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

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The school year, filled with many thanksgivings, was also filled with tragic incidents. Sep- tember was full of talk of the Korean jet Liner having several Americans, including a U.S. offi- cial, Koreans, and several other nationalities aboard, being shot down. The airliner was on its way to Korea when the Soviet Union shot down the passanger plane. Another airline, Continental, had problems and filed bank- A new world newspaper began publication as of October third entitled U.S.A. Today. April-July was filled with foot- ball as the U.S.F.L. emerged. Frank Reynolds, newscaster for A.B.C. and World News To- night, died as a result of cancer. The television industry suffered as a result of Curtis Mathis' death in a plane crash. His World News K ... l '1lTSTg' ' nf- t A ft nd School News lfiti H OLYMPIC si D? O ruptcy and had to cut some sala- brother took over and now runs ries as much as fifty percent. the main plant in Athens, Texas. xt A fff' ep ' t as tftitis as Y -U - -- g iff? JL X Q-lg, 4 -,5hT ,BE i t 727 -...... - f 1 T ff Ezra 'T ' ,f-jf LJ ' lim 41111394 I don't care WHO you are, Mac. No ticket, no admittance. This year at C.A. is really different. Christian Acade- my has changed its color and mascot. We are now the C.A. Cougars dressed in sharp new navy blue, silver, and white uniforms. On September 19, Channel 8 featured our school in general and Wade Scott specifically in a segment host- ed by Phyllis Watson. There are many new faces at C. A. One is our new superintendent Dr. Kerbe Lee from Tulsa, Oklahoma and his wife, Delores, who teaches math, English, and girls Bible. Matthew and Kara, their two children, now attend Christian Academy. Another new face is Mr. Don Hicks ex-city council- man. He has taken his place as our new president at C.A. and chief fundraiser. Toh and Hie Ting are also among the new faces added to our C.A. family. They have added an international flavor to our school. 10f World And School News

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12! Homecoming Seniors Dominate Homecoming Homecoming week officially started Tuesday with Weepuls day. Miss Nail, along with the cheerleaders sold Weepuls for 754. Thursday the high school and junior high started hall decorations early that morning at 7:00 A.M. The seniors proved their slogan, '84, we've got more than classes that have been before to be true as the spirited seniors came out victorious in the competition for the hall decorations. The IUNION class came in second in the class competition. Along with the hall decorations, Thursday was fifties day. The school showed their spirit by coming out with their poodle skirts and their bobbie socks. Wait Until Dark was shown in the school auditorium Thursday night. The money raised was divided between the juniors for the '84 banquet and the seniors for their trip in May. The calendar finally showed October 7, doomsday for the Crusaders. Blue and White were spread throughout the school as the activi- ties began. The Cheerleaders added a classy touch to the lockers of the football players by decorating them with streamers and balloons and filling them with candy and trinkets.