Tabernacle Baptist Christian School - Trumpet Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1987 volume:

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As the Class of 1987 graduates, we leave behind our ’87 TRUMPET with its theme “Vigilance.” We appreciate the efforts of the faculty and staff of TBCS in our behalf. We hope this yearbook will help you to look back and remember their hard work and dedication. Give heed to Hebrews 13:17: “Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls... ” ADMINISTRATION ine Dedication We are privileged to dedicate this year’s TRUMPET to a man who has shown great vigilance throughout his life. He takes time to talk with students individually when the need for help arises. In his desire to begin new classes, he has unselfishly given of his time and energy. His efforts, which are greatly appreciated, have helped people to grow closer to him during his years of service here. One of the greatest assets to his work, character, and personality is his loving wife. Her friendliness, concern, and dedication support him in the huge task he has undertaken. He is a shining example of a true Christian to students, parents, and co-laborers. We, the Senior Class of 1987, are pleased to dedicate our edition of the TRUMPET to Mr. Blair Berkley. ADMINISTRATION | | Rev. G. Randall Shook Mr. Blair Berkley Pastor Principal DEACON BOARD: Chairman: Mr. Dean Powell, Mr. Rocky Napier, Mr. Bobby Ridge, Mr. George Morris, Mr. Richard Teague. Mr. Danny Turner Mrs. Blair Berkley Office Manager Receptionist-Secretary FACULTY Mr. Blair Berkley Mr. Fred Bloodworth Mr. Gary Hoffman Mrs. Charles Kistler Family Living, Band, Chorus, Bible, Math, English, Yearbook Woodshop Private Lessons English Mr. Dan Kistler Miss Alice Leatherman Mrs. Frank Ridley Bible, History, Math, German, Accounting, Math, Boys Phys. Ed. Yearbook Computers, Typing Mr. Eddie Riley Mrs. Eddie Riley Mrs. John Self Mr. Danny Turner Bible, History Typing, Math, Science Chorus Girls Phys. Ed. CLASSES SENIOR CLASS CLASS VERSE: “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.” I Peter 5:8 COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Gladiolus CLASS OFFICERS Steven Teague — Chaplain and President Scott Phelps — Vice-President Pam Gresham — Secretary Angela Burleson — Treasurer TIMOTHY RAY COLEMAN “Wherefore 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 ANGELA DENISE BURLESON “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 CHRISTOPHER BENNING DONALDSON “O come, let us sing unto the Lord: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation.” Psalm 95:1 La eae SS _ @ © ' “— ¢¢ @ _ e ‘ WS.P. wileds 10 LEC In appreciation for their diligent efforts and persistent vigilance in the Job of rearing us, we the Class of 1987, dedicate these pages to our parents. We hope that they have seen spiritual growth in our lives as well as in our physical bodies. Thank you! GARY DUANE EAKER “But he knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold.” Job 23:10 AMY RENEE HOWELL “In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.” John 14:2 PAMELA DAWN GRESHAM “Fear thou not, for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righ- teousness.” Isaiah 41:10 LORI APRIL JONES “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” Isaiah 40:31 WILLIAM SCOTT PHELPS “Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.” Joshua 1:9 RANDY LEE SETZER “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 ROBERT JAMES REINHARDT, JR. “The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise.” Proverbs 11:30 STEVEN VAN TEAGUE “Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.” Joshua 1:9 vy “Rainbow” “Tigger” ow Seer ree 21 to “Giggles” “Murdock” 14 “The Gladiator” hs : iy ; 9 ‘at “ee =. oe S NEE % ikea { me ae A 7 - , a inte ai “Bubba” “Pammy” These are pictures of us, the Class of ’87, in action. As you can See, our interests cover a wide range of subjects. Some of us enjoy sports; others enjoy more “intellectu- al” pastimes; one even enjoys his job!? We hope that our lives, on campus and off, have reflected the types of activites that are God-honoring and exemplary of true Spirit-filled Christians. JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: Brad Hearn, Chaplain; Jon Shook, President; Scott Jackson, Vice Presi- dent; Carol Thomas, Secretary; Rhonda Shook, Treasurer. Brooke Canipe Lori Conley Dawn Cook Kim Doherr Sammy Eggers Brad Hearn Derrick Holland Scott Jackson Kathy Jo Seagle Jon Shook Tim Underwood Tammi Walker om | s , ae a a y “Have I told you folks about the time...” “Mrs. Berkley, is the smell really that bad?” LZ SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Cody, Chaplain; Todd Donaldson, President; Mark Turner, Vice-President; Sophia Wilson, Secretary; Dawn Brawley, Treasurer. Kim Amundson Sonya Berry Dawn Brawley Donna Clark Mark Cody Amy Dellinger Todd Donaldson Jason Duroy Mark Gill Dana Jackson se N | Jeromie Moser Clay Powell Angela Self Angie Skerjanec Keith Tomblin Mark Turner Shannon Wilson Sophia Wilson Thomas Jones Shannon Snipes Dana’s quiet for a change! Asleep, maybe? Savalas “Jerome, sure you want to use orange for that?” Donna’s all wrapped up in her work! ae ee s ae 19 FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS: Torrey Dixon, Chaplain; Eric Smith, President; Kathy Teague, Vice-President; April Johnson, Secretary; Amy Ridley, Treasurer. Kim Dillard Torrey Dixon Candy Eggers Carman Gill Brenda Holcombe April Johnson Kim Killian Beth Kistler Christy Larson Kim Moser William’s taking it easy. Donna Mull William Reinhardt Amy Ridley Cathy Self Chris Sisk Eric Smith Noelle Smith Kathy Teague Betsy Thomas Tim Tripp DeAnne Turner Debbie Wells Ron has GUILT written a ll over his face. Jennifer Bumgarner Ron Canipe Jennifer Connolly Karston Danner Adam Deal Link Dellinger Cheryl Eckard Angela Eggers Shawn Evans Brian Flowers “Cheryl, do you have some- thing to hide?” “Ready for class, Todd?” Natasha Hearn Todd Hicks Stephanie Little Larry McQuinn Michael Reinhardt Julie Rowe Derrick Shook Randy Willis — ES EE ES == == Ciao Me 444 AD B. =. = N Sean SRNR ng VUbeeEadNa ey Cx. VSOROEANASANAEAAAAALAAAANAAANAAASIA EAA oo —— €©£,£, a . Leaving for nursing home service. Diana Burleson Heather Caldwell Christy Coleman Ronnie Colvard Gideon Duffey Beth Eaker Dee Dee Gill Alex Holton Dannette Hoyle Mary Lee Isenhour ae wr 1 Using homeroom time for a last minute review. Kim Keller Michelle Long Jennifer Perkoski Toni Ridge Sharon Self Stephen Shook Scott Skerjanec Krista Snipes Valerie Turner Shane Woody 26 I, Angela Burleson, do hereby leave my ability to brighten Mrs. Kistler’s day to my sister, Diana. May she use it regularly. I, Timothy Ray Coleman, do hereby bequeath to Derrick Holland my ability to argue Biblical views with Mr. Kistler. May he use it wisely. I, Christopher Benning Donaldson, do hereby bequeath my ability to eat anything to anybody who can keep it down. I, The Gladiator, bequeath my abilities as a soccer goalie and a basketball center to my little brother, “Jeffie,” who plays for Harris Chapel. (Sorry, Tabernacle!) I, Pam “Pammy” Gresham, do hereby leave to Angie “Skerj” Skerjanec my very unique sense of humor. (As if she really needs it.) I, Amy Howell, being of absent mind, do hereby leave my brother Eric my sense of humor and ability to bring out the best in people. I, Lori Jones, leave my sister, Leah, my ability to make others feel wanted, and to my brothers, Joshua and Thomas, the ability to stare down anybody at anytime in anyplace. I, William Scott Phelps, leave my ability to cover up my “bloops” to Larry, Shawn, and Todd, and my not-so-neat locker to anyone who dares put his hands in to clean it out. I, Robert Reinhardt, do hereby bequeath my computer (the school computer), the second one from the end, to whoever wants to use it. I, Randy Setzer, do hereby bequeath my spectacular ability of balance (walking on my hands) to “Ronbo.” (Hopeful- ly, he won’t get into as much trouble as I did!) I, “Tigger,” being of bruised body, do hereby bequeath my ability to withstand the knocks and pains of sports to my little brother. (Use it sparingly, Peter!) ACTIVITIES [= Es ON eC iee SS a ee Rev. Randy Shook Mr. Blair Berkley CHAPEL TIME The family unit is the most important structure in any society. Families that love the Lord and are serving Him always evidence warmth, love, and kindness. Home — areal home — is where one feels wanted, needed, and appreciated while receiving the encouragement, training, and discipline to be what God desires. Chapel time on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday is when Tabernacle Baptist High sits down together as a family. It is my privilege to preach to the “family”. Nothing is as challenging as the truths of Scripture. Paul admonishes Timothy, “Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.” The goal of every Christian should be to honor and glorify the Lord. It takes a lot of faith and encouragement to accomplish that. Good homes are filled with encouragement, and I pray and desire that “fam- ily time” at school will always be a time of preaching and encourage- ment. “Preach the Word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, re- buke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine.” II Timothy 4:2. Pastor Shook Mr. Gary Hoffman Rev. Eddie Sapoch We enjoyed a special chapel service just before Christmas. Mrs. Ridley, Miss Touchton, and Mrs. Kennedy provided special music; and Rey. Berry delivered a unique message. Amy Ridley and Clay Powell alternated as chapel pianists. Mr. Dan Kistler Mr. Eddie Riley Rey. Alan Berry Rey. Burt Dixon Rev. Bob Williams Rey. Chip Register 29 Ist Row: Jason Duroy, Kathy Teague, DeAnne Turner, Noelle Smith, Alice Pruette, Beth Eaker. 2nd Row: Amy Ridley, Steven Teague, Yvette Smith, Betsy Thomas, Brenda Holcombe, Rhonda Shook, Mary Isenhour, Randy Setzer, Ron Canipe, Mark Gill. 3rd Row: Jon Shook, Gary Eaker, Scott Phelps, Chris Sisk, Stephen Shook, Todd Donaldson, Clay Powell, Peter Teague, Derrick Shook, Joshua Jones, Alex Holton, Mark Cody. 4th Row: Christy Lee, Shannon Wilson, Alex Donaldson, Cam Turner. Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth. OFFICERS Steven Teague — Band Captain Mark Cody — Ist Lieutenant Todd Donaldson — 2nd Lieutenant Kathy Teague — Ist Sergeant Amy Ridley — 2nd Sergeant 30 “BAND NEWS” STAFF Mark Cody — Editor Todd Donaldson — Assistant Editor Scott Phelps — Humorist Mark Gill — Cartoonist “Beffie” Eaker — Weekly Columnist Rhonda Shook — Printing Manager Ron “Ronbo” Canipe — Staff Infection This year was a memorable one for our High School Band. There were the usual annual performances: American Heritage Day, the Christmas Program (ending with the spine-tingling “Christmas Festival” by Leroy Anderson), the Spring Arts and Science Festival, and High School Graduation. In addition, the band gave its second annual Spring Concert, featuring a wide variety of selections. Never-to-be-forgotten was the unbelievable “Concerto Gross,” starring our principal, Mr. Berkley, and two “extin- guished” senior soloists. This year’s biggest event, however, was our first annual Band Tour with performances in four states in five days. But there was time for relaxation — a day at Six Flags over Georgia. The trip was a great opportunity for ministry, fellowship, and for meeting new peo- ple. 1986-87 also marked the development of the “Band News” into a full-blown literary travesty — delighting, infuriating, tickling, inspiring, and educating readers from Greenville, S.C., to Hammond, Indiana, and from the Bus Garage to the Band Annex. Mr. Bloodworth feels that this was easily the best band T. C. S. has ever had and wishes to commend each member for his hard work! Farewell to our four seniors: Randy Setzer (5 years), Scott Phelps (6 years), Steven Teague (6 years), and Gary Eaker (8 years!). The band will surely miss them. Mr. Bloodworth x Gogon eves sn) « 2 eeor”? — Ist Row: Amy Dellinger, Sophia Wilson, Angela Burleson, Lori Jones, Angie Skerjanec, Pam Gresham, Steven Teague, Clay Powell, Randy Setzer, Brian Flowers, Kathy Teague, April Johnson, Amy Ridley, Dana Jackson, Carol Thomas. 2nd Row: Kim Killian, DeAnne Turner, Brenda Holcombe, Rhonda Shook, Christy Larson, Donna Clark, Tammi Walker, Noelle Smith, Mary Isenhour, Gideon Duffey, Shane Woody, Alex Holton, Stephen Shook. 3rd Row: Candy Eggers, Kim Moser, Debbie Wells, Angela Self, Cathy Self, Ronnie Colvard, Chris Sisk, Gary Eaker, Thomas Jones, Jon Shook, Betsy Thomas, Donna Mull, Sharon Self, Toni Ridge. Director: Mr. Danny Turner. Accompanist: Jason Duroy. MEN’S QUARTET Clay Powell Steven Teague Jon Shook Gary Eaker 32 ENSEMBLE c. ‘o s Angela Burleson Amy Ridley DeAnne Turner Kathy Teague Noelle Smith Angela Self Steven Teague Clay Powell Dana Jackson Jon Shook Gary Eaker Randy Setzer mu-sic 1 a: the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relation- ships to produce a composition having unity and continuity b: vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony Music is much more than just a definition from Webster’s dictionary. God gave us music as a special gift from Him as a means of communicating spiritual truths and ideas as well as simply enjoying what He has provided. When students learn the value of good music and how to enjoy the best of musical literature, they are better able to communicate God’s truths to others and are themselves enriched spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Music is without a doubt one of the great motivators of today’s youth. We at Tabernacle Christian School seek to build in each student an appreciation for Godly Christian music as well as wholesome secular music. Participation in vocal music groups is one of the ways students become familiar with what good music is and how they can produce it and be a blessing and encouragement to fellow students and their own churches and communities. Success does not always mean winning the competitions or being “the best,” but it does mean doing your best and be- ing a blessing and encouragement to others and showing the love of Christ as we use our talents to glorify God Who gave us this wonderful gift. Mr. Turner TRUMPET STAFF (iy, Editor — Steven Teague Co-Editor — Pam Gresham Business Manager — Scott Phelps Advertising Manager — Gary Eaker Activities-Sports — Angela Burleson, Chris Donaldson Classes — Amy Howell, Lori Jones, Tim Coleman, Randy Setzer Photographer — Robert Reinhardt Sponsors — Mrs. Charles Kistle r, Miss Alice Leatherman Creating a yearbook requires many long hours of behind-the-scene preparations: selecting theme and cover design; composing, typing, and proofing copy and captions; taking, selecting, and labeling pictures; drawing layouts; and selling advertisements. Our yearbook is a record of the year’s activities and also an album of memories, especially for the Seniors, who agree that the result is well worth the time and hard work involved. They trust that you, too, will enjoy the fruits of their labor and mS treasure your TRUMPET in years to come. Our editors plan layouts and copy. Scott and Gary proof ad pages. “Let’s use this one on the soccer page!” | REPORTER - a 9 a al “Let Tim draw this one.” Accepting the challenge of writing a school news article for the HICKORY DAILY RECORD each week of the school year is a big responsibility, requiring time and effort. We appreciate Jon Shook, who has accepted this challenge and provided interesting and informative reports of school activities, not only for our readers but also for the surround- ing community. 34 it} Slow-motion football. lds. f vx EUG EY -f, God’s creation flows at the Wi THE WILDS - 1986 “the cat came back... ” Pam receives the runner-up bouquet. Karen, last year’s queen, crowns Amy, our new queen. 1987 Homecoming Court Lisa Carter escorted by Junior Buchanan 36 Angela Burleson Pam Gresham Amy Howell escorted by Scott Phelps escorted by Steven Teague escorted by Mr. Eddie Riley Lori Jones Lori Conley Rhonda Shook escorted by Randy Setzer escorted by Tim Coleman escorted by Chris Donaldson Tammi Walker Dawn Brawley Sophia Wilson escorted by Gary Eaker escorted by Robert Reinhardt escorted by Brad Hearn Angela Self, Sophia Wilson, Tammi Walker, Sonya Berry, Saannon Snipes, Lori Conley. Sponsor: Mrs. Frank Ridley. This new club sends newsletters to over 50 missionaries that Tabernacle Baptist Church supports. Christmas packages were also sent to several missionaries in different countries. Appreciative responses received show that the Lord has used this group to encourage missionaries as well as the girls themselves. GRADUATION — 1986 Mark Turner, Steven Teague, Scott Jackson, Brad Hearn, Thomas Jones, Jason Duroy, Clay Powell, Gary Eaker, Jeromie Moser, Mark Gill, Todd Donaldson, Jon Shook. Statisticians: Rhonda Shook, Scott Phelps. Coaches: Mr. Frank Ridley, Mr. Eddie Riley, Mr. Richard Teague. The 1986-87 basketball season was outstanding in many ways. Not only did God bless with another great season and an overall record of 17-1, but He gave us the best trophy of all at the Blue Ridge Conference Tournament — the Sportsmanship Award. The strong relationship that you guys have developed over the years, the joys and sorrows that you have shared, and the feelings of “family” unity that exist among you have certainly culminated in a team I am proud to be a part of. To Steven and Gary — who have been a special blessing to the coaches and the team — as you depart, may you remain a vital part of God’s army as you have been a vital part of this team. Best wishes as you graduate and go separate ways. May God’s blessings be with you, and may you enjoy a life of happiness and success. To the remaining team members, God bless you guys and may He allow us to give it our best next year. Coach Ridley 40 “ Captains: Gary Eaker, Steven Teague “DEFENSE!” “Where’s the ball?” road to the record!” | ted oes Dee Dee Gill, Brenda Holcombe, April Johnson, Kathy Jo Seagle, Noelle Smith, Angie Skerjanec, Kathy Teague, Dawn Brawley, Dawn Cook, Tammi Walker, Christy Larson, Angela Eggers, Cheryl Eckard, Rhonda Shook. Statistician: Scott Phelps. Coaches: Mr. Dan Kistler, Mr. Gerald Page. Ladies, let me thank you for the tremendous season we had this year. I am grateful for all your hard work and your sweet attitudes. You are all fine Christian examples. Each of you gave a hundred percent every game and were rewarded for it. Our successes in the Wilson Tournament (Third Place) and the Conference Tournament (Second Place) are very special to me. I can’t begin to describe how it felt to defeat last year’s champion, Tabernacle-Morganton, and to see you play so well. Congratulations to two of my captains, Dawn and April, on your selections to the All-Conference and All-Tournament teams. You both played a great tournament, and the awards were well-de- served. To the team as a whole, continue to develop your skills because we have ONE MORE GOAL to reach next year... “With your determination and hard work, we will reach it.” Coach Page and I love you all and are looking forward to a tremendous season next year. God bless you all. Coach Kistler 42 s _ aot Captains: April Johnson, Dawn Cook, Kathy Teague Bae eee oo ee April and Noelle set up against Harris Chapel. When Noelle goes up, lightning strikes! The girls conquered Shelby at Homecoming! Todd Hicks, Derrick Shook, Link Dellinger, Shawn Evans, Larry McQuinn, Ron Canipe, Chris Sisk, Karston Danner, Tim Tripp, Torrey Dixon, Eric Smith, Peter Teague, Randy Willis. Statisticians: Rhonda Shook, Scott Phelps. Coaches: Mr. Dan Kistler, Mr. Gerald Page. Coach Page and I appreciate all your hard work this season. It is difficult for a team to lose four starters from the previous year and still remain unified and strong. But each of you persisted in developing your skills and growing intoa team. In every game, beginning with our win over Tabernacle-Morganton to our impressive victory over Faith-Henderson- ville, you gave a hundred percent. To my four freshmen — Torrey, Eric, Tim, and Chris — we appreciate your leadership on the court and wish you well as you move up to Varsity. As for the rest of you, we will see you back for a tremendous season next year. Coach Kistler “If ya’ wanna make Varsity, ya’ gotta learn to press!” The start of a long, hard battle. 44 ’ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Michelle Long, Jennifer Bumgarner, Natasha Hearn, Pam Gresham, Captain; Amy Ridley, Lori Jones, Sophia Wilson, Dana Jackson, Co-Captain. Sponsor: Mrs. Eddie Riley. It seems harder each time to say farewell to another great year. I appreciate your hard work and dedication and hope you enjoyed the season as much as I did. You are all very special. “Good-bye” to our seniors, Pam and Lori. We'll miss you and hope you will seek the Lord’s direction in your lives. Thanks again to each of you. Mrs. Riley Tae ey i983 8: “Conquerors, come alive!” Cheerleaders “suit up” for competition. 45 1st Row: Shawn Evans, Peter Teague, Alex Holton, Alex Donaldson, Stephen Shook, Todd Hicks, Gideon Duffey. 2nd Row: Larry McQuinn, Mark Turner, Karston Danner, Thomas Jones, Scott Jackson, Shannon Wilson. 3rd Row: Todd Donaldson, Brad Hearn, Clay Powell, Gary Eaker, Chris F ; oe Donaldson, Jason Duroy, Jon Shook, Steven Teague. Coach: Mr. Eddie Riley. Statistician: Scott Phelps. “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” Colossians 3:23 Our team verse describes a fine group of young men, who have displayed a Christ-like testimony at all times. As your coach, Iam very proud to be associated with you and appreciate your hard work, courage, and dedication. Conference champions, tournament champions, and a record season of 14 wins, no losses, and one tie show how much the Lord blessed our year. You outscored all opponents 70 goals to 10. Only teamwork and God’s help could have produced such a season. Captains: Gary, Steven, and Chris, I appreciate more than words can express your dedication and courage in leading our team. We will miss you next year. May your futures be as prosperous and successful as you have helped our team to be. To my other boys, we have a reputation and a renewed goal to maintain next year. Coach Riley 46 re : st wy Sy see RARE z ey ‘i 5 ae aee Captains: Chris Donaldson, Gary Eaker, Steven Teague 4 Ee osc ce Brad on the move. “Awesome save!” “� tf ae £. “How sweet it is!” 1986-87 BRCSC Soccer Champions celebrate! 47 VOLLEYBALL 1st Row: Amy Ridley, Natasha Hearn, Kim Killian, Michelle Long, Beth Eaker, DeeDee Gill, Josanne Zalewski, Dana Jackson, Noelle Smith. 2nd Row: Kathy Jo Seagle, Kathy Teague, Brooke Canipe, Angie Skerjanec, Pam Gresham, Dawn Brawley, Dawn Cook, Christy Larson. Statistician: Lori Jones. Coach: Mrs. Eddie Riley. If I were to describe this season, I would call it a learning experience. We learned much about one another and about the game of volleyball. I appreciate each one of you who gave one hundred percent of herself one hundred percent of the time. Your dedication will someday be rewarded. To our seniors, Pam and Lori, we will miss you. We pray that you will seek the Lord’s perfect will and direction in your lives. As for the rest of the team, I look forward to an even better season next year. “Let’s get ’em good!” Mrs. Riley Captains: Dawn Brawley, Pam Gresham, Dawn Cook 48 99 “Way to bump it, Josie!” “Where did the ball go?” FACULT Mrs. Dan Schell Miss Shawn Touchton Miss Bonnie Young Mr. Gerald Page Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Mrs. Barbara Lee Miss Joyce Leatherman Mrs. Ray Conner Mrs. Lloyd Jones Second Grade First Grade Kindergarten Librarian 50 CLASSES SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Schell a eee Seetie i Nd ie Friction: How much weight will it take to move the book? Robert Berry Jason Burris Hanna Connelly Crystal Crouse Curtis Deal Alex Donaldson Scott Hoyle Joshua Jones Christy Lee Beth Lipe Alice Pruette Matthew Reinhardt 52 Brian Smith Yvette Smith Peter Teague Jessica Tripp Cam Turner “We want that ball!” Human Tic Tac : 3 b oi 7 Toe makes a spelling b ee interesting. « FIFT H GRADE a Miss L ouchton — ZOOS EO i _ 7 ox WHAT | CauGHT!! “Future soccer stars?!” Brent Berkley Brian Brookshire Michael Bumgarner Jennifer Cody Jonathan Cook Alison Dellinger John Paul Eggers Dana Elliott Matthew Goss Crystal Hoilman Tricia Hollar Eric Howell Fishing for Verses Kimberly Kanupp Nathan Lane Amy Martines Andrew Mayberry David McDowell Timmothy McQuinn Kelly Perkoski Jeremy Phillips Amy Plant Benjamin Ridley Simon Sakatos Angela Shook Timothy Shook Crystal Wilson Sheryl Wilson 2 “She’s safe!” 56 Fourth graders show off their history projects. Laurie Bollinger Rebekah Caldwell Matthew Colvard Jennifer Dale Leslie Deal Derek Doherr Esther Duffey Brent Hicks Julie Hollar Ryan Holton Leah Jones Christine Morris | Jacob Mull Greg Page Eric Patterson Byron Phipps Tony Potts Steve Pritchard Christopher Ridge Nikki Thomas Kimberly Williams Deborah Wilson Heather Woody Heidi Woody THIRD GRADE — Mr. Page IIR aon Jessica Berkley Dawn Blanton Natasha Bolden Brenda Burcham Aireale Carter Shasta Dixon Justin Doherr T. J. Eckard Sommer Evans Meredith Harris Rachel Kennedy Crystal Lail Ray Lail Adalia Moyer Shannon O’ Hare sie eae | ae ree Se Oe PO tll ad ve | Recess has its UPS and DOWNS. | Debra Plant Norman Reinhardt Robert Reitzel David Rivera Rebecca Sapoch Tiffany Wilke lis ia al “Today we’re going to learn some more about the logging industry.” Barry Brookshire Sarah Burris Justin Bynum Casey Conner Christie Crouse Gabriel Goss Heather Green Tara Lane Michael Ledford Jill Martines Jason Mauney Angie McConnell Music + exercise = indoor fun. George Morris Mandy Phillips Patsy Reitzel Elizabeth Shook Leslie Smith burthde: � Ken! :+ Aaron Berkley Catherine Berry Hannah Colvard Melanie Crouch Dusty Ellis Adam Flowers Melanie Jonas Daniel Kennedy Chad Lackey Megan Lee Counting money can really ADD UP. Catherine thinks this is “Berry” exciting! Sharon McRary Jeffrey Moore Mitchell Pritchard Scott Putnam Andy Reynolds Carl Rubel April Williams Eric Williams Jason Wynn f oo fs ‘ Awards encourage good penmanship. 63 KINDERGARTEN - Mrs. Conner Bradley Alexander David Brookshire Junior Buchanan Alexandrea Bynum Lisa Carter Joseph Crouch Chad Crouse Adrian Dellinger Shantel Evans Shea Flowers Derek Hullette Ryan Kennedy Jonathan Leonard Lindsey Lowman Amie McCall Micah Page Patrick Phipps Kevin Plant Jamie Rudisill Bethany Sapoch 64 ACTIVITIES Ist Row: David McDowell, Brent Berkley, Allison Dellinger, Jennifer Cody, Angela Shook, Amy Martines. 2nd Row: Scott Skerjanec, Jonathan Cook, Timothy McQuinn, Simon Sakatos, Brian Brookshire, Ben Ridley, Andrew Mayberry, Shane Woody, Kevin Holcombe. 3rd Row: Tim Shook, Jeremy Phillips. Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth. ELEMENTARY CHORUS Ist Row: Christine Morris, Kim Kanupp, Angela Shook, Laurie Bollinger, Rebekah Caldwell, Heidi Woody, Greg Page, Steve Pritchard, David McDowell, Derek Doherr, Byron Phipps, Simon Sakatos, Tony Potts. 2nd Row: Esther Duffey, Heather Woody, Jennifer Cody, Amy Martines, Allison Dellinger, Nikki Thomas, Kim Williams, Brian Smith, Cam Turner, Jonathan Cook, Ryan Holton, Dana Elliott, Brian Brookshire. 3rd Row: Amy Plant, Beth Lipe, Alice Pruette, Yvette Smith, Jessica Tripp, Hanna Connelly, Christy Lee, Peter Teague, Alex Donaldson, Ben Ridley, Joshua Jones, Jason Burris, Timothy Shook. Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth. Accompanist: Clay Powell. 66 The sixth grade boys share the responsibility of raising and lowering the flag each morning and afternoon throughout the school year. Brent Berkley, Jonathan Cook, and Brian Smith serve as our school safety patrol. They help direct parents who are not famil- iar with the grounds and observe to see that traffic patterns are followed. They also assist students in crossing traffic lanes by stopping the cars. Thank you, boys. We appreciate your good work. Again this year our kindergarten and first grade students visited shut-ins in their homes and in area nursing homes at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Sharing a fruit basket, poems, songs, and Bible verses brings joy and satisfaction to the giver and the receiver. | The children and their teachers were urged to “come again. Valentines which they and the fourth grade students made. ” So in February, the kindergarten class returned to share hugs and 67 RED TEAM: Jon Cook, Jason Burris, Kevin Holcombe, Dana Elliott, BLUE TEAM: Tim Shook, Simon Sakatos, Tim McQuinn, Eric Jeremy Phillips, Joshua Jones, Alex Holton. (Not pictured: Beth Eaker) Howell, Peter Teague, Stephen Shook, Ben Ridley, Beth Lipe. mura GREEN TEAM: Matthew Reinhardt, Robert Berry, Brian Brookshire, GRAY TEAM: Jennifer Cody, Angela Shook, Michael Bumgarner, Scott Yette Smith, Alex Donaldson, Brian Powell, Brian Smith. (Not Skerjanec, John Paul Eggers, Andrew Mayberry, David McDowell. pictured: Valerie Turner) (Not pictured: Nathan Lane) RED TEAM: Mandy Phillips, Elizabeth Shook, Sarah Burris, David Rivera, T. J. Eckard, Ryan Holton, Brent Hicks, Brian Phipps. (Not pictured: Jennifer Dale) GREEN TEAM: Jason Mauney, Rachel Kennedy, Casey Conner, Barry Brookshire, Kimberly Williams, Derek Doherr, Steve Pritchard, Greg Page, Justin Doherr. 68 REFEREES: Mr. Richard Teague, Mr. Frank Ridley. Coaches: Mrs. Van Nance, Mark Turner, Mr. Van Nance, Mr. Dean Bumgarner, Mark Cody. (Not pictured: Alan Cook, Jim Nance, Clay Powell) Scorekeepers: Todd Donaldson. (Not pictured: Kathy Teague) Displaying good sportsmanship and the right attitude while participating in competitive sports are traits that do not blossom naturally. They must be taught. This is the most important aspect of the work done by the coaches and officials during elementary basketball games. In addi- tion, the students learn the rules of the game and gain valuable experience as they practice and sharpen their athletic skills. We say “Thank You!” to the officials and coaches who guide and direct the program and to the parents who take the time to come and support their children. American Heritage Day is observed at Tabernacle every year on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Students are encour- aged to dress in costumes that depict a person or a period in American history. Costumes are judged and awards are present- ed in several age groups. Parents and other guests are invited to an assembly in the school gymnasium. The high school band and vocal groups per- form, and each elementary class gives a brief presentation witha Thanksgiving theme. After the assembly, students are divided into two teams — Pilgrims and Indians — and join enthusiastically in a number of games. Once a month, from October through April, a kindergarten or elementary class has the opportunity to invite their parents to eat lunch with them. The students help to make decorations and everyone enjoys the meal and fellowship. 70 Fourth-grade parents enjoy lunch with their children. Mrs. Raymond Clark Mrs. Floyd Crouch Mrs. Clyde Flowers Mrs. Darrell Jonas Cafeteria, Bus Driver Bus Driver Cafeteria Supervisor Bus Driver Bus Driver . Miss Joyce Leatherman Mrs. Bill McKinney Mrs. Gerald Page | Extended Care Custodian Bus Driver x Se JA | Mr. Ed Roupe Mrs. Richard Teague Mr. Emmett Wilburn Mrs. Emmett Wilburn Mechanic Extended Care Maintenance Cafeteria | 71 Killians, Inc. Hardware Auto Supply Area’s Leading Power Equipment Dealer Over 30 Years Sales — Parts — Service Rentals — Used Equipment Rt. 2 Box 200, Springs Road Hickory, N.C. 28601 704 256-2147 704 256-5238 Hours: Mon.-Thu. 9:00-6:00 Fri. 9:00-8:30 Sat. 9:00-5:30 208 Union Square Hickory, NC 704-328-5665 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 124 N. CENTER ST.HICKORY, N.C. BRACES AND SUPPORTERS RENTALS WHEELCHAIRS WALKERS CANES CRUTCHES COMMODES OSTOMY SUPPLIES FOR CITY WIDE DELIVERY Call 322-7717 SALES Mon.-Sat. 8:30 AM-9:00 PM COSMETIC Sunday GIFT ITEMS 12:00 Noon too 8:00 PM YOUR a PRESCRIPTION a Bee COLLINS PAINT DECORATING CENTER Kurfee Paint Products Wallpaper — Blinds Artist Supplies Student Discount 2763 N. Center St. (Hwy. 127) Hickory, N.C. 28601 Telephone 322-2348 ATA Gallery of Homes THE FLOYD COMPANY 31 4th Street N.W., Hickory, North Carolina 28601 (704) 322-5558 MARY LYNN FLOYD, GRI Owner Broker Res (704) 327-2218 ‘“‘Where Beautiful Floors Begin”’ BOST CARPET, INC. 2806 N. Center St. Phone 322-3020 Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Gene Bost Love Blossoms Balloons Che = Cod Fresh Silk Arrangements Making flowers plants affordable Huy. 127 Tierthe enone Phone: 328-6919 NCNB National Bank 205 2nd Street N.W. Hickory, NC 28601 704 328-5221 HICKORY RADIATOR SERVICE COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE Replacement Radiators Available Repairing — Recoring — Cleaning DON C. CARTER — OWNER We Install, Repair- Service Air Conditioning Systems Major Minor Auto Repair “From an Oil Change to a Major Overhaul” We'll Accept MasterCard Or Visa Phone 322-1090 If No Answer Dial 327-2352 We're Convenient Located At 934 South Center Street Hickory, N.C. 28601 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF SHUFORD MILLS, INC. 73 HWY. 64-70 W. HICKORY SERVICE DEPT. 7:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MON..-FRI. PARTS DEPT. 7:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., SAT.9TO1. Certified Factory Trained Technicians We Trade For Domestics And Imports! COROLLA TERCEL WAGON HEAR A DIVISION OF THE LANE® COMPANY, INC YT MYL SOMETHING TOTALLY NEW FOR ’87. PHONE 328-5586 “Serving Piedmont And Western North Carolina” NEW USED AUTO SALES HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 A.M.TO8P.M. O!YIOITIAI SAT. 8:30 A.M.TO 5 P.M. We Will Not Be Te ‘ahi Undersold!} hNuas VAN WAGON ECONOMY AND QUALITY AT ITS BEST! Corollo—Corono—Cressido—Celica—Supra—Tercel— Storlet—Camry Tercel 4WD Wagon—Van Wagon— Automatic end 5-Spoed Passenger Cars...Half-ton 3 4-Ton Pickups; 4-Wheel Drive Trucks and 4-Wheel Drive Landcruiser. The Seniors of Tabernacle Christian School Three Hickory Offices: Highway 64-70-321 1856 12th Avenue, N.E. 110 North Center Street P. O. BOX 2147 - HICKORY, N. C. 28601 PHONE 704 328-1803 Congratulations Seniors! Take A Closer Look At The Value Of Education. Compliments of WINDY CITY GRILL “If you like it, we make it!” Nothing is more important. Your education is the background for you in every business and social situation you’ll encounter. There is no smarter investment. Come talk to us about how we can help you make it. FENTON Take a closer look™ Barbeque, Drive-In Window, Orders to Go 2304 North Center Street Hickory, North Carolina 322-1131 t) | HENDRICK MOTORS Your authorized Sales Service Dealer BMW Mercedes Porsche Audi Volkswagen I-40 at Exit 125 Hickory, N.C. PORSCHE Phone 704-322-5640 1@) AUDI CATAW BA VALLEY SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC. 206 1st AVE. S.E., P.O. BOX 2624 HICKORY, NC 28603-2624 75 JOAN FABRICS CORPORATION P.O. Box 2090 1125 S. Center Street Hickory, N.C. 28603 (704) 322-6496 Creators of Fine Furniture Fabric Heritage House Hairstyling 1830 N. MAIN NEWTON, NC 464-2753 Complete Gamily Hain Care Hickory Carpet aR Sea ee 2120 N. Center Street Hickory, N.C. 28601 OTS iyi 104-324-9306 BROOME ASSOCIATED INSURANCE Insurance For All Needs Auto — Home — Business 763 4th Street S.W. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Telephone: 704-328-5671 PHONE 327-0122 Hickory s Finest Custom Framing DAVID FUTRELL BRENDA FUTRELL OWNERS 2757 N. CENTER ST. IN PEDDLERS VILLAGE HICKORY, NC 28601 Specializing in Cleaning and Hanging of Draperies Pick-Up and Delivery Service One Hour Cleaning on Request WYKE’S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY, INC. In Viewmont 1413 2nd St., N.E. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Fred Wyke, Manager Phone 324-8751 SHOOK BUILDER SUPPLY CO. 328-2051 Open 730 a.m. to 5.00 pm Mon thru Fr. Till 12:30 Sat 1400 léth St, NE. Gandy Ridge Rd.) Hickory CONGRATULATIONS to the Best Looking Class CLASS OF 1987 TED STARNES, BRICK MASON 1718 10th Ave., N.E. Hickory, N.C. “ns ponte ice Ss Bank of Granite GRANITE FALLS e HICKORY ¢ HUDSON LENOIR NEWTON e¢ SPRINGS ROAD ¢ WHITNEL Member FDIC irestone YOUR SAFETY 1S OUR BUSINESS Aiken-Black Cire Service, Inc. 823 FIRST AVENUE, N.W. —P. O. BOX 1605 — PHONE: 322-3736 BliGIIOURY ja Ne C8286 01) JO-BELLES, ING, Highway 16 North P.O. Box 1038 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Telephone (704) 465-0072 and 24-26 2nd St. N.W. Downtown Hickory Telephone (704) 324-2210 eae a good book store in a good town Catawba Mall — Union Square Morganton — Forest City — Lenoir PEELER HARDWARE, INC. “We Strive to Please”’ Hardware — Sporting Goods — Paints Household Needs — Garden Seeds 1511 Highland Ave., N.W. Hickory, North Carolina Telephone 322-7571 322-6190 800-222-5749 co) OFFICE E QUIPMENT INC. 1030 2ND AVE., N.W. HICKORY, N.C. 28601 BYRON LOGAN PRESIDENT KING’S DRUGS P.O. Box 5100 Viewmont Station Hickory, North Carolina 28601 COOK’S TV SERVICE 1510 16th Street, N.E. Hickory, N.C. 327-4387 “The People Who Service After The Sale”’ JEMCO JACUMIN ENGINEERING MACHINE COMPANY Automation Design Fabrication — Machine Repair JIMMY R. JACUMIN, P.E., President P.O. Box ‘A’ Icard, N.C. 28666 Location 5 Mi. W. of Hickory Phone 704-397-5517 Interstate 40 and Icard Exit Contract Cleaning Service HOWELL’S CLEANING SERVICE Complete Cleaning Service James C. Howell 327-0876 Hickory, N.C. P.O. Box 1947 Hickory, N.C. 28603-1947 “NEWTON EMBROIDERY SERVICE” A Part of North Newton Outlet 1126 North Main Ave. Newton, N.C. 28658 (704) 464-5530 Robert Reitzel, Sr. Robert Reitzel, Jr. CFC - 509 First Avenue, South P.O. Box 395 Conover, North Carolina 28613 (704) 464-3031 B. Stuart Terry, President P.O. BOX 880 ¢ NEWTON,N.C. 28658 PHONE (704)465-3900 VACUUM CLEANERS BY 4 REXAIR OF HICKORY THE EXCLUSIVE WATER TYPE VACUUM CLEANER Recommended By Allergy Specialists 327-0027 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES Cleaning Syste Sales Sarvico, 415 tet Av, S.E., Hickory Heute Sound Masters 2032-B 12th Avenue NE Springs Road Hickory, N.C. 28601 (704) 324-2840 “Area's Leading Complete Sound Installation Specialists” Foreign and Domestic Specializing in Truck and Car Sound Service ‘15 Years Combined Experience’”’ In Car Radio Repair Installation Don Childers (704) 459-7237 McLEOD’S FLOWERS 7 Second Avenue N.E. Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Phone 322-4256 9 Teleflora Kenneth Sue McLeod @ coop VvEAR Auto — Truck — Farm Tires CLARK TIRE and AUTO SERVICE Hickory, N.C. 28601 220 South Center St. 2105 North Center St. 322-2303 322-8130 IB STATION ‘A Complete Meal On A Bun” 1205 16th Street N.E. Springs Road Shopping Center Hickory, N.C. 28601 324-5306 First Savings Bank Downtown Hickory: 225 4th St. NW 322-3885 When you have said, “Yes!” we will help plan the rest. Lena Jim Piercy OWNERS P.O. Box 5221 W. Park Shopping Center Hickory, NC 28603 N. Wilkesboro, NC 28659 (704) 256-5706 (919) 838-1250 Mon.-Fri. 10 am-8 pm Mon.-Sat. Sat. 10 am-5:30 pm 10 am pm Hickory GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 2115 12th Ave., N.E. Springs Road Hickory, N.C. 28601 704 322-1243 “Your Floor Covering Specialty Shop” 2611 North Center St. Hickory, N.C. 28601 (704) 322-3138 SPRINGS ROAD PHARMACY A Pharmacy With Interest Personal Concern For You! Service Quality Are The Products We Sell Try Us! ALL of Our Customers Are SPECIAL to Us. 256-2181 Emergency After Hours Call 464-0408 2400 Springs Rd. Hickory, N.C. SNACK BAR Restaurant Home Style Cooking HYLAN SHOES 1616 10th Avenue, N.E. Hickory, N.C. MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 124 N. CENTER ST.HICKORY, N.C. SALES BRACES AND SUPPORTERS RENTALS COSMETIC WHEELCHAIRS GIFT ITEMS WALKERS CANES CRUTCHES FOR CITY WIDE DELIVERY Call 322-7717 Mon.-Sat. 8:30 AM-9:00 PM Sunday 12:00 Noon too 8:00 PM COMMODES OSTOMY SUPPLIES YOUR as PRESCRIPTION eI Breakfast Anytime Serving Daily — 6:00 A.M. — 2:30 P.M. (Closed Sunday) JOEL’S KITCHEN Where Friends Meet To Eat Greet 2145 No. Center St. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Phone (704) 327-4816 Joel Patsy ed) Pharmacy 7 xy « Viewmont 53 THIRTEENTH AVENUE N E @ HICKORY N C 28601 @ (704) 322-1816 In Business... For Your Health Two Locations To Serve You — 53 Thirteenth Ave. N.E. — Hickory, 322-1816 Professional Building — Hildebran, 397-5535 Compliments of SNYDER PAPER CORPORATION Hickory High Point Charlotte ‘‘Where Beautiful Floors Begin’’ BOST CARPET, INC. 2806 N. Center St. Phone 322-3020 Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Gene Bost LLOYD JONES, SR. MOBILE HOME PARK Route 2, Box 511 Hiddenite, N.C. 82 ee Te. a ao Omer aiea Tt Oey Lr Tatas 4) [Ry ea REALTY AND ie py OMPANY, INC Box 461 Conover, N.C. 28613 (704) 256-5488 any Huffman Grading, Inc. RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONTRACTOR JOE E. HUFFMAN President ROUTE 2 BOX 20 HICKORY, NC 28601 RIGHT ANGLE ELECTRIC Co. “Electric Heat Specialist’’ Industrial « Commercial « Residential Built in Intercoms Vacuum Systems Large Small Jobs Welcomed Dwight Caldwell — Owner Hwy. 16 E. Newton, N.C. 464-8450 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ’87 from Jon-Scott Hosiery “KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS” Congratulations Class of 1987 BUCK’S BAITS, INC. Hickory, North Carolina Best Wishes from Your Compl ete Family Financial Service Center —e 4 4 Touch with You Oreck Savings Bank Hickory Mountain View Bethlehem Newton North Newton Claremont Maiden Plus 5 More Offices to Serve YOU! The Senior girls are small in number, but large in heart. All Praise and Thanksgiving to Him Who Came to Heal the Broken-Hearted INSTITUTION FOOD HOUSE, INC. 700 12th St. Dr. N.W. P.O. Drawer 2947 Hickory, N.C. 28603-2947 Best Wishes to the Senior Class! TRANSFER STORAGE, Incorporated POOL CAR DIVISION 121 MANGUM AVENUE HIGH POINT, N. C. 27261 PHONES: 882-6320 882-9615 CONSOLIDATORS 300 11TH STREET, N.W. HICKORY, N. C, 28601 OF CAROLINA PHONES: 327-2302 327-3573 Textile Piece Dyeing Co. Inc. Bleachers, Dyers and Finishers MARC DOHERR President P.O. Box 370 Hwy. 321 N. Bypass Lincolnton, NC 28092 704 732-4200 EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Conover, North Carolina sessseages Kea FeS22. Come Visit With Us Pastor, Wilbur Edmondson Jude 1:22 ‘“‘And of some have compassion, making a difference:”’ HICKORY SPORTING GOODS CO. Sports Headquarters for Western N.C. Athletics Trophies Engraving CAROLINA SCREENG SCREEN PRINTING SPECIALISTS 124 North Center St. 322-6456 Union Square Common, Hickory Catawba Mall ‘For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: It is the gift of God:’”’ Ephesians 2:8 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Route 2, Box 675 Newton, N.C. 28658 KJV — FUNDAMENTAL — INDEPENDENT Extension ot: Blue Ridge Bible College Tuesday Nights... 7-9 P.M Sunday Sunday School... 10 A.M. Worship Service ... 11 A.M. Evening Service... 6 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting...7 P.M. Thursday Visitation. ..7 PM. Where a Warm and Friendly Greeting Will Welcome You! Lloyd D. Jones, Pastor 464-7055 86 SPEAKING to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, SINGING and making melody in your heart to the Lord; GIVING THANKS always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ; | TO REALLY KNOW gop AND THE WAY OF Satvanoy READ THE BIBLE” SUBMITTING yourselves one to an- other in the fear of God. Ephesians 5:19-21 TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Randy Shook SALVATION may be expressed as absolute dependence in what Jesus has done, and ASSURANCE is absolute dependence in what Jesus has said. The will of God for mankind is salvation, assurance and obedience. Jesus said in John 17:13 that those who know and obey the Bible will live a life of happiness. THE COST OF OBEDIENCE IS NOTHING COMPARED TO THE COST OF DISOBEDIENCE 88 Sliding into our Sophomore year With the support of Mr. Riley. “There through the window You see Keith a-peepin’ ‘Cause in class the Sophomores 9,99 Caught him a-sleepin’ . The Junior Class has graduation “in the bag’? I | Farewe A uf Wiedersehep a Ayivede”™™ Tol, OS. Cheerto d Au Revoir Ta- +a So long: o Aloha! is from the Class of 37 a a