Englewood Christian School - Shield Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Some of the students participated in many organizations such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The few meetings that were held were in the evenings at one of the members home. Officers were elected to lead the group. Bob Perryman served as president, Darin Raines was the vice- president, and serving as secretaryftreasurer was Kay een Danner. The group planned activities to participate in such as playing miniature golf, goincg to haunted houses, and atten ing FCA day at the Chiefs game. The 1985-86 National Honor Society was sponsored by Mrs. Natalie Edwards. Dean Nash was appointed resident of the organization, witff Randy Young as vice-president, Janie Davidson as secretary, and Teanna Norris as treasurer. The organization sponsored a food drive for We Are the City , and a junior- Senior field day. The field day was held at Lake jacomo and included such activities as frisbee football, softball, capture the flag, and a scavenger hunt. This year was the first year for Englewood to have a golf team. The team was organized by Coach Mark Erikson and participated in three tournaments. Two of the tournaments were held at Barstow, and one was held at Maranatha. Left to right: Greg Kindber , Randy Youn , Coach Mark EriEson, Rod ClarE, and Danny Sartain. 125.7-2.4-W T Viewing if-Q-.- t if in