Fayetteville Street Christian School - Patriot Crier Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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Elementar Fine Arts Hours of long, hard practice paid off for the contestants in Elementary Fine Arts. First place finishes in sword drill, spelling. band, and ensemble brought roars of applause from Patriot fans who attended the competition held at Alamance Christian School. FSCS came in second in overall standings, losing only to Alamance. Congratulations to all contestants and to all winners! FSCS Elementary Fine Arts District Ill Winners Spelling: Grade 1: Marla Frazier, First Place Grade 2: Misty Yow, First Place Grade 6: Brian Baynes, First Place Poetry: Grade l: Sally Thomas, Third Place Grade 4: Emily McNeill, Third Place 46 Grade 6: Melynda Miller, Third Place Art: Grade l: Bryan Waugh, Third Place: Grade 3: Nikki Greeson, Third Place: Grade l: Paul Kilby, Third Place: Fourth Grade: Jonathan Gooch, First Place: Sixth Grade: Shannon Criscoe, Third Place Music: Instrumental Special Group: Second Place: Chorale, Second Place: Vocal Ensemble, First Place: Vocal Special Group: Second Place: Brass Soloist: Preston Cox, First Place: Wood- winds' Soloist: Tammy Johnston, First Place: Piano Soloist: Chris Phipps, First Place: Vocal Solo: Third Grade: Matthew Rhoads, Third Place: Vocal Solo: Fourth Grade: Juliana Cox, First Place Band: First Place Sword Drill: Primary: Sharon Hamilton, .lill Hussey: First Place: Elementary: Samantha Mor- gan, Lorie Thomas: First Place: Intermediate: Lisa Myers, Shannon Criscoe: First Place , Left: Mr. Blice happily receives the first place trophy for the Elementary Band. Right: Waiting for the results of Chorus competi- tion, Deanna Tarlton and Miss Shelor sit pa- tiently. Above: Mrs. Phipps and Candy Nixon await the start of the Sword Drill Contest.

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Left: Mailman Kevin T. carries the news. Right: Can Brook, Leslie, and Tammy keep a secret? Bottom: Joy models a pretty dress. X ,,k: , ,teee T'-I ' A o.' 'I , Smile - it'S SPIRIT WEEK! Since Spirit Week was changed to the week before the first Homecom- ing, students of both campuses out- did themselves to exhibit Patriot spirit. Cheerleaders kicked it off with the sale of Patriot pins - those flashy blue and white ribbons flow- ing from a spirit pendant. Monday was interesting as people got off on the right foot with Hair and Sock Day. Tuesday, students de- monstrated spirit in living color as they dressed in blue and white along with a special hat. Wednesday, one could confess to a priest, call a plumber, or converse with a nurse - right at FSCS on Occupation Day. Bible Character Day brought some saintly behavior while Moses. Jezebel, shepherds, and Queen Esther roamed the halls. Awesome described the look on Friday's Dress Up Day. At the ringing of the bell, great exclamation of spirit were heard as Go Patriots rang through the school. 45

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J unior-Senior High Fine Arts ,sf i Top: Renee Britt, Amy Byrd, and Misty Phipps nervously wait for piano solo com- petition to begin. Left: The girls' triojovially discuss their performance. Right: Misty waits to play her piano solo. Only in their second year of com- petition, Junior-Senior High contes- tants brought home several honors. The Senior High Band won second place as well as Junior High Chorus. Congratulations! F SCS Junior-Senior Fine Arts District III Winners Senior High Band: Second Placeg Junior High Brass Solo: Cheryl Slone: First Placeg Junior High Woodwind Solo: Kristy Byrd: Sec- ond Placeg Junior High Chorus: Sec- ond Placeg Junior High Ensemble: Second Placeg Senior High Piano Solo: Amy Byrd: Second Placeg Se- nior High Spelling: Amy Byrd: First Placeg Senior High Trio: Third Place 47