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

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Clje Sbbition ©f H Ihgb ig rljool In the years between 1969-1973 many changes took place in CHCS. Possibly, the greatest of these was the addition of the high school curriculum. Before 1972, the school had only gone through eighth grade. Now a brand new avenue was opened up for Christian teaching to go to young people. Through generous donations, a lot of hard work, and God’s provision enough money was raised to begin and complete construction on the high school building. Asa result of this, CHCS was proud to announce its first graduating class. Other additions which took place during this time were the addition of a three-days-a- week lunch program under the direction of Mrs. Pat Palmer and a sports program. As the school continued to grow, it continued to provide new and different challenges and opportunities to its student body. 1. The major addition of a high school building enabled the science department to enjoy two new laboratories. 2. Varsity cheerleading, along with all the other major sports, added excitement to the daily lives of their high school students. 3. Mrs. h ancy Aderhold serves the students a hot lunch. 4 Dr. J.R Faulkner from Tennessee Temple University delivered the First commencement address.

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 V 1. Kindergarten students enjoy starting their school career in a big classroom suited to their needs. 2. The gym building is the center of activity for the elementary school and athletics. 3. The winter months prove to be exciting as the JV Girls. JV Boys. Varsity Girls, and Varsity Boys earn one championship after another in their basketball games. 4 Fifth graders and Mrs Langdon investigate information on the new microfiche machines in the library. J eto 3Huiltring Creates J2eto atmosphere The years under the direction of Principal Kathy David saw the addition of a new building to the campus. Much work and prayer were required to have this goal accomplished. After two years of construction, a gymnasium complete with an athletic area, nine classrooms, a weight room, and a library were finished. A totally new atmosphere was brought with the new gym. The sports program could now reach into the winter as basketball and volleyball were added to the schedule. Excitement prevailed as pep rallies and assemblies involved all the students in grades Kindergarten through Twelve.