeth Simpson Rachael Smith 1 Sherri Smith Ji Gourley takes time out to read the Singing in the school's choir is one of Kristin Stacy Stough ming Dflper to see how the stock markets Massengale's, Kristie Tumm's, and Kelly i doing, ,- . 7 1,7 in-its Nichoison's favorite things to do. .-anal 'X Last minute primping is always something that Jr. High girls do before school pictures are taken. 'Elizabeth Simpson impatiently struggles with her locker. Joey Turner Anu Varghese Carlee Wiggins Yvonne Williams F 'f f 1 .1 I l Etta' X 3, x J ii 13 , I' w, ,a A r wW'f 3 'wr W7 . ai? in 1 aw? A ,fe Q i 9 ,MQW ui Frlendllest , rpiyy mi-594' Carmen Cleveland and Scott Boone Maggi Taylor Kristie Tumm A, , 1 ,.,' v .L- N Q ,gs y f- 3

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Miss Wanda Duvel homeroom Teacher homeroom Teacher CourTney Adams Todd Beaboui Verlck Burchfield Mark Cooley Amy Dempsey Jennifer Evans Chad Francis Naihan George Sara Gomez Paul Gourley Dwayne Gray Andrea Henderson Allison HouldiTch Dawn KenT John King Billy Kinne HeaTher Leveille Daniel Marvin KrisTin Massengale MaTT Mishkoff Sam Moseley Kelly Nicholson Brady Owen David Own STeven PrescoTT Chrisiy PrewiTT Janice Primm ChrisTy Purcell i EIGH TH GRAD My friends here are so neaT be- cause They are TrusTworThy and always willing To pray wiTh me. Rachael SmiTh Mn Mabry is one of The coolesT Jr. High Teachers l have ever mei. Randy Shewmake l like The Teachers aT our school be- cause They TreaT us like unique individ- uals ancl noi as average, everyday Teenagers. ChrisTy Purcell 'il liked playing soccer and bosker- DQH YGOT The iTlOST. Fl'CnCiS Hrhe Thing i like besT abour s.ivi.c.s. is The emphasis ThOT is puT on God. Janice Primm l have grown closer To The Lord and my friends more This year Than ever before. BeThany Ramsay ,M sv 4' Brady Owen models his Teom's haT during Alaba- ma f Auburn Week.

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FS. Mr. Jay Donmoyer Jeanette Thompson Brian Adair Scott Alexander Heather Angel Joey Bartgis Audra Bond Sarah Calloway Brian Carver Melody Day Josh Delvecchio Jason Grubb Kim Huffman Jennifer Jobes Robin Kelly Keith Kling Kelly Lance Chris Lucky Larry Minton Adrian Oliver John Phillips Michelle Powell No Photo Ava lable No Photo Available s X E SHMEN 'Skate or die, dude. Does this sound familiar? Weil, it should be- cause this was a common phrase that came from the mouths of ce majority of freshmen guys who were the skater-dudes of the schooi, Until recently, that was a common attitude. Then all ofa sudden com- mitments were being made right and left. Many freshmen were mak- ing strong commitments for being on fire for Jesus Christ. Several of these freshmen were standing up in class and giving invitations, which is really making a lot of them start to think. Brion Carver, one of the fresh- men who made these commitments changed his attitude on skating. He said l used to skate to get better, and l lived to skate, but now I live for Mason Ellenberger