LAMP SWIMS INTO FIRST PLACE
SAINT JAMES SCHOOL CELEBRATES
HOMECOMING 2019
Saint James Senior Sarah Elizabeth Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Rice, was crowned Saint James School’s 2019 Homecoming Queen
in halftime ceremonies during STJ’s October 18th match-up against the
Prattville Christian Academy Panthers.
Queen Sarah’s court included Freshman Attendant GeorgeAnn
Killough, Sophomore Attendant Emma Sherlin, Junior Attendant
Tamya Bruce, and Senior Attendant Emilee Arrington. Queen’s
Attendants were Senior Seanna Brooks and Senior Lucy Edwards. The
crown bearers were Saint James kindergarten girls whose parents are
Saint James alumni. The 2019 crown bearers were Miss Taylor Vivian
Aday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Clay (Alexis Keene) Aday; Miss
Austyn Elizabeth Allred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Craig (Ashley
Monfee) Allred; Miss Evelyn Mikell Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick David (Kimberly Mikell) Bond; Miss Baylor Mae Gallops,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Veal (Jennifer Sims) Gallops; Miss
Kinley Madison Hardy, daughter of Ms. Katherine Michelle Rudd
and Mr. Charles Gregory Hardy, Jr.; Miss Sutter Mackenzie Morgan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Joseph (Kelli Sutter) Morgan; and
Miss Darla Michelle (Mila) Trussell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Tucker (Monica Michelle Cobb) Trussell.
After a school-wide homecoming parade, the queen was announced
during the afternoon pep rally; Queen Sarah and her court were
presented during halftime ceremonies at the homecoming football game
that evening escorted by their fathers. Saint James Board of Trustees
Chair, Mr. Barry Prim presented Queen Sarah a silver bowl per school
tradition, and Head of School, Dr. Larry McLemore, crowned the 2019
Queen with the assistance of the seven crown bearers. The Trojans
decidedly won the night’s game against the Panthers, 55-13.
L10
| Spring 2020
The LAMP Boys Swim Team took first place
in the AHSAA Central Section Team Swim in
Birmingham last week. They will compete in
the state swim meet this weekend in Auburn.
Lamp female swimmers Kathy Hammond
and Sara Foshee will swim as individual
competitors as well.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ALABAMA AND ALABAMA
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
The Special Olympics Alabama hosted
their 36th Annual Awards Luncheon and
presented Alabama Christian Academy
with the Chairman’s Appreciation Award.
Dr. Misty Overman, Don Gilliam and JL
Dockins received this award on behalf of
ACA. Through the program, “We Serve”,
ACA hosted the Special Olympics basketball
championship for the state of Alabama as well
as provided an opportunity for the students
to volunteer for the Miracle League. This new
partnership has been an extreme honor for not
only the ACA staff but also for the students.
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