Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Starting Them Young The elementary school was privileged this year to have organized physical education classes taught by Mr. Rick Moody. The various classes meet three times a week for approximately 30 min- utes per grade. According to Mr. Moody, The objective of physical edu- cation is to have fun while learning dif- ferent motor skills. The objectives are reached by developing both individual talents as well as team participation. This year's elementary basketball pro- gram was headed up by Mr. Dennis Cook. The fifth and sixth grade classes taught by Miss Marjo Wood, Miss Mary Ann Benton, Miss Cathy Oravetz, and Mrs. Terri Zeller, were totally involved in the competition. The girls organized a bake sale and also cheered for their favorite team. The four teams were the Tigers, Lakers, Eagles,and 76ers. The teams played every Tuesday and Friday and concluded the season with a cham- pionship game as a preliminary to the student-faculty game. 112 Elementary PE Straighten up that line. Mr. Rick Moody in- structs an elementary class during PE time. Smile, you're on. ... Lisa Huffman shows her pearly whites while resting during a game. AQ Everyone has something to smile about. Lyn Barber smiles for the camera. Girls, please be quiet and stay put. Mr. Moo patiently gives directions to the elementary gil i if E 5 2 '67 T 2

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The MVP' -They Sit on the Winning records, tournament tro- phies, and state championships are not everyday occurrences at most schools. Southside Christian is one of those un- usual schools where outstanding sea- sons are commonplace. Believe it or not, much of the credit for these out- standing accomplishments belongs to the men and women who sit on the Bench. bench. Who are these men and women? They are the coaches of Southside Christian School. Each of our coaches devotes much time to the betterment of his squad. Individual members of each squad are encouraged by their coaches to become better persons both physically and spiritually. ln the close .J Mr. Ron Ellison has been a great inspiration to the soccer players as well as others. His coaching abili- ty coupled with a genuine care for the individual has fostered a team of true winners. 114 Coaching Feature E. M-ff! '1'5ul'.S-nv' Mr. jim Peterson, the junior high coach, seeks to develop the highest potential for our younger boy's basketball team. games, it's our coaches who sit back anc hope that their long hours of coaching will reap a victory. On the basketball court, soccer field and baseball diamond, each coach maintains a good Christian testimony and emphasizes the ideal of true win- ning. Mr. Rick Moody coaches the junior high bo' soccer team, Mr. Ken Nolen, the head baseball coach, giv Peter Sullivan some last-minute hitting strateg