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Page 73 text:
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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.
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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
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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.
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