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    Volume 4, Issue 1

    Perry Floyd, Full TimeChaplain

    2

    Success Continues for

    Basketball, Cheer

    2

    Welcome, Class of 2014 3

    Time Capsule 3

    Where Are They Now? 4-6

    How to Stay Involved 6

    Inside this issue:Hope Christian Middle

    Schools community out-

    reach group, Weekend

    Missions, hosted an end

    of the year party with

    an unusual theme: hair.

    The Haircutting Party

    gave 31 students, staff,and parentsthe oppor-

    tunity to cut and donate

    their long locks to the

    Childhood Leukemia

    Foundation (CLF). Do-

    nated hair will be used

    to make wigs for chil-

    dren across the nation

    who have lost their hair

    due to cancer treatment.

    The event was held at

    DAmbrosio Designs

    Hair Studio.

    Last fall, science teacher

    Brenda Angus was ap-

    proached by a student

    wanting to donate her

    hair to charity. I loved

    the idea so much, said

    Mrs. Angus, I told her I

    would do it

    with her.

    Mrs. Angus

    posted a sign

    up sheet on

    her classroom

    door to en-

    courage stu-

    dents to growtheir hair un-

    til the end of

    the school

    year. The par-

    ticipants,

    mostly 6thand

    7thgrade girls,

    each donated

    at least 10 of

    hair.

    Cut hair was

    placed in individual

    sealable bags and will

    be shipped to CLFs

    headquarters in New

    Jersey. After cutting off

    the donated portion of

    their hair, participants

    received complimentary

    haircuts from

    DAmbrosio stylists.

    I pray and hope the

    students participating

    get a sense of communi-

    ty, giving back, sacrifice,

    and love, says Mrs. An-

    gus In addition, they

    would be an example to

    others and be able to

    inspire other students to

    contribute to our world.

    Short Cuts to a Good Cause

    May 2014

    Tom Morris - Then & NowTeacher, coach, and ad-ministrator -- Mr. Tom

    Morris has done it all.

    Mr. Morris holds a spe-

    cial place in Hope histo-

    ry as one of the original

    teachers hired for the

    first school year in 1976.

    In the early years of

    Hope, Mr. Morris filled

    many roles from mathteacher to volleyball

    coach.

    Mr. Morris returned to

    Hope in 2011 as Direc-

    tor of Academic Affairs.

    In his newest role, Mr.

    Morris has implemented

    new curriculum and pro-

    vides leadership for all

    three campuses. Hope is

    blessed to have a dedi-

    cated teacher return as

    a gifted administrator.

    Husky HappeningsAlumni Newsletter

    Top: Students show their long hair

    Bottom: Brenda Angus and students after

    donating their hair

    Coach Morris and Girls Basketball

    Mr. Morris at 14 Commencement

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    Boys Basketball

    This year marked the 12th State

    Championshipfor Hope Boys Bas-

    ketball with Coach Jim Murphy,

    who is now tied for the record of

    most State Basketball Champion-

    ships won by a NM coach.

    Cheer

    2014 marked the 11th consecu-

    tive win for the Hope Cheer pro-

    gram with Coach Kelly Grice. It is

    also the 13th title in the last 14

    years for the cheer program and

    Coach Grice.

    Congratulations

    to all Hope

    athletes, past

    and present!

    As Hope Chris-tian School con-

    tinues to grow, sodo the needs of

    our studentbody. The ad-ministration andteachers haveseen a growing

    need for a fulltime chaplain, who

    is more readilyavailable to meet the concerns of ourfamilies and students. Due to Hopes

    growing needs, the decision was made tocreate a full time chaplain position be-

    ginning the 2014-15 school year.

    Mr. Perry Floyd was asked to fill theposition of full time school chaplain, forall levels, as needed. The school chap-lain will be responsible for organizingand planning all retreats, be available for

    student counseling or referrals, planchapel services, hospital visits, available

    to speak in Bible classes, Bible Depart-ment Head, and will help guide thespiritual formation of our student

    body. We believe that creating this

    new position will help to better meetthe needs of our student body and fami-

    lies.

    As many of you know, Mr. Floyd has

    been on staff as a teacher and part timechaplain for many years. He has taughtWorld Views to seniors, and has beenan integral part of equipping our seniors

    for the years after high school.

    Mr. Floyd leaving the classroom left a

    teaching position open, which we justrecently filled. The senior Bible class

    will be taught by Christian Schlenker, a

    Hope Alum.

    We are excited for Mr. Floyd and theministry opportunities his new position

    presents.

    Cheer Goes Up to 11, Basketball makes 12

    Perry Floyd Becomes Full Time Chaplainby Terry Heisey, High School Principal

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    Mr. and Mrs. Floyd

    2012 Yearbook

    Mr. Floyd from the 1995 Yearbook

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    On May 22 the Class of 2014 completed their

    journey as Huskies. Here are some facts about

    our newest group of Alumni:

    Class Size: 104 Students

    Amount Offered in Scholarships: $4,355,000

    Valedictorian: Emily Carrico

    Salutatorians: Melissa Rosenthal & Brandon

    Zabala

    2014 Hope Graduates will attend many colleges

    including: The University of New Mexico, New

    Mexico State University, Central New Mexico

    Community College, Eastern New Mexico Uni-versity, United States Air Force Academy, Grand

    Canyon University, Texas Tech University, Colo-

    rado Christian University, & MIT.

    Class Scripture: The wicked man flees

    though no one pursues, but the righteous are

    as bold as a lion. Proverbs 28:1

    Congratulations Class of 2014

    Time Capsule

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    Recognize any of these pictures or items? Join the Time Capsule conversa-

    tion on Facebook and tell us what Blasts from the Past youd like to see!

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    WHERE

    Are They

    Now

    ?

    80 Debbie Dapson Jones has been mar-

    ried to her husband, Michael, for almost

    31 years. They have traveled all around

    the world for Michaels military career and

    now live in Washington D.C. Debbie and

    Michael have three daughters and three

    granddaughters. Debbie is currently a

    member of the Christian Motorcycle Asso-ciation, which supports local charities and

    families in need.

    81

    Nate

    Lashway

    and his

    wife

    Tammy

    live in

    Madagas-

    car

    where heis a Mis-

    sionary

    Team

    Leader

    with Assemblies of God World Missions.

    They have two children: Caleb (21) and

    Becca (18). Nates work includes training

    pastors, developing church leaders, and

    implementing church planting initiatives in

    hard to access places around the country

    of Madagascar. Lashway family blog:

    www.madmissionaries.wordpress.com.

    HCS ALUMNI NEWSLETTERPAGE 4 VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1

    85 John Stocum and his wife, Deborah,

    live in Moriarty, NM. John is a Lieutenant

    for the Torrance County Sheriffs Depart-

    ment (Crime Scene/Evidence).

    82 Charissa Shero Barnaby and her hus-

    band Bob have two children: Ashlea (27)

    and Kamron (22). Charissa works as a wor-

    ship director.

    82 Wayne Shero lives in Texas and has

    four children and two grandchildren.

    Wayne is a business owner and is a board

    member of the Williamson County Live-

    stock Association. I still after all these

    years reflect on Hope and the love (more

    than anything) that I received there.

    84 Karen Gerharter-Goodman is mar-

    ried to Phil Goodman. She is an airline

    pilot and a Delta Naval Reservist. Karen

    studied Physics and Astronomy at USC,

    earned her B.S. in Biblical Studies from

    Arlington Baptist, and is working on her

    Masters of Christian Apologetics at Biola.

    She serves on the board of directors of thenon-profit Death Valley 49ers.

    84 Dr. Ana Gonzalez earned her B.A.,

    M.A., and Ph.D in Education from the Uni-

    versity of New Mexico. Ana is currently a

    principal.

    84 Michelle Hinkle Martin, married to

    Wally Martin, has two children: Spike (16)

    and Morgan (15). Michelle has an A.A. in

    Environmental Science from Saddleback

    College and a B.A. in Business Administra-

    tion from Eastern New Mexico University.

    She works as a field naturalist and teaches

    for Inside the Outdoors, an environmen-

    tal education program for the Orange

    County Department of Education.

    84 Jody Meywes and her husband

    Lance have four children: Seth (15), and

    Zoe, Henri, and Ian (10). Jody has an Asso-

    ciate Degree in Business Administration/

    Accounting, Banking & Finance, and Infor-

    mation Management from Asheville-

    Buncombe Technical Community College

    and a diploma in Medical Transcription.

    She works for an insurance company that

    specializes in Medicaid funds for mental

    health providers.

    84 Beth Frey Pomeroy married Dan

    Pomeroy (85) and they have two children:

    Chelsey (18) and Kyle (16). Beth received

    her B.S. in Nursing from the University of

    New Mexico and is an RN in the ICU at

    Baptist Health Louisville. Her family is ac-

    tive at their church, First Baptist of Fair-

    dale.

    85 John Barnhill married Shannon Ek

    (85). They have two children: Jacob (15)

    and Emma (10). John earned a B.S. in Edu-

    cation from the University of New Mexico

    and is a teacher for the Albuquerque Pub-

    lic Schools.

    84 Tom Scripter graduated from Excelsi-

    or University with a B.S. in Business. He

    earned his MBS from Wake Forest Univer-

    sity. Tom has two children: Ashley (25)

    and Emily (22). Tom works at Sandia Na-

    tional Labs as a Data Scientist.

    85 Sandi Leach Williams has five chil-

    dren: Jimmy

    (22), Taylor

    (20), Zach

    (18), Abby

    (16), and

    Emily (13)

    all of whom

    have graduat-

    ed from or

    currently

    attend Hope.Sandi attend-

    ed Oral Rob-

    erts Universi-

    ty and the

    University of

    New Mexico.

    She is currently the Associate Director of

    Development at Hope. Sandi is serving as

    head coach of the Huskette and Cheer

    programs at Hope.

    82 Francine Childers Campbell has

    three children: Trevor (12), Katelyn (8),

    and Ryan (6). Francine received her B.S. in

    Education from the University of New

    Mexico. She has been involved in the run-

    ning of the childrens ministry at LibertyBaptist Church for 18 years.

    84 Stacy Whitaker Guerin and her hus-

    band Damian have two children. Stacy

    received her B.A. in Elementary Education

    from the University of Northern Colorado

    and has her Gifted Endorsement (K-12)

    from the State of Colorado. She teaches

    elementary student in the Talented & Gift-ed classes.

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    PAGE 5 HCS ALUMNI NEWSLET TER VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1

    86 Tom (Tommy) Tollison has been

    married to his wife Dubravka Tollison,

    M.D. for

    12 years.

    They have

    three chil-

    dren:

    Thomas

    (10), Ma-

    tea (7),

    and Leia

    (4). Tom

    graduated

    from the

    University

    of New

    Mexico in 1991 and Southern University

    Law School in 1995. He is the Senior Assis-

    tant General Counsel for U-Haul.

    90 Danny Barnhart and his wife Aman-

    da live in Colorado. Danny works in hay

    farming and insurance.

    96 Kelly Ecton Scherer lives in Colorado

    with her

    husband,

    Bo. Kelly

    graduated

    with a B.S.

    in Human

    Servicesfrom the

    Metropol-

    itan State

    College of

    Denver.

    She is a Victim Advocate (first responder)

    at the Jefferson County Sheriffs Office.

    Kelly and Bo love their church, Mission

    Hills.

    94 Kimberly Rosenberger earned her

    Associate of Science in Respiratory Thera-

    py and works for Lowes Home Improve-

    ment. Kimberly says Hope created my

    heart to have a kind, gentle soul and de-

    veloped my mind to accept what I have

    seen and the life I live as God having a

    special plan for me.

    95 Juanita (Nita) Knotts Valdez has four

    children: Gavin (15), Devin (9), Jadin (6),

    and Paxtin (4). Nita married Daniel Valdez

    and is a second grade teacher for Rio Ran-

    cho Elementary School. She earned her

    B.S. in Elementary and Special Education

    from the University of New Mexico and

    has an M.A. in Education from the Univer-

    sity of Phoenix.

    88 Daniel Merritt and his wife Yvette

    live in Washington with their three chil-

    dren: Michael (11), Rebecca (9), and Ben-jamin (5). Daniel earned his B.S. in Physics

    from the University of Puget Sound and

    works in chemical sales. Daniel and his

    wife lead worship for several local minis-

    tries, are board members of The Firehouse

    Church (where Yvette is also worship lead-

    er), and have started a prayer/worship

    ministry called The Upper Room PNW.

    91 Scott Carlson and his wife Saundra

    have two children: Kyle (14) and Katie

    (11). Scott served in the US Navy and is

    currently a warehouse and inventory con-

    trol manager.

    94 Marci Whitehead Dighton and her

    husband Derek will be married 16 years in

    July.

    They

    have

    two

    chil-

    dren:Allison

    (14)

    and

    Johnathan (11). Marci has her B.S. in Fami-

    ly Development with a minor in Sociology

    from Oklahoma Baptist University. She

    substitutes and helps out at her childrens

    school. Her family attends Lenexa Baptist

    Church, where she has led Bible studies

    and Derek serves as a Deacon.

    94 Cinnamon Ruvolo Wolfe lives in Cali-

    fornia with her husband, Paul. She has two

    stepchildren: Kyle (15) and Kaylee (13).

    Cinnamon earned both her B.B.A. and

    M.B.A. from the University of New Mexi-

    co. She currently works in human re-

    sources and is a professional photogra-

    pher.

    02 Robert Strong and his wife Kristal

    live in Oklahoma and have two children:

    Collin (5) and Emma (2). Robert earned adegree in Mechanical Engineering from

    John Brown University and is an Engineer-

    ing Supervisor for T.D. Williamson.

    02 Andrea Ulman Tapp and her hus-

    band Kenny have two children: Abigail (2)

    and Evan (4 months). Andrea received her

    B.S. in Family and Consumer Sciences from

    Baylor University. She currently works

    with abused and neglected children with

    the State of Oklahoma and is a stay at

    home mom. Her family is passionateabout living sustainably off of the land and

    hope to have a business incorporating

    building with sustainability.

    03 Matt Danner and his wife Katie have

    two children: Adelyne (3) and Remington

    (11 months). Matt has a B.A. in Criminal

    Justice from New Mexico State University

    and a J.D. from the University of New

    Mexico. Matt is an attorney at Swaim,

    Finlayson, & Puma, P.C. Matt and his fami-

    ly attend Desert Springs Church where heand his wife serve in the childrens minis-

    tries and with missions groups.

    04 Melanie Baker Dunn and her hus-

    band John have one son, Noah, who will

    be 1 year old this summer. Melanie has

    her B.S. and M.A. in Elementary Education,

    both from the University of New Mexico.

    She works as a 3rd grade teacher for the

    Albuquerque Public Schools.

    86 Paula Ollila and her fianc, Jeff Abra-

    ham, are planning their wedding for July

    2015 in Cancun, Mexico. They were en-

    gaged on December 22nd

    , 2012 in Albu-

    querque by the Rio Grande during a family

    photo session. Paula lives in Arizona

    where she works as an accountant.

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    Update your contact information by filling out anAlumni Questionnaire

    Donateto the Tuition Assistance Fund (started and funded by Hope Alumni)

    Join the Hope Alumni Facebook Group. E-mail [email protected] for an invitation!

    Want to be Involved?

    Hope Christian School

    PAGE 6 HCS ALUMNI NEWSLET TER VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1

    Katie Swaim

    Communications, Fundraising, Alumni Coordinator

    Sandi Williams

    Associate Director of Development

    08 Chris Ela is a Tactical Air Control Par-

    ty officer in the US Air Force. While at-

    tending the Air Force Academy, Chris trav-

    eled with the Fellowship of Catholic Uni-

    versity Students on a mission trip to El

    Salvador and also studied abroad in Cairo,

    Egypt where he served as student-teacher

    of English. Chris became host for delega-tions visiting the Air Force Academy from

    Saudi Arabia, Algeria, and Turkey. After

    graduating, Chris spent time teaching an

    ethical management and leadership semi-

    nar in China.

    04 Kjirstin Alton Phillips and her hus-

    band Christopher have three children:

    Daniel (7), Joey (4), and Annalysa (1).

    Christopher is in the US Air Force and their

    family currently lives in Italy. Kjirstin at-

    tended the University of New Mexico and

    is going to Western Governors University.

    11 Shelby Jennings is currently attend-

    ing the University of New Mexico. She is a

    study hall aide and tutor at Hope.

    13 Brittney Sherman is currently study-

    ing nursing at the University of the New

    Mexico.

    13 Mariah Carrisalez attends CentralNew Mexico and is pursuing a degree in

    Business and Education. Outside of school,

    Mariah works in a childrens clothing

    store.

    06 Taylor Nail lives in Orlando, Florida

    and is a staff member of Campus Crusade

    for Christ. Taylor works on the Jesus Film

    Project and has traveled to over 25 coun-

    tries and recorded 24 different languages.

    Taylor does audio dubbing for new lan-

    guages for the film. Taylor has a Bachelor

    of Creative Media in Digital Film Making

    from New Mexico State University.

    04 Tiffani Escajeda is currently a Rela-

    tionship Banker with Bank of Albuquer-

    que.

    04 - Desiree Rolston Graham and her

    husband Chris married in December 2008.

    They have two boys: Christopher (5) and

    Daniel (2). Desiree is a stay at home mom.

    05- Leslie Bennett lives in Colorado where

    she is a software engineer for Davidson

    Technologies. Leslie earned three degrees

    from UCCS: B.S. in Computer Science, B.A.

    in Economics, and a B.S. in Mathematics.

    04 Amanda Lott Vehar, married to

    Greg Vehar, earned her B.S. in Elementary

    and Special Education and an M.A. in Sec-

    ondary Education from the University of

    New Mexico. Amanda is a middle school

    special education math teacher.

    At Hope, we love for our Alumni to stay part of our community. Here are a

    few ways to keep up and stay involved with your Alma Mater:

    [email protected] [email protected]

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