John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Kim Weir, Cindy Howe, ,lean Henry and Gary Crawford paint the walls at 'SAlivel', . i l Fl i :L 4 J Yu 1 y 2? Q if' f , 11 li? A i i,iii L l ' An ex-drug addict speaks to the members of Lifeline at Jay. Mike Brown and Wayne Potter paint murals on the walls of the S'Alive!', pavil- ion. 232 r.,.,,.. .ohm WN - At the Lifeline meetings, members begn by singing folk and religious songs in order to make everyone feel involved. E A sTudv OH To further the education of students at Jay on the harm of drugs, Lifeline presents: A Study on DRUGS.

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use QA Lifeline members, David Brown, David Reynolds, Gary Crawford, and lVlrs. DeBarros, put food in storage at the clinic. Sheryl Perry helps with filing at a regular clinic meeting. Food For The Needy Ms' ,, 'fi 2 4. gf l' ,J mmap f Club members put rice in paper sacks in order to put it in storage. fd-F Molly Delaney and Jerry Wright help fill bags of rice to be given to needy people of San Antonio. 231

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if yy E ., , P N I , . A' , 'H fo iff- 'm - M 3 '4 ef , pf sts 4 Wayne Potter, Vice President, leads the group in singing. bf The New Hope Singers came to jay to entertain with religious rock music. By telling what Christ has done for him, 1 , Phil Brown gives his testimony at a meeting. lar meetings. The Youth Director of the Lackland Bap- tist Church aittends one of Lifeline's regu- Phil Brown tunes his guitar before the me eting. Lifeline Meetings 233