GSIS 10 Year Anniversary Yearbook: Memories | Page 154

Kwon Jun Lee and Seungjun Lee hold up their prize:
a both full of edible goodies. The game required
answering trivia questions about Christianity.

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2006

Mrs. Choe has been at GSIS since it opened its
doors in September 2006. She was the Student
Life Minister for the whole school. She continued
to impact the GSIS community in big ways and
is a spiritual role model to the current students,
staff, and alumni.

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Dayeon Lee, class of 2011
received a box full of candy
and chocolate at the Christmas
chapel. Receiving this prize is still
a tradition at GSIS.

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2008

“We began the year focusing on
school unity and encouragement
for excellence. It was a year of
relationship building through
appreciation and acceptance of
differences. My hope and prayer
is for all students to have the opportunity to hear the gospel, to
respond to His calling and to be
immersed in His grace and love.”
- Mrs. Choe, 2008 Yearbook

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As part of the
Christmas
chapel Principal
Cooper was
wrapped as a
present. The
best looking
“present” won
a prize.

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