Colonial Hills Christian School - Encounter Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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edicat ion Time has much meaning and value in this teacher's life and in His own perfect time, the Lord has made her an instrument of His peace. Through the years, she has taken the time to calm the fears of sixth graders and build up Seniors. She has watched us grow and has remained as proud of and loyal to us, her adopted children, as she has of her own. Time brings back memories of knowing she prayed for us in faculty prayer meeting each day, of constant clock watching, of the pen around her neck, and of one class even nominating her for president of the United States. Time brings the realization that she has been able to teach three different subjects in one room, in one period, introduce a new and needed course of study, and sponsor a major publication all at once. Time also echoes the shout: “Ready!. . Set!. . .” not just heard at sports events, but ringing in the ears of every student who has passed through her door. She has made it her responsibility to prepare us to be “ready,” to be “set,” not just for class, but for life . . . unafraid and unyielding in our convictions. Time has brought to all of us a desire to be loved, to be mothered, and to be remembered. All these desires and needs will be recorded in our memories of our very own MAMA JARRELL. 5