San Antonio Christian High School - Overcomer Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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'I EDITOR: Diana Welch PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Kay Keller BUSINESS MANAGER: Norma Dominguez ART WORK: Gary and Mark Taylor lVlrs. I.. S. Taylor Todd Grainger Robert Malejka PHOTOGRAPHY: Steve Kelfer Lynn Kahler jim Huyck Ecclesiastes 3:1 TI-IE OVERCOIVIER '75 Volume III San Antonio Christian Schools 5703 Blanco Road San Antonio, Texas 78216 PROLOGUE 2 FALL 14 WINTER 28 SPRING 48 DIRECTORY 66 PATRONS 110 INDEX 132 EPILOGUE 134 I A time to be born . . . A time to die. .. Q A time to laugh . . OR EVERYTHING OA RIGHT TIME FOR EVER YTHINGO A RIG1 2 i time to remember. . . ME FOR EVERYTHING OA RIGHT TIME A time to love A time for turmoil, A time for serenity . . . i QA RIGHT TIME FOR EVERYTHINGQ A RIGHT TIME FOR EVE l 13 . .V ,-5 ..AE,. Lf- H 4,,L4w,g+-S:.-,W-L,h .w L 'A - A Aff? M. , , ., ,.,'.:.' I, ,K-5 v F ,X-, -.43 .-54:5 V , . rdf ' Q Wi ig: 5 1 Q , Ar I is Ffa A' all '-.gg , ... 'rf H ' .aff -A gg-v. 85 . 5:51524-,. A-s-av Hi ad I an? - M4 1 7,5 ,, my ,A V M, ,. 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'sv 1017 1 , , vig Let's Pretend What began as a pagan holiday marked by mischief and tricks, has become for many youngsters a time for make-believe, dressing up, and playing a role. Halloween 1974 saw much excited donning ofcostumes as the lower school celebrated with games and refresh- ments. 'Q ti. 9' ,sa fn . its lf: 'X r A 0 rv lf, ,gg ,Eff 'ffU,a l-1'?:-'W I 3 at s A 5 .J Aldaafl Alb: 5 t Upper left: Jennifer Wells begins the transformation. Upper right: Mrs. McFee helps Margo dress. Right: Kim Lancaster em- 18 FALL cees. Above: Billy Clegg clowns. l 1 if-f' F Top: fl to rj Brian Held, Mike Clark, Paul Luclerus, ready lo catch a freight. Left: Lauren Daggell as a convincing Raggedy Ann. Right: fl to rj Lisa Villarreal, Philip Grossman, Cheryl Henning, and Jennifer Wells. FALL 19 fx., SPIRIT CLUB front row: fl to rj Karen Angel, Katijah Human, Karen Rose, Carol Villarreal, Cindy Winkler. Back row fl to rj Velda Contreras, treasurer, Norma Dominguez, presidentg Sharon Thompson, vice president, Pam Lancaster, reporten Carolyn Jolly, secretary. PIC- TURED ON PAGE 41: The junior varsity cheerleaders selected from Spirit Club. 20 FALL Above left: fl lo rj Katijah Human and Mi Watson enjoy a Christmas feast at M Mithell's house. Center: Carol Villarre Karen Rose, Janelle Barthuly, and Wen Mitchell join Barbara Cox in caroling. Abc right: Cheering at the San Marcos game are to rj Karen Rose, Cindy Winkler, Barb: Cox, Carolyn Jolly, Norma Domingul Sharon Thompson, and Diana Welch, led Lion-for-the-night Pam Landaster, Vars Cheerleaders Kay Kelfer and Cindy Mitchw Directly above: Sharon Thompson teacl little sisteri' Wendy Mitchell the line art papering. -,.,- , Top: Norma Dominguez and Sharon Thompson stitch thc large spirit banner to hang at games. Top right: fl to rj Karen Angel, Pam Lancaster, Velda Contreras, and Jody Gough work on student directories and book covers. Above: Karen Angel gets ready to call it a night at tlic slumber party. Left: Spirit Club Sponsor Mrs. Carl Mitchell. Also assisting with the Club was Mrs. Ed Human. '-4 V 1 Club Boosts School Morale Spelling School Spirit with a capital SH was practically expressed by mem- bers of the Spirit Club through a variety of projects. In addition to the events shown on these pages the girls made spirit boxes for team membersg deco- rated halls, lockers, cars, and homesg and sponsored such mind-boggling ex- pressions of affection as HSloany Baloney Day in honor of Coach Sloan. FALL 21 Musicians Give Two Concerts Two bands, composed for the most part of first year music students, made exceptional progress under the direction of Mr. Rick Dillard. They joined the choir in presenting two concerts during the year. It is with regret that due to technical difficulties the Overcomer goes to press without a picture of the younger band. 22 FALL Q iii? Front row: fl to rj Cindy Held, Cindy Winkler, Cynthia Clegg, Brian Held, David jolly, row: fl to rj Steve Wilbur, Tom Reed, David jackson, Scott l-leld, Kevin Jennings. Stand Mr. Rick Dillard, teacher, and Frank Corte. .1 1 . L m Ortiz. Back semester choir: lfronl row: fl to rl Jooy llacckvr, ,lancllc Barthuly, Tim Grainger, Rexjennings, Cindy Winkler, Cynthia Clegg, Pa l M W' lVl 'la lVlc:F'o1:, Robert Larsen, Missi Watson, Katijah Human, Barbara Cox, Carol Villar- fl to rl lVlurk Nlclilougul, Wuyno Snig cr, urty lsr,-, zu K .fi - I Ani. 1' ,A 1 'irc V53 .K-7 V va-in L' fu . x- -fi' 11 If Left: Cindy Held. Opposite page: Scott Held, Mr. Dillard directing. FALL 23 ,fp- 24 FALL 51,1 A llf. Upper: Time to line up for chow. Front: Q rl Kay Koller, Laurie Elder, Tammy Tay! Cathy Lawson. Hawk row: fl to rl Sha Thompson, Robert Nlutejka, Mr. 81 lV Sloan, ,lim lrluyek. Left: tl to rj Carla Hans and Cathy Lawson relax alter the basketl game by shooting pool. Above: Cir Mitchell linds il no easy task to maneuver entire dinner from lid to mouth with a pot masher. A rash ol' fork burglaries plagl the kitchen during the tacky party meal. uve: Mark Taylor gets st-l lor at slum. Right: Elaine Roberts indicates the second word in a ie of ollurudes. aried Socials nite tudents Relaxing together was a big part of school life during '74-'75. Private par- ties as well as school sponsored events abounded. The sophomore class organized such outings as a trip to a Spurs game and a screening of the Towering Inferno. The common denominator for most occasions seemed to be great quantities of good food. FALL 25 You ARE ready to charge into boifle, oren t you? USAR RAT ED Vice President Roc esidenf ord shifts F h Mig m'0N if T ewgy tilit 'iii5i'iiY5i 'f'KimaY9 fe mtl ,mtv - n. ctivek 333 oi ,ecessxo , 3 cltal .gg Thi' L-crm-nurixi,1Ji.,plziyf'il out with most -M A -A wi-Z ' ' of the po j H-ig. . 1111c'1'-awfsl ' ' lnncll uf 4':Ct2lflOIl- r L . ' ,-,,,,.,, 13,1-iii uf ti I 1 uv X 'ifntlis of ft -+1 - ' ' ' ' D ,fit-r, 66, wits , I s t The fact Americans could buy gold for the first time this hui! 1 1 . t,titw,tNiloN.y ti . , . , jwi- - , t ' year didn t have much direct effect on us, but the price of Jllgllil tht, ,, YuM.,tt:t ,ent xlfvgtr Wt d'd' Th d ' k ' - if ' tl f 15 f -- G0 Q V tml .-wit 5. wil' sugar 1 . e rm s in oul mac me jumpe rom 4, hun Awnt, win X ,Nxt X A l X L i . Li fl 5 X cents to 25 centsg the things our mothers baked were sud- C 1 mlm tmtntth N wnxfx :Kitts Ucttml' L-i ' -tv . - I H W , ,, A denly worth an arm and a leg. For many the money squeeze -X X at l- 'M' if l meant it was a lot harder to find tuition, and going to a Christian school was a bigger privilege. Politically we were disillusioned with the fall ofthe Nixon administration and the resulting felony convictions of top people formerly respected. By the beginning of the winter we had a new president and vice president, neither one elected by the people. Our difference in perspective as Christians gave us the peace and excitement of knowing that the disturbing events were all pieces of God's plan as the last days rush to their conclusion and the King of Kings returns in glory. F 5' i. vu - . . f 'W 1.1181- -- Nixon quits Our nation falferin . col ,X to 1 ' Y fModi0V'9iL ' N- , emits 'Q '- 5 Qfwho os A y Q Q11 , f , K5 . .4 N-V.-.,. , - ,, ,rr Q A . .f - 1 43 -w lyf 1, w if '- ' - fm hi' IA. ' Y K , ' . , ff-Pile .w.11w'f' in ' Wh- '+.,L: i' 'ju ?':l'1 ii - :.- 5 ', W 1' ' 7 --- , . ,V V' Q ' lf! . A-fr 7 .3 ja' ' 'Y . 1 house P ' - 1' L --. f . ,- U - z I 4' ' ' I 0 0 .on 1 f 3 bt! E 35553 Ts ,A'1'f Scrccrxcd-In dgetNfm0n admares QE mofit 1 'g 1 '1 r Q oo if I ' qv ip, Vxhn I5 yuan' ml-cond E Hmm HL the lnpwn m ' A ann A ' km' 1 1' l md wx'- -, . .V .. mm 0 . llc-nrx Kia-Ningvr Q LI. Billy Graham 2 A 13. Ga-ruld Ford I ?vffY 'i .Zxfv'----- 1 ,-A, fl A 4. lid'-xm'd K1-nnvdy ' J 5-uw. ut LK 3. G4-xnruc Walizwr- v ' , Nelson Roclu'fe'llvr ' U -LL 1 . liichnrcl Ni:-mn ' -1 4, Barry tiemldwalvr WG' ' . . ' 9. Ronald lim-zxgzm -f 1 IU. Henry .Iuvksnn lfwr vnmqmrlsulx flllI'fM1SI'h, W V .-rv iw lem yvznr's list: A' WCHARLLHS YARBROUGH IIWIN' if' ff Klum .1-'lrllmwl man-l973 , '1Nc.'l'UN lixpvris bl ' S 8 -' - 1. Hvnry Kissinpu-r K' -- ,. ' '- w--- 2 Bill5'l9l'1ah:u11 -,V , . ZS. Richard Nixon ' ..,,.w 'J I S 1. lfchsurd K4-nnvdy ff ' Y 5.0mm Ford Qfgiigglw 4 W 6 6 li, Gvorgc Wnllacv 'ww' ' ' Y , 7, Ralph Nada-r W 6 8. Ile-nry Jackson 6 if xx 9. Pope Paul Y! .. e r 'D ' l0, Barry Goldwater ' a Q - 'Z 'P 'H 5:,L3 T , me X mr Eg f r ET Q 119 Z A X . D nfl Y ' ll 2 Be In A 5 5 fd m ,.. e - pm ' 6 , ' t , - . F .-.l..-V.a. gm----',,. 9 L 6 W WASH ATERGATE AS INGTON QAPJ L fl be.. As long as the earth remains there will . winter. Genesis 8:22 QLBJ cm- , .' ,N v -ISL A ' V '1' ' i --.l:A . W .1 Q 8 :gap vw I A nl 5 ,b..,'.5.p - I, up KSXW. ,... nf, x N ul' ak, ' 'S UL' 1 Q, x xlib N ,Q- ' Wvf 'KD' 'fd fj WSW X 1.6 I 1 . , . .Sf 1 I , xi V jf , ' ua 5 ,fga--K3 :ffl xx - A y a y: ' -F . l 4' ' Q ' x fixt- 4 , NN J.. . sy! . 927 'X f' X - 1 . I --gb, ,Q fx 1 ,- -f lxl 1 - Mfr ew . it 1 ff : . ' - ' 1 ,X QL. U . 45 Q.-.Ag ,lg .VH ' -. ' A ' .I 1 1 WI TER Christmas Gala Relives Era Of Tin Timi' A Dickens Christmas was the theme for the annual progressive dinner held for the upper school faculty and high school students and their dates. Old fashioned decorations were in evidence during the seated main course, and time was taken to decorate a tree with pop- corn and cranberry chains and old time ornaments. The menu offered old English items from the famous Crachit turkey to plum pudding. The evening was climaxed hy a reading from Dickens' A Christmas Carolu and a candlelight service in which the light from each person's candle was passed to another representing the shared light of the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 30 WINTER Above: fl to rl Noel Skinner, Martha Wliitsclt, Jell' Coe, and Diana Welch start offthe ever with salads and appetizers. l,cl't: Cathy Lawson and ,loclCr1lwlord at the main course. Uppo page: fllppcrl The Spirits and Scrooge prove the show must go on when they cxtcmpo when 1,-xpi-4-ti-rl scripts lliilc-d to im1li-i'ialim-. ll to rl B1-ieizzi Yoargain, 'l'animy Taylor, Fra Corte, guest produiri-r llill l.ov1-, ,lim lluyck. Lows-r left: Lynn Kaihlm-r dot-sift allow thc for utmosplwil- to inli-rll-ri- with ii good meal. Right: lliumi Welch shares the light ol'Christ's h with date llogcr Grimes. w W-r,1 .gb E -4 5 N FQ' K E . A, , ...Q -1 Al ii, ,,- ,gl 5x 1 ri., S - .21 Q 5 ul qw' .Y mu r 'M Jw 4.- N wj, . Q. if W E2 9 5 k ,- 5' .cal kt F.. 'io ,,. ,Q , 95, .a Io Q 'A ' if - O 1: X Eivg .5- EAT! Cried Money-Raisers Money-raisers for assorted benefits brought as much or more fun than they did funds. Events ranged from the usual bake sales to Sloppy Joes Day. Pictured are only ax few of the ways the Spirit Club and the Junior-Senior graduation funds grew. 1 L 32 WINTER . . ns . ,, . : Becca rulnslms ll bllckcl. lllglit: Union replacements scrunutle with ax Valentine and a favorite llavor toolsiz- to rj ,luncllc liurtliuly, Kalijah Human, Villarreal, ,lotly Gough, Carolyn jolly, master. tv 1 1' . f Ha H Luft: Hot tamaltvl ll to rl Wendy Mitchell, Kay Keller, Meme Martin, Velda Contreras. Above: Sloany Baloncy Day honored Coach Sloan with bologna sandwiches and big pickles. tl to rj Rex Jennings, Norma Dominguez, Carolyn Jolly, Pam Barthuly, Missi Watson, Karen Rose, Katijah Human, and friends, Opposite Page: fUpperJ Mrs. Dominguez, Norma, and Mrs. Huyck make an assembly line for turkey sandwiches. Far left: Velda Contreras pushes donuts. Left: Billy Clegg at a skating party, probably the best fund raising project of all. WINTER 33 I I I xlxwu QL Q ekxn ' N 4 51:13. I, J, , - X, 1 1. . - x , X , 9 ,-' ,, E, xx c F sbs if A , I , 11, X v1 X. 1. I Nxxx K IJ 31' .14 -' ll I 1 it , ,. ..- .- , , J ef-T- 1f5Fiiiv .px '- , A ., 'y -'pmt' -ZA ., . Q. Ng, f 4 lp. Q - ..- ' 1 I3 is if, 'T . s 'Ei 'J ' 5 ' ,Aix -xx zxcz:rrrrxrryy,,I, 1 ii Nu 1 :VH ' I A K x -,,.m.5, lf: -.im M , 4, X. .21 1 Class Takes Long Distance Field Trip It was a working vacation for Spanish teacher Jan Kullbom and two of her Spanish Il students when they went to Monterrey, Mexico, over the Christmas holidays. Practical use of the language was stressed as they bargained in the mercado, watched crystal and leather goods being handmade, and visited the centuries-old historical attractions of the city. Left: The Obispado, 18th century mission- fortress now under restoration, occupies a prominent role in the history of Monterrey. Above right: Miss Kullbom and Kay Kelfer translate the plaque describing its historic significance. WINTER 35 ws-A 1-... .Q , an. 1 s':' 4 A , .,'Hj.- v:.l,1',', 'fa .,I 1 H V + Q1 ! , 1 K ' x K . 1 ' 11: L Q .1 ' I ' 1 ' zu' 11 l . 'f 4 'QA' A 5 1 - , - 11 1 'Sl' V1 -,iv-1 N 4-, . 1- - .1 , - -1 A .1-.94 E, , ,,'1l3,.! 4 A I 1 1 7 -' .J . 614 av J' 1 , lf' ' I S -x 1 1 1-1' 1. 1 11 ' 1.1 1,11:,., 1 1 f 1 1 .mlm 11.1vi'11k1 tif' 1 X 1... ,..11, 1 -11'-11 '-111111-1: 'it Agfa' Staff: fSeatecl l to rj-Norma Dominguez, Frank Corte, Kevin Jennings, Jim Bob Mauldin, Sharon Thompson, Mark Taylor. Standing fl to rj Sponsor Mrs. Russell Gary Taylor, Steve Kelfer, Diana Welch. On floor tl to rl Laurie Elder, Kay Kelfer. 1 A , - 'f 2 l If f- . - ' i. df - frqsxg 5' 6'Book,' taff Records Great pirit of 975 Publications in an institution as small as SACS require a lot of volunteer time away from school and a lot of doubling up of personnel. Since nary a nook nor a cranny can be found in the school building to house a publications office, all work is done in the home ofthe spon- sor. Seniors Norma Dominguez and Kay Kelfer set aside time before the press of basketball season to put out experimen- tal editions ofa student newspaper, THE LION'S ROAR. . The OVERCOMER staff worked all year, for the first time without the serv- ices of a professional photographer. In addition to the staff shown, many other students helped by selling ads to support this permanent record of the 1974-75 school year. A new project was a cassette tape of 'gSounds of '75. The OVERCOMER staff also provides and decorates the school Christmas tree and sponsors the annual Awards Banquet. Left: fl to rj Norma Dominguez and Kay Kelfer paste up the first edition ofa student newspaper, THE LION'S ROAR. Opposite page: Photographer Steve Keller traveled to Mexico to record the Spanish ll trip. Lower left: Hard at work fstandingj Carla Hanson. Seated: fl to rl Kay Kelfer, Norma Dominguez, Sharon Thompson, Jim Huyck. WINTER 37 Year to Re-Group Basketball continued to be the num- ber one sport although the loss to the team through graduation and moving away predictably brought about a rebuilding season. Although it was a Right: Lynn Kahler on the jump shot. Below: A re-organized bench listens to the new sec- ond semester coach, Don Rose. Seated fl to rj Steve Kelfer, Lynn Kahler, David Jackson, Noel Skinner, Jim Huyck, Joel Crawford, Bob losing season, young players in their first year in the sport showed much promise. The real lessons of good sportsmanship not being dependent upon winning, the year was rich in learning. Mauldin, Rick Cone. Opposite: Intense con- centration for Rann Russell, lirst semester coach Bob Carroll. Center: Noel Skinner brings it down court. Right: Senior Bob Mauldin on a lay-up. W, Q 15' fl' --1 .-,-. 3, : ,,. t . ., V I I ' 1 , l 1? ,U I .Q Thai: really doesm 1: I 'P ua, upon 'Ev-ua, +0 I-Q5 105, qff '-L-kv fiteh-iff-3+ www M- f 'Wah F 't'i '. ZiZ,fi'?e.51 sf-f PM siifi .fatal .qc-nv 94 , rf QQVVN' 9 '- 7 bbfweek G , S lkkfahi ' ii i f deign n 29 me sffain. U' 'Q' mr Q J QD1 fe- X 1 LQ! U ,J ,Q -fe a f9 ' , X -F 0' 'f . ' ' f I 0 ' ' '- gafllfw C, ,4 I fy! 4 N 11 xx?- ss WINTER .. , :nl row: fl lo rj Rick Cone, David juzzkson, Slcvu Kcllkzr, Bolm Muulclin, Mark Cizek. Back row: fl to rl Coach Don Rose and son Steve, Noel Skin- .Jim Huyck, .lonl Crawford, Lynn Kahlcr, Scoll Held. Not pictured: Tim Taylor, Mark and Cary Taylor, Rann Russell, Team Manager Frank IC. 4 f'i 'l i 1 Q L Q WINTER 39 I 'fic QA xx! 'rw X R90 K ,N ,f1i'Af -'Rx -4.3- 4555 N U 1' 9's.f'f, f' VI 1' Q: T31 ww xg- ' Xi- 'Q I . 5 L '. -.A 'E u, ix! , Q 's rqybfiit . a - 5 ' h . 'NT QA - 3 Q 1 1, 1' U' n . . .-' yi-I' 'K i g fl -5554 . ,6 i . if .bglx X-.uf X Q' Q S :st f. . - . , 35- 'J Sw- .Q 1 . ,-I Mgxn 15 .. ' S U if I, ' if V I M 1' I . ' Ms 1 X :M SH T- H 'nw fs' . 5551? r W . . If ,eps , we Sfri' xii M :' 3 fi!- 3' Q ifs.-ff 1 ? YV ..e. ,Q ,. w6m 'aa . . 5 , . w?Q1'f. -f -w, ' FQ If Y x , F-. xixyflf- H 3-3 .4-.1157 '.,'.'.' E K 1 f,.:'L'1 U, ' H , li-5, fdgwzxfvy I ,A -'J' 'i ,, ml, Biz ., -s v s-JJAQS, ' , - 3' U uf' he , ' 1: ni 1. aa QW.: rl AQ LUG ,'. fn ',:.,,,-551'-n Zin :H '7'7' x 5 ' fl -- gb'..L, J' 5' Y ll 'X gwxx .X ix fl is , ' . Battle Cry: 'GGimme an LYS' Wlizit does it spell? LIONS! Varsity cheerleaders lecl the yells at the boys' games while the .l. V. squad whipped up spirit lor the girls. Pep rallies had a vastly improved enthusiasm factor when held in the church next door where sound reverherated gloriously. Always a crowd pleaser, the friendly lion was especially appealing to small lry who tried to shake hands or feed it popcorn through its smiling mouth. mi-qsye 1-gay.. . sa? --are -- if . 35? Q ,' ' ' ' ' . . I -, ,. , v. -.1 -f Q - - ss. 2-3.4- '.5'.L?,j..4l.4 GiQ'i-l'ii '4Flf JJ! at -8-2' ' Above: fl to rl Missi Watson holds Janelle Barthuly, Jodi Gough holds Barbara Cox in one ofthe double stunts learned this year by the .lunior Varsity Squad. Top: Head cheerleader Kay Keller presents Coach Don Rose with a spirit box. Left: Susan Davis eavorts as everybody's favorite mascot, the SACS Lion. Opposite page: Varsity Cheerleaders ftop l to rj Cindy Mitchell, freshmanp Susan Davis, freshmang and flowerj Kay Kelfer, senior WINTER 41 hortiesn Fall To Tall Teams Despite a desperate lack of height, the girls' cage team displayed a give-it-all- you-have spirit throughout a disappoint- ing season on the scoreboard. Morale remained remarkably high in the face of continued losses. Above: a real supporter at Lion games, Dale Sloan gets a bird's-eye view from the shoulders of Cindy Held. Upper right: Senior Kay Kelfer gets offa jump shot. Right fl to rj Coach Gary Sloan gives some pointers to Laurie Elder and Becca Yeargain. 4-2 WINTER How CAN UE, Loss warm wEP-QE So SINCERE- fl-2' lm 4-5' 'QD 'P N1 ' I' L......-.... M14 v at ' .MW - III g Q f A-lan -5 r 5 3. 'L ll' ive: Front row: fl to rj Becca Yenrgain, Kay Kelfer, Sandy Shults, Laurie Elder, Cathy Lawson, Carla Hanson. Back row: fl to rl Coach Gary .n, Norma Dominguez, Carolyn Jolly, Cindy Held, Sharon Thompson, Karen Angel, Pam Lancaster, Diana Welch, Manager Elaine Roberts. Up- right: Guards Laurie Elder and Diana Welch try to cut off the opposition. WINTER 43 , ...xxx -A . N 5 v f... is ?l' I P. ' . H. ' , gif ,551 vs M711 .'fff..4w: X . ,. ' ' . ' '- , -,V 1, ' . ' . ,..L,...w......a-7.4-A, . V T--- .-.- ...-A- h T.. V .5 I 5. I ' 'YL 'Ill' . i -1 Q , ff . v 'V 'J 2, . ,.v1- immf. ' Q 5 V1 . va r. Z N. 'I f . - - ' f 'H' .. : . f.13-,. 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Ya. f' - 1 'l .' fi -F5 17, 4' ' 3 I., ,. .- , 1gf-.-LY.. rl I ' . I' , X' - . . 1 1,1 1, H 'ff f' . 1 , 4 , .. , of lf . M Q ..4 J.-4 -A jfjayg l md, '- af.-' .. .n.11 '1a' S'1fwk21i,f Ski 2, .L-,,.,?1--M ,.gf 31-Lu, ,x X.. l . . .FQSI .1r:.:. - . f--'fix JJ ,lv -, gf. f.gf.'f'Jwez. .11.T- 1M:.'fq'1 , V ,YIV 1. L.I.V A ., .VM . v.l'Y1 J , 4 . Y. -... Sports Variety Paves Way to Growing Skills Intramural competition in horse- shoes, a good touch football game, the inevitable calisthenics . . . all are part of P. E. memories. WINTER 45 2.afuV?lwz54q ipfgyaazw ,ML-df' ffiff2.2J fjfiff ,gffiuf Z'fzMn J ,430 Mhaiaff 441,214.41-d7mC3fZ2 gwcffi CQMQQ fzJQfy4e7v'ce1,?agM4,,g if ll I -- .Ar1.- l.! Bll-, ' .-f 44241 . l.4f.-..1-A 1 ,1l f-.v.,.l4 'lf 11 ' W Qian!! , . MEZZ Niggaz 4241 2.2 1422 46 WINTER ,.m-w222jzzgwZ 47254: Valzldf Z., Aid! fQZoZ9!f+cf'Z uwvwgflv 42.41 Jeddnfng 4r4.!f7zaH0CJ ?QvwQ414fidC 46244 , ,QW ,nanvgfflwdff , wifi ie! 4414! Z ,A-'QWQU ZH? ' 51,614 -g y 'QLf.':!Vi2J Q .1 ..' - - if alt-: QL ' 1-61 PM ' ' ' LQQQM .f.4.'.. QQZAWWJQPCQQ bfZ.gffw5Zf1fC7j44.9fmd e.4.fGf0+- -GMM? J J yf Q4uQQQ,'Z'7f' WINT ER For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers appear on the earthg the time of the singing of birds has come . . . ', Song of Solomon 2:11-12 SPRING Above: L'Beloved Master Rex Jennings is waited on hand and foot by fl to rj Cynthia Clegg and Barbara Cox. Right: On the auc- tion block: Martine Graham brings a high price as Auctioneer Gary Sloan urges the bid- ding higher. 50 SPRING 'J TUL Slaves Toil Long and Hard ingenious methods of servitude were designed by masters for their slaves purchased on the auction block. Considering the minimum wage scale, most owners got more than their money's worth of clean lockers and shined shoes on Slave Day. Profits went to the Senior Class Graduation expenses. , Q J Far Left: Wayne Seigler lounges under shade provided by Barbara Cox. Left: Tim Grainger enlists help of friends as well as his slave to come up with a really unusual way to travel, fl to rj David Davidson, David McGown, Katijah Human, Steve Smith. Top: Martha Whitsett gets pacified. Above: Carla Hanson makes the shine meet ROTC Standards. 51 SPRING adie Hawkins Crew Chases Greased Pigg Gits Hitehed A Sadie Hawkins Party complete with greased pig chaseg hayrideg Mar- ryin' Sam's shotgun weddins' fer them as got caught in the foot raceg a still which gave forth Mountain Dewg and 52 SPRING live entertainment made Dogpatch come alive for upper school students. The party was a joint project of the Juniors and Seniors. Above: Mark Smith takes dead aim with a wet sponge in the face for Becca Yeargain. Girls who failed to invite a date from within the school family had to be jailed and humiliated for goin' outside the clan for companionship. Top: Kent Rose. Top Right: Man'yin' Sam fTodd Graingerj performs a ceremony with all the tradi- tional Dearly Belovedsf' Right: Tammy Taylor caught herself a real young 'unz Coach Rose's son Steve. 'YZ?l Q-t X Q 1 5 O so 1 f,r - X-Q, ,'.'- Q . I ,, l'N. in -Q. Weis- Top: Mighty pig chasers git instructed in the fine art of catchin' the slippery critter without hurtin' him none. CL to RJ Kent Rose, Todd Grainger, Carla Hansen, Rann Russell, Joel Crawford, Steve Kelfer, Lynn Kahler, Rick Cone, one or another of the Taylor twins. Above: The still rigged up pro- duced canned Mountain Dew. Left: The winnah! Tim Taylor carries Charlie across the iinish line as Joel Crawford gives a slight assist. SPRING 53 Above Lett: jim Huyuk guzzles in the baby bottle contest. Above Right: Sherry Dreyer, Mark Cizek, Denise Cantrell, Tim Taylor, Cathy Lawson, and Cindy Mitchell join in the country sing-a-long. Right: Elected Dai- sy Mae and l,i'l Abner by popular vote: Kay Kellbr and Bob Nlauldin. 54 SPRING SADIE HAWKINS lcon L1-l'l: SIL-vc Keller and Bula lVlauldin: Country Emails. Below: ill Tlmsc fellcrs we-rv slmrv lmurcl lo kelclm. Q21 lVl1'. Rose vm- vvcml ilu' llml slumpin' vnlorluinment. - 1 .lf fgfkill-' 3 - Q if :fig , , v . S 1 51,129 .ll 'rf f ,, I 5' if' 'W 1 'd V ' I l J. W lx ,iw n W 'L' ' 1 ' ll? 4' 'l' I I 'J-i ,-, W A, sh I - ff- I' 4' mi fr ef' K J r..,f-1.22 -. L K M nn' 'NY V, ' . ' ' Lf- . ' f ':V - I.-lf: - .'::Q.. 7' 1 ' ' '- ' , V' ' ' In 2 eff A L-fu , f 3 f .L fe A . '- -, 1 I- 1 ' 'e - . - 1 Mae, I .- Vm. ' Y Q ,,l,, inf E149-4'--ur-? ' ' ' I ' ' ,, ' - - , P xr '- 4.j5...':fg-ggfifaaxg? ,, 1.15 X ,Fu 1 ix .- V , it W I' X ' 1 A L -L 4 e . . ,I.f,Q-pLfI. .,', 4 ,411 A 2 'M ' A ' ,ff-','f4gg?l:-55 5 C5Q:3qi i9gQ,yg,1li'tjf.l , 1 M A - X' Al , , 'AA i L '- , VOLLEYBALL TEAM Whilsell, Denise Cantrell, Karen Angel, Sandy Shults, Kay Keller. fSlanclingJCoacl1 Sandy Swan ll to rj Susan Davis, Missi WHISOII, Martine Graham, Martha SPRING 55 6 SPRING Top tudents Honored at Awards Night l D t 9 BOB lVlAULDlN Friendliest Boy Most Valuable Player W KAY KEl.l ER Friendlivst Girl Most Courteous Girl Best Forward Outstanding Greek ll Studi-nt at ' A , l ,- NOEL SKINNER Most Courteous Boy Best Spirit Award: Basket .IEI-'lf CUE lVlosl Courlvuus lloy ball Outstanding Grvvk l Student Q fm, ' ii W. ' I 'rf RICK CONE SANDY SHULTS LYNN KAHLER Second Place Avg. Best Guard Most Improved Player Greek ll Class 1 l I I A ' .., I 4 'I I I V ' , fl . Viv . my A .D .5 wr! I SUSAN DAVIS Swzoncl Placv Avg. Crock I Class 'va fl fll. -, I f 0, ' IIIICCA YIEIAIIGAIN lVIosl Improved I urwar1l LAURIE ELDEH Best All Around 'if I fn' A 'A 1' ix CATHY LAWSON Must Improved Guard QDDI IKII' Super Stars Tim Taylor Q9-121 and David Seigler Q7-81 amassed most points in the varied athletic events in the Super Stars con- test. Above: Mrs. jones was overwhelmed with her cockroach paper weight. Miss Swan thought it was terrific. Right: The Taylor twins were awarded giant name tags in the hopes they would wear them daily. 58 SPRING ln H lt ' . AWARDS NIGHT lcon't.l l. I-. l., . t la-ll: llc-ailimislvr Maurer drew many items out ol' his Community Chusl including a personal flag lo pledge mlaily, hul the lop- pvr was a lor real straw hat to officially wuluoinc him to Texas. Below: Elaine llolwrls lnimlculls Mark Cizck and Joel Crawford and throws away the key. 11 Volleyball Trophy Winners fl to rj Most Improved, Missi Wat- song Most Valuable, Kay Kelferg Most Spirit, Sandy Shults. l SPRING 59 Right: Team physician Dr. Nancy Daggett. Center Left: Alumni Robert Matejka QD and Gary McMaster frj came along to give the women at least a fighting chance. Kneeling fl to rj Pattie Sloan, Carolyn Cizek, Barbara Taylor, Donna Rausch, Doris Jenkins. Standing fl to rj Martha Kelfer, Cheryl Jones, Pat Lancaster, ,loan Held. Lower Left: Gary McMaster coaches ,lim Huyck and Steve Kelfer. Right: Caroline Cizek: That mean kid took away by ball! . 60 SPRING i 1- Adult- tudent Games Provide Baskets of Fun A lighthearted spirit pervaded the women-versus-the girls basketball game fThe if you can't be good, be funny philosophyj. With the men and boys the game is really a serious thing each year, and a real struggle for supremacy en- sued. Above: Cheryl Jones believes in making a basket any way you can, while Donna Rausch keeps trying to get the scorekeeper to notice and count it. Far Left: Carl Mitchell and Coach Rose take it away from Mark Cizek. Left: Half-time: a well deserved little break. SPRING 61 Above Left: Mr. Maurer at bat. Above Right: B. J. Palnplirfs skill- ed guitar led many people, includ- ing Missi Watson, to sing along. Right: Cone flshin'! 62 SPRING cholarsn Lay Aside Books for Two Days at Mo Ranch Two days off from formal schooling saw the seventh through twelfth grades interacting as a community in infor- mal situations at Mo Ranch. Designed as a trip to bring faculty and students closer together and to foster school spirit, the overnight outing gave time for a variety of athletic activities as n ell as a camp fire service. Upper Left: Tim Taylor roasts lunch. Left: The exceptionally high slide into the river was a highlight ol' the trip. Kay Kelfer demon- strates bravery. Right: Tammy Taylor wields a mean oar. SPRING 63 'if 64 SPRING Rain Floods Drama Effort ln spite ofa drenching from one of the worst thunder storms of the season at curtain time, in the tradition ofthe theater Hthe show went on. An all six- th grade cast presented an original script of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and members of' the speech class offered A Thing of Beau- ty. 91 Top Left: fl to rj Marty Miller and Brian Held. Top Right: Dana Keller as the witch. Center: Carolyn Jolly, Tammy Taylor, Nor- ma Dominguez. Right: The cast presents a gift to Mrs. Sloan. x NYM W 'V- :,. ' . n 'u - -Q 5123! fg ,H J. W.. ' v J 1 5' I A CL 5 'if x .m .-. 1 U-, .Nr 4 fn . 1 , 'I .'x' S. Y e- 'z,71.-BMW -- 1. ..n, ,u - lv.-va W, .......- -'r...' -' .A,,....... ...ff I' 0' v -1.42: -pn., ,f rr . .- .J -'Un .i 4,14-, ,',.l'?i In ,. . in gl ,lf 1 Hg 5 iff! ,A 'fa Q T, M bf 1, . Ui: x. x R 6+ X kgs :bg 5. A. :,,,i, ,,.1 fa , ji . 4.,.-.. '-'Q A-1 1, r 5.5 ,,- ' '11 E. - , 4 ., -A -! I , 1,1 ,. -., if ., h 2 -. I 1 , , , r 'ml' . 1 . 1 , .- x, , I I ,gm :iw Lum ,XX 2 g-sf' A mi , 3.3, , :f.Eij.w- .,' 'd A 14 P75 31m . ' ,I , ef fi -of 5 r- Q V lg - lg, 55l.g:g,jj3.i-jaw T: .A X ,.Ag,Y,-,ixgmitqgvfxw. iff ' I Ie! ff 'x::3EQSi'1,i .11 I 'fy - I 'aff-,:fs?3.'f' ,- A swfflfr,-'bl' A gghe'7:'lf,X:'?: '4' .. 5 WW Z'5f,,Q ?'fQ'f'?'L','a?17' ,N 1315 EMM Yllyz ' iw 'N 1 1 1.5 ' Z4 friend loveth at I ALL times. 77 Proverbs 17:7 .gl sl-TL X 'x eip. - V ,. 'f' ' ' Ex 43:0 1- ' 0 ,, ' X ' g Knwv' I x5 ? vrsig I T Q 1 N-Nxrigg-X9 N ? I X JK Via A ?'3'w g N X J 791 s ck., wo A l 9 f f . , ,6 l x ,. 'Jig 1 X t '-gl., I fm '34 79 N f f' ,. - fqj , iq, lf. k K. .- , H , ,. - so - 5 T45 'r -lk .JZf13 592' X ..' .! 1?:-EL! -- XFX A , an ' 5 - ' GG-Q T' 22 ,10 nf-' Xi 1 I 1 bg DIRECTGRY DR. JOHN R. DAGGETT Chairman, Board of Trustees Improving curriculum and the quality of education, and establishing ways of strengthening Christian character in the student body occupied much of the attention of the adminis- tration for 1974-75. The expanded Board of Trustees, in Administration Direc Educational, piritual Goa a year of economic recession, strug- gled to maintain a non-profit, non- denominational school supported only by tuition and private donations. Un- paralleled commitment on their part to the principle that discovering all real truth even in academic subjects is dependent upon knowing the Soli of Truth led to a reaffirmation that! school must remain available to : dents all the way through high scht Members of the Board shown above are ffront row I to rl Col. Malcolm Lancaster, M. D., vice chairmang Dr. john R. Daggett, chairmang En Whitsett, secretaryg Russell Kelfer, treasurer. QStanding l to rj William C. Clegg, Jr.g William L. Rollwitzg George E. Davisg James F. Jennings: M. McDougallg E. Lin ,Iollyg James B. Howardg Allen B. Cone. Not Pictured: Dr. john B. McMaster, ,Ir.g David E. Mrizekg Lt. Col. James E. Y 68 DIRECTORY JOHN W. MAURER imaster MRS. CHERYL JONES School Secretary DIRECTORY 69 .HW ' ,T -3il1T1.'.g . 4 Above: Gary Sloan, long to he remembered lor his willingness to help out by eating any- one's leftovers. Right: Miss Kullbom and Miss Walker listen uttentively at lVlo Ranch. Below Left: Fall semester coach and P. E. teacher Bob Carroll. Below Right: Fifth grade teacher Mrs. Charlotte Rensmeyer. 70 DIRECTORY Entire Curriculum See i to Reflect Godis Trut A Christian faculty sought to impart to the student body Bilmliuul principles in every area of the utzuclenuifr cur- riculum as well in courses in Bible und in Chapel. Apart from a personal com- mitment to Jesus Christ who said am the Truth, mere knowledge academic truth is inadequate prep tion lor the life ahead. ggi? Tbfnm., V 6 bl NQFJX1' . Col. William Mrs. Caroline Mrs. Drue Mrs. Doris Brannon Cizek Hamilton ,Ienkins M155 jan Rev. David Miss Donna Mrs. Charlotte Kullbom McGown RHUSCIW RCn5meYef l T N,. Mrs. Rebecca ,lack Mrs. Linda RW- R05 Schuit Seigler Skinner Skilllwl' l Gary Sloan Mrs. Pattie Miss Ann Miss Nancy SID-HH Waldie Walker Mrs. Martha Mrs. Barbara Mitchell Kclfer QVolunteer Spirit Club Sponsorj fVolunteer Yearbook Sponsorj Above: Fall semester P. E. teacher Ann Waldie. DIRECTORY 71 y si, i fl 1- 3' - if iii: ' . J., fr, l'f9,1!, .fi 'Q g'f?'0 If 1? ' r A il' ' fe ,L ,IN M , 01' ff W A X7GA'f'fW?V , Q Q ggi : '1 i 'Vi all 'gi' - fx 'AQ f is V A iq L 1 - i ' 5, ll lll nh ' 125. ff .,.Af.zy,.,, Am.. 4f.,,.mJM.,l fw.flA-mmf mir! .nun ..., uf 03112. 1-4444 f .f12T,,,.,L QL,,i,sfy,,3, Glnmlnmtrem' SAN ANTONIO Ruth T Trinity 7:30 p.m. The Vocal Solo - Because He Lives The Rev The Reading ofthe Scriptures ...... The Special Presentation. . The Valcdictory Address . . The Salutatory Address . . The Charge to the Seniors ..... The Presentation of the Graduates . . . The Awarding ofthe Diplomas The Prayer of Dedication The Moving Up Ceremony ........ President, The Benediction . . The Retiring The Recessional - Pomp and Ci .75 Qgzmu ff 1.975 ff . .rYf.4,,.,L, f6Z..n.4:... .9EL!..aA ard: Za Aww- .fl 7111... fi,-,Jawa arf 'f?fm.,,,.a,...a,...,.f aikemnaf W, axe Aawnfy-.inuvnufrf fyfefmy ffafzw Jeuen :fr-4:-al hx frfe anaunry :Raza 3194. LZJMQ, '26,.a..,a.9 UHIZATIZ srnvlcr THE TwLN1Y.v'n-'VH or MAY AFTER TWO 0'CLOCK IN Hll: Arntlmoou CMAFILL CE JACKi0N ROAD .ises LS May 27, 1975 . . . . Gaither r. William L. Rollwitz '. Maurer, Headmaster . . Miss Kay Kclfer . Mr, jim Huyck . . Headmaster . .ul-Ieadrnastcr . Dr. john R. Daggett f Hands . . Miss Kay Kclfer : Rev. Stephen Troxel . Elgar igarralaureate GREETING.. . . .......... . . Mr. John W. Maurer . Headmaster ' . srecuu. Music ..... I. ., My Tribute ............ ,. . . cmuch P The Rev. Malcolm Grainger - The Living Dead ' MESSAGE ....................... 1 . . .1. . . Mr. Mert Martin ' V Southwest Regional Director, The Navigator.: g nennnxcnor-i ..... .... . . . . .... . . Mr. swell Kelfer The Retiring of the Colors RECBSSIONAL . . . ...... Arima .... . . . . . .I Bach JOHN X 7 ' - C' . . J .gin LQZJMHM 65471610071 exfood sms m,.4Nco :mm sax .wro.v1o, rams man. v. xmuruix 512f342-443 Ilraflmrrm-1 may, 1975 Dear Seniors, Thank you! This is my sincere expression for all that each of you have contributedg you have done much, but more importantly, you have meant more. The school has been enlarged and another measure of tradition added by your mature character this year. This was a year of transition - never an easily accomplished task. Through it you remained firm, courteous, and openg thank you. But it took more than these to effect the ideas generated - and you gave out of your- selves, a refreshing experience for all those with whom you came in contact. Here you have come to believe that there are boundaries, absolutes, a Unnture of things,u which aiford man his freedom, his meaning. But you know, too, that true freedom is commitment to our Lord through His Son. You will always be confronted with choices, perplexities, and competing prior- ities. Jesus Himself clarified a basic issue: nwithout me you can do nothing.H May God our Father, the source of our new life in His Son, be your source of strength and character. Sincerely, JM Www f.'l:marlwr mul Trullr lbs- .. - S 'q' -' LY. - f it 1 hi avi A-5 N4 if ' 95 L f 'gg-i. 1 2 ' as A 5 v. ?, '? ps, , 5-fagafy Q: nys: Li lx .gf I I Eff gr.-:L 1 ., . rf , ffifl ' 4 rf- ' e 43,25 'FQ . . , .-Q... JIM HUYCK Anziadopted Texan, ,lim spent only one year in SACS after being enrolled in three other schools in three years, all across the nation. At the varied high schools J im had really varied interests. As a sophomore he took up wrestling, as a junior he played first trumpet in a band that won first place in a Canadian competition. During his junior year in Utah Che grudgingly admits to knowing Donny Osmondj he worked on both newspaper and yearbook staffs and photographed in color the Salt Flats for the cover of the book. Here at SACS his senior year he helped with the yearbook, took pictures, sold ia lot of ads, and stepped in to help out the basketball team at mid-semester, although he had never played before. His hobbies include writing music and poetry, painting, photography, and doing mechanical work. Anything to do with motorcycles also in- terests him. To finish out his highschool career ,lim made the salutatory address at graduation. He also served as treasurer of the Senior Class. '74 DIRECTORY: SENIORS W u MJF.-R' 3551? sf-:Ji 'f Q- F4-Hssi ' 'NR' i fl V . 1 ,1 ..'.. -V T' 1 xl I. +L' ' fix - HULL, s f, Av X 1 .i Film ,..,-, v i .-K qv 4.5. L, . 5 uiffq . uf' 'i ' i-'N . ' sum KR .fr x t. ., ie A U' 751, , . ,N B -1.2 A . Q Q . , 1, ,,.' .. I ,p ., '- . t T5 -N. -4' A si s3.,:.S..!9t5 A.. 7'7- fev--fr f- f ' . Ji, :fi , Vi--'S 4.113 fb , 1 ,f- 4, ,. , ,,, i 'E , il' ' ', ,W 1.2 .- 4,,' ' .- ' I' CZc.:f-w efqj ' ' fi- U '19-i':Z1 :f - - -M ' - i. ' ' t. Q - - if 'fl . I - p y I ,, j ,v 4 ? 2 1 f' X , .- 5 r .i , ffffiimt 1 I fi ' ,, E A I X' l X Q 'ff M L '51 L as I 5 NM- -wi-:wa ss: yi, K. . 'T V .1 if-ts, ,rag M 1 f- - X Neem. , r'i'll , i . v P21 .M rilw- .1 . ees-ivluhl --an .yep pil!-1 ,'m,,. ,s T asv ze- er-L. .., Y, I ,, ' 113'-0 . 1 . 1 . .f .fs 'S-nf. .- T' .if N ,M-, eniors Travel To Six Flags The day spent at Six Flags and dinne out the night before at Southeri Kitchen were actually the finishing touches to a week of serious activity. The senior boys, accompanied by th. Rev. David lVlcGown, attended the Bil Gothard Institute in Basic Youth Con flicts. Since all three girls had attendec the Institute previously, they joined thi boys in Dallas for the week-end. Before they left, the Juniors entertain ed them royally with a night of dinner putt putt golf, and a movie followed by z trip to the Coast next day with other stu dents and friends. perience with her lirst raw oysters. The ex periment was not an unqualified success Above: Norma and friend. DIRECTORY: SENIORS 7F Left: Tammy widened her gourmet ext I KAY KELFER Elected to Who's Who Among American High School Students as a junior, graduation for Kay meant completing a Christian school education which began in the fifth grade. During that time she served four years as a cheerleaderg lettered each year in Varsity basketball, receiving trophies as Best Forward her junior and senior yearsg lettered in volleyball and received the Most Valuable Player award as a seniorg participated in softball, and placed second in fencing as a freshman. Scholastically Kay had a straight A record for all four years and con- sistently won awards as the top Greek student. Other school activities included being co-editor of the newspaperg photography editor of the yearbookg president of the Senior Classg Valedictoriang and co-president of the Forum Council. As a junior she played in the Melodrama, and for two years she represented SACS at the Model United Nations. In music she was active in choir and became the accompanist the last two years. She also plays piano for her church. Fellow students repeatedly elected her Most Courteous, Most Consis- tently Well-groomed, Most School Spirited, and Friendliest girl. At Sadie Hawkins she was named Daisy Mae. For two years she was the recipient of the Timothy Award, voted by her peers as an outstanding example of a Christ-like spirit. 76 DIRECTORY: SENIORS ,v 214' Fi x D X 'fx 4 'I 0 i l K z 3 Y v- S U :I li ' ' School Pauses To Worship at Baccalaureate Members of the school family and their friends and relatives set aside Sun- day afternoon, May 25, to join the seniors in a final worship service. The stately procession moved slowly down the aisle to the strains of Arioso by Bach, and after special music, the grad' uates were addressed by Mr. Mert Mar- tin, Southwest Regional Director for the Navigatois. DIRECTORY- CFNIORQ 71 En ' BOB MAULDIN A three year veteran of SACS, Bobby started his high school career at Churchill where he played in the B Band and won a first place medal for ensemble and a second place medal for solo. As a sophomore he joined the OVERCOMER staff. As ajunior he let- tered in basketball, was co-photography editor of the yearbook, and was elected the Friendliest, the Most Courteous, and the Most Consistently Well-groomed boy in his class. During his senior year he was captain of the basketball team and re- ceived the trophy for the Most Valuable Player. As high scorer he rack- ed up 323 points during the season. ln the Super Star competition he placed first in the softball throw and tied for second place in the overall competition. He was also elected Li'l Abner and the Friendliest Boy in the entire student body. He was chosen vice president of the Class of '75. Outside of school Bob has always been very active in his church. All four high school years saw him tour in the summer with the New Ex- perience Singers, and by the time he was a senior, he was playing bass and trombone for the New Experience and the Living Dead groups. L... .-li 78 DIRECTORY: SENIORS ,.. . .t J .-..:. , - , 1 , ,. , V. .1 .ii ...P f 4-4 --5 ij,-L ri' ii i 1 l -:.' , '1',..f---, ' . , ,9-ff! I-Jw' A , f :'n ,'KZ w,: :rf fl i Kl.s'w'5 'Ti 4 ... E'-lui: I I ll: rs X a.. ,fax Kd? if . - ' it if I' A f tif' k v . I f,: u .v, ' -'i no ' W Qi ,O ' .L jf, ' 4 t A q.. .f 1 ,M 1 Li ,dt ?',-Ti .4 with - rv V. -all BN i Jaying on of Hands, Many Tears vflark Moving Graduation ervice 1 -,- ' J . I . 'y-' w 1 4 , 5 w ' I? ' I V I f I Y I l H i . ' V ' 4' L . gm, rn 1 ,1 ,I . , n W - I L , yr' fx f '.5'G1'v..3 fm .- M. ga 'J' :-, 'I , ' J' lv .. 21. 1.4 . EXP? 'Fl .'I' 'I l. -' '. .,.d' - -r x. 4 -- 1 m . nl , ,f 6 . ':'- 1 4: 'i Q, J 11.3 ' VY.. v 1 1 if ,- W ':L , Ei L 1 - .X . 3 ,M 'vll 2: S'af3'T I :VW Q .'1r.w.n.5g lax x, . f,B?i51.'L WI s fl 5 ..4.- ,, r,,.4 i ,LA . ' . H '-, 4 1 , - I -5-:R ,-. ' v N v Y N , .-yn-5 Wi 1 ff' .. Y Al ! -E. , Q. r Aff I, . 4 '-41 Q Q a B 4 '-- 'if Y -J SALUTATORIAN ,lim Huyck .. -- ....-f -. ...-. . 'Y g VALEDICTORIAN Kay Kelfer DIRFFTFIRV- 'SFNIORS TAMMY TAYLOR As ajunior Tammy joined her family in a trip around the world which gave her a first-hand look at many mission fields. When she returned it was decided she should graduate early, and so it was that she moved in one giant step from the Class of'76 to the Class of'75. This meant cor- respondence courses, make-up work for the time missed while travel- ing, and thus a really concentrated academic year. During this time she still found time to be a member of the cast of A Thing of Beauty. As a freshman and sophomore she was a cheerleader, and both years found her the recipient of an award as an outstanding Greek student. ln her sophomore year she was elected by her classmates the Most Consis- tently Well-groomed, the Most Consistently Courteous, and F riendliest girl in the tenth grade. All during high school Tam my was a member of her church perform- ing choir, The New Experience Singers, and toured with them each summer. As a sophomore she also tried out for and achieved a place in the musical group L'The Living Dead, and was a member of the group when they sang at her own Baccalaureate. Among her hobbies she lists sewing, cooking, horseback riding, gym- nastics, and sleeping. 80 DIRECTORY: SENIORS T mth 'gn M 4 .JI 4 5 . Q 2 3 .,u . J A ' ul sl' , '1 I 4 it -, V T ! '4 i 5 47.1 .Qc Q? S If it 2 Q s sf fl-f 4 o' SE . 'QED 4.4, 14' Axgyixyki V J,i:,! '-1 1 i Seniors Recall Last Year Fun From casual to formal occasions, the Seniors made sure it was a year to remember by packing fun into every possible moment. Left: lt wasn't hard to elect officers in a class that at election time had only four students. fl to rj Bob Mauldin, vice presidentg Kay Kelfer, presidentg Norma Dominguez, secre- taryg Jim Huyck, treasurer. Lower left: ,lim sees to it that Norma's mortar board is at the correct angle. Lower right: At the Sadie Hawkins party Jim, Norma, and Tammy show off unsuspected musical skills. Opposite top: Bob and Kay dress up for the Christmas for- mal. Lower: Kay makes sure of Bob's head size for the important cap and gown. f ' , :Y-I 1-. RIDDPTDDV. CFMIDDC 0 JU IOR Carolyn .lolly Rann Russell 73 Kent Rose Sharon Thompson Diana Welch 82 DIRECTORY: .IUNIORS 1, V- - , -n-1 ' 1 ' ' af- , l ' W 'Pow A -34 'V S A ii . . . Tb h LL' C Y , Q '14 lil 4 A J: h pl, l l lllfig' L CS 1' gl ll QI f T JUNIOR CLASS 0Fl7lCEl'lS: Cl to rl Slmron Thompson, vice pres Carolyn Jolly, sccrelmyg Kent Rose, lrcasurcrg lliuna Welch, president 4 R, mv 1.1 . ' 45' . I' 1 'J '-f 7l rf-N-'V L: , .L AI , -,Q . , .-nvv-M-f Y .fp X . ' ' . ij ' I ' , i ,cc TM ' I si' 1.FAty1f .im , Vt' -wr nf 41' JF! .v fine J ,cr . 'J' 1.. J. Opposite: Elaine Roberts samples the cookie dough. Left: Auctioneer Cary Sloan. Below: Cathy Lawson decorates her lunch tub. Below Left: Kay Keller and Bob Mauldin attack the poorhoy which took almost a half hour to build. Juniors Sponsor Box Lunch ocial Juniors used a touch of nostalgia straight from Oklahoma to help the seniors raise money for the graduation fund. Girls decorated every conceivable type of container from baskets to buckets, filled them with delectable lunch fare, and sold them to the highest bidder. Lunch partners for the day were determined by who bought which box. DIRECTORY: .IUNIORS 83 OPHOMORE Jeff Coe Rick Cone Frank Corte Joel Crawford Willie Dulin Laurie Elder Todd Grainger Penney Hodge Lynn Kahler .lv as ., 2w9241p..' ,vii 84 DIRECTORY: SOPHOMORES ' 7:i:i ,', Lelt: Members of the Sophomore Class study Bible under Bev. John Andrewarthu. Opposite Center: Elaine Roberts works on a Greek dcclenlion. uni, Greek 81 Bible fford nique Chance to Grow Learning New Testament Greek allows students to personally dig deep into the treasure of God's Word and gives a solid foundation for life-long growth through individual Bible study. Each student at SACS learns basic Greek, and many complete three full years of study in that language. Courses in Bible are a part of the curriculum for all students. Sophomore Officers: fl to rj Laurie Elder, treasurerg Steve Kelfer, president. Not pic- tured: Cathy Lawson, secretaryg Rick War. burton, vice president. DIRECTORY: SOPHOMORES 85 CPHOMORE Steve Kelfer Cathy Lawson Elaine Roberts Sandy Shults Gary Taylor Mark Taylor Rick Warburton Rebecca Yeargain 86 DIRECTORY: SOPHOMORES Forum Airs tudent Opinion New to SACS this year, the Forum is a sounding board where students and faculty, on an equal footing, discuss issues affecting student life. While Forum meetings do not set policy, they go a long way toward creating a unified community in which the opinions of all are listened to and respected. C0-chain men of the Forum Council are Senior Kay Kelfer and Sophomore Steve Kelfer, with Steve handling presiding chores. Far left: Creasey Catering, engaged as a result of Forum action, offers away for students to buy lunch. Top: At Forum sponsored after-thc-game party Laurie Elder promises not to breathe a word. Above: Forum Council, composed of each class president and Faculty Representative Gary Sloan, meets with Headmaster John Maurer. Left: Forum President Steve Kclfer conducts an open Forum meeting as Carol Villarreal expresses her opinion. DIRECTORY: SOPHOMORES 87 QP: J., Zi, 11.4, 4 I RQ 'Q A- A A I' N ,mx ff H Fencing Rates High at P.E. As an option at P. E. period, former Olympic contender Bill Hammond coaches fencing, one semester for girls, one semester for boys. Cries of en gardef' advance, retreat are heard from the second grade room, a rather unlikely place for a fencing match, but made necessary due to lack of gym facilities. Coach Hammond evacuates all second graders before unleashing the foils. Left: A match between David Jolly and Tom Reed. Below Left: Mr. Hammond instructs top girl fencer Pam Lancaster. Rigl1t: Advance! fl to rj David Jolly, Steve Wilbur, Steve Smith, Tom Reed, Frank Corte. DIRECTORY FRESHMEN 89 ' FRE HMB l Scott Held Kevin Jennings Noel Skinner David .lackson Cindy Mitchell Tim Taylor A Martha Whitseu FRESHMAN OFFICERS: fl to rj Vclda Contreras, treasurerg Noel Skin: presiclentg Tim Taylor, vice presidentg Roger Bailey, secretary. 90 DIRECTORY: FRESHMEN tudents March To New Drummer As ROTC Forms Another first for thc boys at SACS came to pass with the formation ol' an ROTC company ol' two platoons under the direction ol' Lt. Col. Williaxn Bran- non. The familiar maroon blazer and gray pants gave way to specified days to khaki or dress blues as hut, two, three, fouri' sounded across campus. Charter members ol' the' company proudly wear a maroon and white rib- bon designating them as pioneers of ROTC at SACS. Participants include Scott Held, Larry Cothran, Todd Grainger, Frank Corte, Cary Taylor, Mark Taylor, Joey lrlaccker, Robert Larsen, Lester Larsen, David Seigler, Jocl Crawford, Steve Smith, Rex Jennings, Mark McDougal, Marty Wise, Rick Cone, Chuck Basham, and jeff Coe. captain. DIRECTORY: FRESHMEN 91 Top left: One platoon commanded by Major Cary Taylor learns to drill. Overlay: Lt. Col William Brannon. Far Left: Captain Jeff Coe instructs Parade Rest Left: Lt. Frank Corte receives his ribbon from Capt. Todd Grainger Opposite top: Mark Taylor is promoted to 92 DIRECTORY Pam Barthuly Chuck Basham Jodi Gough Ricky Haddox Pam Lancaster Lester Larsen Larry Colhran Debbie Gay Cindy Held David jolly Tom Reed David Sciglcr Steve Wilbur Wendi Wilkinson Q 1 . . e.. n .1 bf' ,,' .WL - , , R . 4 .nv-, . ,vm if J as M IN! gi 5 1 - , 19. i ,BQ 'HP' NIH? -may -lr Cynthia Clegg Barbara Cox Tim Grainger Kalijah Human Rex ,lmmings Rohcrl Larsen Mark, MCFQC Pam Ortiz Karen Rose -dv' Janelle Barlhuly ffl . . . . .L joey Haecker E Mark McDougal Wayne Seigler ' i r , V ,...-...,v,.- Y Y L 94 DIRECTORY 1.0- - rf A .1 , n l 'r1m., , an , L W , f m Y L pp . I ,iwnfl 43 A ' x . v SE' r .K if Z. ' I AZ' . A X, 4 if ' uf: la! .rpfij W' iv 5- aw . ' ,I if?-7 ff' x4 .. E I vw' .f r,. I f L- 1 . x x , . 's Ima' T K wx x , . :K 'fo ia 'rr-'- 'yur 1490 I 1 5 1 ' 4 ., I 'E Fw H1451 R 1 PM 6 Below: A clean sweep brought a new twist to team relays as each girl struggled to sweep the rag under her chair first. Above: Cheering from the sidelines, Brian Held encourages Billy Clegg fleftj and Paul Luderus. Below right: lVlrs. Sloan reports the frequent races play havoc with her supply of brooms. Op- posite page: David lVlcGown fleftj tries to string popcorn and Cranberries for the Christmas tree faster than Mike Clark eats them. ep Q, Aw Q. Sixth Grade Sweep Provokes Keen Competitio Hficliiik 'ifizykzokmii Is H4 ' r e aw i , ,,, , xi l he j W' M at L t ' 5' so , .-,-.,e,2, 96DlRECTORY -7 w YO 'vi' P 'CRS' K -J 'I w 2 .3 eq' a '1T'1Y -,. .2 3' .gn ,Clark L Davis Kelfur Patty Sloan -v ZW Billy Clqygg Lauren Daggcll David Davidson Brian I-ICM Dcnu Jackson Kim Lancaster Paul Ludcrus David iVIcCown Greg Ray .4 Z DIRECTORY 97 98 DIRECTORY Alan Barlhuly Philip Grossman Dana Maurer 9, I-J' ll. .ff ri Cl' if ine 0-J' Mary Cizelc Allan Dreyer Terri Griffith Terri Held Sheryl Henning Patrick Hooper Margo McFee Merrie Newby Kim Reese Lisa Villarreall jennifer Wells Mrs. Charlotte Rensmeyel Fifth Graders Broaden Academic Scope U A - A I Argtw illl uh: iibvtxis-lmiS M fav-36, 9 iw! 4 s 0 123 A 3 , JI' A X 41-:ey , fe' ..- 'Q f eii,.i.g,m.-.1fi.r. cc c ,-- , N-.- Q51-' w A ln the fifth grade you're old enough to appreciate having a pretty teacher and still young enough to thoroughly enjoy recess. It's a time for learning to share some ofthe important things in life . . . even if it means giving your teacher a case ofthe chicken pox. Far left: Margo McFec listens intently to Mrs. Rensmeyer's explanation. Left: Philip Cross- man finds time to watch the photographer in- stead ofthe teacher. Below: Sheryl Henning, Margo lVlcFee, Terri Held and classmates A' - --.1'5llf7: ,, ' DIL ' , Q A i . ., ,. ',. concentrate on the finer points of a classroom assignment. I DIRECTORY 99 10 'YTTYY 'iii Virginia Clegg Wendy Maurer Edwin Bailey Sharon Kersh 1 , , i 1 1-A 100 DIRECTORY l-if .loan na Colhran Debbie lVlcC0wn Wea F . gel! C lean Clean l -Passes - I Y 1 Uchbic Sue Jones John Vuno Mrs. Linda Skinner Because of a small than-usual enrollment fourth grade shared a lal sunny room with the tl grade, and they also sha the teacher. To help in unusual situation, stud teachers from the upl school took turns in list ing to reading groups 2 monitored other selec assignments. Above: Debbie lVlcGown 5 personal help from Mrs. SI ner. Opposite: Sharon Kers surc she knows the answer. Fourth Graders H1de Word in Young Hearts Q :Fl Lui? W' f as 5,3Mf:::'+3? M? fur o w I I M -ta +L 'ws zf- Q ' -Fw:-7 Amex 4i :9 'N Nfwaffj - Sari 4 -,,.. I C,QSd-Y'?9 10525- 9 IQQX 0' A 0 n 0, ' DIRECTORY 101 Field Trips Spark Third Grade Lessons flies. MJMQR L5 w,-1, Q fu,-page Y A, ' Ho d 0v'f k Skmmx Dov lltonouaovli th'M4J.'d.:4,:7'::.-3:15 co:-so BTP iff 5 oviqt Q11 lddl LN L. eel ,li 1 9 N umm -11---55,3---- This page and opposite: Third graders join their fourth grade friends in learn- ing about animals first-hand at the local zoo, rated one ofthe top three in the nation. 102 DIRECTORY joseph Devlin Jeanette Fresne 'WA Ruth Eller jeffrey Henning, 1411? hr viii Ad' helle lvy Lisa Lumzuslcr nael Scnler .lohn Wilbur f Worley Mrs. Lindu Skinner 'rurv B., Field trips were plentiful in third grade this year. Among the favorites was the early Fall trip to the zoo when baby animals abounded. When it was too cold to go to the zoo, students could keep an eye on their own aquarium. 1 ,S Above: jeff Henning admires a new addition to the tank while Sandra Wise, Ruth Eller, and friends keep plugging away on the school work. DIRECTORY 103 Tommy Albright Chris Heim Capri Ortega Amber Webb 104 DIRECTORY ati' 'Q' John Daggell Tim l.2ll1CklSlCI' Michael Sebestu Debbie Anderson Donald Kenai Carlo Ortiz Miss Donna Rausch An, Z Timothy Ell Melinda Ne ID GZIP Ly r i Patrick Dixon Chris Langdon jeff Van Klucl' Second.l 'arc h0YlN9 rl 'fhfnk Il 5 arlhgfim Sinn-Y by'f5'4V'k1 at PN1uSl'n9 M35 ld ' ' ' ., h , I .664 WU... . an It r.- i. Left: Patrick Dixon and Tommy Albright ap- ply a lol of concentration to finishing the assignment in the arithmetic work books. Lower left: Chris Langdon and Melinda New- by proudly display their shell collection for the photographer. Below: Oblivious to every- thing around him, Timothy Eller tackles some heavy reading matterjust for the fun of ll. ,B Increases Basic kills P'- ka 5 Thx- raw-l4 44V0 usd 57 SMH Vik 04 4, gud ' glint! it-las d as U' . Luv I It fa dill? if . P ' ,,.,9 qnegclofqml -UAL ,Maul by will as ' vw Ui- ' . . ' I 'J' C I i 1 LL '. .. DIRECTORY 105 106 DIRECTORY L-un if Todd Conner Jennifer Gently Caroline Lundy 'X QQ A Patrick Connor Wendy Cothran Carol Gosnell David Hebert Meme Marlin Troy Merrill Lisa Muser Gina Watson tw? Yvonne Fresne Beth Luna Wendy Mitchell Carla Willey New Experiences Challenge First Graders Haj! 64-'l -'Pll l l ,-t1 , I Ivlgof Q frafvv' l Go 'fc fl mam 23:2 '23, 0 W3 3i.,1:1. ,-5 School- ' V 1 ' I 'NS i X g lnl lr K .,..- Il Worley George Vuno Mrs. Rebecca Schull Above: Mrs. Schuit reminds the class of the oo sound and leads in a spelling match. Left: Beth Luna remembers the difficult a ostrophe. P DIRECTORY 107 '9 0m an 4' l Q 0 sT,j'1+,,. ' maggie l K H 5 gary Djigan Kim Jones Vincent Kelley Kindergartners Launch Their School Careers, Mix Fun and Games With Classroom Work Al l:f o' lDE fi Kiln NO E3 Tmli Z A l a G s y 0 i be 8. W i li M Above: David Newby and friends take a break. Below left: Boys provide the go-power while the girls enjoy a free ride. Below right: Stephanie Weyland and David Newby contemplate the more serious side of kindergarten. Op- posite page: Michelle Baker leads the class in the alphabet rhythm song. W-F 1 DIRECTORY 109 aMy times are in Thy hand. Psalm 31:15 Nj, ' ' X 3 3 - 's r s wi - Ov? ,L-21 ik X. f Wbq. X 55,41 f x I X:-4943 Nix. 'J ! I f--5 H9 NWN . . Lr- S . ly' T 1 :uk fin v-Y ' Qmx f-4' wg?-Y N 93 v Xp I I . . L , - , , bf X H:.!153,,'5?' 841, , 'X f' - 52' 1' ! x A L ' 'f i . N ff - , ' . V , K 1' 93:3 'Quia 'rj ,487-3511 'ia o---'..'r'1v - Sf . 3 . 4 , , - 1 , 4- . .u- 9 QP f Q 5-'ig ' A' iff - Wifi ' - 1 3- -V X i 1 we PATRUNS na-- sr- ' I THE OVERCOMER Pictured above is the school emblem, its symbolism key to the existence of San Antonio Christian Schools. The i'Lion ofthe Tribe of,Iudah wearing his kingly crown, symbolically represents the Lord Jesus Christ at His second coming. The first time He came to earth it was humbly, as the sacrificial Lamb slain before the foundation ofthe world, the sin-bearerg when He comes again it will be triumphantly as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, to crush forever beneath His feet that old ser- pent, the devil. At this time EVERY knee shall bow and EVERY tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. ln the spirit of 0 NIKON, The Over- comer, our school seeks to build into the life of each student the motto of Head- master John Maurer: 'Lcharacter and truth. We strive for the mark of high calling ot'Christ jesus, prayingt each ol' our students will stand prepar to confess Jesus as their personal Lu and Saviour. Dr. John Daggett, Presidel Parent-Teacher Council 112 PATRONS MIMWIW jgzf 5 HKSTBAP SUNDAY SERVICES ' ESU WORSHIP 9:30 AM LY SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 AM SECOND WORSHIP 11:00 AM SECOND SUFIQAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM TRAINING UR 9:00 AM EVENING WORSHIP :00 AM WEDNESDAY SERVICES FAMILY SUPPER 5:30 PM TEACHERS MEETING 6:30 PM George H. Harris, D.D., Pastor BIBLE STUDY 3 PRAYER 7:15 PM ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL 8:30 PM 2220 N.W. Mi1itary Dr. San Antonio, Tex. 342-5255 PATRUNS 113 TIEETL lln -naar! I in Christian Living gif' COMMUNICATING TRUTH BY ALL MEANS Q5l2l349-3231 lj Box 32667 CI San Antonio, Texas I lj 7821 SECRET TO SUCCESS thL I b346 I gBbl XTHONS 114 BEXAR Complimen ts: BEXAR COUNTY SAVINGS McCrelf:ss Shopping City San Antonio, Texas 78223 532-3136 TEXACU QB FRED MI ICA TEXACO 5427 Blanco at Jackson-Keller Close To Schoolv 341-9941 ,luhn E. 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PENNEY COMPANY Rev. 81 Mrs. Richard Thompson The Fred Jones Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Bruce Borchers WAYSIDE CHAPEL Donna Rausch Gene Mickels Mr. 81 Mrs. Aubrey Baker 81 Family And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto menf, Colossians 3:23 Mr. 81 Mrs. James Huyck 81 Mary Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Jenkins Jan Kullbom 81 Nancy Walker Mr. 81 Mrs. Dick Cizek 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Crawford 81 Family CARIME'S FLOWER SHOP 2413 Fred. Rd. 732-0012 Claudia Moore-Psalm 19:1 Mr. 81 Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs: Russell Keller 81 Steve James Jennings 81 Family Marvin flerryj Kelfer 81 Dana Robert Mauldin 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe D. Rose 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Skinner 81 Noel Mr. 81 Mrs. Talbert Welch, Jr., 81 Family SCROGGINS EXXON 5502 Blanco Road Mr. 81 Mrs. Leland Anderson B 81 H MOTORS 5415 San Pedro Mr. 81 Mrs. A. 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STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois SYATl FARM 132 INDEX Dreyer, Sherry 54, 88 Dulin, Willie 84 Elder, Laurie 24, 37, 42, 43, 57, 84, 85, 87 Gay, Debbie 92 Gough, Jodi 21, 33, 41, 92, 93 Graham, Martine 50, 55, 125 Grainger, Tim 8, 23, 51, 94 Grainger, Todd 10, 52, 53, 91 Haddox, Ricky 11, 88, 92 Haecker, Joey 23, 94 Hansen, Carla 8, 9, 24, 36, 43, 51, 53, 87, 88 Held, Cindy 22, 23, 42, 43, 92 Held, Scott 22, 39, 90 Hodge, Penney 84 Human, Katijah 20, 23, 33, 51, 94 HUYCK, JIM 4, 24, 30, 36, 37, 38, 39, 54, 60, 74, 75, 77, 79, 81 Jackson, David 22, 38, 39, 90 Jennings, Kevin 22, 37, 90 Jennings, Rex 23, 33, 50, 94 Jolly, Carolyn 7, 20, 33, 43, 64, 82, 87, 121 Jolly, David 22, 87, 88, 89, 92, 93, 121 Kahler, Lynn 30, 38, 39, 53, 57, 84, 115 KELFER., KAY 4, 6, 12, 16, 17, 20, 24, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 54, 55, 56, 59, 63, 74, 76, 77, 79, 81, 83, 87, 117, 124 Kelfer, Steve 36, 37, 38, 39, 53, 55, 60, 85, 86, 87, 117 Lancaster, Pam 20, 21, 33, 43, 88, 89, 93, 121 Larsen, Lester 91, 92, 93 Larsen, Robert 23, 88, 94 Lawson, Cathy 24, 30, 43, 45, 57, 83, 86 MAULDIN, BOB 4, 6, 12, 37, 38, 39, 54, 55, 56, 74, 77, 78, 79, 81, 83, 124 Mitchell, Cindy 20, 24, 40, 54, 90, 126 McDougall, Mark 23, 94 McFee, Marla 23, 94 Ortiz, Pam 23, 94 Pamplin, B. J. 62 Reed, Tom 22, 45, 88, 89, 92 Roberts, Elaine 16, 25, 43, 59, 82, 86 Rose, Karen 20, 33, 94 Rose, Kent 44, 52, 82 Russell, Rann 9, 39, 53, 82 Seigler, David 58, 92, 93 Seigler, Wayne 23, 51, 94, 95 Shults, Sandy 43, 55, 57, 58, 59, 86 Skinner, Noel 30, 38, 39, 56, 87, 90 Smith, Mark 52 Smith, Steve 89 Taylor, Gary 8, 37, 53, 58, 76, 86, 91 THE ADMINISTRATOR john W. Maurer ........................ Headmaster, Chemistry B.A., Washington Bible College: M.S., johns Hopkins THE FACULTY Rev. David R. McGown ......................... Bible, Greek Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary s Nancy Walker ........................... . Doris Jenkins . s .Ian Kullbom .... . Gary F. Sloan . B.A., University of Iowa B.A., Baylor University B.S., University of Nebraska . . .... History . . . English, Typing SpanishgMathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . English, Mathematics, Coach Taylor, Mark 8, 25, 37, 58, 86, 90 TAYLOR, TAMMY 3, 16, 24, 30, 52 63, 64, 75, 77, 78, 79, 81, 124 Taylor, Tim 53, 54, 58, 63, 90 Thompson, Sharon 3, 4, 20, 21, 34, 36, 37, 43, 82 Villarreal, Carol 21, 23, 33, 87, 95 Warburton, Rick 44, 86 Watson, Missa 20, 23, 33, 41, 55, 59, 95, 128 Welch, Diana 6, 20, 30, 36, 43, 82 Whitsett, Martha 30, 51, 55, 90 Wilbur, Steve 22, 45, 88, 89, 92 Wilkinson, Wendi 17, 92 Winkler, Cindy 20, 22, 23, 87, 95 Wise, Marty 23, 95 Yeargain, Rebecca 30, 33, 42, 52, 62, 57, B.A., George Fox College 86, 122 s. Pattie Sloan . ....................... Sixth Gradef Speech B.A., George Fox College . Rick Dillard ......................... ...... C hairy Band B.Mus., University of Texas rs. Caroline cizek ........................ Mathematics, Librarian B.M., Houghton College 's. Drue Hamilton ....................... ...... K indergarten B.A., University of Florida ss Donna Rauseh ......................... . . . Second Grade Southern Illinois University 's. Charlotte Rensmeyer ....................... . . . Fifth Grade B.F.A., Texas Christian University 's. Rebecca Schuit .......................... . . . First Grade B.A., Columbia College of the Bible '. Jack D. Seigler .............................. . . . Science , B.S.E.E., Farleigh Dickinson University ss Sandy Swann ............................ Physical Education B.S., Middle Tennessee State University ie Rev. John Andrewartha ........................ .... B ible B.A., Baylor University 's. Barbara Coalter ....................... Third G Fourth Grades B.A., Bethel Bible College '. Don W. Rose ..................,..... Physical Educationg Coach B.S., Southern Oklahoma University . Col. William L. Brannen ...................... . . .ROTC I l . M 0 L Hb . 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