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

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The school that influences lives: A Close Look At The Goals For 1983-84 The twenty-fifth year of the school . . . will things change this year? Advantages of having an older school include policies having already been set, personnel being part of the community for longer periods of time, and buildings having been built. This gives the adminstration and faculty more time to deal with the important matters of upbringing the young people attending CHCS. However, this year, too, is one of change. Hew meth- ods are being utilized and new goals set. According to Dr. Warren, one of the biggest changes in the school life this year is the new affiliation with the Association of Chris- tian Schools International. The ACSI can improve the school by offering conferences, conventions, and curricu- lar workshops for the teachers; teacher certification; and evaluation of curriculum and materials. The students have benefitted this year by having a group attend a Leadership Conference held by ACSI at Bryan College. With ACSI's help, the school can reach its goal of having a proper blend of spiritual focus with academic excel- lence. The improvements in the school this year include a more unified high school and financial stability within the community. The support of the students' families has also added to the unique environment of CHCS. I Board members: Truett Harper. Scott Gordon. Joe Booth. John Askew. Joe Doris. Perry Duncan, and President Ohe V Goad 2. Pastor Olie V Goad 3. Dr. S. W Warren. Principal 4 Mrs Jacqueline Kreimann. Counselor 5. Mrs Helen Boen. Elementary Consultant 19

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The place that influenced a life: First Baptist Church, Forest Park, GA Places, in themselves, have no influence over people, but when they are liked with important events they be- come special to individuals. Forest Park First Baptist Church is a special place to Mrs. Mary Ann Babb. There at the age of thirteen she told others that she had accept- ed Jesus Christ as her personal Savior and was baptized shortly thereafter. Finding Jesus changed her life and gave her a new direction in life. Later, the second most important event occured in this same church. She became Mrs. Jimmy Babb on April 12, 1969. Since then they have been blessed with two lovely daughters Lori and Ann-Marie, both students in this school. 1. Mary Ann Babb — First Grade. JV Cheerleaders 2. Phil Blanton — Science. Dean 3. Joyce Breed — Library, Art 4. Bob Brennan — Bible. History, JV Girls Basketball. JV Football 5. Charles Caskey — Geometry, Trigonometry. Athletic Director. Varsity Boys' Basketball and Baseball 6. Mary Lou Davis — Fourth Grade 7. Sarah Davis — Kindergarten. Music 8. Esther Evans — Fifth Grade 21