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

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This year's P.T.O. has been an aid to CA. from the Board and Administration all the way down to the teachers. This organiza- tion raised money through such things as the Tots and Teens fashion show, bake sales, craft shows, the annual carnival and a new Fun and Games Show. The funds were used in several different ways. They provided a laminator and film for the teach- ers to use, they helped the school pay sever- al bills, they aided the Booster Club, and they bought a new movie screen for the auditorium. ig,-V P.T.O. ii qww 'J N wvik r N Q 1 N . , Activitiesf27

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The active members of L.A.C.E. are: Martha Alverson, Elouise Bacus, Ella Bixby, Janice Bracken, Jennie Brock, Cleada Brown, Carol Browne, Eva But- ler, Maisy Caraway, Lena Car- lock, Bea Corley, Jennifer Dip- prey, Gwendolynn Faulkner, Al- liene Foster, Gwen Gann, Pam Harding, Naomi Harrell, Mir- iam Havens, Annie Lee Herring, Mrs. Don Hicks, Ida Horton, Oleta Jordan, Edna Karnes, De- Lace lores Lee, Anna Lynn, Mildred Lynn, Jewell Morrison, Colleen Mor- row, Yvonne McCul- lough, Evelyn Shannon, Grace Shields, Ina Mae Stolz, Betty Thorton, Annette Williams, Lita Witt, and Pearl Yeldell. 26f Activities . i' LACE is an abbreviation which stands for Ladies Auxiliary for Christian Education. It is one of the most giving organizations at Christian Academy. This year alone the LACE organization has given an enormous amount of money to the school. Among the things it bought for the school was junior-high basketball uniforms and curtains for the auditorium. They also paid for some repairs and other necessities to help make the school run more efficiently. This organization is one that should not be forgotten. Some of its functions in raising money for the school were garage sales, bake sales, the Talent Extravaganza, jewelry party, Tom Thumb dinner, and craft fairs at both the Westcliff Mall and Red Bird Mall.

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Ra Qi C h U, E E r I e a d e I' S Getting the crowds psyched up was their job and they accomplish the task with cheers, chants, and spirit. The cheerleaders put inmany hours of practice for pep rallies as well as painting posters and run-throughs. The squad had a new sponsor, Vicki Nail, from Skiatook, Oklahoma. This was Miss Nail's first year at CA. and she did a very good job. Miss Nail contributed to the pep rallies by playing her trumpet. A new team name was chosen at the end of last year and Miss Nail felt a mascot was in order and chose Darlene Curley to fill the suit. The pep rallies were all a success, Getting the school and the team pepped up wasn't a hard task. The football boys seemed to choose ROMP as their favorite cheer. 28fCheerleaders