West Chester Christian School - Conqueror Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1975 volume:

1 ‘dedication This year we honor those whose love is readily seen through the sacrifice and devotion given to rear their child- ren in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. As the students grow and realize the truth of the verse, Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it, they will appreciate fully the wis- dom of those who have sent them to West Chester Christian School and trained them in the home to serve the Lord. The 1975 Conqueror staff proudly dedicates this book to the PARENTS of the West Chester Christian school students. 3 BIBLE BAPT 1ST CHU R CH Pastor E. Allen Griffith The West Chester Christian Schools are owned and oper- ated by the Bible Baptist Church, located at 1237 Paoli Pike, West Chester, Pa. Grades PK-5 meet in these facilities. Proposed new All-Purpose Build- ing to be built in 1975 by Bible Baptist Church. West Chester Christian Schools are co-sponsored by Bible Covenant Baptist Church, which is located at 5 +2 South New Middletown Road, Media, Pa. Grades 6-12 meet in these facilities. BIBLE COVENANT BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Robert G. Walter 4 West Chester Christian School - an educational outreach of Bible Baptist Church - 1237 Paoli Pike, West Chester, Pa. 19380 Phone: 6924492 Dear Seniors, The preeminent goal we have tried to instill in you is how to live for the Lord Jesus Christ. The Staff has earnestly tried to prepare you for the battles of life as you move out on your own. We have not tried to shel- ter you, but to guide you and prepare you in every way for the challenges ahead. You were given to your parents by God to train up and nurture in the admonition of the Lord. With love and concern they have purposely built several fences around you. The first fence'is .a godly Christian home. With the home, they have added the second fence - a good Bible-believing church. These two institutions have been ordained of God to teach you a Biblical approach to life. Your parents realized as good stewards the need of one more fence - a Christian education. Here at WCCS you have learned the academics of life with a strong Bibli- cal emphasis. These three fences have protected you in your early childhood and adolescent years while giving the Word of God the rightful place. When temptations come it will be this very Word of God, hidden in your heart, which will enable you to withstand the world, the flesh, and the devil. We send you forth with one constant prayer, that you will put on the whole armor of God. May this final verse be your shield as it has been mine. Finally, Brethren, whatsoever things are true, ...honest, ... just, ...pure, ...lovely, ...of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Philippians 4:18 Sincerely in Christ, EDUCATION WITH A BIBLE FOUNDATION HIGH SCHOOLTEACHERS Mr. John Garner Bible Mi88 Joan Langham English Librarian Miss Rebecca Courney French and German 6th 7th English 6th Geography Mr. Henry Silcox Science and Math 6 Mr. Andrew Murphy Science Math Mr. William Larish General Math Phys. Ed. History Mrs. Ann Murry, Home Economics 7th Science Reading Phys. Ed. Mrs. Joan Carman Health Mrs. Ethelyn Burks Typing and Bookkeeping PHOTO Mr. Charles DiSabato NOT available Algebra II 7 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS 8 Mr. Edward Meshey Fifth Grade Mr. James Buchanan Instrumental Music Mrs. Armena D'Arcangelo Miss Sarah Bess Geibel Music and High School Choir Elementary Tutor Mr. Lowell Barr Bookkeeper Mrs. Sue Speaker Secretary Mrs. Sue Fetterolf Bus Driver 9 SENIORS i . - ■ rotates Sf aS|fc W M t-xsHtL Wmmm mxx mss , XiX’fiy,'Xt, mam. iJfe® mm� y ', , ESta g i?! toTt ' jnl :AV.'.' aSil I .4H • ,lllg vTi M V- mmm� S w PMtaagra Seniors Deborah Ann Barr ....Debbie...favorite saying Does anyone have a pen or pencil I can borrow?......prize possession her saddle bag....future plans Chester County School of Nursing...Choir 11, 12} yearbook 11,12.................. Psalm 27 1 The Lord is my light and my salva- tion} whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life} of whom shall I be afraid? Mary Ann Bickford ...Mary...favorite saying: Shhhhh, be quiet ....future plans: college ...choir 11,12; yearbook 12; basket- ball 11,12...................;....... Psalm 8:3, + When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars which thou hast ordained; what is man, that thou art mindful of him? And the son of man, that thou visitest him? Sonata Lynette Biehl Donna Lynn Craig .....Dondi....favorite saying: I'm hungry .............prize possession: her cherry chapstick........future plans: Secretary......choir 11, 12; yearbook 11, 12; Student Council 12........... Ecclesiastes 3:1 To every thing there is a season; and a time to every purpose under the heaven. .... Inos ....favorite saying: muj bien ..prize possession: her guitar .....future plans: college....choir 11, 12; yearbook 11, 12............. I Corinthians 13:5 Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil. 13 Terrie Lee Muller .....Terrie.....favorite saying: I don't believe It ......prize posses- sion: her sucrets box.future plans: Nursing.....choir 12; year- book 12. Deuteronomy 31x6 Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he is he that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee. Thomas James Tarbotton ... T-bone ..favorite saying: want an M 4 M? ....prize possession: his curly locks.....future plans: col- lege.................................choir 11, 12; yearbook 11; soccer 11, 12: basketball 11, 12;... student council 12.................. Psalm 69:6 Let not them that wait on thee, 0 Lord God of hosts, be ashamed for my sake: let not those that seek thee be confounded for my sake, 0 God of Israel. UNDERCLASSMEN Joanne Armstrong Sherry Bailey Phyllis Bickford Robbie Bredin n 0 magnify the Lord with me and let us exalt his name together. Psalm 3 :3 Kathi Bailey CleEtte Dowling Fred Heisler Jay Orfetel Ron Stimeare Suzann Trioler 16 Dave Kennedy But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as ea- gles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah W0;31 Mary Lou Mortimer 17 Beth Pippin Donna Stimeare Stuart Tripler i Karen Woolfrey Cathy Speaker Billy Muller Sharon ShanK Laurie Watt 18 Cheryl Boyd Larry Craig James Gizzi Kathryn Heisler But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Philippians bl 9 19 Tim Eachus Scott Eggleston Laura Hall Herbie Hamilton 20 David Holobovich Rusty Hugill Susan Rose Penny Malehorn For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the- power of God. I Corinthians 1s18 David Mohr John Morrow Karen Muller Susan Orfetel 21 ☆ Gordon Pippin Janet Shank Steve Watson Ruth Watt Norman Wilson Jeff Speaker Jane Watson 22 Peggy Jo Roderer Pam Watson Lisa Weber James Micheal Teri Piotrowski Kathy Blazer Christy Follette Doris Major George Holmes Tim Carman Therefore being justified by faith we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 5 1 In God is my salvation and my glory: the rock of my strength, and my refuge, is in God. Psalms 62:7 Anne DISabato Cindy Fehl Diana Foster Carolyn Hastie 24 Jill Mantz Richard Martone Judy Mohr Jay Tarbotton Matthew Pollock Donna Weber 25 Front Row: M. Pollock: S. Blair, A. Spence, D. Smith. Second Row: T. Micheal, C. Phillips, Mrs. Hall, D. Rudolph, B. Zimmer- man. Absent: J. Collins. PRE-K The Pre-Kindergarten class learns through experiences. The class prepares the children both mentally and physically for their school experiences. The daily schedule includes Bible stories, language skills, number and reading readiness, and muscle coordination skills. The class has enjoyed pop- ping popcorn, toasting and eating pumpkin seeds, baking Christmas cookies, and planting and watching flowers grow. In the spring we will be taking several field trips. 28 Front Row: D. Kephart, S. Delaney, J. Griffith, R. McMillen, V. Speaker. Second Row: P. Fetterolf, J. Watson, Miss Lewis, C. Holmes, D. Cowart. The Kindergarten Class at West Chester Christian School has al- ready learned the sounds of ten letters of the alphabet. We read our first real story which was more fun than just reading words. Our special units planned for this year are Keep Healthy, Transporta- tion, Our Five Senses, Let's Play Safe, and The Form. Special projects like writing stories, drawing pictures, making murals, and watching interesting films are included in our study of each of these topics. We are anticipating the Lord's continued blessing upon our class as we learn many new things and grow to trust Him more each day. 29 Front Row: Miss Hopson, H. Follette, B. Biehl, N. Vance, D. Ham- ilton, S. Morrow. Second Row: M. Armstrong, D. Major, J. H. Co- wart, D. Shank, C. Griffith, M. Silcox. Third Row: D. Arcus, J, Pollock, J. Fisher, G. Clewell, P. Weber. Absent: D. Murry. This year the first grade began putting sounds together to form words. They learned to add and sub- tract from 1 to 20. We practiced being pilgrims at Thanksgiving by making biscuits and butter. The first graders held a farewell party in January for John Kascur who moved to California. They plan on field trips to the library, police station, and fire department. 30 Front Row: C. Glass, B. Beck, J. Hamilton, B. Johnson, S. Walls B. A. Willis. Second Row: R. Carman, V. Collins, Miss Cole, M. Piotrowski, J. Griffith. Absent: J. Barr, J. Murry. The second graders this year have experimented with many things. We tried to make paper mache turkeys. At Christmas time, we spent some time in making and decorating Christmas cookies. We are learning to write in cursive. We hope to start learning how to multiply. Later in the year we will be taking a short field trip to a science museum. 31 Front Row: W. Caroselli, T. Armstrong, M. Muller, J. Rawson, R. Vance, K. McMlllen. Second Row: Miss Dear, S. Palmer, J. Tar- botton, J. A. Collins, J. Jones, B. Johnson. Come and visit our third grade class. On Missionary Monday inspir- ing missionary stories are read, letters to missionaries are written and prayer is offered. Various types of poetry are shared during Tuesday Rhyme Time. Wednesday our thoughts turn towards the world around us. Prayer is made for the leaders of our land. News articles are read and discussed. Thursday may be the day we will have hatch- a-fact. Children take turns open- ing a plastic egg which contains an interesting new fact. Friday free reading and our art class are two special features ; of the week. I hope you have enjoyed your visit to our class. 32 Front Row: Miss Boston J. Simmons, T. Pollock, E. Johnson, D. Silcox, M. B. McMillen. Second Row: L. Shank, D. Foster, C. Fehl, L. Hall, R. Fogg, J. D'Arcangelo. Third Row: D. Beck, D. Cre- means, K. Micheal, J. English, W. Walls. Absent: D. Palmer. 4 Beside the regular reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic, we have en- joyed other interesting activities. Among them has been making popcorn balls, Christmas plays and now lightbulb puppets. We also have been enjoying a trip around the world in Social Studies. To enrich our studies, we have enjoyed pineapples from Hawaii and a Japanese meal complete with chopsticks and seaweed. We are also anticipating a trip to the Art Museum to view the Japanese and Indian displays. 33 Front Row J. Dowling, C. Morrow, M. DiSabato, G. Smith, E. Hamilton, R. Fogg, K. Kephart, Second Row Mr. Meshey, D. Stewart, W. Armstrong, A. Pippin, J. Cremeans, M. Caroselli, N. English, Third Row: K. Hamilton, D. Whippan, S. Barr, D. Eachus, M. Holmes, G. Watt, L. an Ess. The fifth grade highlights for the year have included the sponsor- ing of the year-long bake sale to help raise funds for our new build- ing. We also had our second annual hobby day which included some fourth graders. We will be par- ticipation in Culture Week in March which is something new for the elementary school. Something else that is new this year is the arrival of a student teacher from Baptist Bible College. Mr. Dale Bower is spending seven weeks learning about classroom procedure. Later in the year we are planning some trips to alley Forge, Hope- well illage, and to the Art Museum in Philadelphia. 34 ATHLETICS ■ Front Row: A1 Armstrong Gordon Pippin Ed Bredin Steve Watson Rob Dowling Jeff Speaker Second Row: Rob Bredin Larry Craig Jay Orfetel Dave Kennedy Mr. Murphy Thlrd Row. Dave Burry Ron Stimeare Bill Muller Stu Tripier Jeff Carman Tom Tarbotton JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Bill Kephart Matt Pollock Jay Tarbotton Ed Bredin Tim Carman Second Row: George Holmes Richard Martone Gordon Pippin Mr. Murphy Steve Watson Jeff Speaker Rob Dowling Not Pictured Sue Tripler Sherry Bailey Donna Karen Muller Stimeare Diane Susan Hastie Debra Murry Watson Kathi Bailey Tami Hugill 'Vartiti 'i Jill Mantz Kathy Blazer Carolyn Hastie Geri Carman Lisa Weber Front Row: Herb Hamilton, Matt Pollock, Tim Carman, Jeff Speaker. Second Row: Mr. Murphy, Steve Watson, Scott Eggleston, Rob Dowling, Jim Micheal. Front Row: Doris Major, Sue Tripler, Phyllis Bickford. „ „„ J Second Row: Sue Rose, Christy Follette, Laurie Watt, Mary Bickford, Joanne Armstrong, Mrs. Bickford. j®SS AS '; iv . '%•?,. .•. vV • jfiSl Bern? • t w4mMr4 w ,� • - ‘ v: V %, . v- v. “: -a - .■ .vv2. V ■1 � r £§hU . 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The following people have given many hours in this task: Carolyn Hastie, Susan Hastie, Diane Watson, Dondi Craig, Mrs. Robert Carman, Mrs. Noel ance, Mrs. John Hastie, 54 and Mrs. Richard McMillen. LIBFFIRV Front Row: Second Row: S. Biehl L. Evans T. Muller D. Craig C. Dowling Absent: J. Armstrong P. Bickford K. Bailey S. Tripler D. Barr M. Mortimer R. Stimeare F. Heisler Third Row: L. Watt J. Orfetel i c=t75m n FRHR EDITOR . . . Debbie Barr; ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . Jay Orfetel; SECRE- TARY, TYPIST . . . Dondi Craig; SALES MANAGER . . . Soni Biehl; PHO- TOGRAPHY . . . Mr. Leo D'Arcangelo; Mr. Ted Meshey, Leona Evans; ART WORK . . .Mr. Lou Craig, Ron Stimeare; ADVERTISING . . .Mr. Lowell Barr ; ADVISER . . .Miss Joan Langham. A first at West Chester Christian School this year was the for- mation of the Student Council. This new organization is comprised of representatives from the student body for the purposes of expressing the ideas of the students and helping the administration in different areas of school life. Several committees have been organized to meet some of the needs of the school and to plan various activities in the school. A president and vice-president, as well as a secretary and treasurer, have been elected from the student body. The Student Coun- cil did a commendable job this year, but hopes to accomplish even greater things next year. Lv -4. A . President...........Jay Orfetel Vice-President....Tom Tarbotton Secretary...........Dondi Craig Treasurer...........Susan Hastie Representatives 6th Grade.........Carolyn Hastie 7th Grade.............Pam Watson 8th Grade............Geri Blazer 9th Grade.........Tom Piotrowski 10th Grade........Kris Cremeans 11th 12th Grade...Sue Tripler 56 Superlatives MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jay Orfetel Sue Tripler MOST RESERVED A1 Armstrong Joanne Armstrong BEST ATHLETES MOST CONGENIAL 58 Ron Stimeare Soni Biehl Bill Muller Tami Hugill HOST STUDIOUS MOST TALENTED Dondi Craig Jay Orfetel BEST ALL-AROUND Tom Tarbotton Debbie Barr But glory, honor, and peace, to every man that worketh good... Romans 2:10 Debbie Barr Tom Tarbotton MOST FUN Soni Biehl Ron Stimeare CONGRATU LATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM cJack. 'EBox 61 c 'b THE ELEMENTARY STAFF WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS UPON THEIR GRADUATION The Lord hath done great things for us: whereof we are glad. Psalm 126:3 The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore. Psalm 121:8 WELCOME TO PAWLING BAPTIST CHURCH Pawling Road, Phoenixville, Pa. Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. Morning Service - 11:00 A.M. Evening Service - 7:00 P.M. Pastor - Raymond K. Reighn Asst. Pastor - Walter E. Nazaruk 62 RIDLEY BOWL 50 AMF LANES Fully Automatic MORTON AVE. off MacDADE BLVD. FOLSOM, PA. LEhigh 2-6641 63 Open daily 9a.m. TO OUR 1975 GRADUATES MAY YOU LIVE POR THE LORD ALWAYS UNTIL HE COMES AGAIN And be ye not conformed tp this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. Romans 12:2 You’ve got a WORLD FULL of Writ Triay colleges to choose from. Think of the possibilities of a mistake! How in the world do you know which college is forYOU? What kind of thing do you look for in a college? Where do you start looking? Why is one college better than another for YOU? 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