Dale County Christian School - Crusader Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1981 volume:

1981 CRUSADER DALE COUNTY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OZARK, ALABAMA VOLUME VI '1980-1981 Dedication .................................2 Classes ....................................4 Faculty .................................. 13 Special Events ........................... 15 Graduations ...............................23 Who's Who ................................ 28 Regionals ................................ 32 Sports ................................... 35 Advertisements ............................43 Mr. James S. Farber Mr. Sam Farber has had a special place in his heart for Dale County Christian School for several years. Even be- fore he became the supervisor of the Learning Center he knew the Lord was leading him into full time Christian Education. His generous giving of his time and energy during the past three years is deeply appreciated. He spent countless hours with paperwork, counseling, main- tenance and repair, as well as actually teaching the young people. His example of separation and his spiritual leadership are two of his finest aspects. Sam Farber's testimony before the Lord and the school has prompted the yearbook staff to dedicate the 1981 Crusader to him with heartfelt thanks for his concern and guidance. School Board Top of page pictures the school Board mem- bers: Paul Brown. James Thagard, Malgum Ellis, Cordell White, and War- ren Griggs. Sam Farber not pictured. Below: Our Principal and founder of Dale County Christian School, Pastor G.L. Wynn. This man has worked very hard for many years to make our school what it is today. 3 Kindergarten Ashley Jones Boyd Mizell Daniel Reynolds West Sketoe Ray Andrews Gina Baldwin Delena Carrol Bill Dennis Chad Farber Meshelle Graham Ted Martin David Riser Tonya Woodham Heidi Varberry 4 1st Grade Chris Brown Kimberly Graham Shannon Marsh Sonja Owens Amy Simmons Len Webb Michelle Williams Bobby Van Trease Stefani Duin Travis Dorton 5 2nd Grade Randy Deloney Adam Dyson Michelle LaDuew Amy Murphy Jennifer Pybus Meredith Sketoe Stephen Smith Shane Teal Karen Terry Londa Webb Karrie Williams 6 3rd And 4th Grade Matt Barefield Amy Martin Mark Martin Angel Sketoe April Dyson Frank Roberts Jason Tarter Patrick Webb « Allen Williams Michael Miller Tracy Deloney 7 Grades Kevin Faison Michael LaDuew Tabby Maloy Tess Reynolds Randall Tomlinson Kenneth Walding Deana Webb Chris Wiley 9 7 8 Grade Thomas Martin Kristi McGhee Danny Monk Scott Wiley Marley Deloney Todd Driver Allison Fuller Kevin Hataway Denise Johnson Susan Tarter Trudy Warmouth Daniel Watkins 10 Hop© Barrs Vicki Dykes 9th And 10th Grade 11 Andy Gramling Curtis Maloy Karen McGhee 11th And 12th Grade Danny Arnett Jimmy Barrs Ron Benson Elaine Cagle 12 Faculty Rev. G.L Wynn-Principal Eunice Wynn-Secretary Shirley Dykes-Secretary Delma Simmons-7-12 grades Sam Farber- 7-12 grades Donald Jones - 5-6 grades Staff Volunteers Freida Simmons Substitute Teacher Carol Halcomb Substitute Teacher Candy Jones Yearbook Teacher Sandy Williams Volleyball Coach Jim LaDuew Substitute P.E. Kim Littlefield Girls P.E. Olivia Baldwin Judy Walding PHOTO Not Available 14 Candy One of the fund raising events of the 1980-81 year was the candy sale. The top sellers were treated to the largest banana split. In the top left picture you see most of the top sellers ready to begin their part of the banana split. In the top right picture you see them enjoying this treat, while Mrs. Littlefield watches and wishes she could join them. In the bottom picture you see the highest candy seller being awarded his go-cart. Everyone stood around and wished they were in his place. 16 In the top picture you see the proud top seller, Len Webb, showing off his well-earned prize. In the bottom left picture you see the Webb family gathered around their new go-cart, and waiting to get home and ride it. In the bottom right picture, you see Len getting ready to take off! 17 Christmas Program A few days before the actu- al play, the elementary grades and a few of the cast went to the nursing home to perform half of the play for the people there. The main cast were Lau- rie, Chad, James, Allison, Ken- ny, Judy, Kristi, and Karer played the piano. We thank Mrs. Johnson for the time she put into making this play possi- ble. I o • e | | It Happened At ... Kindergarten Graduation Monday May 25th was the highlight of the year for the Kindergarten students who so graciously graduated to First Grade. Parents cried a little and laughed a little as their young children sang songs and recited verses that they had learned this past year. For the students the evening was filled with fun and excitement as they stood in front of their parents and teacher doing their best to remember their part. The parents sat on the edge of their chairs anxiously awaiting for their child to receive his diploma. All in all the evening was a success thanks to the help of their teacher, Mrs. Mary Martin. 23 Grad Cand 19 Ron idling dates 51 Benson 25 The Senior Class of 1981 respectfully leave to all those Seniors who graduate after them in the years to come, the following statement ... Finally, brethern, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things ... TRUE, Steadfast or adhering, as to a friend, a cause, or a promise; firm in allegiance; free from deceit; sincere HONEST, Without deceit or fraud; not to lie; cheat or steal; showing uprightness; truthful- ness. JUST, Acting in accordance with that which is right; fair; impartial; merited; legal; proper; PURE, Free from all extraneous matter; free from that which contaminates; innocent; spotless; chaste; stainless; genuine; clean; mere. LOVELY, Having beauty that appeals to the heart as well as to the eye; of great moral o spiritual beauty; delightful or highly pleasing. GOOD REPORT, (Testimony) A witness open declaration or profession, as of faith. ... Those things, which ye have both learned, and received, and seen in me, do: and the God of peace shall be with you. Philipians 4:8,9. Student Of The Year Rhoda Tomlinson 27 w h o s W h o Above; MOST TALENTED: Lisa Rey- nolds, Kenny Parker, Tess Reynolds, Len Webb. Below: BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Tess Reynolds, Randall Tomlinson, Lisa Reynolds. 28 Above: MOST STUDIOUS: Rhoda Tomlinson, Kenny Parker, Frank Roberts, Jenni- fer Pybus. Below. MOST ATHLETIC: Amanda Haden, Donovan Stewart, Hope Barrs, Jimmy Barrs-not pictured. 29 Above: MOST TALKATIVE: Denise Johnson, James Holcomb, Deana Webb, Kenny Walding. Below: BEST CHRISTIAN TESTIMONY: James Holcomb, Frank Roberts, Rhoda Tomlin- son, Londa Webb. 30 At D.C.C.S. Above Right; MOST MISCHIEVOUS: James Holcomb, Hope Barrs, Mari Martin, and Ralph Johnson. Below; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: James Holcomb. 31 ACE Regional Competition On April 20th our students headed for Camp Sumatanga to compete with other A.C.E. schools for Regional Competition. Pictured at the top is our vocal ensemble which placed 3rd. Bottom right is the girls volleyball team which placed 1st this year. This makes three years in a row. Congratula- tions. Bottom left is our mixed duet, Lisa Reynolds and Kenny Parker, who placed 1st. ACE Regional Competition Top left we see Jimmy Barrs who placed 1st in a very good game of checkers. Bottom left is our boys duet, Kenny and Terry Parker, who placed 2nd. Bottom right is our mixed trio, Lisa Reynolds, Kenny Parker, and Laurie Grantham, who placed 1st with a beautiful arrngement of Heaven Came Down. Other winners were the school's ensemble, fe- male duet and piano, which took 3rd place. Also Jimmy Barrs took 4th place in soccer. All in all we feel that Dale County Christian School was well represented. We extend our congratula- tions to each of the students who participated in the contest. 33 Year Book Staff Above you see Judy Benson, one of the yearbook staff members, working very hard on her assigned page for the yearbook. All of the students worked very hard on the yearbook this year, and deserve much credit. Other members of the yearbook staff include: Karen McGhee, Rhoda Tomlinson, Kenny Parker, Clayton Fuller, and Mrs. Jones as yearbook teacher. 34 SPORTS 36 y F o 0 t b a 1 I On the next few pages you see the elementary football team in action. In the top middle picture you see Mr. Jones telling a few of the boys how to make their next play. In the bottom right picture the play was a good one. and a touchdown was made. High School Top of page is our High School Football Team. Left to right back row- Coach Sam Farber. Dan- iel Watkins, Curtis Maloy, Jimmy Barrs, Andy Graml- ing, Clayton Fuller, and Ron Benson. Bottom row- Tom Martin, Scott Wiley, Danny Arnett, Kenny Parker, and Kevin Hataway. The team did very well this year, an undefeated season. The team im- proved very well this year with a terrific offensive player-Jimmy Barrs, and an outstanding defensive player-Ron Benson. All in all we know it takes every member working togeth- er as a team to make this year the success that it was. 38 Activities 39 A Team Cheerleaders A Team Cheerleaders. Top row: Hope Barrs, Kristi McGhee, and Karen McGhee. Bottom row: Lisa Reynolds, Judy Benson, and Laurie Grantham. Not pic- tured: Allison Fuller. B Team Cheerleaders At the left you see the B Team Cheerleaders. From left to right they are Tabby Maloy, Deana Webb, Amanda Haden, Karol Blackmon, and Tess Rey- nolds. 41 Volleyball Above: Girls Volleyball Team pictured from far left; Coach Sandy Williams, Judy Benson, Hope Barrs, Allison Fuller, Trudy Warmouth, Lisa Reynolds, Laurie Grantham, Substitute Coach Kim Littlefield, Captain Karen McGhee, Co-Captain Rhoda Tom- linson. The Girls Volleyball Team did very well this year winning 2nd place in their pretournament game in Prattville and 1st place in the A.C.E. Regional Competition. This is their 3rd year in a row for 1st place. 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