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

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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.

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 Hea er in €berp rea Over its 25-year history, CHCS has strived to establish itself as a leader in every area of educa- tion. Graduates have successfully completed col- lege degrees from both Christian and secular insti- tutions and have become involved in many diverse vocations. Students and alumni are especially proud of Vance Woodyard and Kim Scheltema Yoder who have dedicated their lives to Christian service on the mission field. Since the administration and parents believe ful- ly in equipping the students in every area, courses such as computer science, physics, and calculus have been added to the curriculum. Physical needs are met through a comprehensive sports program and the addition of a weight room. Bible classes, chapel, and integrated courses aid the home and church in fulfilling the spiritual needs of the stu- dents. 1. Computer classes, available now to the senior high, were full as soon as stu- dents found out they were being of fered. 2. Trophies represent the many victories won in competition with other Christian schools. 3. Having such a large grade span enables brothers like James and Paul Murphy to attend the same school even though James is a senior and Paul is in the first grade.