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Athletic Banquet 2011

Tonight our school held it's annual Athletic Banquet honoring all of the athletes for their participation in the school sports program.  We had a very nice meal of spaghetti, lasagna, salad, green beans, corn, bread, and lots and lots of desserts.  It was very good.  We also had a short devotional by a pastor whose grand kids go to school with us.  I'd be lying if I said there was no pun aimed towards the "end of the world predictions" but it was a very good devotional on teamwork, as in teamwork in working together to spread the gospel.  It was kind of a charge to the kids as well as to the parents to go out and spread the word over the summer.  Then we had the awards ceremony. Carlie and Makena both got trophy's for participating in the pee wee basketball program and Carl got a gift for being an assistant coach for the pee wee boys.  I didn't get a chance to take many pictures, but here are the few that I did take:
Heather, Gracie, Skyler, and Carlie enjoying their meal
together.

Trey found a new girlfriend, and she's in the 9th grade!
Look out Hayley :)

Carl with Makena and Trey

Mrs. Jennifer giving Carlie her trophy.
She wouldn't stop so I could take her picture!

Makena was so proud of her trophy!

It was a great night, and we know that we are very blessed to be able to send our kids to a Christian school.  We are thankful for our school family as well as our church family.  They are awesome people who genuinely care about us :)

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