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

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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

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,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.

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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 '-