CH&BS Imagine Magazine Summer 2011

SUMMER 2011

IN THIS ISSUE End of Year Awards New House Parents On Campus A Legacy: 26 CH&BS Graduates, One Family

CONTENTS | SUMMER 2011

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Allison Frederick Early Childhood

Annika Stillwell Elementary School

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Carey Dillinger Middle School

Emily Leto Elementary School

Letter From The President

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Children’s Home

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HECC & MDB Elementary

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MDB Middle & High School

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Fine Arts

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Sports

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Alumni Update

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Savanna Ha rp receives her diploma from Dr. Moore at the Preschool Graduation Ceremony.

Jason McCreary High School

Teachers of the Year

Kayley Ross Middle School

Alma Guyton High School

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

This time of year always means a lot to me. The end of another great school year has come to a close and we get a chance to reflect back on the past year’s accomplishments.

With graduations and awards ceremonies, it is a time of change and a time of great optimism for many. I truly believe the opportunities for our graduates are unlimited.

One thing I noticed about this past school year is our students have been more involved and engaged in raising money and awareness for various causes than ever before. As the school year wound down I still heard buzzing around campus for all manner of things including: Garage Sale for Haiti, volunteer awards, birthday parties to benefit food banks, and so much more. It is fabulous that our students have such a desire to serve others. 1 Peter 4:10 states, “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” It seems that mindset has been the focal point for our students, and our faculty could not be more supportive.

Thad & Monica Butts Leaving CH&BS

It is with mixed emotions that we announce Thad and Monica Butts will be leaving CH&BS at the end of the 2010/11 school year. For the past four years, Thad served as Assistant Principal and Monica taught the fourth grade. Thad has accepted the position of Principal at Gulf Coast Christian Academy in Summerdale, AL. Thad states, “Our decision to leave was incredibly difficult. I literally had to pray, ‘God, I cannot make this decision. I am incapable of it. Make this ing professional decision abundantly clear.’” This is an excit wish them all of opportunity for the Butts’ family and we d, Monica, and God ’s blessings in their new endeavor. Tha our campus and their two children have been a true joy on f Coast.  we know they will be a great addition to Gul

Summertime for the residents here at CH&BS has been a wonderful whirlwind of church camps, mission trips, sports practices, and beach excursions. Several of our residents had the opportunity to visit a theme park for the very first time.

At the Mount Dora Children’s Home, we know that summer should be a time for relaxation and making memories, and we are striving to make this a summer the kids will never forget.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my genuine appreciation to our friends and donors for having that same spirit of sharing with others that I see in our students.

Interestingly enough, many of our students have learned the value of serving others by watching your walk. Because of your generosity, CH&BS has the privilege of serving children, youth and families. It takes what each one of us can do, to complete the circle of making a difference.

For the children,

James E. Moore

Eli Weaver Re tires

The head of Maintenance at CH&BS, Eli Weaver, retired at the end of May after nearly forty years of service. He and his wife, Linda, are relocating to their home in North Carolina. In his years at CH&BS, Eli has been Head of Grounds, Housekeeping, and Maintenance . President James Moore states, “There is nowhere on this 70 acre campus that Eli has not seen, and there is nothing that Eli cannot fix!” At the annual Staff Dinner, Eli was given spec ial recognition for his dedication to CH&BS. In attendance were his 90-year old father, and his son, Bill Weaver. A luncheon was also held on May 26 so all the local vendors and cont ractors who worked alongside Eli over the past forty years coul d come and wish him well. Eli believes in the mission of CH&BS and has a special love for this place. His positive influence has helped shape the beautiful campus and his presence will be grea tly missed.  Imagine Magazine Summer 2011 | 3

CHILDREN’S HOME

Antarius

Graduates

Antarius Holley, the only senior living in the Children’s Home, graduated on May 27 with the 46 member CH&BS class of 2011. Keith and Kelly Robinett have been houseparents to Antarius for seven years. He says, “My house parents mean a lot to me. I’d like to make them proud.” Thus far, Antarius has done so. He recently scored a 29 on his ACT and has remained busy with the Robotics team. He is also active in his church youth group and has participated in mission trips to Jamaica and Miami. Antarius plans to attend Harding University in the fall and major in Civil Engineering.

Eventually, he hopes to own his own engineering firm. His housemother Kelly explains, “He’s been led, and now he’s a leader.” 

Welcome TO OUR

New Houseparents

The Mt. Dora Children’s Home is pleased to welcome new houseparents for Burton Cottage, Chris and Tonya Hagan.

Chris is the brother of former Director of Church Relations, Tom Hagan. They have two children, Haley (10th grade) and Siera (7th grade), who will be enrolled in the Bible school. Chris and Tonya were both raised in Tennessee, but are coming to us from Valdosta, GA, where they served for the past two years as houseparents (Child Care Supervisors) at the Raintree Village Children’s Home.

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Award Winners in the Children’s Home Layla Jenkins received Special Recognition awards in Marine Science, Algebra I, and Life Management/Personal Fitness.

She also received an award for Perfect Attendance. Her Marine Science teacher, Mrs. Barker, states, “Layla was the hardest worker in the class. She completed all her work to the best of her ability.”

Angel Ramsey received a Special Recognition Award in American History for bringing up her average TEN percentile points over the course of the school year.

Breeanna Bardonnex was recognized in conjunction with the CH&BS Band for straight Excellent rating at State Music Performance Assessment (MPA) and straight Superior rating at the Tampa Bay Classic.

Antarius Holley received the Senior Stagehand Award for Drama and graduation cords for International Thespian Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society.  Tonya graduated from Freed Hardeman in 1991 with a Bachelor of Business Administration.

She worked for Family Dynamics Ministry as an Assistant Teacher and Ministry Consultant before becoming a houseparent. Chris held the position of District Sales Manager for The Leaf Chronicle and was previously employed by Central Transport.

Social worker Johnnie Coley affirms, “This is very exciting for us.” Welcome Chris and Tonya! 

The

By Tim Deem

Joy of Giving

There’s been a lot of talk and advertising recently about Gift Annuities on television and in print media (the 800 pound gorilla for one). And for good reason. Their many benefits include: • Security • High Rate of Return • Tax Advantages • Flexibility • Satisfaction in providing for others And, effective July 1, rates will be going up for those over the age of 75. In today’s uncertain economy, this is welcome news.

If you would like more information on how you can achieve your financial goals and support Christian Home & Bible School, please call the Development Office at 352-383-0762 to request a free brochure. 

Summer Activities

for Children’s Home

The summer has been filled with many activities for the kids living in the Children’s Home. Several have spent a week or two at Central Florida Bible Camp while others have attended various sports camps. The older kids, J’Varzeia and Antarius, have taken on leadership roles to help the younger ones. Antarius was a counselor at Teen Week at Central Florida Bible Camp and J’Varzeia helped coached basketball for over SEVENTY children, ages 5 to 15. Headmaster Pat Todd says, “J’Varzeia is a natural leader and the kids at basketball camp were thrilled to have him teach them the fundamentals. He’s a great talent and has a dynamic personality.” 

CHILDREN’S HOME

Tampa

Benefit Dinner

A large and receptive crowd of nearly 340 came to the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Tampa to learn more about the Mount Dora Children’s Home.

Speakers included President James Moore, Social Worker Johnnie Coley, Single Parent Brandie Woodard, and teenager Taylor Parr (pictured right) from Thompson House. Attendees were entertained by the vocal harmonies of “The Plungers” from the Bay Area Church of Christ and “Stirred Hearts” from the Bell Shoals Church of Christ. The event included a Silent Auction and raised over $27,000 toward meeting the needs of the children and families supported by CH&BS. Future dinners will be held in Nashville (August 27) and the early part of next year. 

GIRLS GO ON

Mission Trip The girls living in Thompson House traveled to Mobile, Alabama in June for a mission trip. This was both a service trip to help families with the tornado aftermath and a chance to host Vacation Bible School for younger children.

The girls had a great time and got to experience the gratification that comes from helping others. 

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HECC / MDB ELEMENTARY

SENIORS join Preschool

Graduates at the HECC CEREMONY

Drop Saver Poster Contest Ten elementary students were recognized by the Mt. Dora Chamber of Commerce for their poster creating abilities as demonstrated in the 2011 “Drop Saver” Water Conservation Contest. Congratulations to the following students: Peyton Jafroodi, Nina Pruitt, Hannah Leto, Emily Leto, Danielle Christopher, Joelli Mattison, Rha’Niyah Cody, Kayla D’Arpa, Skyler Pascarella, and Molly Elenz. 

Learning Adventures Hosts

Rainforest Café

The second annual HECC Graduation, honoring the 4-year old preschool class of 2011, was held on May 16 in the CH&BS auditorium. President James Moore, Headmaster Pat Todd, and Preschool Principal Rosemary Thornhill awarded thirtyeight diplomas and congratulated the excited preschoolers.

The audience, filled with parents and relatives, was wowed by the 45 member Bulldog Band playing the Star Spangled Banner, Serengeti Dreams, and of course, Pomp and Circumstance.

Seventeen seniors from the CH&BS Class of 2011 followed the preschool march into the auditorium. These seventeen students attended CH&BS for more than thirteen years, from Preschool through graduation. A reception was held in the cafeteria after the ceremony for the graduates and their proud families. 

Elementary

Talent Show

CH&BS hosted the Elementary Talent Show on April 26 in the CH&BS auditorium. It was directed by Mr. Doug Poyet, Elementary Music Instructor. This year there were a record number of participants: 75 children! Musical acts included singing, piano, guitar, and one pink violin. There were also a number of karate routines and speech monologues.

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The Learning Adventures classes (kindergarten and first grade) hosted a four day Rainforest Café in the CH&BS cafeteria.

For every $100 they raised, they were able to purchase an acre of rainforest. In total, the Café was able to raise $707.21 and save seven acres in Guatemala and Honduras. Last year they raised money for rainforests in Costa Rica, but this year, they chose Guatemala and Honduras because of the number of students with ties to those countries.

Teacher Lori Hadley states, “We wanted our students to learn the importance of caring for the earth, preserving natural habitats, and that money has to be earned in order to provide for our needs and wants.” 

Students Start A Positive Trend:

Parties for a Cause

A new trend has emerged among CH&BS secondary students: birthday parties for a cause. Rather than accept traditional gifts, several students have asked for donations to their favorite charity.

Sarah Montgomery, 12th grade, threw a huge party inviting all of her friends and requested donations to benefit starving children in Haiti. (Earlier in the year she also participated in “Hats for Haiti” in which students could pay a dollar to wear a hat to school. She then hosted a garage sale on campus that

MDB MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL generated $2,500. That is enough money to feed 10,000 starving children in Haiti!) She collected over $350 from her friend’s gifts. Sarah states, “It is not okay with me to sleep in a warm bed and have all the food I need while others have nothing. I want to be able to say that I made a difference in someone’s life.”

Regan Burt, 11th grade, hosted a pool party and accepted canned food items to support the Lake Cares Food Pantry in Mount Dora. She says, “It’s important to support the local community and I hope by hosting a birthday party with a cause I can inspire others to become more involved in helping others.”

Melissa Hill, 11th grade, also hosted a birthday party and accepted canned goods for the Mount Dora food bank.

Ema Kossin, 11th grade, requested children’s toys to donate to Toys for Tots, a program that distributes toys as gifts to needy children.

Headmaster Pat Todd remarks, “At Christian Home & Bible School we value service to others. Watching our students grasp that concept and take it to another level by adopting causes that they are passionate about lets us know that we are headed in the right direction.” 

DUKE UNIVERSITY

Talent Identification Program

The Duke University (TIP) 7th grade Talent Search program focuses on the identification, recognition, and support of high academic students. These students take the college entrance exams along with high school students. CH&BS talent search participants earned scores that far exceeded their grade level.

Mathlympics at LSCC

Eight CH&BS students (Keith Shamrock, Blaine Ramsdell, Frank Goodman, David Maddux, Matthew Hoban, Matt Collins, Chace Miller, and Grant Kim) competed at Mathlympics held at Lake-Sumter Community College. Each team was given a set of problems to work out, and teams were scored based upon the speed and accuracy of their work. The CH&BS team placed 8th overall. 

Congratulations to the following students who qualified for the Duke TIP Program: Michaela Allen, Paloma DeLeon, Jordan Gingerich, Mia Larson, Morgan Longieliere, Amanda Lux, Garrett Marshall, Kylee McCall, and Amelia White.

The following earned ACT test scores that were high enough to be recognized by the state: Paloma DeLeon, Mia Larson, Morgan Longieliere, and Garrett Marshall.  Imagine Magazine Summer 2011 | 7

MDB MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL

Photo By Malcolm Yawn Photography

Congratulations After four years of hard work and busy schedules, the Class of 2011 completed their high school journey with many outstanding academic achievements. The 46 graduates have collectively received over $600,000 in college scholarships to universities of their choice. This year’s Valedictorian, Keith Shamrock, was awarded over $115,000. Keith graduated with

Class of 2011!

a 4.43 GPA and has been accepted to the University of Florida where he intends to major in Pre-med. The Co-Salutatorians are Blaine Ramsdell, Alma Guyton, and Marc Mansfield.

Marc and Alma are enrolled at the University of Florida and Blaine is enrolled at Elon University in North Carolina. 

Mr. and Mrs.

CH&BS

Seniors Marc Mansfield and Sarah Montgomery were elected as the 2011 Mr. and Mrs. CH&BS by classmates in the sixth through twelfth grades. This is the highest honor that fellow students can give a senior boy and girl. The recipients are recognized as ones who best reflect the Christian principles of CH&BS. Congratulations Marc and Sarah for being such great examples! 

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MDB FINE ARTS

Secondary Theatre Produces a

Broadway Medley Show

This spring, the Fine Arts Department at CH&BS presented their fifth musical production, Catch a Dream. The production was an original piece written by one of the theatre students, Chandler Larson. He wove a narrative story with popular Broadway songs from over ten shows (Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Wicked, etc.). The premise involves a young boy and girl (sixth graders Owen Conner and Lillian Garback) who came from homes where heartbreak and hurt resided. Act I begins with the two

young children attempting to get away from their everyday lives by escaping into carefree, pleasant dreams. Act II involves a digression into a series of nightmares. Chandler Larson remarks, “The play…is a sequence of dreams, a series of lessons or feelings.”

One teacher who viewed the play, summed up the overall feeling about this unique production, “Kudos to Mr. Barker, the cast, and crew of Catch a Dream! What a great concept and a wonderful performance!” 

Elementary Students Give Advice in

Fine Arts Students Awarded Scholarships

How to Eat Like a Child

Under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Garback and Mrs. Rhonda Hammond, the MDB Children’s Theatre enacted How to Eat Like a Child, based on the book by Delia Ephron. The play is a series of skits, set up in a “how to” format, about what it means to not be a grown-up. Lessons included “How to act after being sent to your room,” and “How to express an opinion,” all from the knowledgeable perspective of different children. The young actors took on wonderful leadership roles and demonstrated growing skills in both acting and singing. 

The Women’s Committee on Fine Arts of Mount Dora, a local art organization that raises funds all year long to sponsor scholarships for student artists, has awarded nine scholarships to CH&BS students this year. Out of fourteen total scholarships in the community, CH&BS won a record 64% of scholarships!

Winners in the Visual Arts category were Alma Guyton, Melissa Hill, Joshua Hooper, Sarah Montgomery, Chloe Rider, and Matthew Rumbley. Winners in the Performing Arts category were Mark Mansfield, Maeghin Mueller, and Anna Catherine White. This year’s winners received their scholarship awards May 4th at a luncheon held for parents, teachers, and members of the community.  Imagine Magazine Summer 2011 | 9

MDB ATHLETICS

PRESIDENT’S AWARD

Noteworthy Breakfast of Champions

Recognizes 3 MDB Runners

On May 18 Bright House Sports Network honored the most outstanding high school athletes in Lake County at a Breakfast of Champions. Christina McKinney (cross-country), Blaine Ramsdell (cross-country), and Austin Warren (track) from CH&BS were recognized as Athletes of the Year in their respective sports.

Christian Athlete Award President James Moore presents a prestigious award bearing his name to one male and one female athlete based solely on a point system of merit. Points are derived in various ways: lettering in varsity sports, community recognition (Player of the Week, etc.), and district, regional or state competition and/or titles.

The 2011 President’s Award recipients are Blaine Ramsdell and Kristina Pazienza. 

SENIOR

Keith Shamrock NOMINATED FOR

Every year the MDB coaching staff selects one female and one male athlete who stood out for their Christian influence in athletics. Their influence extended beyond the athletic field or court, and they were positive role models for their teammates.

The 2011 recipients are Blaine Ramsdell and Rachel Snider.

Spring 2011 All District Athletes

Academic All-State Scholarship

Class 2A District 7 Softball: Stefanie Williams, Kristina Pazienza, Christina Delahoz, and Chelsi Lopresto

Keith Shamrock was selected to be one of the 2011 FHSAA Academic All-State Scholarship recipients for Florida.

As part of this award he received a $1,000 check at an honorary banquet in Gainesville. Keith has played Varsity Golf, Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Baseball. 

Class 2A District 7 Baseball: Mark Kolozsvary, Drew Combs, and Benny Hunton (Coach of the Year)

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All Central Florida Track & Field: Eric Rapp (discus)

Varsity Track

Medals

Congratulations to the following Varsity Track athletes who medaled at state: Austin Warren, Eric Rapp, Robert Hussey, and Lauren Kilts.

MDB ALUMNI

A Family Tradition CH&BS is a family tradition for Class of 2011 graduate Hunter Sexton. He is the first graduate of the third generation from the Stutzman, Chastain, and Starling families. In total, their family has registered 26 graduates since 1952!  2011: Hunter Sexton 1989: Rex Sexton 1989: Adrienne Starling 1986: Laura Stutzman 1986: Ronald Sexton 1985: Kate Chastain 1984: Cleta Stutzman 1984: Guy Chastain 1983: Lawrence Chastain 1982: Tina Albridge 1981: John Starling 1979: Nancy Starling 1977: Chris Stutzman

1976: James Wert 1970: Lois Starling 1969: Dorcas Starling 1966: Allie Chastain 1960: David Starling 1959: Eleen Starling 1958: Shelby Stutzman 1958: Sandra Chastain 1956: Jerry Starling 1956: Byron Chastain 1955: Mervin Stutzman 1953: Carolyn Stutzman 1952: Cletus Stutzman

GENERAL PETRAEUS AWARDS CLASS OF 2004 GRADUATE Specialist Matthew Carter, 2004 graduate and son of former CH&BS teachers David and Lisa Carter, has been serving in the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division (1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, Delta Company), out of Fort Campbell, KY. He was deployed to Afghanistan in early 2010 and was wounded in action last November. In March of 2011, Matthew was awarded the Purple Heart by General David Patraeus, commander of all U.S. forces in Afghanistan. General Petraeus is soon to retire from the Army to become the next Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The presentation was made at a forward outpost of the 1-327th Infantry Division in the Kunar Province, Afghanistan. This was a great honor for Matthew and we are proud of his contributions in serving our country. 

To all Alumni: We would love to hear where you are today!

If you want to tell us what you have been doing since high school, please contact: carly.burt@chbs.org Imagine Magazine Summer 2011 | 11

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