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

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' Whds Who lat GA: is ran honor chosen-byw the faculty for deserving rstudenis. Ihgse students are chosen for their scholastici i acfhievenientj l moral fcharacterjancl their in- ' f voivement in various extracurricularractivi- n ties. Mr, and Miss C .A. are determined 'frf,mr2hrggfoup. in in f n Emily Harrison April Manson 14!Whd's Who At CQA Rumi KT Angie Bohanan Janice Martin i i l,,r r l i Q iri ' i i 2. fi Q A I '-r.h if '1- Lisa Payne . .El .Wk- ,-,. r E , k k SSE?

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The Homecoming pageant was held in the school auditorium. jay Browne introduced the nominees as the girls came down the aisles on the arms of senior football players, Randy John- ston, Todd Miller, Darrell Pot- ter, Robert Walker, Mike Ho- gan, and Ron Hurley. The Homecoming game started, against Tyler Street, with Miss Beth Smith singing the Star Spangled Banner and the Christian Academy Alma Mater. Jimmy McCaleb kicked off and an early touchdown sat the C.A. Cougars on top. A field goal made the score shine at 10 to O, at half- time, Cougars' favor. Miss Tammy Allen, 1982 Homecoming queen, sat reigning as queen for the first half of the game. At halftime the time had come to crown the queen. Mr. Hancock announced senior nominee Janice Martin as the '83 Homecoming queen. Tammy crowned the new queen, Dr. Lee gave the new queen roses as the crowd looked on, and Miss Smith sang Some- times. With the half time over the Cougar defense, proving their excellence, held the Crusadersaand ended the game with a 10-8 victory, the perfect ending to Homecoming '83 and another chapter in Cougar history. Homecoming! 13

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