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

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Index . . . . . . ..4 14 16 18 22 24 40 54 68 08 . 128 3 As Christ told his followers to learn of men, we would like you to learn of S.A.C.S. To learn of our teachers, our school life and extra-curricular activities which we center around iaith, hope, and love ...... 4 V- '-4 I I J' 0.1 1 I -I vw w mn -5 ,. uf 1 1 , 1? , an 8 W W W W W W W , .WW X ,W ,,,, I W 5, , 'UQ X! W 1 'ig 55 Ng 1.4, ,W ,iw ,W WN N.. , W W ' 'Q-'-,,. ,, 'nga uw W WW ' 'Q ' , W W W, H W ,, WW 1 WW, W M rg W , , W WWW W , W W , W 'WWW v'v'g,,g ,um ' ,, W , ' ww... W H W 1 0 . np- 1 I xk ' ' xi FEW ,,414' ' Nr V'-N 'Wx ir.. 4 1 1 X ,Q 1 I mn -xi e' zn ,M -v-V- , M-.v.' -1 - f, .H Pb'--.111 w ,Q , v.. I if: 'fgj E, my '1 4' uf. ' 2 .LLM Let the elders who rule Well be counted Worthy of double honor, especially they who labor in the word and doctrine. IT- th f? X1 Q Q Q Q Q 'Q 'Q Q 'Q 9 'Q OOOOOOQOQOQQOOQ ADMINISTRATION I 977 I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I Q G ca'4ao4a-Q4-we-sr'0cboooo9 Ks I 5 I A efi 'Cleo :I I' 'I' If H' Bdjaxgd' 35' 33 if gf 65 boo Udo' 4? W L' 47 I so I , A- , I Qc ? ' LE Fe 9 I 9 Z Z Q - Q 6 I 'Q Q 9 G 9 9 9 6 4 Board Meets Spiritual and The board has met the financial needs of' the school ever since its beginning. Through their interces- sion God has shown us many times over the years that it is His will for the school to continue by supplying large sums of money to meet the debts. Financial Needs By demonstrating their faith in prayer the board members have eased the school's financial straits while upholding the foundation of the school. By meeting the financial needs, the board also has met the spiritual needs. Dr. John R. Daggett Chairman Board of Trustees Members of the Board shown above are Russell Kelfer, treasurer. fStanding I to rl: Howard Allen B Cone Not Pictured Dr ffronl row l to rj: Col. Malcolm Lancaster, William C. Clegg, Jr.g William L. Rollwitzg ,Iohn B M4.Master ,Ir David E Mrizek Lt M. D., vice chairmang Dr. John R. Daggett, George E. Davisg James F. Jennings, M.D.g Col james E Wade Dr Roger Bally chairmang Emmett Whitsetl, secretaryg Paul M. lVlcDougallg E. Lin Jolly, james B. 16 in Nh-Lg- Mnzek Upper Right Emmett Whltsett George Davis discuss a decision of the Middle Right Al Cone Dr Jamesjen- and Al Snyder discuss the school's fi- status. Lower Left: 1976-77 Board of ustees: fl to rj Standing: Dr. John R. Dag- George E. Davis, William L. Rollwitz, Whilselt, and Al Cone. Seated: Dave Chairmang Dr. James F. Jennings, ng E. Lin Jolly, Secretaryg Al Treasurerg and David D. lVlcGown, Left: New Chairman of the Board, Mr. r A is 7 f n 7-1 ..- ,L, . ... . w'l ,,,q, Ii ' --? F .': Z, ,I F-f , ..4: 4 11' S S l lffilffafji' Mr. English Teachers Stand Ready The teachers, as is typical of all those working at SACS, were always ready to lend a helping hand, both with academic and with personal problems. Many teachers attended the Upper School's special events, such as Stinky Falls and Mo Ranch. This aptly reflects the concem and care the teachers have for their stu- dents. Gary Taylor reeeives A helping hand on an English assignment from Mr. McDowell. -m. I Mrs. Class Miss Helsley ew? LB-s..f' Mrs. Jones Mr. Leslie .. .mms it I 1,- Mr. McGown Head master ' 5 0 wi, n. an 'Kal wi' iii ,1, . N, - 3 -,L-s-I-11L'f' 4 ul-gtg,-1-as , A. , . viii? 1 L.. Mrs. Lundy Mr, MgD0well Mrs. Patrick F Mrs. Rounds Mrs. Sh uit W' new n-u I ,,,... w Q Miss Walker Miss Nancy Walker finds lunch enjoyable in the pri- vacy of her own room. Mrs. Gayle Ferguson, all-around choir ln- struclur, accompanies the choir during rehearsal. 19 t it 'QA , 5 ii TI p I ', 1 4. . Mrs. Cizek Mrs. Bravo Upper Left: Coach Morris Smith with the track team during practice. Lower Right: Mr. English catches a nap in the teachers' lounge during a break of classes. ,,., N, fa, '7 1 f pf , ,,..Q1r.J The Rev. David D. McGown ..... . Mrs. Foncie Bravo. . Mrs. Caroline Cizek ........ Mr. Kenneth Glenn English Mrs. Dorothy Glass. . . Miss Pat Helsley ..... Mm. Cheryl Jones. . Mr. Robert Leslie .... Mrs. Carol Lundy .... Mr. Duncan McDowell ..... Mrs. Gwen Patrick ..... Mrs. Sonja Rounds ..... Mrs. Rebecca Shuit ..... Mr. Morris B. Smith ...... Miss Nancy Walker. . . THE ADMINISTRATOR B. S., Washington Bible College M. Div., Grace Theological Seminary Th. M., Dallas Theological Seminary THE FACULTY ' ' ' 'sf Qi.,'1iQ.iJ.-QrL,ity'l,i Mas' ' ' ' ' Emi 'a5l.gi1il,QJ cliiiegg' H ' ' ' ii s., rata. iwizlgfellf cHii.Qge' ' ' M. A., M. Ed., University of Texas B. A., Trinity University B. S., University of Virginia 's5.Q LiAi5Ai1.'kf.J1i.Qg.5 B. S., Oklahoma State University M. S., Texas ASIM State University Headmasterg Bible, Greek . . . . Spanish . . . . Mathematics . . . Science . . . . Kindergarten . . . Sixth Grade Typing . . . . Mathematics . . . . . . Fourth 81 Fifth Grades B. S., St. Cloud State University B. A., North Central Bible College 'miusf X.i'vcfHA5fL,HcJ1ifQgQ i ' ' ' H M. A., Texas Tech University A. B., Bethany Nazarene College B. S., Florida State University M. A., South Florida University ' ' ' ' ii 'SQ E.Q11,'fL.i.i.Q '1iiB1lJCL,i1L,glQ ' ' ' B. S., Southwest Texas State University B. A., University of lowa . . . English . . . . Third Grade . . . Second Grade . . . First Grade . . . . Coach . . . History Council Function Changes The student council changed the focal oint of their responsibility this ear Bom government to discipline. lfhe council members were nomi- nated by the faculty accordin to their academic record and Iieir school spirit and obedience to rules. The nominees were then voted into office by the student body. In view of the honor of their position, elected council members assumed the new name of Honor Council . Much of the council's time was spent in deter- mining guilt and pronouncing sen- tence upon refractory students Punishments varied according to the seriousness of the infractions. ,L Tl er-- V, 1 Honor Council Members: fl to r Skinner, and Sylvia Haufler. 7 ter David McGown, Rick Cone, Kahler, Frank Corte, Martha Whitselt, 1--li ' in , ,V ,H li. Sb , in H 1. Ni ,YW K , Wy 'I all Let us not love in word, neither in tongue, but in deed and truth ljohn 3:18 . ' 0' I I - 1 9 9 9 64 G4 Z 6. 9 54 5 Z Q 9 9 Q ACTI mes 6 9 Z Q Q 9 6 9 Q 94 9 Z Q 9 9 9 6 9 9 Q EI-I I-E G 5 .+. 1 uw -. fr, 5' S' 63 EP X357 5010 ' 6 ua' YD- 5 K Q0000000 0000006 SOCIAL V 1 977 QQQOOOOOQOOQQOQQ Upper right: fl to rj David McGown, Alan Dreyer, and Billy Clegg dig a ditch which will allow the accumulated water around the trash bin to drain away. 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Lower Left: Dana rushes to the plants' defenseg armed. 27 Right: Pam Lancaster, ,locli Gough, Kim Lan- caster, Kay Keller, Cindy Sauer, and a friend seek comfort in log:-thernuss while going clown the ehute. Lower left: Chuck Basham hravt-s the turhult-nt water at the encl ofthe ehute fhravelyl. Upper left: The survivors, ,lovl Crawford, lfaith Lawrence, and Nlary Cizeli. along with friends, enjoy a rest. 28 Stink Falls Fells Studen Riding down Stinky Falls on rub- the swirling Water- Tllfr day WHS ber inner tubes, many students in much watery fun and WBS 21 found themselves gasping for breath SUCCCSS for all. when caught temporarily beneath was i so .Yiiy X L. Lx. :af 'rv'-le so ,f- :Q 1 . 334 QT!-', i ? ' -I X, gg-yw., ., . xt , I.. ., -ii-' Q , i ' we U Y 1 it .,w', xx., H. ..-sq ., ,A rf ood Citizenship ins Awards The Good Citizenship Contest was pen to all students in the Lower chool. The contest ran for six eeks, with a winner in each grade week. Each week the head- and teachers voted to give the Award to the one student who was the best qualified from the group of winners. The pupils were judged on obedience to classroom and play- ground rules and on the quality and punctuality of their assigned class- work. .F I Wi r silt M w --. Q -1 M xbove: Winners of the Good Citizens contest .re fl to rj Top Row: Virginia Clegg, Debbie ones, David Swanson, Colleen Quirk, Kelli froxel, Terri Grant, Paul Burrowes, Caroline undy. Middle Row: Lori Forrest, Ann- lilargaret Vano, Andy Muser, Paul Dixon, T 1'- Tammy Toombs, David Hebert, Laurie Ting- wald, Susan Sebesta, Jennifer Tingwald, Christy Jones. Bottom Row: Alan Bruggeman, Todd Clay, Tina Lawrence, Lisa Muser, Scott Spence, Karen Harvey, Carol Funderburk, and Tim Burrowes. Above: Lynn Kahler presents bouquet lo Wanda jackson, while Kristie and Kellie Mrizek look on. Upper right: Wanda jackson is greeted by fl to rl Mrs. ,lack Taylor, Mrs. Fred Jones, and Headmaster David McGuwn. Lower right: The Cruse Family sings. 30 Saes Benefit Nets Blessings Parents of students and friends of San Antonio Christian Schools helped to promote a benefit perfor- mance at the Municipal Auditorium on January 21, 1977. The gala ocea- sion featured country and western singer Wanda Jackson, the Cruse Family, gospel singers, and T.V. per- sonality Tom Lester, all of whom a Christian entertainers. T testimonies that were given broug glory to the Lord Jesus Christ. In a dition, the SACS choir performe under the direction of Mrs. Cay Ferguson. All proceeds went to t school. 1 -1 1, ' : X --7, Xl, ..-- ,lit ' ng. ttt . J I. F J. A ,,v Top: Martha Whitselt presents gift to the Cruse Family. Upper left: Tom Lester shares his testimony. Upper right: P.T.C. President Walter DuBose and Mrs. Cheryl jones welcome Tom Lester. Lower left: SACS choir performs under direction ol' Mrs. Gayle Ferguson. 31 Dinner Recalls Chaplin Era An old-fashioned ice cream parlor and a Charlie Chaplin coni- edy lilm highlighted the evening at the final stop of the traditional Christmas progressive dinner. After a delay caused by a breakdown in the bus, cars were obtained to cover the unusually large distance. The evening began with the ap- petizer at the Lauiy Taylor's home, followed by salad at the lVlcFee's, the main course at the Lancaster's, and dessert at the Jennings' home. The evening closed with a memorable candlelight service, commemorating the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 32 Upper Right: By their opcn faces, Rick Cont und Sylvia llaulllcr exemplify thi- spirit of tht evening. Nliilille- Right: Many mothers volun- tt-t-rt-it their svrviui-s to In-lp serve the dinner. Lower lmft: Cuthi Cunningham and jeff Cot enjoy tht- pleasant im-al and atmosphere pro- duced by smaller tables. Lower Right: iVIrs. Nlcllowell, Mrs. Jones, and lVlrs. l,.S. Taylor partake happily ol' the bullet lable. 1' 9 ,,, 5 I , g ' 1 A fx , ,f ,fi . flf V- l I 'r-G 5 5 F Upper Left: Amid the clamor of the evening Kay Keller steals a calnap while Karen Rose and Katija Human exchange girlish confi- dences. Micldle: David jolly, .lodi Gough, jeff Coe, and Tammy Anderson link arms in an effort lo panlomine while onlookers cheer them on. Lower Left: lVlr. lVlcDowelI and Joel Crawford relax a bil by playing a game ol' hockey. 33 For the senior classes annual trip, the seniors, two juniors, and four counsellors headed into Big Bend National Park. Since hiking and camping are favorite pasttimes of the seniors, Big Bend was a natural choice. Highlights of the excursion, which lasted five days, included climbing Mt. Emory, horseback rid- 34 Big Bend Draws Senio ing to the Window Rock, a visit to Hot Springs, and short hikes to the Chisos Basin and Santo Elena can- yon. An unexpected opportunity developed for Frank Corte to be a Good Samaritan to a Chevy Blazer bogged down in mud. The still resilient seniors ended their trip at Boquillas Valley. Upper Right: Frank Corte and Lynn Kahler stand ready for the hike. Left: The seniors began their hike up Mt. Emory, the third highest mountain in Texas. The mountain can be seen in the background. Lower Right: The survivors who reached the mountain top are fl to rj Mark Taylor, Joel Crawford, Mr. McDowell, Lynn Kahler, Mr. Leslie, Rick Cone, Ron Sauer, and Mrs. McDowelL 'Paw' 55? ,in 4 -:PH 'Lk' I we 1 x My 1 j as L . , sf 5111. 5 grri x Upper Left: Two geese being initiated into the Order of Ziam are fkneeling I to rj Kevin Jennings and Mark Taylor. Ron Sauer, ftar Ieftj watches as Indian chiefs Frank Corte tOwaI, ,Ioel Crawford fTaguI, and Lynn Kahler tZiamJ oversee the ceremony. Initi- ates must repeat each chiefs name in rapid Succession until they realize Oh What A Goose I Am. Upper Right: Taking time to explore the hot springs on the Rio Grande are: fseated in the waterj, Tammy Anderson, II to rj Frank Corte, Lynn KahIer, and Ron Sauer. Lower Right: The tired party leaves Big Bend. Pictured are: fstandingj Frank Corte, atop the wall: II to rl Joel Crawford, Ron Sauer, Kevin Jennings, and Mrs. I,esIieg tseated belowj Tammy Anderson, Mark Taylor, Martha Whitsett, Mrs. McDowell, Mr. McDowell, Mr. Leslie, and Rick Cone. Photo taken by Lynn KahIer. .I 5- S.:,...w.a. 2- A , , I FT 4 I M P 1: ' L 3, . i1U'.:.f,-,,-, -- rf' ,.,, . . f o'6:QLgk3 -,'vhfaf: -'15 3.15 Y V N x ' pf. -flaw -ef sis I-I - n ..v' ,L of .a..fg?f.'f1,TlL4a,'3., L- ' V '11, 2 . 'f-1 L' mr! Upper Right: The M. C. for the night, Mr. English. Lower Right: Frank fShortJ Corte re- ceives an all-expense paid scholarship to Keebler .1 T.- from elf Paul Dixon. 36 Awards Banquet Highllght Under the direction of Master of Ceremonies Ken English, with the assistance of students Jodi Gough, Tammy Anderson, and Lynn Kahler, a splendid Awards Banquet was held at Luby's Cafeteria. It was a time for humorous joke awards by Mr. English, academic awards by Headmaster David McGown, and sports awards by Coach Morris Smith. Spring 1 'N mm W M f-, A 1 I -- J 1 R Lf' 4- 11 A 3- ul xg n -,v . ,Q QQ '1 T Q f i V 2, - 'N is ww i f 'T J 1- NWI ,g m ,f-,fx -' -- ' Q, F ,J- .f-' fx , 15, . '- llEP' s I ,fm fa- i u X11 N , ,M N -.N , : f H W X as Q mix Will! 1 fm ' Flwyfv'-N ' 'AIWPT ' 4 xv H531 ,, y m,, :'j 1. X .-4 'yy 1 :- . y., , ,.. , 74' IEEE J .1 V. .uw , lg 1 wuf Personalities PAM LANCASTER NOEL SKINNER JEFF COE Friendliest Girl Friendliesl B0y Most courteous BUY Most School Spirit SYLVIA HAUFLER Most Courteous Girl JODI GOUGH Most School Spirit GARY TAYLOR Most Improved-Basketball Personalities RR 1 R SHERRY DREYER A MARTHA WHITSETT KIM LANCASTER Most Improved-Volleyball Most Valuable-Volleyball MOSl Spirit-Volleyball I , N , ,H I MARK TAYLOR MARK CIZEK DON HUSE Most Improved-Basketball Most Valuable--Basketball Most Spirit-Basketball C '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 5693? iff? SJ X62 gf Q Q0 ,Q 46 94004-:oo.ooooooooo:6 HJ LE 6 9 6 9 9 9 D ' Q Q SPORTS 6 'I 977 ooooooeroc-9004-ac-Q09 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q. Q Q Q Q 'Q Q Q Q L ,G Varsity and JV Teams The junior varsity romped to an undefeated season, winning all games by large margins, while the varsity team enjoyed the sweet taste of victory by winning four of their .AI l 42 Taste Victor season games. Teamwork and sportsmanship were at their best, thanks to the disciplined training of Coach Morris Smith. Above: Don Huse shoots from outside to complete another basket forthe Lions. Lower right: Lynn Kahler completes jump shot while Richard Cone stands ready. Left: The J. V. team sits around their coach, Roger Bailey, listening to his instructions. H- ' 1 'Z ' T fimffrgvri, .. I Above: Coach Smith firmly instructs team in preparation for a crucial game. Middle right: ,l.V. teammates work defensively to block their opponents' pass. Lower left: Varsity team breaks prayer huddle to meet their op- ponents. 43 The 1977 Racquetball Club and touch football team created a high degree of interest and participation. The SACS Racquetball Club, organized by Mr. Ken English, prac- ticed twice a week at the Racquetball St Handball Club of San Antonio. Each sport made different demands Above Right: Mark Cizek serves the ball. Below Left: Tim Taylor works out with Mr. -aff ni ff rife- f 'fr . , . 4. ll 1 it . W W ., 4 .1 -- v1,sf.'l.a-- w -we fi 1- .agmf -r H If 1' ' , if rf? gy lf, , -- I .ip Kill., fi- :QWH .- ,H M it , ivy, I:-Q ag Mfg, LVN yqtw l ' ' iiflff fl -If , I. ' Q ., LF V, in w s- 31' . 7 'A-W' -f ' ' l ii H l' N .4313 'JY. i V r U , nn . . , . , Jxgi. , 12, ' 7' -A -3-Y' it t if wiv,-il I H K ,i A W U ,., N Y , t gmt V' in 3 ,wi it 44 New Sports St1r Intere on its players, offering enjoyment and physical fitness for a wide spectrum of students. Racquetball is an individual sport, developing com- petition, self-reliance, and stamina. Football is a team sport, developing teamwork and courage. English. Below Right: fl to rj Mark Cizek and Mark Taylor in the tournament. 5 Minh rr x X v Uv i W , na up-1 f 'f'i,,:i. iiiglt' Upper left: One of the Taylor twins reaches for the sky in an effort to catch the ball dur- ing the ,luniorlSenior football game. Upper right: Lynn Kahler kicks off and the Seniors are once again on the move to win the game. Lower left: The little football team known as BaiIey's Babes are restless waiting for their leacler's instructions during a game. 45 Troxel, Cheryl Womble, Katija Hu Sylvia Haufler, Cindy Lopez, lauren Dag Karen Rose, Lori Swanson, Marla Mc' Martha Whitsett, Sherry Dreyer, and P Sauer. Below: The 1976-77 Pep Squad: fl to rj Sl n l 'gf P Lfr -K MLQQM. 1. , .un 1 1 1 1. , 4 1.1 11- -' - 11 L '1. 1 1.-' 'tl ,,f' - J., xl 11 1 ' A 11 1 1 11' ' J ' 1 11' -1 1' ' - 1- 1 -11 1 ' wt'-F111 1, 1 11' 7 7 H H1 W ' x M 1 11 J 1 1 WH ' W1 1 1 9 U 1 W W' V1 I I 1 11 ' I 111 11,11 H , 1 11 1 ,, 11 1 1 mlm, 1 W 11 1 1-117' 1 1 1 11111 11 11 1 W 1 11-N uf: IH' 1' 111' 111 . 1 1 11 1 . .1 11 . V1-' F 1-1,M'1-W-1 ' 1 H U . 11111 -11 gy. '1 L 1 Below: The 1976-77 Cheerleaders: ffar leftj Barbara Snyder, ffar rightj Pam Lancaster, fon topj Kim Lancaster, fcarrierj Jodi Gough, and funder the legs, Margo MCF ee. vm , 'J . 11. ' ' . ' I '11 11- . ,V . 4, -- 1 11 .. M H.1'.j11! ,X l- IM V 11 W1 .1-1H- U .111'L! 7 3115, I, 1 1 .1 .ff1r4':-. 1, , ,11 1 11 1 11M . .,l', ,, 111' Q 1 1 1 ' '11 1 'f 111.1 '-111111 ,.-11l1i - 11 1,11-4' 1, 1,1' 113311 111, 1 !111, A 1 H111 ' ,. Wi H1 ,Q 1 , -l 'WH --111 111 1,1111 1m 1:1 11,1 1111 13 Q ' ,HJ 11r'IfH1 111 1 1 W1 '1 11 N1: 11 111 1 1114! 115:11-LJ : 1, 111111, 11 - '1 7.11 11 11 1, .11 1 ,QT 11.511195111111151 11l-11f'11-71111111111111111111 1 ,, 1 , ,, ,,, -,, 1 F, .11 -QQ., m111'N 1-. - -- ,--1 1- 1 111, 1! , 1 u1111 47 Pep Squad and Cheerleaders Spark Spiri Upper right: Pam Lancaster announces the superhero skit, while Sherry Dreyer floel wards off the attack of Cheryl Womble fThorl. Lower right: Cheerleaders Margo lVlcFee, Barbara Snyder, Jodi Gough, Pam Lancaster, and Kim Lancaster display a new routine. Lower left: Headmaster David lVleCown and cheerleader ,lodi Cough admire the SACS pennant. 48 The pep squad and cheerleaders were blessed by large turnouts for both organizations. They displayed typical effervescence at all gamesg several times the girls came home a 4.4 E I .-- ' l cessful the most memorable ments being a skit in which Ma Whitsett squirted the varsity ball team with water. hoarse. The two pep rallies were s , n Fl ii .1 lr-tt: Burlmzxm Snyclor, Pam I.un1:uslcr, l,um'ustcr und Nlurgu Mvlfct- swing an thnx-y roulinv. Upper right: Margo cv and Batrlvura Snydvr givc thc victory Lmwr lcfl: Squzulron captain .lucli lt-urls in at yt-li. Luwcr right: The pep and cheerleaders enjoy a late night at the Lancaster residence. F 'e A .I 'Q L U x X -xnl. ,4 SACS Sportsmen Keep Spirit The following scenes depict athletes from three sports: varsity basketball, track, and junior varsity basketball. A majority of sports were coached this year by Mr. Morris Smith, who did an excellent job in training new players. 50 i ini Above: The Varsity Basketball Team: fl to rj Skinner. On the ground: Rex Jennings, Tim Standing: Manager David Jolly, Don Huse, Taylor, Gary Taylor, and Mark Taylor. Mark Cizek, Rick Cone, Lynn Kahler, Noel y A 4 i. iq Eblwu Upper Left: fl to rj Cheryl Womble, Margo McFee, and Barbara Snyder run laps at Anto- nian Academy, site of practice field. Upper Right: Coach Morris Smith, coach of track and varsity basketball. Lower Left: Barbara Snyder and Margo McFee on sit-down strike as Mark Taylor jogs resolutely past. 1. Q M i 4, F , ' Upper Left: fl to rj David McGown, with Allen Dreyer, Chuck Basham, and Eric Carr run laps. Upper Right: fl to rj Cheryl Wom- ble, Margo McFee, and Marla MCF ee sprint for the finish line. Lower Right: Cross-coun- try runners Mark and Gary Taylor strike a pose. . i T , . j-wmv Below: The Junior Varsity Basketball Team: fl to rl Standing: Manager David Jolly, Steve Cunningham, Chuck Basham, Mike Barron, and Coach Roger Bailey. Kneeling: Billy Clegg, David McGown, Allen Dreyer, and Eric Carr. That ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you, that you may walk honestly toward them that are Without, and that you may have lack of nothing . I Thessalon 4 11 12 is Q9 5 6oooooo.o4o.0oo4:-0.4-2:9 - - I - Q e Q 6 e e e e Q e w e Q ACADEMICS G e e Q 1977 6 IE-1 rE Qooeoooc-aoooooo4w6 'e Q e ca e e e e e e e e Q e e ce I ea 4: e ca -1., 1 - . - .1-. M, an gt - 1 The lst-6th Grades' choirs: TOP ROW: fl to rj Mrs. Ferguson, director, Albert Van Vleck, Joe Haynes, Lance McDougall, Michael Sebesta, David Swanson, Edwin Bailey, Debbie McGown, Colleen Quirk, Lisa Lancaster, Lisa McCam, Debbie Jones, Kelli Troxel, Joanna Cothran, Terry Grant, Kim 56 MacLean, Sharon Kelsh, Laurie Patrick, Virginia Clegg. 4TH ROW: fl to rj Tim Lan- caster, Paul Burrowes, Dana Lawrence, Mike Spence, Brian Grant, John Daggett, Alan Bruggeman, Tommy Albright, Todd Clay, Patrick Dixon, Robbie Human, John Creswell, Lydia Bashore, Jeanette Fresne, Gimna Smith, Tina Lawrence, Wendy Cothran, Cathleen Quirk. 3RD ROW: David Hebert, Jim Haynes, Scott Spence, Randy Snyder, Danny DuBose, Mike Miller, Anthony Barron, Kevin Kothman, Carla gr L, L ,ff r' , 5 '19 ' ' ? ,va b M ff H., ' ,palfz , I it . ' ' . : F - 1 ,- , b ' ' is 4' 4 1VJ ' . 8 ' F 3 .Q 'mt V , if Q 'X Q19 f'+'1n Q x-1, in Q 4 A .' , H In g .Z , , I AI f 2 K.'l'bLf , l , J silh- , Q ' Q ' . - 1.411 .-1 H, -, i W sv 4- ,Tr A V,- I f: ,Y..' 4 l lyk Q 8 sfv x 3 .., Lower School Shares Song directed by lVlrs. Gayle Ferguson. Following the performance, the stu- dents from both schools socialized and exchanged musical ideas. 1 1 1 ll ni ' wh ij an ll 1-5 .itil .E g if QA 'Q' Upper left: Lower School students put in alot ol' effort practicing lor David and the Giants with Mrs. Ferguson. Middle left: The entrance ofthe Modern Giants: Drug, Crime, Starvation, etc., caused quite a stir as their meaning became clear to the audience. Lower right: The finished product was well worth the effort, as the play went over well. I ltll l ll ll li l l t 4 I LI fl fl llllllltlli '1 1 - l .Y '42 '+ Z't-f.f , ' 1 if , 961 , M. s. AH, , . .W . t.,,i4gN 59 Members of the Honor Choir are: fl-rj TOP ROW: Chuck Basham, David McGown David Jolly, Gary Taylor, Noel Skinner, Don Hughes, Lynn Kahler, Tim Taylor, Mark Taylor, and Joel Crawford, SECOND ROW: Jodi Gough, Karen Pope, Shelli Troxel, Dana Kelfer, Sylvia Haufler, Martha Whitsett, Lori Honor Cho Makes It Bi Swanson, Pam Lancaster, and Chris Stu THIRD ROW: Marla McFee, Cheryl W 7 lu 7 9 I 9 1 Trl c ble Katlja Human Sherry Dreyer Ta Anderson and Barbara Snyder- B0 ROW: Lauren Daggett, Kim Lanca Margo McFee, Karen Rose, and Cindy L f-'Q 9 O 'E' 1' Under the direction of Mrs. Gayle Ferguson, the Honor Choir has per- formed frequently this year. They put on several choral programs, sang at the school's benefit, caroled, and made out of town field trips. The Honor Choir is made up of volun- teers from the student body, grades seventh through twelfth. Upper leli: ,loel Crawford, lVlark Taylor, Ran- dy Hixon, and Gary Taylor diligently study their music. Left: S.A.C.S.' Upper School Honor Choir, directed by lVlrs. Ferguson, Per- forms at the Benefit at Municipal Audito- rium. Below: The Honor Choir gives an im- promptu pcrlormance for a PTC meeting at Christ Presbyterian Church. I-N 61 Middle Left: Mrs. Foncie Bravo, Spanish teacher. Lower Right: fl to rj Martha Whit- setl, Susan Davis, Cindy Lopez, and Noel Skinner in class. 62 Spanish Students EXC The Spanish class this year en- joyed many events, such as dining out in Spanish and busting a piflata, but the most successful area was the grades. Cathi Cunningham and Noel Skinner were each cited for main- taining an outstanding A-pl average in Spanish throughout entire year. We hope Spanish continue to grow and excel in future. ..- 1f'i . r f.!1m,I, '. J ' i.: ,nun AN I Surrounding Pictures: The Spanish class compliments San Antonio with a piiata at the drop of a hat. The Lower School stu- dents were eager to participate and the Upper School students enjoyed helping out. Upper Right: Lower school students learn basic typing skills. Lower Left: Upper school students are tested on speed. Lower Right: Mrs. Cheryl Jones, typing instructor. Typing, Home Economic Teach Practical Skill Typing proved to be a subject in lice skills to all age groups. Mi great demand among both Upper Walker encouraged home econom and Lower School students. Mrs. Students to develop creativity. Jones, typing instructor, taught of- 64 ,.f -v, I ' E. is 5-N' ..' - ' 'Q S -2 W.. I l' 1. W Wal Q N! I WMM... M ai sa N Nui.. J in H 'xv 1- 3 l.. ll. Q'a'Hr A Q A ' W,w.g, ' 'M .:','l'7'fff' la N fi-TW' .. L. Y-. S. ,gg Upper lc'l'l: Kurt-n liosv, Sherry Dreycr, Katija Human, and Marla lVlcl vc produce Christmas lrvv ornumt-nts for a homo for the aged. Below: Miss Wallwr opens Clirislinus prcsunt from SlULll?l1iS. Lower If-ft: Slwrry Drt-yer busily paints hi-r Christmas projc-vt lor home economitfs. 3 t fill? 9- l N l ic iv :I N5 .Xin 'NW O, ,Q F H ,',,,.- l. 'U It t l l I ournalism Makes Headwa Not only did the journalism class begin the year by meeting deadlines, they also tackled the publishing of the school newspaper, The Lions Roar . This paper advanced through the year from being typed on carbon paper and run off on a ditto machine to being professionally printed at Kwik Kopy. Not only did the paper become neater, it became cheaper for the students. The dittoed papers sold for 15 cents a copy, but wit professional printing came adverti ing, and the paper, which now pai for itself, was passed out free o charge. This advertising was mad possible by the efforts of Mrs. Caro Lundy, who also initiated newspape articles from the Lower Schoo classes. This shows what a small elas of seven journalists can do with a lit tle help on a big job. se M flows Ribfllloecg Leaf? KQQZ Top: Paper heading from the old dittoed paper. Bottom: The new, professionally printed paper heading. ire-'W Sleeping in the class Beside the bonnie lass Overworked and tired The sponsor that we hired Deadlines were made But how we slaved Our perfectly humble crew of seven Working always till past eleven Fl! H f ,.,- 68 SENIORS ul , , 51:79 , .n.-new it V ei - ' 9 ii V F' A 'ff W' 1 . ,ff , il li ,. 4 jf. I 1 Tammy Anderson Tammy Anderson, a native San Antonian who has lived here all her life, came to SACS her junior year. She played on the girls' basketball team that year and joined the pep squad in her senior year. Tammy used her writing talents in the jour- nalism class, where she served on the Overcomer,' staff Other activities included tutoring and substitute teaching in the Lower School. The only girl in the graduating class, Tammy plans to work her way through college, majoring in person- nel management. Jef f Coe Jeff has attended San Antonio Christian School since its inception. Fitting right into the school ac- tivities, ,leff entered the R. 0. T. C. and finished as a captain. In his sophomore, junior, and senior years, he was voted most courteous boy. As a junior, his class elected him their l president, and in his senior year he served as vice-president. ,leffs main interests are playing the piano and organ. Immediately after graduation the Coe family will return to Alabama, their home state. 5' 251- f I if l ,lg Q Us SENIORS 69 70 SENIORS gf-.,.,, . A .A E?- Rick Cone As the valedictorian, Rick main- tained an A and B average through nearly all of his high school career, receiving certificates his freshman, sophomore, and senior years. In his sophomore year, Rick also received an award for the second highest Greek average. Rick played basket- ball for SACS his last three years and was very valuable as a center, and captain of the team in his senior year. Among his hobbies are canoeing, backpacking, and fishing. Rick has made future plans which might in- clude attending Bob Jones Univer- sity in the fall. I I 1' of., ,i l t Chuck Basham releases another on his way to a tie with Randy Hixon. on is Mr. Leslie, our balloon-ped- and Noel Skinner. Upper Right: The seniors lined up to freeze are: fl to rj Taylor, Gary Taylor, Tammy Anderson, Whitsett fa juniorj, Ron Sauer, and Cone. Below: Tammy Anderson, with second unfortunate, Martha Whitsett, on, receives Chuck Basham's half the winners prize. Lower Right: The choice pictured are: fl to rj Kevin Jennings, Taylor, and Mark Taylor. Swimming in the Money Despite a cold wind, the seniors contest, which made money for Big went out to meet, face-to-face, water Bend, was won in a tie by Randy Hix- balloons sent by classmates. The on and Chuck Basham. r iiii i ti SENIORS 7 1 Upper Right: Pastor and Mrs. Steve Troxel bring special music. Lower Left: fl to rj Juniors Noel Skinner and Don Huse bear flags to the front. Lower Right: fl to rj Seniors Rick Cone, Jeff Coe, and Tammy Anderson march in. Baccalaureate Challenge With mixed feelings of ac- complishment, joy, and anticipation, the seniors listened to the challeng- ing address of guest speaker Ron Turpin. Mr. Turpin, Director of His Hill Camp, exhorted them from Mark's Gospel to be steadfast to Christ. The service was held at Wayside Chapel, with Pastor and Mrs. Steve Troxell providing the special music. X I Upper Left: Mr. McGown. Upper Right: Seniors relaxing before the services. Lower Left: Seniors listening to the baccalaureate S R 5 ..l. U 4 V ' f Q , . -v,' 'lf - ' I E , . p . if ' ' Ls .N -QQ. Z r ef, , ani . if ' W service. Lower Right: The guest speaker: Mr. Ron Turpin. pf i' ,,Y 74 SENIORS l C- .H u- l I , ni! l 1 , -av' Frank Corte In Frank's freshman year at SACS, he became an Eagle Scout and added to this type of activity by joining R. O. T. C. He became a lst lieutenant in R. O. T. C. and also received three ribbons for sharp shooting. He was also in fencing for 2 112 years and won a school-wide championship in this. Frank was the basketball manager in his freshr and sophomore years, and worked on the OVERCOMER as photographer all four years. In senior year Frank took over as b ness manager for the OVE RCOM and as treasurer for the class 1977. joel Crawford Joel came to SACS his sophomore year, winning the second place in fencing and earning the rank of cap- tain in R. 0. T. C. that same year. Joel played in the band and with the varsity basketball team his sophomore and junior years. He was voted the friendliest boy his junior year and in his senior year, he partic- ipated in the racquetball club. Joel scored 1303 on the SAT, resulting in being offered scholar- ships by M. I. T., North Texas State U., and Oklahoma Christian College. .loel plans to attend U. T. S. A. this fall and possibly Texas Tech the following year. His hobbies are canoeing, water skiing, and moun- tain climbing. 'r 7 ' rl -.vi -Q , yt 11.7 they SENIORS 75 44 i fy l ll Q . , ' v, NQQ,-. fi rl -X Y A , J 76 SENIORS II I J' -. s if ll N W4-a ...gr Lynn Kahler As a four-year veteran of SACS, Lynn participated in practically all school activities. He has been one of the photographers for the last three years. At the beginning of his sophomore year he joined the basketball team, and at the end of the season he received the most-im- proved player awardg he continued as a member of the team through his senior year. In the Super Star ct petition he placed first in shot- and weight-lifting. As a senior, Lynn served as tr urer of the racquetball club and ceived an achievement award being on the A 81 B Honor Roll. the final event of the year Lynn g the salutatory address. , 1 wx 1 1 l 1 fi fa w w w X i H fy l W l l ' H N ,mlxf 4 ru. HJ ,N w- ,N H KM Upper Left: Lynn Kahler climbs up some rocks on a hike. Upper Right: One of the many spacious views available from a Big Bend peak. Lower Left: The seniors first campsite. Lower Right: Night view of a valley by the first campsite. 13 lr, X 45 3 , V , . . ul 4 'A 15 - J QM-fi :HA v'32fs'wup A, 31 'fx 'faw-'W' 1 'vw rf' 'D X ,F g. f',.:fN, -Q. 2 I ,X W I: 2-2 ,, Q. . KG ,. .- 'J' 1 -Q, mf --any-I A .,.,.-rf' A ,--,U Z iff, ir! -nf t 4 'A if ff Q' nh , XX , ifsg ff gv :Ql1 ,4'l E if j' xs.JiFl? Eiga 4 , L w R VN . cy ,A 5 ,fif Qs my ,I X f 4 44 .I 4 V 2 I ,fr 1 '. v I A 80 SENIORS Ronnie Sauer Coming from an Army family, Ron has had the chance to travel a lot, both overseas and extensively through the States. Born in Ger- many, Ron attended two Christian schools in the Eastern U. S. before coming to SACS, during the second half of his junior year. Besides his interests in chess and football, Ron delivers newspa for the EXPRESS NEWS and received two 35500 scholarships being the best newspaper boy in Antonio and also for being the best newspaper boy in Texas. plans to enter SAC in the fall 1977 and major in either accoun or computer processing. Gary Taylor After one year at Peacock Military Gary joined the R. O. T. on entering SACS, where he ad- to lieutenant colonel in his are year. He joined the var- basketball team in 10th, 11th, 12th grades and was also a mem- ber of the track team his senior year. He also used his art skills for the OVERCOMER in his junior year. In the fall Gary plans to attend Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina. if SENIORS 81 , ro' 1 filytifi 1 Hr' in I will ll px .A lg - t 'tryna' M : ll' y Q 'L' L y - I 82 SENIORS ,Ki n .Il 6 Q '.. .Er Mark Taylor Mark came to SACS in his fresh- man year, where he joined R. O. T. C. and used his skills in art for the yearbook in his junior and senior years. In R. O. T. C., he was pro- moted to captain during his sophomore year. Besides playing basketball in his last 3 years, Mark also ran in track, where he was ra' the Most Valuable Runner in senior year. I 7 T Mark enjoys sports and he a i likes to build ships in bottles. ' fall, Mark plans to attend Bob ,lo L 1 University. The Seniors As a Group Together Upper Left: Taken on their Johnson State Park trip where senior pictures for the annual were posed. Middle: Group picture after the Baccalaureate services. Bottom: Group shot across a bridge at Johnson State Park. - .- ,- .1 I ,ln Sh. A -4, I, , ,Q 1? :ii J . ,QB .J H5 , - 1, -1 .mi . .qu 4? In like manner, ye younger, submit your selves unto the elder. Yea, all of you be subject one to another, and be clothed with humility, for God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble . lPeler5:5 QQOOQOOOOGOOOOOQ UPPER SCHOOL 1 977 L jf, J, 4 Q? 1 3' 'Sf Q - ' Q Q Q Z 9 Q. Q Q. 'Q Q Q Q 'Q Q 'Q Q 'Q Q Z Z Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Z Q Q Q Q Q Eh ,-E Q I Qoeoooox-aoooooo4w9 uniors Ring in New Year In anticipation of their senior year, the juniors ordered their senior rings. After much deliberation on the many varieties ofstones and metals, all the juniors came to satisfying decisions about the rings, with some of them deciding the rings were too expensive for now. 86 p-uq Roger Bailey Noel Skinner Sherry Dryggr Y Mark Cizek Susan Davis Ti 'N THYIUV Karen Pope Calhi Cunningham x l 1 1 1 , 1-49-riilnr: .. xg -V ,ik-D i i ,liter 111 -L grimy, 5 Jggil 'F FA Q.'z..'l 4 if ii X 'iii Cindy Lopez Fl ' I il-' . Upper left: Don Huse is caught by surprisie. Below: Typical juniors Mark Cizek and Martha Whirsen. ' 1 XT in ii, - ' ii 1, V , W , iv. i, i i 1 l i .' If I, . . ,. i w ,fa a X . ,r ' 87 Sophomores Strive for Unity The Sophomore class this year was noted for its closeness, by having many parties and planning an end- of-the-year class excursion to the coast. In addition to class unity, strong school spirit was evidenced by their hearty participation in school activities. The class is striving for a true caring for one another and plans to stay close through the years by keeping in touch. Middle: Sylvia Haufler, true bookworm. Chuck Basham 1 l 4 L Jodi Cough Above: Members of the sophomore class pic- President. Seated: Lori Swanson, Pam Lan- b lured are? Cl 10 fl Standing! Chllfik Basham, caster-Vice-President, and Jodi Gough- Sylvm Haufle' Randy Hixon-Treasurer, and David Jolly- Secretary, 88 Randy Hixon . up -7-- David Jolly Pam Lancaster Lori Swanson I Above and to the Left: Randy Hixon revels while he shares his pie with Martha Whitsett. The pie was won in a water-balloon throwing contest held by the seniors. 89 Frosh Catch Public Eye The ninth grade entered the limelight at SACS when the innova- tive freshmen put on a dramatic advertising campaign featuring eye- catching postels. The campaign, which was promoting a class bake sale, exemplified frosh ingenuity. Miki- lim-mn l,owvr right: Presitlent Carter is exuberant upon hearing ol' the ninth grade bake sale, suggests this poster. 90 lf' am X j, T, -'V . A .. T n ., A Slew. Cunningham Katiju Human Rex Jennings Marla Melfee Pam 0,-liz Karen Rose Marcia Thompson Q 1' 4 ' Lower left: Karen Rose and Kalija Human along with resl of their class lake notes as Mr. McDowell instructs them. Lower right: Tim Taylor practices bollle feeding on class presi- denl, Rex Jennings, at a school party. Middle Right: Billy Clegg and Mark Taylor with trophies received in the Racquetball Club's tournament. Lower Left: fl to rj David McGown frepresenting drugsj, Mark Taylor, Gary Taylor, Chris Stovall frepresenting alcoholismj, and Cindy Lopez play the part of giants in the Lower School's production of David and the Giants . Eighth Graders Boost Morale The eighth graders were an important ele- ment in many school activities, inc uding a student play, junior varsity sports, and the Racquetball Club. Their optimism and strong school spirit provi ed an impetus or the Upper School and prepared the eighth graders for future leadership. 92 Dana Kelfer ,W 1 j . fd, f,4i-f'1-'liifriii - p ' 1 ,of fr ,VV4 Iv 7-V, ' -- :L .L ., L-d .e 4 -AJ! Middle Left: David Mccdtld ffourth sed: in rowl enjoys the company of other students at one of the many junior varsity football games. Lower Right: fBottom Row l to rj Billy Clegg and David McGown with others on the junior varsity basketball team. David Mclilown Chris Stovoll Pwiiijt' . 'wa--t ' ,, - 'l .Ji i ii f 95 In addition to adjusting smoothly to the responsibilities and privileges of the Upper School, the seventh graders proved themselves academically this year, keeping the Lower Left: Seventh graders Barbara Snyder and Margo McF ee fcenlerl pose with varsity cheerleaders Jodi Cough, Pam lancaster and Kim Lancaster. Lower Right: fl to rj Cheryl Mary Cizek Allen Dreyer Sheryl Henning Seventh Graders Prove Themselves eighth graders on their toes. Seventh graders also took an active role in cheerleading and in school beautification projects. Womble, Margo McFee, and Shelli Troxell rest on playground equipment they have painted. Faith Lawrence Margo McFee Cindy Sauer -' '1f'7 F 'C' Barbara Snyder Shelli Troxell Cheryl Womble cy ur l r l XQ Lower Left: The Junior Varsity cheerleaders chosen for the 1977-78 school year are: fl to rj Barbara Snyder fseventhj, Margo lVlcFee fseventhl, and Debbie Jones fsixthj. 95 And all thy children shall be taught of the Lord, and great shall be the peace of thy children . N -r 'g . vo x, Q' Q YQ c L 9 OQOOOQQQQOOOQOQ LOWER SCHOOL I 977 QGOQOQQOQQQQGOG 9 , I Q H-I I-E I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'Q Q 'Q Q Q Q 'Q Q Q Q Six Graders Learn The Sixth Graders were in- structed in the necessity of a quiet timen and encouraged to keep one up at home. The closeness between students and teacher was emphasized when a slumber party was held 43 .H ,xi HA Companionship for the girls at Miss Helsleyis. They spent their year of studies preparing for their entrance into the Upper School, which they are looking forward to with excitement. in , J -L nl '- , 1. X Im A 98 B4- Above: Sixth graders apply them- selves to their class work. i l l Virginia Clegg Joanna Cothran John Creswell Terri Grant .loe Haynes Debbie Jones Sharon Kersh l Lisa McCam Kim MacLx3?ElJwvxWXQLE,faw,,- Lance McDougall tl' vl 1777 Debbie McGown S 'E' Above: Edwin Bailey and John Creswell talk with Tom Lester during his visit to their class. Laurie Patrick Colleen Quirk David Swanson Kelli Troxel 99 Fourth and Fifth Graders Worth 80,000,000 The fourth and fifth graders did an extensive study of the human body this year, dis- covering in this course that each body is worth approx- imately six million dollars. They also dabhled in politics this year, holding a mock elec- tion that was won over- whelmingly by Gerald Ford. The bake sales were great suc- cesses, providing funds to buy dictionaries for the class. T- X-H-Eagf r g F- ...- f ff - . - -' , Us-'7 .1 , -. 'fb Nik C., ? Tommy Albright Alan Bruggeman 0, rv, TW, vi! Paul Burrowes John Daggett I V Upper Left: The fourth and 5 ,Q- tifth grades busy with one of Q their bake sales. ' 'N l 100 Patrick Dixon Brian Grant F E' Tracy Jones Tim Lancaster Dana Lawrence Tina lawrence :- 9 Capri Ortega Carlo Ortiz up ,iw ' L r- , Hi 1, 1.. ii,-uni My , FSL :fi Wiihh 'W' mag-HP yi ww .CB ' in fi, rm,figW'1 wimyii i . Cathleen Quirk Michael Sebesta i Mike Spence Timna Smith Robert Human Jeanette Fresne Lisa Lancaster Albert Van Vieck 'K if Fourth and Fifth graders do class work on anatomy, a subject which interested both grades. 10 'Q' 'WP Anthony Barron Wendy Cothran Danny DuBose Evan Fresne Carol Funderburk Third Graders Correspond With Queen The third grade traveled around the world in their history studiesg which included a study of the Great Wall of China. They wrote letters to Queen Elizabeth Il of Great Britain on the Queen's birthday. On Thanksgiving the students dressed as pilgrims and Indians and shared an original Thanksgiving dinner in class. Above: Third graders working on their letters in class. vg.,.,, Jennifer Gentry Carol Gosnell P Tv I 3 1 IF' .If K 'O :JJ 9 t f Jim Haynes David Hebert WV YT' W Robin Houk Kevin Kothman Below: Mike Spence and a friend take a moment for play dur- ing a choir session for the Lower School. QTL c A Gina Lozano Caroline Lundy Meme Martin Mike Miller U58 Muser Jamie Rounds Randy Snyder Mike Spence Carla Willey 10 104 T T- V: T 'T' -in l i' '71 L is-n i, '- l .-X 3 - A . A , , 0' 'Y ax, ' if I l 1 1 in .,, ' ' K if 1 kr V Erik Bruggeman Andrew Dean rv sl. ,LX Gary Dugan Victoria Ellis Karen Harvey in-uf 1 Karen Jones Kimberly jones Amy Kell jeff Leslie Kyle MacLean While looking through the TEXAS RANGER magazine, several students began to debate about whether or not the egg, pic- tured at the left, was real or not. The class wrote to the magazine who gave them the address of the egg's owner. The class wrote the man and he Left: David Patrick holds the egg sent by Mr. Daniel to the class. The egg was glued together, insured, and then mailed to the class after scientists had finished their studies Strange Egg Sparks Second Grade Friendship answered them. Further correspon- dence followed and the class had made a friend and gained a very strange-looking egg in the process. Since then the man, Mr. Daniel, has mailed the class several other eggs that are native of England, where Mr. Daniel lives in Houghton. with it. The egg, along with others sent from England by Mr. Daniel are kept in a place of honor by the students in their classroom. --Q. fl lr 1 Mollie McFee Shawn Morris David Patrick Laurie Tingwald Tammy Toombg Stephanie Weyland an ,-,-,4 ! 1'6- 1..- J ,, rl Left: Mrs. Rounds leads areading group in which each of the students wore a hat repre- senting an occupation. 105 First Graders Learn Fruit First graders did an intense study on the fruit of the Spirit this year. They used James 2:17 as their motto: 'LFaith, if it hath not works, is dead, putting it of Spirit into use when they put on a Christian play for their parents, making their own props and donating food to a needy family. Above: Mrs. Rebecca Schuit intrigues first graders with a history lesson. 106 M is bait' Kurt Bruggeman Bradley Clay James Coldiron Paul Dixon Lori Forrest Jennifer Funderburk Jason Grubb Not Pictured Korey Kothman Suzy Lawrence Amy Merton David Miller Kellie Mrilek mf-Jin Kristie Mrizek Jacob Ortega Shai Raley Gigi Spence Victoria Tschirgi , l Q i ' x E . if fi- 'EY' Ann-Margaret Lance Van Vleck David Watson Jamie Weaver Vano Left: Learning to read is an im- , .Q portant part of first grade. al w W H i 'H V -, 10 108 Kindergarteners Enjoy New Surroundings Mrs. Dorothy Glass kept the students busy this year by introducing them to an enjoyable array of new experiences. Kindergarteners became ac- quainted through parties, recess, and daily class activities. They were introduced to numbers and the alphabet. Kevin Burns Larry DuBose Koprecia Forsyth Above: The kindergarten class takes time to celebrate the birth- day of a classmate. .leaneen Gentry Andrew Gosnell .. , J Not x Tri it V' li Pictured lg fl' 'I If 1' A-m 'Tw? if ' Tint .. fi .'.HI..!..'1W - .'-' K' ', Wg-rg I l-.i.vHT- I . I I I 5.51 .Q I 'I ,. Ly .. - 11, ...wan 1 ' 1 v I 1 n H wi in 3 U it 1 .NUI u my - ' x Christy jones Julie Leslie Below: Mrs. Glass enjoys recess with one of her students. u Andy Muser Judy Peterson Catherine Rounds Susan Sebesta Diane Shaver Jennifer Tingwald Timothy Wayland di 10 The liberal soul shall be made fat and he that watereth shall be watered also himself b 0494904969494-9494949494949 PATRONS 1 977 9004:-oooe4aooo4p4aov9 6 ' . . 0 . ' .. 94 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 91 9 9. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 '9 9 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 94 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 W I THE WORD OF GOD IS ALIVE AND POWERFUL Heb. 4I I2 ' 3..- L! 17 Y' LQ' I - ... Y V H' - CJ V . 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'igffifs f ,g5Snrf',f 'Firestone People Tire Headquarters Truman Tire Company 6007 West Avenue at Loop 410 San Antonio, Texas 78213 Phone: 342-9476 SANFORD'S GULF SERVICE 2114 Military Hwy. 1782131 344-8671 Eleven years in Castle Hills Preventive Maintenance Specialists AUTO REPAIRS Dennis Thrailkill-Dennis Owen ,lack fDustyJ Koehler Tune-Up Air Conditioning Electrical Brakes Cooling System Automatic Transmissions IF YOU CARE, WE CARE. 119 Congratulations, Class of '77 81 Best Wishes ED SCHWING Member Million Dollar Round Table National Quality Award National Sales Achievement Award Insurance Estate Planning Personal and Business Insurance Life, Health, Group Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans 4204 Cardenclale, Suite 204 San Antonio, Texas 78284 Bus.: 690-1140 Res.: 658-7291 New York Life Insurance Co. uSwing for Life MIND NILLION ll DOLLAR IOUND TAIL! 20 Hill Country Quilts at Ham Made Gifts QI If' il H, x . 9 ' - 1 f N Quilt Making Classes L .4 ' I, Dorothy V. Milligan Wallhanging Classes LI' ggtgggfit-7? . 6804 West Avenue All Kinds of Quilting Lx 'il '71 San Antonio, Texas 78213 Quilted Items XX gay f512I 34-9-9512 M 3 1 BECK CONCRETE Phone 349-2491 Don Bouchelle 81 Co., Inc. I 0 Apr Q I D B I Il SR X I I 341-40N l259 ,lzlrlison-K 'II ' ' R I. Sam Antonio. 'I' 8 I 3 SIX FLAGS OVER TEXAS Extends a Thank You to the Students At SACS For their help in the Battle of Flowers Parade 1 2 22 For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body, so also is Christ . . . Now ye are the body of Christ, and members in particular . 2 l Corinthians 12:12, 27 QC00000v000000000.6 l 0 6 6 9 6 9 9 e El LE e e e e e INDEX 1977 ooooooooooooc-ao? 'G 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 6 9. 6 6 9 0 9 G 9 64 I9 6 Q G be 6 D9 6 G A Albright, Tammy ...... ANDERSON, TAMMY B Bailey, Edwin ..... Bailey, Roger Barron, Anthony .... Barron, Mike Basham, Chuck ..... Bruggeman, Alan Bruggeman, Erik ...... Bruggeman, Kurt Burns, Kevin ........ Burrowes, Paul Burrowes, Tim .... C Carr, Eric ...... . . . Cizek, Mark Cizek, Mary ..... Clay, Bradley Clegg, Billy ...... Clegg, Virginia COE, JEFF ...... Coldiron, James CONE, RICK ....... CORTE, FRANK Cothran, Joanna ..... Cothran, Wendy CRAWFORD, JOEL. . . Creswell, John Cunningham, Cathi .... Cunningham, Steve D Daggett, John ..... Daggett, Lauren Davis, Laura. .... Davis, Susan Dean, Andrew ..... Dixon, Patrick Dixon, Paul ..... Dreyer, Allen Dreyer, Sherry ..... DuBose, Danny DuBose, Larry ..... Dugan, Gary 124 E Ellis, Victoria ...... F Forrest, Lori ........ Forsyth, Koprecia Fresne, Evan ........ F resne, Jeanette Funderbuck, Carol ...... . . . Funderbuck, Jennifer G Gentry, Jeaneen .... Gentry, Jennifer Gosnel, Andrew ..... Gosnel, Carol Gough, Jodi. . . Grant, Brian Grant, Terri. . . Grubb, Jason H Harvey, Karen ..... Haufler, Sylvia Haynes, Jim ..... Haynes, Joe Hebert, David ..... Henning, Sheryl Hixon, Randy ..... Houk, Robin Human, Katija ..... Human, Robert J Jennings, Kevin. . . Jennings, Rex Jolly, David ..... K KAHLER, LYNN ..... .... Kelfer, Dana Kersh, Sharon. . . Kothman, Kevin Kothman, Korey. L Kim .... .... Lancaster, Lancaster, Lisa Lancaster, Pam. . Lancaster, Tim Lawrence, Dana. . Lawrence, Faith Lawrence, Suzy. . Lawrence, Tina Leslie, Amy ..... Leslie, Julie Lozano, Gina .... Lundy, Caroline M MacLean, Kim. . . MacLean, Kyle Martin, Meme. . . McCarn, Lisa McDougal, Lance. . . . . . MCF ee, Margo MCF ee, Marla .... McFee, Mollie McGown, David. . McGown, Debbie Merton, Amy .... Miller, David Miller, Mike ..... Morris, Shawn Mrizek, Kellie. . . Mrizek, Kristie Muser, Andy .... Muser, Lisa Kimberly ..... . . . Jones, Christy Jones, Debbie. . . Jones, Karen Jones, Jones, Tracy O Ortega, Capri .... Ortega, Jacob Ortiz, Carlo ..... 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