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

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--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

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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.

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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