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

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 CHRISTMAS BRINGS JOY TO ALL! The new music epartment of CHCS roadened it's iorizons this year by resenting us with A Christmas Celebration . All of he elementary jrades participated along with the jlementary and High School Bands and the Junior and Senior High choruses. The gym was filled to the rim with adoring parents and relatives as beautiful harmonious carols rang throughout the building. Music director Mr. Mai Rabern did a superb job in bringing the elementary school children together in this special night. Band director Jeff Cranfill is to be commended for the beautiful music played by both the High school and the debute of the elementary band. A wonderful live nativity scene was acted out by kindergarteners who did an excellent job in portraying Mary, Joseph, and Shepards. This reporter sees Hollywood stardom in the future for these young actors. What a joyous event to celebrate the Christmas season!

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Time TIMES Page 17 Boys and Girls were in total shock as the city of East Point was shaken dur- ing a riot at CHCS. There were poles thrown and rolls of paper hurled through the air as the students chanted and screamed until the walls shook in their gym. Some on lookers proclaim that it was merely a pep rally showing the enthusiastic school spirit at Colonial Hills but local residents say that there must have been more to it. After much investigation and research it was finally proven that no damage was done and that it truely was a highly explosive pep rally! There were expressive grins all around campus when discussions were brought up about the rally. Costumes for fifties day, Hawaiian day, and ca- reer day were a big hit along with a great sports program the entire year. These brought on the majority of the spirit that was generated that fatal day.Yet still the walls of CHCS stand tall and proud! ’’When the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord.” Acts 3:19b

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HOMECOMING 85’ ’’Good Times At CHCS” Homecoming at CHCS is always an exciting event! On Monday the students arrived all decked out in authentic fifties apparel. Girls in poodle skirts and guys with slicked back hair carried their spirit to a rowdy gym where, cheers rose as Richie Lankford introduced us to the Pole. It became a fast friend to all the students bringing excitement to the stands! On Tuesday the Hawaiian gear was brought from the closets. Bright colors shown everywhere as the kids entered the gym for their second pep rally. But one sad moment occured when The Pole” was put to rest in exchange for denim jeans to be worn on the following day. career day! A small price to pay for spirit! Among the doctors, secretaries, and bums Brian Todd was chosen to reign as Homecoming King. On Thursday a huge Bonfire was held at Randall field. The Freshman class received the Spirit award for 1985. Friday night Miss Emily Horne was crowned our Queen topping off a week to •'emember!