Lykens Christian School - Overcomers Yearbook (Lykens, PA)

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“He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.” Psalms 23:2-3 AWARDS AND HONORS Highest Average.’83 HONORABLE MENTION Highest Achievement.’82 Personal Appearance.’80, ’83 Christian Character.’84 Athletics.’83, ’86 ALSO Nominated for WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Robert A. Klinger Class President My goal after graduation is to further my education in automotive technology and someday open my own garage. Where the Lord leads me I want to be sure and follow. ELECTIVES Geometry Algebra II Business Math Typing Computer Literacy Old Testament Survey New Testament Survey Auto Mechanics Driver’s Education Wood Shop

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This year has been a challenge from the word “GO.” It really all started last year when we went to Harvey Cedars, New Jersey for State Student Competition. Upon doing so well we decided to go to National Competition in Denton, Texas. Even though no trophies were brought home, the privilege of going was a thrill; our spirits were boosted and we’re try¬ ing harder this year. Our School Trip to Get¬ tysburg in May ’86 was great fun and then Graduation ’86 closed out a super year. This term has kept us all busy. We have two new teachers (not new to teaching, but new to us); Miss Gail Bechtol is our supervisor and Mrs. Carol Dietrich is our monitor. God gives them a special amount of patience as we all learn together. It seems like there are more students on Algebra (all at the same time) than ever before; that keeps the teachers busy, and [IfOET of course it keeps us praying. Our school revival with Brother Mike Blue was stirring. His illustrated sermons will long be remembered. A lot of work went into our fall fund raiser with the money being divided up among several projects. We purchased a bike rack with part of the money; it sure helps to keep the bikes straight. The Christmas program proved successful as we sang to the Lord. We appreciated the help that Wade Dietrich and Mrs. Tice gave to us. This year three seniors, Rob, Marie and Trudy will be graduating. We wish them the best and encourage them in whatever they do to “do it heartily as unto the Lord.” CLASS HISTORIAN — Cathy Botts The “Good ole days” when gradua¬ tion was only a dream. ► Yearbook decisions T President and Vice- President Robert Klinger and Trudy Klinger ▼ ■

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My desire is to be the best I can possibly be at whatever God calls me to do. ELECTIVES Business Math Chemistry Computer Literacy Driver’s Education Home Economics New Testament Survey Old Testament Survey Typing Trudy M. Klinger Class Vice-President “Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us.” Hebrews 12:1 AWARDS AND HONORS Christian Character.’80 Highest Achievement.’80, ’82 Highest Average.’78, ’80 Perfect Attendance.... ’78, ' 80, ’84, ’85 Scripture.’86 HONORABLE MENTION Athletic.’81 Christian Character.’79 Highest Achievement.’78, ’85 10