Timothy Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Student Achievements Recognized On lVlay 19 parents as well as students and faculty assembled at the Nlarlac House to honor the outstanding achieve' ments of members of the student body. After the evening began with the recog- nition of the scholarship winners, vari- ous team members presented lVlr. Hov- ing with their hard-won trophies. The highlights of the evening included the presentation of awards for achievement in subject areas, the announcement of the new fine arts chairman, and SAGA and TRUMPET editors, and the out- standing boy and girl awards. Climax' ing the evening, Sam Hamstra intro- duced Tom Post as the new Student Council president. Making one of hrs hrs! public speeches a nervous Derek De Groot presents Mr. Having a piece of ln one ol the more humorous speeches of the evening, Candy Groot pre- sents the Fme Arts trophy that was won by Trmothy students again.

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it gf ,,N+..,,g: ,Q 1, Q l sv tin, W, V ' +f'w . N eff i -J' NV: 'IV , f 4. xx .su 5 Performing favorites and original songs, Bill and Mary add to the enjoy- Putting up a wall of streamers is a tedious task, Gary Waldman and Randy ment of the evening. Heerdt admit. Juniors Invite Seniors to Wonderland When the seniors arrived at school on the evening of lVlay 12, they expected nothing as spectacular as the banquet they had created the previous year. But after walking into the gym and taking a look around they were forced to ad- mit that it did resemble very much the magic world of Alice in Wonderland. The tissue paper rabbit, caterpillar, and mushrooms added a touch of life to ps a usually drab gym. After eatin a de- to QW' I U 4 V I 9, ik. ,gs licious dinner, listening to folk singers, fX,7..:-f. and seeing Roy Brouwer as the Duke g i 5 , X- A N l'-11 .J of Earl, there was hardly a senior who l g Q 'li , ' . . . L f 4 A t would not admit that the juniors had --Q put together perhaps the school s N ' s second-best banquet. A' ' 1 'J Just a little chicken wire here and a few napkins f X . , ' A there and some junior girl can make a mush- K, . E room. K S , i it I? I 84

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ifweaaw MMM-, an - f is fYi nm-une-G--v-' An awards assembly offers Mr. Greenfield the perfect opportunity to brag about the track team land Michil. Assemblles Combine Education and Fun , t,tt A 1s.1 x if E 5135- Yi? gwsut ,AQ wa 5 . - Z ' I f I .gn .E r ig: 27: ff 5, Y. 21: Eiffij ? ' il As the student body watches, a visiting six-year-old puts even the best of us to shame. Delivering the Gettysburg Address with elo- quence, Dick Blake recites these historic words in his impersonation of Abraham Lincoln.