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

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Scott's and Steve’s teasing and hasselling were just some of the things “Jillsy” put up with in Accounting II. She claims her Binaca as her prized possession and her alto voice as her forte. Working in the second grade this year with Miss Cole has led her into Elementary Education at Bob Jones University. II Cor. 1:3. 4 When news happens, George is there taking pictures. Because he is content and easy-going, George is a friend to everyone. Being in charge of candy sales and making pep pins leave him with little free time, but he is still willing to give a helping hand where ever need- ed. His mechanical inclina- tions have led George into the field of computer program- ming at West Chester State College. Heb. 13:5 Although Matt is just a lit- tle guy, his seven years in the school have proven that he’s got a big heart. He took on the responsibility of leading, and sometimes pushing, the sen- ior class to reach its goal. “Magic’s” height makes no difference on the basketball court as he dribbles around any opponent. He looks back on his summer at High Point Bible Conference with fond memories because of the spiri- tual impact the camp had on his life. Baptist Bible College is the place where Matthew plans to continue his educa- tion, later to become a Chris- tian school teacher and coach. Col. 3:17 “Bunny” always seems to be dropping a few books. Her love for the Lord and pleasant per- sonality have made Bonnie a much admired person. Her gentle spirit exhibited both to her classmates and her first grade pupils will aid Bonnie as she goes into nursing at Bob Jones University. Joshua 1:8, 9 George Wallace Osman Thorndale, PA Seniors Bonnie Charlene Smith Boothwyn, PA

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 B. K., Beaker” William Kay Kephart Wilmington. DE refer to this dynamo of per- suasive power. He can dispute v any subject you care to dis- Br- euss; occasionally he uses this power to enlighten teachers EjSfe here at WCCS. His talents 'W% BB range from juggling balls to ;-juggling prices at the Jk cream counter. We're sure he X — By §fi books as P” - ., he goes on to Pre-Med at Bob B . ’ Jones University. VHV H; -..: Bp, NST Saundra will be remembered V V for tormenting Mrs. Huber in vi IvX both Shorthand I and Typing - classes. One of her fondest MP A j Kr, memories of her summer Pfly Word of Life Camp where she ShT . ». ?;p,hn;is: s.„„d„u.■w. .p» Saundra plans to take secre- courses a Bible Matt. Seniors Joanne worked as a part-time lifeguard this past summer and learned the art of mouth T T . to mouth resusutation, which •v Joanne Karen Major Boothwyn, PA she later taught the class. She enjoys animals and eating IB M M's. talks her |B made many an interesting lunch conversation. Joanne V has decided to into busi- f hw i- ness or education at Cedar- t A m nBbu TuJ J a ville College. LBbV Joshua ■t Scott's rather relaxed manner T shows his calm and consider- ate B the pastry B bake ways appreciate WCCS, for V. N %’V jteijt is here that he found the Lord YNRBB TVr-v ’ 1fiSgB as his Saviour. All these di- verse factors have blended to- Jones University for a major Joshua ! 9 Scott Albert Manni West Chester. PA

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Jonathan Craig Stanley Springfield, PA Seniors Jay Walter Tarbotten Glen Mills, Pa Even though Jon” was the new kid on the block, he jumped right in and became involved with as much as he could. His testimony and will- ingness to help out have left a big impression on his class- mates. Jonathan plans to at- tend Philadelphia College of the Bible for a Bible Minis- tries Program and then pur- sue his masters degree in Christian Psychology. Gal. 5:16-26 In his five years here, Mike” has charmed teachers and students alike with his fun- loving personality. His love for children was obvious as he coached an intramural boys’ basketball team and worked with Mr. Boston in the fourth grade. Mike has enjoyed par- ticipating in the athletic pro- gram throughout his years at WCCS. In the fall Michael plans to attend a Bible college and major in Business Man- agement. Rom. 10:9, 10 Jay has proven himself a scholar who truly uses what God has given him. Never get- ting less than an A,” Jay was the example of a perfect stu- dent. His friendly manner and soft temperment, shown to all who have come in contact with him, will be of great val- ue as Jay goes on to serve the Lord in the field of electrical engineering at Penn State University. Phil. 2:13 “Dave” will always be remem- bered at the class clown. His humorous comments on life kept everyone laughing until they cried. Although Paul is most known for his wit, he also has a serious side. His or- ganization of the meatball sandwich sales showed Dave’s leadership. Always giving en- couragement to those that were under the weather, he proved himself to be a true friend. We’re sure he’ll take his penguins with him as he goes on to a Bible college. James 1:22, 23 Michael Shawn Stewart Glen Mills, PA David Paul Taylor Wilmington, DE 1 7