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

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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

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'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