Christian Academy of Oak Cliff - Doulos Theos Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Z 10 Banquet 11 Homecoming Bonfire 12 Football Homecoming 14 Basketball Homecoming 16 Meet Me in St. Louis 18 You Are What You Eat 20 Favorite Fads 22 US News and World Report 24 Mr. and Miss CAOC 25 Who's Who 26 National Honor Society 27 Quill and Scroll 28 Best All Around 30 Senior Favorites 31 Junior Favorites 32 Sophomore Favorites 33 Freshman Favorites 34 8th Grade Favorites 35 7th Grade Favorites 36 Most SpiritedfWittiestf Friendliest Time 38 Individual and Credits 40 Senior History 41 Senior Activities 44 Juniors 46 Sophomores 48 Freshmen 49 8th Grade 50 7th Grade 6' Jack and Jill 52 6th Grade 53 5th Grade 54 4th Grade 55 3rd Grade 56 2nd Grade 57 lst Grade 48 Kindergarten 60 PrincipalfSuperintendent 61 Board of Trustees 62 Development Council 63 Staff 66 LACE 67 PTOfBooster Club 68 Annual Staff 70 Newspaper Staff 71 Student Council 72 Chorus 74 His Singers 75 Drill Team 76 Varsity Cheerleaders 78 Jr. High Cheerleaders 80 Pep Club Sports Illustrated 82 Varsity Football 86 Jr. High Football 90 Varsity Volleyball 93 Varsity Boys Basketball 97 Varsity Girls Basketball 101 Jr. High Basketball 103 '80 Baseball 104 '80 Softball

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- -is DEDICA- TIO Friend . . . Counselor . . . Teacher . . . This man has been at C.A. for 3 years. He has sponsored the Senior class for 2 years and has coached Jr. High Basketball 2 years. This 26-year old bachelor is a graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington. A resident of DeSoto, he has become a fixture at C.A.O.C., where he teaches Bible, history, and gov- ernment. Stern when the need arises, he is a friend to students, a counselor to Seniors, a strong backer of Christian Academy's goals, policies, and activi- ties. It is with pride and pleasure we dedicate this 1981 Doulos Theos to the little man with a big heart . . . Mr. Cary Phillips. .. sea , 2fiii5 l,,Qlf'MH' if-11, 1: -' 'f-im' ,,,- . 3 ' f ' X N3 . .. . ,, ...QS iz - -1 J

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1 80-81 School Year in Review The 1980-81 school year started out on many positive notes. First and foremost, Mr. David Singleton became our new superintendent. He took over a very unstable position and added the stability that gave an air of confidence to everyone associated with the school. The next positive note was the new teachers. Miss Soward, Mrs. Lankford, Miss Benoit, Miss Paschal, Miss Smith, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Stewart, and Miss McGowan. All came in and along with our fine returning teachers, became a vital part of our school family. The class of '81 was not only the biggest in CA. history, but also a very ambitious class. Finally the rest of the student body was a big plus. The moving of the elementary to the high school campus gave a chance for the high school students to learn responsibility by example while learning many other things from our younger students. All these things have made for a most exciting school year. 4 rfzzifw' ' H .. .1 L in- 'si i 538A-WF! . 5 ' . 8 1 Q . .1 gigs' if 3 ' ' . S Six , EE 6.11: , ,,,, ..c.::5Ni. . -- , 1 ' . tqw 'S gi, . -+'- .ik , .,.:.:,.,.ifM--MX-N1-tiL..iif f . ..., ,, .. , ..,,,. ..,.. , . .. . s .e.ta X 8: ---- K w5:'i:'5N ? T , i- b , g.,. :r'- ' - ..a..4: ' ,. N S W at . VL ta 5 ji I. , Q -z. , Q S, WNW XS ,, if X., ,.. s, N E . msgs. s we 2 , t we f M-,fm H' YNXNH WWW - . . i ,f - - f ig 7 - s i' , rsre