Timberlake Christian High School - Tekoa Yearbook (Forest, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

xx'! XXXIXX' iq' ,i ' g M I X X X , . 7777 U n V.. ,1 T21 :.. ex. sz. :.. zz. z.. a. sa .gg ' U U U WELCCMS TUZBZRLAKI HRESUZLN SCHOOL FACULTY HAPPY U'1.!.IlUK..T.H in L, .Ae ' I- C an I . 3 9 9? Oo a .ga 4 ,A 6 L . ' r S 5 Q 1 3 ' 1, Q ' Q 3 S 5 fl L 'Q 4 iff? Qs fi .W in IN THE BEGINNING, God said, LET THERE BE LIGHT, Jesus Christ said, I AM THE LIGHT. . . THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH Because He laid down His life for us, and we know His promises are sure, we dedicate this Yearbook to our Savior and Redeemer JESUS CHRIST, our Light. ' 1 o --A I ,N r I I4 i X I B I N--,N x 'I N Xxx 5 5 R N XX x ' -. Q -- X B om TABLE OF CONTENTS . ..,T , X X -X 3 S DEDICATION ................. 1 .,,T ,X -I ----xlib-E -if 'Q THEME ........ . . 2 xxx-, fs-EQX XS. 5 SENIOR HIGH . .. 6 - - r- SN- 5? STUDENT LIFE . . . , . I5 . ,,., . ATHLETICS .... .. 18 .. AL, f' JUNIOR HIGH . . . 32 'TT-Xxi'Nx, 'N N4 , - ACADEMICS . . . . 35 N ACTIvITIES .... . . 40 A g ZF, -,g - , ,..,,,,ul ELEMENTARY . . . 48 - A 'ff L - fs --- - - ., A ,J x ,, V PRE-SCHOOL .... . . 56 ,Q or-.S ' 5 lj if , '- -T M - of ADVERISEMENTS . . . 61 . ws, Q 'am Us --3:3 f- X I Q., CLOSING ..... .. 76 Q Q r Cv' C- ' J I Q an u ag' eg I' 'TX - I if 'Ns 6 diggs: ' I ' '-'ji j. Q it .3 v QI I' fl i:I 5 0 A '::'T::,, I A C, ,...-ff-2 as -.I The Bible is set forth as Light, Light that points the unsaved to B 0 6 f.:g,,....Q...'...S?-is I 35 Jesus Christ, the source of Light: Light by which the Christian Q, 2, -I might live and walk. G I1 S if I The theme ofthe 1980-81 TEKOA is Thy Word. . . a lamp unto 9 Q -fi 70, , f 'I my feet . . . a light unto my path. B ff:f- lf ,- ..-Q The following comments portray some of the thoughts that if enter the mind of a graduate. U I Sometimes the path of life makes abrupt turns. Sometimes is cv-ff '-I these lead through dark and obscure places. It is then that there is ' 'jx . --I great comfort in the promise, 'Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet 3' .i,.---ati., -f I and a Light unto my path.' As I meditate upon the twists and turns is is ,R -f . . ' 'X - ofthe Path of life, I can only conclude that, 'the Lord directeth his h -h if fmyl Steps. - as - -L' When the way is dark and the path unclear I am also aware of a 9 Presence. l'm sure if I looked back I'd see two sets of footprints. I Qs ,D Z- .-4 am reminded of an anonymous poem which expresses this ' 0 S k .. jp-A thought. It is entitled, Dream . S 5-----, One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking 9 'ge I along the beach with the Lord. Across the sky flashed scenes from i fs 9 , his life. For each scene he noticed two sets of footprints in the ' 9 tb I sand, one belonged to him, the other to the Lord. I When the last scene of his life flashed before him, he looked 1 I back at the footprints in the sand. Then he noticed that many 65 ' times along the path of his life was only one set of footprints. He '3 'B 1 also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times Q5 of his life. - That really bothered him and he questioned the Lord about it. 9m 5 'Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with vi 9 ,fl me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most trouble- Q some times in my life there is only set of footprints. I don't under- stand why, in the times when I needed you the most, you would Q leave me'. Q The Lord replied, 'My precious, precious child, I love you and K , would never leave you. During the times of trials and sufferings, 2- ,I when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried Q' you.' When I am reminded that it is the Lord who directs my steps, I E begin to see life from God's point of view . It is at this time that if many things become clear. My time here at Timberlake Christian School has been by God's design. My stay here is because of Q: 7 God's direction. ' I wonder how my life appears from God's point of view '? I X wonder how Timberlake Christian School appears from God's , E point of view ? L i A. ii I I I, I I I If .X X 1 , If I , I I, x N n fl f , X X, I , ffff if Ng X xg V I ,X f' sxxx N .NX 3 I, I I if ll, ff xi XXXX1 iff! 4 s.x x .XX il!lj, I 'I If If ff if ' '! 1 f f TNQ, -. - - N X4 Z' fjjoffff, ff -S, TEE X QE Lguil I I X -.- -- -2 W 'eg ffffyff 5 - ,ZZ ,X 5 wif.-self-S1Ngf fsegQ .'- ' I - Mis N r --, J -3 . ' ,..g.T,,,,.f.I' :QE-J ' jx 8... I--M-L., XM'-7'1': 'i ,fe .., 1 .WU Q N.-L1 J' X I 4 ' .1 1N J -- -- - ii' if-X QZLQTX I. ..- -Lv 12545: . ..- - iii. ' -1 L , 3+ Spf M7 - 'X xx N. L1 X -I-N. 'Q , ,,... s- D . Xe - Q. is A 1-. T H 4 L X ' K -5 x ,,.f it '---. N-- .,..-ii, V X N-ei. xx .. 1' -.sis 1, 'ix t, - X - '12 ... -. ..- ., H. 'im A--.L . .L.. N. 4, N N , N., , .,f -. K L L.. -. ., .1 - w 1' I - '- XS - ,. -- X x 7 I , 1 - K Xi x W A N-V ... 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With my whole heart have I sought Thee. O let me not wander from They commandments ..., Thy Word have I hid in my heart that I might not sin against Thee. I will be thankful for the faithful men and women who taught me the precious truth of They Word - such as Therefore I esteem all Thy precepts concerning all things to be right: and I hate every false way. When l leave T.C.S. I will want to be a practicing Christian, and not in name only. I will remember, Order my steps in Thy Word and let not any iniquity have dominion over me. As I leave the familiar halls of T.C.S. I am thankful that at this age there has been already instilled in me life's most important values and objectives as expressed in this verse, Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man. I know the path of life will lead through some dark and obscure places. I will be thankful for the presence of ONE, so closeand so real. I will be comforted by a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. I must go now and when the way becomes difficult and dim I will remember that Jesus said, I am the Light of the world. This will be a comfort to me and I.will say to Him, For Thou art my lamp, O Lord, and the Lord will lighten my darkness. ' I. an QQ QQ QD ,Q 03 no oo ooo TIIVIBERLAKE BAPTIST CHURCH Dr, Paul Hatmacher, Pastor Il k ' HI Xp? Rev. Kenny Dickerson, Asst. Pastor, and Chaplin of T.C.S. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 4 Board of Deacons Front Row L to R, Jesse Tinsley, Robert Allen, George Sumter, Jr., Chairman John Stevens, Bill Pack. Second Row L to R, Frank Crist, Jim Noffsinger, Dr. Paul Hatmacher, Walter Clark, Charles Toler, Richard Jett, Absent-Ray Dobyns. WHAT IS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AT T.C.S. First, what is Christian education? It is the educat- ing of the whole man - physical, mental, and spiritual. As we discover and apply the inter-relationships be- tween these areas from a Biblical point of view, we have a Christian education. We feel that when we apply these Biblical Principles that are embodied in Christian education we are following God's direction for developing the total person. Second, at T.C.S., a Christian education is distinc- tive because, in addition to what we have just men- tioned above, we are learning the principles upon which a Christian nation and society functions. America is-different because of her heritage and foundation upon these principles. As we learn and apply them in our daily living, we begin to see the part that we are to play in God's plan for us as individual Christian Americans. - ORIENTED MINISTRY LOCAL CHURCH- ORIENTED SCHOOL Executive Committee - L to R, John Stevens, Tom Showalter, Dr. Paul Hatmacher, Dave Globig, Chairman Richard Jett, Fred McWane, Dr. Robert Sanders, Lewis Garbee, George Sumter Jr. MX 'wi ,Q 2 J Campus I Timberlake Rd. Campus II 300 Horizon Dr. AN EDUCATION THAT IS THOROUGHLY CHRIS- TIAN IS . . . Centered on the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, The Revealer of Truth. There are great Biblical Principles that must be integrated into the subjects ot the curriculum before there can be an educa- tion that is Christian. An Education that applies the Principles of our American Heri- tage. Our nation was not only founded by men of Christian Princi- ples, but the form of government and the documents revealed Christian Principles. These Christian foundations must be restored if the rapidly deteriorating foundations of our nation are to be rebuilt. An Education that inspires students to Attain Academic Excel- lence. A healthy competition, a recognition through awards, and the challenge for each student to attain his academic potential, combine to inspire students to superior academic achievement. An Education that offers a Well-Rounded Program in Athletics and other School Activities! An Education that Trains Students to Exercise Christian Self- Discipline! Students who learn to govern themselves by the Princi- ples of the Bible do not need to be governed by others. -11523-f M Dr. Robert Sanders, Superintendent TIMBERLAKE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS SENICDF2 I-IIGI-I That was such a good program. 41 The tenth grade dissects more frogs. , N a'ol rr, Q if ,,r.r r ,,', rr.a' IW Don t I get a Present? , I ls A ff .Y 1113 'f 'FI U v ' ar Don't look at the keys, Cindy! kr I Irrk k ,1 1 , 77 1 l 'V .-: Ham h gh V n . Lf rr' :'5 . is iq, - I The Juniors relax just before an assem- bly. ZATION Everyone really studies hard in History. N The Seniors' adventure to raise money started with footie sales. Juniors try to get some business at the car wash. Marcia, sitdown! The Freshman's favorite class is lunch. , hd Daie Abbott T.C.S.: 11-12 Favorite Verse: Phil 3:13-14 Phil 4:13 Career interest: Marketing and Accounting Activities: Basketball, Soft- ball, NHS, FBLA, Varsity Club, Cross Country, Stat- istician tor Volleyball, and Drama club. Awards: Coach's Award in Basketball, Perfect Atten- dance, English Award, So- ciety ot Distinguished American High School Stu- dents. Gail Moore T.C,S,: K-12 Favorite Verse: 'Phil 3: 10 Career interest: Business or Teaching Activities: SCA, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, NJHS, Ni-lS, FBLA. Awards: Athlete of the Year - tO 8. 12, Homecoming Queen, Valedictorian, Soci- ety of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students, Outstanding Sophomore, Most improved in Basket- ball, and Softball. Debbie Miller T.C.S.: 6-12 Favorite Verse: Phil. 4:13 Career interest: Business or Bookkeeping, Activities: NHS, FBLA, NJHS, Drama Club, Junoir Class Pres., Basketball, Senior Class Sec. Awards: Chancellor's Scholarship, Most likety to Succeed, Society of Disti- guished American High School Students, and Certi- ficate ot Achievement. Cindy Burleigh T.C,S.: 8-t2 Favorite Verse: Phil. 4:13 Career interest: Elementary Education 8. Psychology. Activities: FBLA, NHS, Choir, Drama Club, Varsity Club, Junior Class Secre- tary, Basketball, Varsity Cheerleader, Newspaper Staff. Awards: Most improved in Basketball. Lee Ann Robertson T.C.S.: K-12 Favorite Verse: I John 1:9 Career interest: Accounting or Business. Activities: Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Softball, NHS, NJHS, FBLA, Choir, Year- book Staff. Awards: MVP in Basket- ball- 9-1 1, Society ot Distin- guished American High School Students, Business Award, MVP in Softball and Volleyball, Coaoh's Award in Basketball, Female Ath- lete of the Year. Phil Stephens T.C.S.: K-12 Favorite Verse: Eph. 6:19- 20 Career interest: Manage- ment Activities: SCA Pres. 11-12, NHS, Choir, Speech and Drama, Soccer, Basketball and Baseball, Cross Coun- try Awards: Actor ot the Year, Athlete ot the Year, Coach's Award in Basket- ball and Baseball, 200 Mile Club, Trophy in Wrestling. Tina Fariss T.C.S.: 8-12 Favorite Verse: Psalm 27:14 and l Peter 5f7. Career interest: Journalism Activities: Editor of School Newspaper, Treasurer ot Senior Class, Basketball, FBLA, NJHS, NHS. Awards: English Award 10, 11, 12, Society ot Distin- guished Americari High School Students, Most Stu- dious Senior, Salutatorian. ivy Johnson T.G.S.: 11-12 Favorite Verse: James 4:7- 10 Career lnterest: Seeking God's direction, Activities: Varsity Volleyball Basketball, Softball, Varsity Club, FBLA, NHS, Drama Club, Choir. Awards: Perfect Atten- dance, Coach's Award in Softball, Most improved. , 1 ...ix on A ,V if -r J li.. Robin Creasy T.C.S.: K-12 Favorite Verse: ll Timothy 4:7-8 Career lnterest: Seeking God's direction. Activities: Cheerleader, SCA, Yearbook Staff, Var- sity Club, Basketbali, Soft- ball, Volleyball. Awards: Art Award, Coach's Award in Volley- Scott Hellstrom T.C.S.: 9-12 Favorite Verse: Romans 6:4 Career Interest: Machinist in the Marines. Activities: Baseball, Drama Club, Choir, Vice President of Junior Class, Yearbook. Awards: Speech 81 Drama Award. 4? T Q-.v 1 Mark Goff T.C.S,: K-12 Favorite Verse: Romans 6:23 Career interest: work for Gott Masonary lnc. Activities: Choir, Yearbook, Baseball, Homecoming Court, Drama Ciub. Awards: Class Clown. L. :A Dani Sanders T.C.S.: 8-12 Favorite Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 Career interest: Christian Elementary Education. Activities: NHS, FBLA, Choir, Drama Club, Year- book Statf, SCA. Awards: Chancellor's Scholarship, Drama, Cheer- leading Ribbon, Class Clown. ball and Softball. Darrell Roberts T.C.S.: 9-12 Favorite Verse: Gal. 1:9 Career interest: Armed Forces Activities: Soccer, Speech and Drama 10-12, Choir. Awards: Best Supporting Actor, Art Award. wb.. to-4 ,,...-. S Shirley Thistle T.C.S.: 12 Favorite Verse: Matt. 11:28 Career interest: Diplomat or Lawyer. Activities: Speech and Dra- ma Stephen Wallace T.C.S.: 4-12 Favorite Verse: ll Cor. 4: 6-7 Career interest: Consider- ing the Armed Forces. Activities: Soccer, Basket- ball, Baseball, Unfeigned Faith -Play. Awards: Perfect Atten- dance and Art Award. Q .365 QQ , Y f,,k Chuck Sanders T.C.S.: 8-12 Favorite Verse: Proverbs 3:5-6 Career interest: Seeking God's direction, Activities: Football, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, NHS, Choir, SCA Vice-President, Sophomore Class And Sen- ior Class President. Awards: Best Offensive Player in Soccer, MVP- Baseball 10 81 12. h -v .. K A sz? ' SENICDR TRIP . if Yes Mother, l had my glass of milk before going to bed. What do you mean, waste my time and not enjoy the trip? This is my idea of a good Senior Trip. E This is an aerial view of the city as we ap- proached the airport. Wonder how that hap- pened, we didn't fly, we took a bus? 'N Dr. Robert Sanders, Superintendent TCS, presents comments regarding the accom- plishments of Seniors. Richard Jett Chairman of Executive Commit- tee presents Diploma to Chuck Sanders TCS Senior Class President. Dr. Sanders presents an award to Phil Stephens, SCA President. Dr. Paul Hatmacher, Pastor of Tim- Dr. Hatmacher presents a New Testa- berlake Baptist Church, delivers a ment to Stephen Wallace as Dr. Drake, charge to the Graduates. commencement speaker, looks on. Jin, Graduation is such a precious time in the life ol a student. lt's a milestone. A time to pause and look upon, and be thankful for attainments thus tar. Space prevents the possi- bility of making comments regarding each Senior, but in our own special way we remember each of you. We remind you ot the pathway of life that you must trod. We pray that you will use the light ot God's Word to lighten your path. When the way is obscure call upon Jesus Christ who is the Light, He will show you the way, He is dependable. 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DN' 1 v I' C' QX X ' X kj 'Xin R E, X i l R s. 4. .A nz: 'f Myv a X I Q . av lf I J 'Ti , dl- - Debbie Austen Brook Ballard Cory Beasley Pam Bondurant Julie Caudill Tammy Cunningham Renee' Davis Jim Dinwiddie Dawn Duffle Bennie Fears Greg Fielder Carol Gilbert Kathy Gross Sherrie Harmic Susan Hassan D f 2 x y ' viii Y' C ' X -iz. 1-I -f , -..Ai . -x1-. 8 L ' 4, HQ l , i f gsd. 1 .Nt K iii . if l '55 V Q' XJ QX is ' Amy Hendricks Rebecca Hill Steve Jett Carolyn Kittinger Marcia Lachneit Jackie Lee Laura Moak Margret Ortiz Norman Rice Tammy Staton Gary Thomas Inga Wilkerson Beth Baldwin Laura Bowling Angela Brooks Ann Carwile Bill Coen Aaron Cunningham Robin Davidson Marsha Falls Todd Holt Zoe Jennings Kim Johnson Mike Mays Allen McFaden Tom McCrickard Bill Miller Susan Mitchell Bart Nunn Liz Pierce l ,X k 'W- .Q , ' f :K '. 23 'Wiz' X, efifli ' lx il wi 5 in :ffi ' I X 5 1 3 A i 4 V at 1. J ly, A . fer' sf' , X V. j i,,i mg L 4 l x' ' l K' ' r ,,,1 rf ' . it ' Lloyd Robertson Lisa Robinson Candice Stirling Fred Sutherland Elbert Toms Bobby Vyas Chris Whitely Barry Whorley Judy Wood ,,f 'QA M ' i I A I i 'XX ffl, W 1 ...- Michael Powell Keith Preston Gary Profit Zv- . X If x A' Al rm as bk 'xx ll 6- X if A -, 'Y' ' A 1 K..- ' I S' V 4- X . 'Q ft ll 4 f V y N-1 X Y. J -11, L ! ..-E I NN! X L MJ' .,Wa,. !?ff'1Vm-F xi if 31 , Those Angels look real ,T-L.-L .,... A !' it? 2 g f., J, Harry enjoys hrs rude Whrch one is Harry? -c Dont eat that irog! not talk during class' English IS a real blast' Somemore dlllgent study M ,.. ,,-- , . , , V WV ,,Vm,k: J ,,Yb l, V ,:,f:,.V ,V ' 5 if . uw 5' 7 E 7 . 'm it l ' ,, -,' 1, y ,ff QQ J ,K . ' V l, v it it ' i Q tr One of the many outdoor activi- Was it good'? I ties. W - - AA I ' iio 1r'I 1 V1-' ,1-, n,k K KA Ja J ' Q 'M t W ,, V VVZV v . ii .f r . .W 9 ff 'Q' r M i , 'ie In kk,k -'gl Who's gonna win? Everyone loves our new English teacher. A special assembly with pup- pets. SoIo time. Uinbexlrzke Christian Qclnols Eldridge knows the trick! 2 CHRIST Cone and Cindy guard the oranges. COLOSSIANS 2 3 Y was fb X ,11 4. ,744 E , 3' ., .D E of g !'WfflBUlll,-'xx' Talking about old memo' The painting crew. ries' ,W . g si ,ML nn.. xvu. W-Wm GEMM EB y i.. + ' y in -im.n..sa is f l 1 x 1 Q Y vs 4 ff 5 ' l ' L l il Q r S 5 I, y f cccy Q' Dr. Hatmacher with more words of wis- I can't believe my eyes! dom. 55 'J, cf: . 0 U X ,eh 1 v f.e, f 'W if , In f W A -f c e 'H . ,V -.. fl , 'T' L., ml K x BL ., ' - . say, Ah . 5 vi I N Phil 'runs down court, Help, l'm ,Say whaty. loosing my trousers! Y The Campus I play was a success' AT 5-Qnvfw , +,. in 1 'A- y..s 1' :vig ,, X XX o Ni in' ,-1 Q , 1 K4 i X 1 lQYFa' 0 ' ' .0 s in I - C' pei! The 1980 Soccer season pro- vided a very exciting experience for those who ventured a look. This years co-captains, Phil Ste- phens and Chuck Sanders, lead a team few in number but large in spirit onto the field of competition. Many times the season looked to be a modern day version of the David versus Golith account. Even with these circumstances a never say quit spirit permeated the team. Whether it was the 1-O victory over L.C.A. or the 3-2 victory over Roanoke Valley, no one ever faiied to carry the Tornado banner high. . .. . . .t , Sage 5... .N ,N axyf . , he Q PM -. - ir- -. A we -f .s . -1. is X 1 1 is .- . it r i 322 'itrrei' . ' qv raw fs, 'Q ', J . S - V , '5 is Q x, fs' K N ri T - I ,ji st ft. -J -- s-gf. L t .R R a. tsssai E is The team celebrates after defeating L.C.A. D . it rf' exert wtf il 1 'O' M.: . ' 4 ik? 'J . lf' gi 'F 4 ,V .1 I A A A 'jf , W' W in .. . I ,,,,,.. ,..,, M... fr . h ar an Davi V as watch Coac Edg d 'd y I I lmemly While Alan Mcpadden takes Phil steals the ball against Hargrave. care of stats. Front C Sanders co-captain, P. Stephens co-captaing Back: Coach Ken Brown, L, Robertson, C. Beasley, R. McWane, B. Fears, J. Dlnwiddie, H. Falls, S. Jett. f. - f, W tv-wr. f.. . .A . ,.. ' .-:www Benny makes another save for the Tornadoes T.C.S. OPPONENTS 1 Berean 3 3 Liberty O 1 L. C. A. 0 0 Hargrave 1 4 Roanoke Valley 0 G Hargrave 2 3 Berean 2 2 Liberty 3 2 Roanoke Valley 1 0 LC. A. 1 SCOREBOARD T.C.S. OPPONENTS 3 Temple 1 3 L.C.A. O 3 Holy Cross O 13 Old Forest Road O 4 L.C.A. 1 7 Temple O 1 Holy Cross 3 ,.- .1-f-em I X, . ' A - A -' ..if.-- fi ' We we g i'w-,. V. .' ' ...Q - .. A 3 ,, - 1 'R ,,,. N. ,,,... A 1 4--was xg..-. + Sw W.. ,K ' , 0, fi' - - Front: F. Sutherland, Fi. Woody, P.J. Sherman, B. Stanford, S. Eubank, T. Parker, A. McFaden Manager: Back: Coach Allen Edgar, E. Toms, T. Holt co-captain, T. McCrickard, B. Vyas, C. Floyd co-captain, M. DeLong, A. Counts. f H1 ' it 1 2 f fag , F .. it r . .1 v A Say what, Fred'? Bobby Vyas looks on from the sidelines. P.J. dribbles the ball down field. Mike tries to head the ball into the goal. The 1980-81 J.V. Soccer team was coached by Mr. Ken Brown. Through a tre- mendous amount of effort and dedication, a very successful season was achieved. Going into the last game, the team was undefeated. Even though Holy Cross won the last game. The team still came out a winner for the year. Rodney Kane helped coach the team while Mr. Edgar was incapacitated. Everyone was very supportive and proud of the team. .rt tb Lucy concentrates on Mrs. Coleman during a time out. Lost L.C.A. Lost Holy Cross Lost Roanoke Valley Lost Roanoke Catholic Lost North Cross Won Seven Hills Won Stuart Hall Lost North Cross Lost Stuart Hall Lost Holy Cross l..C.A. Tournament Lost Temple Lost L.C.A. J.V. Blue Ridge Tournament Lost Roanoke Catholic Lost L.C.A. Lost Seven Hills Lost Roanoke Valley Lost North Cross Lost L.C.A. Jackie practices before the game. T QQ? 2, 9, Laura gets prepared to return the volleyball. Good set up Ivy. The 1980 season was a rebuild- ing year for the Varsity Volleyball team. Many of the girls had very little varsity experience due to the graduation of a predominatly sen- ior squad the year before. Also, two of the girls had never played varsity volleyball before this year. With entrance into the Blue Ridge Conference, we are faced with playing a higher caliber of compe- tition. Our 2-16 record didn't place us ..'y . .1 5 in the column, but a great deal of f A . fgi 'r.V J experience was gained, both on N ' ff' , and off the court. On the court, ' gf QAAI ' , skills were refined and a total team ' .. concept was worked towards. My . A 'QQ thanks to the whole team, but in a ' L Q N ' special way to seniors, Robin ! V' ' Greasy, lvy Johnson and Lee Ann Robertson. You tell 'em Mrs. Coleman. Front: D. Abbott manager, R. Creasy, I. Johnson, L. Robertson co-captain, S. Hassan co- captain, R. Hill, L, Workman, Coach Coleman, Back: S. Harmic, M. Ortiz, L, Moak, J. Lee, M. Lachniet. 'Ki 5 The J.V. Girl's Volleyball team had an excellent year. We began practice for those who could come early, one week before school began. We went about practice this year with more de- termination and with better ideas for winning. We went into each game with the attitude of winning. We decided that it we gave the Lord our entire selves during practice, that He would be able to reward us in our games. And that is exactly what the Lord privileged us with. As a J.V. team we wanted first to bring honor to the Lord by our actions and attitudes: then we wanted our school to be proud of our hard work. Way to save that ball. Lost LCA Won Amherst Won Temple Won Monelison Won North Cross Won Seven Hills Lost LCA Won North Cross Won Monelison Won Temple Won Seven Hills Won Amherst Won Roanoke Valley L.C.A. Tournament Won Grove Ave. Lost Shenandoah Vai. Lost LCA Front: K. Duncan Manager, L. Robertson, S. Dawson, B. Blanks co-captain, A. Carwlle co- captain, S. Blanks, T. Thomas, Coach Kathy Sanders, Back: M. Clark, Fi. Davidson, C. Belden, A. Carwlle, K, Evans, A. Ftobbins. The team builds up their enthusiasm for the game. i G I steer Kim sets up in her position for the game. Q Z H A Wmwmg ,,V. .. Y '7t15iei2ftif1L ' Chrissie Belden prepares to serve. A little pre-game strategy from coach Sanders. 4 ,, . I 'le tv V . fkk This was a rebuilding year for the Varsity team. We had one returning 6 starter from last year's team and three sence. Our 2-15 record was not indica- tive of the effort these dun rrl n other players with any varsity exper- X 5 V 1 YGCTOI. ,Lg my Q The year did have some bright mo- ments. One of the brightest was our 61-57 breathtaking victory over rival Roanoke Valley Christian. The game was not decided until the final sec- onds when senior Chuck Sanders hit y g e put forth. No matter what the score, these men were giving all they had. l was ' ce the victory. Another bright spot was the naming of Bennie Fears to the All- Conterence Team in the VIC. V ..,- ,. lasfzll. f gf very proud to be their coach, stated ggi. , . r ,Q l W ' W '1 Allan Edgar, coach and Athletic ol- 1. - -Q K V v alia--l W Ut 5 .v Q ,254 Y i ,,,t, , V C V' two clutch free throws to i Bennie drives in enelnef basket, Phil sets up another play against Hoi Cross. ,,.,., T.C.S. OPPONENTS 61 Berean 51 59 L.C.A. 81 VZ V V 61 Roanoke Valley 57 M r tk, ' Q-4 . .ff ' 49 Hargrave 64 VV' f-' .:. Q-l 50 Holy Cross 77 V 6' -V V V. ' ' V L' 56 North Cross 99 f' V ff 9, tt V ' r ' T 49 Roanoke Valley 63 l V y t it . V .1 V 71 Danville 93 . V ,f ' ' , 62 L.C.A. 78 i MV V 59 Berean 62 ,it ' ' 'S ' ' 6 6' 41 Holy Cross 66 tt I t,ltc ' 1- . 36 Hargrave 57 36 North Cross 83 , 48 Heritage 58 M ee Danville eg North Cross Tip-Off Tournament 50 North Cross 86 34 L.C.A. 81 left practices his lay-ups. Jim heads for the goal. Y Coach Edgar outlines the game strategy. Fi. Carter, J. Dlnwlddle, C. Beasley, G. Thomas, C. Sanders co-captain, Coach Edgar, P. Stephens co-captain, S. Jett, J. Hatmacher, A. Branson, B. Fears. 453 ,rf VVVW,,,yr .V .. I D. Vyas manager, M. Pulliam, L. Davis, S. Goodwin, C. Floyd, T. McCrickard, C. Whitely co- captain, Coach Brown, F. Sutherland co-captain, B. Vyas, B. Yates, B. Stanford, Fl. Woddy, M. Williamson, Fl. Workman. ' , f M213 K . . X Qc Q7 X, ,rw ' . A to -',, M K 4 '1J,,jA:wLL - , .M-... .,. ' Concentrate, Fred. ln retrospect, the Junior Var- sity Basketball season will be looked upon as a definite build- ing biock in the history of T.C.S. athletics. One definite aspect of this building block is the fact that twice as many students came out for the team as did during the 79-80 season. This is a definite indication of the in- creasing caliber of athlete which will be privileged to wear the T.C.S. Blue and Gold in the future. ,,-r.f ,mmm A Y W it .H f ,,-f Coach Brown gives some instruction on the side- line- The team, and fans, look on. Qa.i l . TCS OPPONENTS 27 Temple 16 21 Roanoke Valley 60 32 Holy Cross 43 30 North Cross 54 39 Roanoke Valley 55 35 Danville 50 32 Tempie 10 24 LCA 18 31 LCA 40 37 Holy Cross 64 19 North Cross 49 48 Heritage 38 36 Danville 46 Let's win this one. Bobby Vyas . . . Fiejectionl ,uv- 2 , is Q. Renee does the non-stop job of putting down more points in the book' Lee Ann drives around an opponent. T.C.S. OPPONENTS The giri's Varsity Basketball 29 North Cross 35 team finished the season with a 62 Roanoke Valley 35 record of 6-14. Two games 47 Stuart Hall 48 went down to the last seconds E 37 Roanoke Catholic 48 only to be lost by a point. M' 34 Seven l-tilts 35 Two of the team members if A , 28 Roanoke Cathoiic 49 tied for the high point in a game 4 'mm'i 20 Holy Cross 51 honors this year. Dale Abbott Q A 4 48 Roanoke Valley 24 had 23 points in the game Q 24 North Cross 34 against Chatham Hall and Lee - ' i 9 L.C.A. 53 Ann Robertson matched that in H A 37 Seven Hills 55 the game against Roanoke Val- . A 42 Chatham Hall 18 ley. Due to our membership in 29 L.C,A. 39 the Blue Ridge Conference, we 28 Holy Cross 49 were eligible for the first time to k A 29 Chatham Hail 32 place players on all-conference 4 g 41 Stuart Hall 36 as well as all tournament 52 Heritage 24 teams. Dale Abbott was cho- r Blue Ridge Tournament sen for the All-Conference ' f. 1, .. s , Z 30 Roanoke Catholic 52 Honorable Mention team for 48 Stuart Hall 34 her play during the regular sea- 1 1 32 Seven Hills 45 SCH. . n, ,. 2 . xii' -,ff F ...aw l...,sN: ....-4-...W,.... A W Dale shoots another foul shot. Some more side line instruction from coach Coleman. 1-.. HW ti. ,V fr--W .,.tA W 4,,, ., M. Lachniet, G, Moore, L. Workman, L. Robertson co-captain, Coach Coleman, D, Abbott co- captain, C. Burleigh, l. Johnson, S. Hassan. Front: M. McWane manager, S. Belden manager, Coach Carter, K. Lotano, L. Robertson, P. Get ready for some action Carter, J. Stanley, Audra Carwile co-captain, A. Carwile co-captain, K. Evans, T. Aigeldinger, W. Burleigh, A. Robbins, G. Tinnell, J. Hamilton manager. limits T.C,S. QPPONENTS 8 Amherst 22 31 Holy Cross 47 13 Seven Hills 29 T3 L.C.A. 5l 6 North Cross 23 15 Amherst 12 20 L.C.A, 33 9 Holy Cross 48 34 Seven Hills 30 20 North Cross 29 'Jump high, Audra . R-.J Shoot that ball . ra M . i ,W R wa, This was the first year for our JV Basketball Team. The team was composed of girls. from grades 7-8 and one 9th grader. The girls really showed alot of improvement during the sea- son and learned the impor- tance of team playing. We end- ed the season with a 2-8 re- C0rd. We are proud of all our play- ers for the Christian Character and conduct they displayed. A special word of apprecia- tion goes to Ann Carwile who was awarded the Most Valu- able Player trophy and to Linda Robertson for winning the Coach's Award. We realize that all accom- plishments naed an organizer and leader and we are grateful to our Coach Lois Carter. One more jump ball. Get that ball up court, fast! 1401 WW inn fr'--ugh. 'fi 'Wee Cory clubs another one. T.C.S. Opponents 1 Hargrave 5 3 Hargrave 11 1 L.C.A. 11 0 Fishburne 3 3 Fishburne 9 O Holy Gross 3 4 Holy Cross 6 3 L.C.A. 17 3 Augusta 0 6 Augusta 7 10 Berean 7 4 Berean 6 1 ,F We gx. .. ,- There's a sure strike, . , .ssl oooo we '. 5 -ef i V' X V . - ' . ' ,. . . r-, ip 2 .. ' -Siu 1 N-M F- --..te3i4 W ., 1 at F I Good Catch Front Row L to Ft: T. Parker, G. Fielder, P. Stephens-Co Capt., G. Thomas, A. McFaden, B. Ballard, iBaokl B. Coen, K. Mason, C. Floyd, H. Falls, Fl. Carter, B. Fears, C. Sanders-Co Capt., C. Beasly, Fi. McWane. This years baseball team had a very growing season. The team had some good games, despite their record oi 2-10. Their two wins were spectacular as they overpow- ered Berean and also Augusta. This years pitching was a good one with Chuck Sanders, Ricky McWane, and Benny Fears. This year's team had 15 players, 2 of which were Seniors. The competi- tion was very heavy because the team was a part ofthe Virginia in- dependent Conference this year. Harry prepares to bunt. .pf That should be a hit. .'., I A - Q - ... 2 - - l 1 A s e. ' 'F 1 .1 n f, 'F f '- ' s 1 s rf V . .e Us .. 5 ,.',:.9t1, t..s. :YWSJ elif- , - 2' , 1 T S J .. . E 1 X R 'W J L 5 I 3 5 f E165 . .. L. , ,ef .,... .sa . i.', A, if- M fr A r J , Lf' TV git. Et.,.,,,f gt 6 r, at W tiwg ew gi ij fi 1 LLL ' 1 . , . ' 1 L ' I ' Y L',' 1 , ,v . ,- A ,, amid? Km jgwi Pilifl -TT, :avi I , ,,,V A X55 , ,,,vf'f,, f ' gg, fi : I trim was .5 1 Q5 ,J r ' , fifty if A 1 , ' 4 fi 1 it 1' ,iii gg ' , 5 , 1 it ' K if 1' , - iv. f , 5 . , t fFront Row L to Ri D. Duffy, S. Hassan, G. Moore, l, Johnson, R. Creasy, M. Lachniet, J. Caudill. fBack Row L to RJ T. Cunningham, J. Lee, S. Harmik, L. Robertson, A. Carwile, L. Moak, D, Abbott, R. Davidson, Coach Mrs. Coleman. ' , r W . ' p 1' ' Opponents .f4,. we ,, :ix I ,V li 21 North Cross 18 YCC - 15 North Cross 8 1 17 L.C.A. 5 9 L.C.A. O Susan is looking at the fence. Softball is a very com- petitive sport. TCS girls play hard from start to fin- ish. Everyone likes to come oft the field with the most points, but sometimes win- ning is the satisfaction of knowing one has given their best. Success is not deter- mined today. The way we apply what we have learned will be a determining factor in how successful we will be. TCS is thankful for their athletes and gives a salute to Lee Ann Robertson 1980-81 M.V.P. and to Jackie Lee - Most improved and to Dale Abbott who won the Coach's Award. T.C.S. Opponents 12 Holy Cross 22 Monelison 6 Monelison 4 Roanoke Catholic 9 Stuart Hall 9 Va School of Deaf 4 Va School of Deaf 1 Stuart Halt 24 North Cross 13 Holy Cross 18 L.C.A. 24 Roanoke Catholic 10 L.C.A. 17 North Cross 12 J.V. Softball: T. Thomas, A. Robbins, L. Robertson, P. Carter, K. Evans, A. LCA- Carwile, C. Belden, S. Keyes, T. Aigeidinger, S. Dawson. Kim Evans delivers another strike against ,Wage ' s ., y K Ljtiifiiitsfieitltee' Kefisitiditiiit . id - f - ,,c,,,,5.,.1,,,':f1re2-W - . ,.. ,,t.A,f9 ' wt- t ' main LET S GO Tornadoes W .4-. .4 ,A The 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleadefs Squad of TCS began their year by at- tending Fort Bluff Cheer- leading Camp in Tennessee where they received Sec' ond Place honors in the overall competition. Be- sides cheering for soccer and basketball games, the cheerleaders endeavored to raise school spirit by holding pep rallies, posting signs, and selling TCS bumper stickers and spirit ribbons. The highlight of the year was Spirit Week, held Jan. 19-23. This very suc- cessful week ot fun was topped off with the Home- coming Ceremonies. Rebecca and Dawn, Who's the I 5, 4. Dawn Duffie says, Hey If it -t-.V-1 sg f .MV . - I 4 Greatest? All together now, say O.K. girls it's halftime, now just don't stand around like it's halftime. W XIV- 1 U 4 ' V W 4 ,Ly V ..,. , tri, ..k, x ii.. 'lfbfs 'Q M 131- . V 54? . .. V A 2 9. ' t ' , ., Q yy! VV p .5 -. if-1:7 , ' f ' 'W i ' A , is i QF. .-4 ? 1 . , .. A f l A l 1' 1 ..' 2 K ' ' ' Front to Back: Beth Meade, Rebecca Hill, Marsha Falls, Dawn Duitie, Beth Thomas, Susan Mitchell, Cindy Burleigh, and Lucy Workman. MTW glabenluhv Cittstlcx Qftioatish T effms TURNADUES HAHHHHHH . . Steady now everyone's looking! . f.,, ZX K - . ,I it rick? M El, -1 Z1 ap' mu 'lr J V. Cheerleaders itop L to Ri: T. Thomas Captain, K. Duncan, K Lotano, iBottom L to RJ: T. i T 5- . .vv Aigeldinger, K. Evans Co-Captain, N. Armstrong, K. Butcher, and A. Robbins. Whors Feetq V,f -1 1 r Q , We re GRRREAT!!! This year's J.V. Cheerleading squad was a very lively enthusias- tic squad under the guidance of Trina Thomas who served as Cap- tain. Our girls had the privilege of preparing tor their year by attend- ing a Christian Cheerleading Camp during the summer in Dayton, Ten- nessee. Here the girls worked dili- gently at learning new cheers, for- mations and pom-pom routines. After schoot opened, we began practicing. Each practice session began with a time for sharing, reading God's Word and prayer. Our season included cheering for soccer and basketball games, and encouraging the boys to victory by decorating halls and lockers, and by occasionally providing candy bars! Qhmbe:folzQ Ciirisiian Qcirecli This is a great cheer, if I could only get up. fel 1 ,,, K. ... Look Ma no hands! elz zi vhm D. , v Z if T at er iifil- . ml 'L i, ' a L . 1 1. 3 i A . Let's do the one where we all stand in a straight line. g . ,ffl . .5 .tt i ' 'iii ii 3 t' i 'Weis r X Hgwi yr U iz, K ' Q I v- A V-1-C-T'0'R'Y! Tornadoes are the Best!!! Neesee Armstrong Charles Cardwell Patricia Carter Melisha Clark Denise Davis Kim Evans Laura Griffin Beth Hopkins Phillip Lachniet Robyn Manley DJ. Ostrom Mike Pulliam Linda Robertson Angie Robbins Wendy Thacker Gloria Tinnell Glenn Whorley Lisa Wilkerson If P if infill T -P 's l -'Q A N 2+ T T 5 r 4 'r , 4- Of 1 Q. l in 4. - L A - . 'y Mark Williamson 'Y B Robbie Woody i Brad Yates sf. , EQQQMIXQL Q. JL. F y l , our KN! . iz.- .H T is. Terri Aigeldinger Kristi Beasley Neal Beasley Chrissie Belden Beth Blanks Audra Carwile Becky Curd Sallie Dawson Heath Dooley Michael DeLong Cecil Floyd Daniel Getz Bobby Hart Shelly Keyes Michelle McWane Tommy Parker Penny Ramsey Julie Stanley Trina Thomas Glenna Whorley Not Pictured- Jeff Coles 's Q85 .rf i 1 x . P 1. 3 , args' S 5 'M' T '1 . Wo it 1? 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Y 1' K, A If! 4. , 9 f mfr . , E Afawffl, Q Matthew Fariss Autumn Getz Shawn Goodwin Q2 Mark l-lartless - Richard Lambert 'G , Kris Lotano Tammy McCormick Greg Parks Susan Fiice Bryan Stanford David Vyas Cheryl Baldwin Shelli Belden Janet Beasley Jeff Bryant Bruce Clark Julie Estep Carolyn Gallaher 1, STH 17 if :X 5 5 K -A v' Q 5 e 1 4 K .I , gg J Q , A 4: Michael Hogg A Lisa Jamerson M U 2 Lisa James ' V My T C I 6 ' Todd Keyes T we by -1 Cherie Kincaid Q ' t Susan Lafon , Vfg g- T William Lemar - ,f:..-'I-3: 2 A Garrett Mclvor il Greg Nash .. - ' A Bobby Ostrom b ' 3 Q, ,, X Edward Reynolds , JS ,F ' 2' L ' Teresa Saunders 1 . RF Q T A W , 1 , Robert Workman . be ' n X wg K Joel Smith f ' Q the A eff fl X A f -of-1 1, , 1 Yr V, H if y .1.-,if , ,AV , Amy Stephens V 1 - V ' Billy Thacker .fi R , .,,. Ji ' 4' Mr' :. l' J 'T J T' ' . g l N are flvvaf 'ri 4 Tgin' 1 'xkykkk V 9 R ' 31' -1 s.-.ll ,A Q , JW' it i f , i Stacy Adams David Ashley Donna Carter Allen Carwile Traci Chandler Wanda Coffman Rhonda Evans Margaret Fariss Cathy Gallaher Joyce Hamilton Jennifer Hartless Brian Jefferson David Martin Kirk Nuckols Bobby Phillips P.J. Sherman Gary Schmincke Paige Schwartz Jill Scott Matthew Smith Philip Tinsley at .af , . '54 if Q r-r is x Q Q w-x i , lo 4 1 IR x 1 Q 'PJ' 'it A T .'h.-- - fa I V fm- - , g-SPN '1 .X KM 'N ' fif '40, y J ... r .4 Q14 'If -it ' L-A y , l Vx x QM y Y , Wx QE l fill X' Q i ,. J lg i :ta 5? W s A I I - wt . ,za : 1 M ix , Q FQQ wig., Q F 1 7 D gjvryd Q it .ar ' .pf-, . it.ta.1aD 5 A -i 72 Mt 3 W .. ZW fu fi 9 as In ji :5 Qfii?x-Ri fry Q , ' ,L 3 1 lfflilll Dr Robert Sanders, Superintendent The teachers at T.C.S, are interested in the stu- dentsw well as ecluoation. Thaiffiob is neiyjust teaching, it is a friefyci and someone to talk with about problems and blessings. To give an en- couraging word when things are not going very well and toiglve praise when they are.fT?xey afefonder- standing and helpful by actions and not just their words Teachers encourage the students by using scripture. in counseling with students they use scrip- tural psihclples, such as Proverbs 355:26- Trusiiifiithe Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. ln all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. y . 1 , y Probably one of the greatest compliments ihat has ever been paid to the T.C.S. facutty and admin- istration was expressed recently. One of the gradu- ating seniors stated that T.C..S. not only mearlsflim- berlaleesfkhdetlarl School, it meenslieachers Care Slncereiy. Mrs. Ann Pack, Elementary Principal fi ii W1 I.. ,gkil .V, .K .. V 3 .ff Q Mrs. Lu Sanders, Secretary Mrs Mary Davis Secretary Mrs. Imogene Morris, 11th grade - U.S. History, Government, Va. History, World History Mrs. Barbara Sherman, Campus I Supervisor 3 H. I ra ir . Q L.LA ,A,, g ,, ,,,, . .:.f53.Rr- -s' Q gm 'W ' Q- quiga ' - W Q, . ,t 1 . A r Mr. David Globig, Business Man- Irs. Doris Cobb, Bookkeeper Mrs. Rhonda Brown, Bookkeeper ager Mrs. Carol Mathis, 9th grade Eng- lish 9, 10, Spanish l, limi? wal E U E MMA' i':' iii r ,r r srr, 1 ar W Mrs. Kathy Sanders, nn grade r rrrrr Mr. Kevin Eldridge, 10th grade, or 5 Q Y . L Biology, World Geography, ,- Physical Science, Earth Sci- CRCG 9, , l Mrs. Betty Lafon, Secretary Campus I ,l ttrti 4 11 Mrs. Gwen McQuaid 8th Grade Math my rr , .,, 1 .w wrrtrrzf5ff '4:f::r:fr.'Iffr':er'Ff'-diff-r. 4a4r .,+f.' , A' r , . ,,,, . -' 1 V, ,rr r,,- , x,-:,.:r:sf: ,1::..f::- 'f- - , . - .,,, .- ,r,. , r 1 .fyrr Y- r - . 1 .:: . ' A J 'fff Z r . 2 41- , '.gry:f7M , W -. , 5 - ' . W ty 4 L ut Mr. Robert DeLong, Director of Devel opment, Bible, Graphics, Yearbook Mrs. Janice DeLong, 6th grade he-M. WW , ,L1. V . ' m0 i . l T.C.S. Chaplain Flev. Kenny Dickerson. Al Irwin 11th grade Bible. 2 if V 1. Q .- 4 . W ftflffimlfi fff iffy, iflif H . , wig -41:41 wp' W tv? ' A 1 . ? We ' M. l Miss Grace Stauffer, Art. W Mrs. Scottie Lawrence, Typing and m mA' Miss Beverly Ford, 6th grade Business VV 'A ' , .. e,.e, r,e,, . r.l A i' c diiiii V ' g - , 2734, l. - . f . ii' ,,'ar- xi , rr,r . it 1 , ' ii, . I TI . , f,. w t f ' I ' yd K 'f ffi' K ,J,, f,:,f ,2. 2 f :fr. jggf Q 2 ,,,, . K V Q riee Tom Eccles, General Math. Chem- Mrs. Glenda Rosevear, Music 1 . ' ' . 1 ' , ,m,,r istry, and Physics and Choir. K fff, I 2, k ,, . , .,,, ..,,,,.,., Q 55 J .,,. H . . .2 F is 4 i iifir Mrs. Lois Carter, Home Ec, Bible, and Coach of J.V. girls basketball. Mr. Allan Edgar, Athletic Director, Health, P.E., Mrs. Diane Coleman, Health, P.E., Coach of Var- Bible, Coach of J.V. Soccer, Varsity Basketball sity girls Volleyball, Basketball, and Softball. and Varsity Baseball. , , , .., ' 'agar if . . , 'Q' C it 1 i ,qv 5 l,L .4 Q Ei, Miss Elaine Nice, Librarian Campus ll, and Spanish ll. Margaret Crews and Florida Gene Shirey and Greg Clark take Davis take care of food service care of maintenance at and day care at Campus ll. Coach Ken Brown also teaches Bible. W I X ,xg ' . ,. is 4 li m 1 if CSYYIDUS l MGSSYFO, Maffha RODGYTSOFT- Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Wilkerson were kitchen workers at Campus l. 255115, -- .lf Q his . .c,izlhc A . . 'iii -f'- . Q ,, - Mrs. Babara Tinsley, Pre- Ernest Robertson, Maintenance at Campus ll. school. Campus I. 'h. The bus drivers this yearwere Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Massie, Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Hanks, Mr. Shirey, Mrs. Tucks, and Mrs. Robertson 7 I .. . not pictured. ' JL , N, Y sz , Egg ax Q - U , 1 , , p,fnS'?Q J,f .?3- ' ,s -air A Am J : TIM.. 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Miller, Parliamentarian, Seated, D. Abbot, President, L. Robertson, Vice President, Mrs. S. Lawrence, Sponsor. t K... K tcm. cr Q t.: i Miiftizl , W' . ,.,. .,... . liifwiifiif -3 , .. ,f The purpose of SCA is to serve the student. The history of the SCA at Timberlake Christian School has been just that. Last year a project was sponsored which consisted of preparing gifts for residents of Camelot Nursing Home at Christmas. This year one of our own stu- dents was injured in an acci- dent that kept him out of school for several days. Medi- cal expenses were great. The SCA sponsored a project to raise money to help, Dale Abbott awards first prize to Sandy Sutherland, winner of Jelly Bean Contest. Joyce Hamilton receives her first prize award as winner ot the MGM Contest. The very name of this organiza- tion is self-explanatory. Future Business Leaders of America, and that is what they will be. The FBLA took two feild trips, one to Nation- wide lnsurance Main Office, the other to Central Fidelity Bank. The students were excited and amazed at the wide variety of positions that must be filled for these two organi- zations to function. lt's not all work though, the FBLA sponsored the contest, a fund raiser, and two of our stu- dents won a jar of M8tM's and jelly beans. E 5 m sm Q ww' , ' W mam r .3 Q gi nh 5 i 5 E is i . i G i 3 2 iii ..,.,,:, gi it . 55 5 .:.. 3 , .E 5, iii ri :ii 1. ii it 'iii .. i is r . . i 2 i i . , ,,::. .:.. . X iii if J . i f Z i e tifii r .gs . Ei ig i l , i if ima l i l 5 in iz! I . . 1-E f f .,,. H ' - W W I --A .. -,-- .... .....,. .,.,., .vi -..wr-ef,f .Nmeirsew-T Because ot previous years success with the Poster Sale. the National Honor Society repeated this as a fund raising project. Due to the hafdwork ct Mrs. Gwen Mcfluaid, the sponsor, and the Societies members, it was again a success. Of all the organizations to which a student can belong this one is prob- ably the most honor. Membership is based upon the students academic standing as weii as other factors. The student must have and maintain an average of 85 in order to be inducted into the National Junior Honor Soci- ety. When a student reaches the 11th grade they may, if requirements are met, be inducted into the National Honor Society. This year we had sev- en all of which were Seniors, The National Junior Honor Society is an organization of TCS top students. Having maintained a grade of 85 and been voted on by faculty mem- bers in the areas ci Scholar- ship, leadership, service, and citizenship, any student from grade 7 thru 9 may, if require- ments are met, be inducted into the society. W This is a great incentive tor hard work and it pays off. This year we had 24 members of the NJHS. Jim Dinwiddie speaks to the stu- i dent body. it .st 'Tl'- The NHS this year consisted of Debbie Miller, Tina Fariss, Lee Ann Robertson, Dani Sanders, Chuck Sanders, Phil Stephens, and Gail Moore. i 5, . I Q3 serie r. Q, Matt n QOLQQQQ i fi . 'F .Q r i is Q . A . . X , .1 K Z, W 1 r A are foftiiiii f t . . I 5 m r , 'aj-,ws 1-Se-,wx e....... i up F i j Q Q- a 3' ' ' ff ..., .,,.,,..... ' ...,,- . . Dr. Sanders addresses the stu- The search for new inductees begins. dents. NJHS members fFront Bow L to BJ G. Thomas, T. Thomas, T. Staton, M. Falls A. Mclfaden, B. Yates, J. Dinwiddie, Fi. Woody, P. Lachniet, A. Brooks, A. Hendricks, Fi. Davis. tSecond Flow L to RJ T. Parker, M. Lachniet, Z. Jennings, S. Mitchell, J. Stanley, C. Floyd, J. Wood, K. Evans, I. Wilkerson, J. Lee, N. Beasley, C. Kittinger. ,Z J if 1? if xr in 5 sara R 'W 'Mi' af 'Fic y L ,,., gn . 1 is r wkfgzsrer--:H X .1 ' kk' f. .1 yi ..,.,...,M lglzx dm H I xv 1-7 V-VVV,. V! . V . A tab? .fe W. . -iii i - it . 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Chuck and Phil in the first scene of THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR. que... ,. ,,,u , Gail gets her make-up Timberlake Christian SchooE's' 'Grams Department under the direction of Mrs. Gayle Moak has presented some outstanding productions in 1980-83. in the failwe were fortunate to have members of the Bob Jones Academy of Arts come and teach our students what it's like to produce and direct a professional production., The performance of the production Unlaigned Faith was superb. The cast, though high school students, performed like professionals. In the Spring, the theme turned from the serious to something lighter, THE AB- SEN1' WNDED PROFESSOR kept the audience in stitches. Hats off to TCS Drama Dept. Kent Mason, Stephen Wallace, Lucy Work man, Cory Beasley, l ii, ' Most ofthe Cast in THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR T! kr -M.-...s.,..,...::QfZ' ' ' Wx:-mW '...Qs1 Q EEEE1 wmmm ml : Q mm 4 M. ...,?,., EQ ,J v T-3:--e-M mwwmmhxfi V 'W-'f 'E.:gy,5p..,,W W --fa-5 ,N W,,,,,, V H- Pi 1 5 1, M .. :WWW .... W-m--.smog -,eww ---- WH wwf-ima-1-fa-'.f.sWe,Nl.w me I fx . X es. e choir sings at Forest Methodist Church. ractice makes perfect The Bible tells us to, make a joyful noise unto the Lord. That is what has happened this year at T.C.S. with the choir. Led by Mrs. Glenda Rosevear, the choir performed several concerts at area churches. Not only did they make joyful noises, they made beautiful melodious, harmoni- ous strains of music. The choir sang for many of the func- tions ofthe school. From Christmas until the end of the school year they sang at several assemblies, at P.T.F. meetings, the Employee Appreciation Night, a con- cert at Timberlake Baptist Church and at Graduation. Mrs. Rosevear conducted a concert last year while still a student at LBC. E E The Spring Concert at Timberlake Baptist Church was a big success. Cindy accompanies TCS choir. Chuck and Mark harmonize. 5 W .EE s Ze ' is M 4 ' ,. V Q ' ,je ' Ivy and Julie sing along. , , 1 . . -g . Scott talks with his family and friends after the concert. if ,. ,,.. .,.... r , r avenge .. .,....,........,.. .. Si 5::w.M.t.,., . ff .... gim.. ' wr ' --'Wf ' ' ' - iv fe-f ' nw! A.-d T.C.S. school newspaper Timbemotes was pub- lished by the Graphic Arts Class. This was a new en- deavor and will improve with time. Along with the News- paper the Graphic Arts students also studied photogra- phy and journalism. On May 22 at the P.T.F. Employee Appreciation Night the Graphic Arts students exhibited a display of their work. Some 45 or 50 photographs. The work was quite good for first year students. 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The occa- sion was even more exciting because Susan Fields, last year's Homecoming Queen. had come back to share the happy occasion, Danny Pack could not come but called to congratulate the 1980-81 Homecoming King and Queen - Gail Moore and'Chuck Sand- ers. We hope you two can be with us ln 1981-82 at Home- coming. N Gail and Chuck - Homecoming King and Queen. fifth Susan is a little camera shy. tl wonder why?j P Jackie, Quit MOUSING around, A J r ti W i o MQ no 'WMD t? 'Y Sfliwilfztzf fgbfwsiitit fesssqgxtg gfeefmrf wwwe tz: ,:, .-.- bimtgy mm. My Q Qfgweawg as - ,E .,.. to aftwftwx., Wakita? is , .2 - - ' 1 ' N' we -A , ::::e.- - :-f':::2::t-e-: ----- . s -- wwe ,neges A iw r aa1ee s'asat?3xm se3ee e-fe. WWMQ ,T'ELm,.M:.,g1fWlf2r'.Qi .... we How much longer do we have to wait? Dawn prepares for the Homecoming Game. 4 i 5 f ive: . . , Y'- ' 31-:f!'l:IJ5.-ff 1 R Spirit Week is truly the proper name for that particular week of schol. One can see so much spirit. 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'Xi . , V ,, V ., t,:,iV,.g VE QV Melanie Clark Q ' . r Xl 1' Bo Cunningham , V , ' T A f - Q Valerie Durham V it ,Q ' M ,Q 'V' f a- W a tt Stephen Elder ' 3 33:2 T -1 ' :L lx '-r' LQ, V Jeremy Fisher T T y l , charity Giiiey M ' J .A 924, 2 X + 1' T ' Susan Harris . gV V Heidi Helms ,N 1 'ef-f f 4 Valerie Hurst V ' i my xi Amy Isaacs J J. 5 V 'V' - .i V 'I-A A V aa. - Erik McCoy fi, 'riy ,gs ,gg VV W Brian Pillow 1' ' y FV V L A 4 f Andrea Sannella ' ,is x Kevin Shirey ri 1 ,, T Brandy Singleton l 'fe , 1 X T Ni . Troy Smith 4 ' KV ' W ,Q ,al F ,lk .is . Stephanie Summers ... I, 0 ,T G F Donnie Tegnelia pf - ' LM F if , ' Chris Templeton A ' A T VV ' Brian Wood ' Tracey Worsham f i VV Z ,je 1, 4 Jennifer Yates 'ju v 76' NAVZT' .wijgxx .at gy li X A W xi - lg t , Jimi!-,Fw fl, A l iiiseiiyasi 5 o- Q. - nr- v- V i my A J, Aw- :W E .Ml i K -H ' at , EV -V V A AIM , Ps i T' ' Ir- ' - J- t 1 V . WMV Tv VV l ' S Ko- qt ia Q5 A 4, VV A 4, he V Vi, i lk its ll K tti. 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Johnson Jeffrey Laury Chrystal Litchford Matthew Michalski Brian Moody Amy Pages Jeremy Roberts Mrs. Ellen Baker Emilee Au-Yang Evelyn Bian Betsy Challen Angela Dawson John Green Tiffany Holcomb Jason Hudnall Jamie lrby Jennifer Johnson Camie Kudsin David Lethcoe Kelly O'Grandy Sheltie Phillips Jason Porter Kimberly Ramsey Jonell Flexrode Flajai Shah Mathew Shallock Vera Tucholke Michael Veenstra Brian White Richard Wood Jason Wright Miss Pam Baker Trina Adrain Matt Belton Robbie Brooks Bonnie Bryan Mandy Cocke Jennifer Collie Jason Cudd David Dudley Susan Dudley Josh Hartman Heather Holloran Christy Holt Deanna Laury Chris Layne Paul McCafferty Shelly Mann Jimmy Mawdsley Frankie Mays Brooke Moody Kim Bowles Jennifer Setliff Byron Snow Steven Tegnelia Ashley Tester Geoffery Thornbu John Wallace Vince Whorley r 655 i' 6 ' D . 1, L1Fm 't 9t it 'W' f 5, , S. W- - T. in ,,, J Nm i f Rx .4114 in J '..' 3 an ,, 5' 'T' 1 274 f . id-x RX, i , i Q H - 'lift to 'Wx ... - . 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Children have developed to the point they can wait on themselves and are so eager to learn new things and to please the teacher. God knew this would be the case. This is one reason He is so emphatic regarding the instructing of little ones. He says Sutter the little ones to come unto me . . . In Deut. 6:7 And thou shalt teach them diligently unto the children . God wants the little ones to be taught His Word and His Way. Psalms 1l9:9 reads Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed to thy word . God's Word to these little ones, will assist them in later life, to walk in the path chosen for them by God. Q 5 Q Q -w t . 1 I L l ' J QJWK ting' A . 1 - -W -i H yi 7:1 X t llitf Sq n 'sim S W if A - 1,, 1 AT' ja merge Teacher: Mrs. Litten: left to right: Jason Irby, Melanie Stevens, Dennis Campbell, Mikey Hogan, Cathy Cook, Jeremy Reeves, Adam Cochran, Hance Thurston, Shilpa Puntar, Lance Under- wood, Sarah Boyd, Guy Funkhouser, Rita Hanna. 1-'XIX' ,-db' Teacher: Mrs. Wilson: Table: Leana Fisher, Jennifer Mayberry, Daryl Flexrode, Graham Fisher, Chris Witt: Standing: Abbie Chapman, Steve Luther, Carrie Ives, Ashley Sligh, Sunny Tibbs, Brendan Cleary, Laura Mason, Grace Hou, Becky Stout, not pictured Davey Davis. , E Teacher: Mrs. Evans: Front: Desiree Lewis, Kimberlee Perry, Phillip Carter, Cameron Tilley: Back: Aaron Dhiman, Lauren Cox, Ginny Brooks, Charlie Durie, Jennifer Mason, Jeffrey McConvilIe, Crystal Lippert, Neil Mayberry not pictured. J lima T jf! 4 I nw fy . fi N Fl Teacher: Mrs. Kane: Front: Ashley Britt, Joshua Gibbs, Bobby Crescenzig Middle: Michael Martin, Tracey West, Whitney Pet- tyjohn, Ronelle Shields, Todd Nolleyp Back: Charlotte Smith, Sara Jane Rawls. A xo. .gawk QW lf ,.. Teacher: Mrs. Clark: left to right: Robert Dodglon, Jeff Abell, Charles King Diane Windsor, Carrie Baker, Lindsay Morton, Stephanie Carey, Shanna Anthony, Brian Fitzgerald, not pictured Kristin Vaughan. Jw Teacher: Mrs. Stephens: left to right: Keonya Booker, Rebecca Canody, Susan Brown, Shad Gilleyg standing: Joanie Wilson, Emily Foutz, Ronald Adams, Brad Trent, Jason Waller, Alison Mears. PRE- SCHOOL iii M91 ego ,fx ui I-f Q. Teacher: Mrs. Poplin, Elizabeth Thomas, Shari White, Michael . t at Hatcher, Chris Ford, Mikey Hatcher, Troy Foster, Kelly Ward, Killie Scruggs, Brian Crescenzi, Rusty Elliott, Shelly Austin, Teacher: WS' pafrick 'ight tp 'em Laurie Peters- Matt Wi Mindy Croll, Purvi Parikh, Floger Colinger, Bethany Lofon, not hams' Dawd C-?'0b'9' M9939 F'tz9e'a'd- Jonathan Evans' Ben pictured Philip Davis. Smith, Josh Ftidgley, not pictured James Irwin. are-ti PRE- SCHOOL Teacher: Mrs. Tomsg Sitting Meena Shah, Melissa Mayhew, Kelly Brughaber Elisabeth Cooper, Christy Epperson, Kristin Fletzneg Standing left to right Paul Clements, Greg Hicks, Travis Whorley, Ben Satterlield, AnKur Shah Chris Luchanich, Adam Carpenter, Timmy Geissler. God's world A Q M 'Mrs Parker and Mrs. Sherman have a brief discussion as the children-do what small children do. l pledge alligence to the flag of the United States . . . 'Q-Q-1 Teacher: Mrs. Patrick: L to R3 Christy Cook, Jamie Holdren, Sa- mantha Hanna, Amy Reynolds, Jenni Blake, Shitl Patel not pic- tured, Tabitha Lewis not pictured. ... A V ,,., . in K-f.. Q f 3 Avg, if ' '1-f 1, ' T is ii. I ji? ,ga 'Y . 4 W, Zyi' .,',. f K A 'r' w Eg. - .'., 1- ' ifantakf ,. . 7 ...fs . m-1,-wi.-L ...., T .1 - M... Mrs. Parker teaches the children a new game to play. A A I a ' an M tx K C ,xc W, Q 'Q C Q . . l 1 Sitting, Rebecca Jud, Kevin Witt, Heather Stewart, Dana Pillow, Jessi- ca Nealg Standing, Janice Parker, Teacher, Heather BeCraft, Seth Gibbs, O'Neal Woolfolk, Ryan Driskill, Jeffrey Cassell, Steven Rogers, Kara DeLong, Brent McOuaid. The children wait patiently for lunch time. Q. 2 ' r , L. If : via . . A' . fl'?V'f, if' ,Q ., fiw - 5 95 ,. ,f p , . ' :T . J ' if . 6 1 L l ., .f 2 , 4 J f kt . . .'-.,' f - 1 ,V , if i 'i QM .Mr .. .. 1 ,gg W ,V if ,ir 1 V. Mm Vi' JE . K 5 . 'V 1 -' :ti N' '44 A' V 5' 4 V ' Wh ' .g , .P , A .7 Phone 237-1110 Stone Setting Dalton's Jewelers Front Of Waterlick Plaza CHHADRESS EXXQN Keepsake Dlamonds Watch Jewelry Clock Repaurrng 2404 FORT Ave R1 3 BOX 390 Forest Va 24551 PHONF 846 4930 LYNCHBURG VA 24501 MAXINE S HAIR BOUTIQUE 7701 Timberlake Fload Lynchburg Vrrgrnra Phone 237 1166 Super Cuts For Guys and Gals PATRON ADS Mr and Mrs Cllnton Dudley Dr and Mrs Ralph Mawdsley Mr and Mrs Roy Duncan Tarkrngton Insurance Sylvra s Harr Fashrons Forest Famlly Halr Center Colonlal Hardware Robert and Janlce DeLong The productron of a Yearbook rs a real challenge It rs of great benefit to a school because It records the Important events of the specltlc year In addrtron to the Yearbook Staff there are many who contrubute to Its completnon Because of thus we the Yearbook Staff for the 1980 81 TCS TEKOA take thus opportunity to express our apprecuatnon to Lors Carter for helplng to type many pages of copy To Ftlcky Mcwane Ftrch ard Carter and Harry Falls for contrrbutung photography To the Admrnustratuon and Faculty for thenr assrstance and toler ance of nnterruptuons and rearrangement of schedules To Tum berlake Baptust Church for supportmg TCS and grvlng us en couragement Most of all to JESUS CHRIST for Iovlng us rn sprte of ourselves and for extendunq to us salvatron through HIS work on Calvary LYNCI-IBUFIG OPTICAL INC 723 Church Street Phone New Locatlon Lynchburg Vurgunla 24504 239 3788 Trrnbrook Square H P Thorp Jr Phone J Sam Hudson Registered Optrclan 845 2256 Fleglstered Optrclan Prescrrptlon Glasses Contact Lenses . , ' , . 1 , . , - r .. ,. 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