Baketball

Last year the season the boy's season ended 1-6. The boys were not defeated though. Encouraging one another, they all said that they would do better next year. They held their heads high, talking about how they would practice and get better. This year they started off in the same way. They lost their first game by 12. They all hung their heads, thinking that the season would the like the one before that. But they came back. Since that first game the guys team has gone 4-1, outscoring their opponents by 21 points. After last game's victory by 13 points, which guaranteed a winning season, they look forward to the last team they have to play.

The girls team entered the season shakily. Having scrimmaged against the boys had hurt their hopes, and none of them thought that they would have a winning season. But when they took the court the first day, for a double header none-the-less, they won both games. They won the next game after that, largely due to the efforts of their center Emie Salem, who was averaging around 20 points a game with about that many boards. Unfortunately they lost their next game, also losing Emie who was injured during the game. The girls lost their next game, with one of the few highlights being Sydney making the only basket. The girls are looking depressed, and need some fan support. Their next game is at 10:00 at Eastside YMCA, and I expect alot of fans there, who are all yelling.

Fire!

On our way out!

Almost to safety!

Glassy Mountain Fire Dept. to the Rescue.

We are too cool!

Feeling a bit chilly!

Some in K-5 waiting to go back inside.

The third graders... waiting patiently.

Basket Ball!

Games are always at the Eastside YMCA

Here is a map:


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Basketball quick shots

This is from the lens of the Harmless Family Camera...

Some Fans!

More Fans!

And More Fans!

Getting warmed up with their very business like coach.

So, there you go.

This must have been a great warmup because WE WON!

School is back in Session!

School has started back up, and we are all ready and raring to go. We are ready to tackle new challenges, and we are ready to finish strong.

But we want to tackle the tail end of the year with the right focus, so Mr. Conner shared with us the importance of prayer. He also gave us some practical advice on how to be more steadfast in our prayer-lives.

Here are some pictures of Lisa leading us in a few songs to prepare our minds for Mr. Conner.

Coming Soon...

Pack those back packs.

Brush the dust off of those books.

Find your pens and pencils.

Put away your Red Ryder BB Guns.

School is almost ready to begin again. I hope you haven't forgotten everything that you have learned during the first part of the year.

Christmas Program

The Christmas Program is Tuesday, December 11th at 6:30 pm. Hopefully we'll have some pictures of that event up here for you to look at.

The program is going to be at Highland Baptist Church on Highway 414. Here is a map from the school to the church if you are planning on coming.


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TR Parade

Just a few pictures from the Wonderful Traveler's Rest Parade:


Mr. Harmless posing by the back of the wagon.



Here is the group, just moments before the beginning of the parade.


Here is the group ignoring me.



Mrs. Bird and Miss Buchanan contemplating the lack of banner instructions.



Zach being Zach and Mr. Bird attempting to avoid the police!



Zach Bird, Josh Crowson, Sam Harmless and Josiah Harmless... Just hanging out before the parade.


Mr. Heavner taking some pictures before the beginning of the parade.



Some Alpacas and some Cub Scouts. They don't have anything to do with Blue Ridge Christian Academy, but they did join us in the parade.

Operation Christmas Child 2007

Here is the send off:

(This is a slide show. Use your mouse to scroll through the other pictures.)

1st Annual Turkey Lock-In

Daylight come...

... and me wanna go home.