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

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1' 'YS' T eron R Davis T Leanne Dennis STeven Dunn Rich Gallagher KrisTy A. Goddard He wanTed us To sell cokes in The school parking loT, which was used as The bus sTop for The Bluff Park ArTs and CrafTs Sale. 'lHey, ya'll he said, raising his hands, I see dollar signs all over The place. Boy, did ThaT flop! Senior Leanne Dennis said smugly, We saT around all day and waTched carToons, if you wanT To know The real sTory. The seniors boughT mosT of The coke, said senior Rich Gallagher. AnoTher big difference in our class showed up afTer The firsT A 'lf2 weeks of school passed. NOT a single senior was on academic probaTion! We Tried To sTarT our year off righT in The area of service projecTs. A bunch of us spenT our lasT week of summer vacaTion up here aT The school, help- ing The Teachers geT ready for every- body. When ThaT big hurricane hiT Mex- Seniors Shana Wise and ClayTon Alves work TogeTher To compleie a Physics problem. One of The benefifs of being The only one To Take World HisTory is ThaT you geT To use The Teacher's desk. Here senior Candy Schilling works Through one of many assignmenTs. Field Trip! Seniors Krisii Sampson, Leanne Dennis, Krisiy Goddard, and Candy Schilling have a quick chaf before boarding a van To MonTgomery To see Romeo and JulieT. E, Oliver Michele A. Radue

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Samuel E. Causey, Jr. Seniors. We'd finally made iT To The final year of high school, one way or anoTher. Okay, so maybe some of us seemed a liTTle cocky when we Talked abouT RaT Week or graduafion. BuT deep down inside, above all else, we wanT- ed To be differenT - differenT from any of The senior classes ThaT came before us. And we Tried our besT To make ThaT goal a realiTy. The firsT Thing was being The only SMCS senior class so far To enTer Their senior year debT-free. And iT sure felT good. We Tried To keep ourselves money- sTable by having all kinds of fundraisers - Nacho sales. bake sales, chocolaTe sales, Chick-Fil-A sales - The lisT goes on and on. Our sponsor, lvir. Canevaro, was full of suggesTions. The fun parT came when one of lvlr. C's suggesTions fell Through. Taking a break from Their car-wash, seniors Joe SeiferT and Brian Wilbanks waiT for The nexl' cusiomer. Mr. Canevaro dabs aT his pie, which seniors Sam Causey and STeven Bargainnier had so graciously given him. Senior Nicole Jahchan enjoys The senior priviIege of a Top locker. Penelope H. CowarT Dana J. Harden Wendv C. Irvin Nicole Jahchan MareTTe Jenkins

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Amy L. Rodgers Krisfine J. Sampson Kafherine J. Scheid ico, we puT TogeTher a missionary box, buT Then couldn'T figure ouT how To send iT. IT goT down There somehow, we Think. Our favoriTe service projecT was making Chrisfmas merrier for The Harri- son family by buying presenTs for Their kids. Mrs. Harrison was so graTeful ThaT she said, Ulf you all ever wanT To have a shindig, my house is always open. ThaT's a very Trusfing inviTaTion To make To 39 energefic seniors. As a class, we were preTTy close. Oh, There were The fighTs, The break-ups, buT mosT of all, There was a cerfain respecT we had for each oTher ThaT was sTronger Than personaliTy conflicTs or disagreemenTs. We all shared The shame when classmaTe Jimmy Oliver accidenfally slepT in insTead of going Senior Andy Lawrence gefs a final breaTh of fresh air before he enfers The School Zone. This is summer vacaTion'? Seniors Leanne Dennis and Michele Radue help firsT-grade Teacher Mrs. Causey Tackle The challenge of organizing her closeT. CLASS OF '89 To Take his ACT. And Then, we all laughed TogeTher when he came back To school. And now, iT's Time To say good-bye. By The Time you read This, wel be The freshmen sTarTlng a new school, or maybe we'll be sTarTlng jobs or even families. BUT we wanT To say Thanks, We have a loT of special memories To Take wiTh us, and we're glad you are a parT of Them. Love, Candy Schilling and The Class of '89 Candace L. Schilling Frank J. SeiferT ChrisTopher Alison L. Smifh Brian E. Wilbanks Shana D. Wise Yancey