Pathway Christian School - Horizons Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1981 volume:

PATHWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL How do I love thee, let me count the ways . .. We have this year counted off 180 days - days filled with excitement, new friends, new challenges, too much homework; not enough RE. and wishful thinking when report cards went home. The year has slipped away too quickly. As we look into the mirror of tomorrow, it reflects what we did today and yesterday. May your horizons be broadened as you reflect on your days here at Pathway; always remembering hOur shadow selves may fall where we can never be. Make your influence - your RELFECTIONS count for good e and God. xg 5v $r$k3 Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, what- soever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, REFLECT on these things. Phil. 4:8 Mary Thompson - First Grade Six Years - PCS Brenda Roberts - First Grade Two Years PCS Nancy Moden - Second Grade Five Years PCS Carolyn Baker - Third Grade Three Years h PCS Juanita Aldredge Fourth Grade One Year - PCS Susan Carson - Fifth Grade Richard Kaiser Sixth Grade One Year PCS wBetty Sennett - Seventh Grade Four Years PCS Ramona Brown - Music One Year - PCS Carolyn Ritchie - Teacher Aide One Year - PCS Willard Youngblood - Eighth Grade One Year PCS Betty Clark - Typing One Year - PCS To learn and never be filled, is wisdom. To teach and never be weary is love, John Braswell - Ninth Grade Three Years PCS Carol Pruitt - Spanbh One Year - PCS STAFF Work is Love made visiblef' Xv $3 W WWQ Xvayw . $$$ m W Mrs. Roark W Bus Driver mm wavx: Wm mgag VK- Mrs. Hudson W Bus Driver g m m C W m H 6 M E .6 x Rx? iiThe world is a Iooking-glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourly upon you; laugh at it and with it, and it is a jolly, kind companion. William M. Thackeray MARY THOMPSON, Teacher Seth Campbell FIRST GRADE Mary Beth Goss Jennifer Crockett Roger Grizzard Janis Lott Tammy McLennan Adam Mercure Ashley Moody Michael Sorrow Jackie Holness Lori Kirkpatrick uFor life is the mirror of king and slave - tTis just what we are and do; Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. BRENDA ROBERTS, Teacher Mmmwm M me , Adam Scott Craig Tedford Jimmy Williams SECOND GRADE Melinda Burnham Jason Lewis The past cannot be changed; the future is still in your power. Look to the future with hope. NANCY MODEN, Teacher i K Jonny May Philip Prewette Matt Roberts Sterling Robinson Chrissy Turner Lori Wheeler THIRD GRADE Charles Allen George Ferguson Shelby Haney Angela Hodgkins Jeff Hudgins Todd Jackson Nicolle Lewis William Lucas Nancy Paige Mercure Tony Mills Denise Patterson Tracie Meek X Wesley Turner Lane Watts hEach moment of the year has its own beauty. . . a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. Ralph Waldo Emerson CAROLYN BAKER, Teacher As I reflect over this year at Pathway I see happy faces of children who are learning, teachers who are giving, and parents who are helping - and for all of these i am very thankful. JUANITA ALDREDGE, Teacher Matthew Gaddis Teresa Bright Eric Garner Amanda Goss Jennifer Fussell Marc Grunden Paul McCart Mary Ann Moore Sandi Roberts Wendy Turner FIFTH GRAD Darlene Ewing $$? WEE! Angela Farley Brooke Fletcher Drew Gardner Susan Jackson Tabatha Moody Shannon Nestlehutt Michael Smith Robin Tedford Hlf you have a good temper, keep it; If you have a bad temper, lose it; If you must rap, wrap up A smile and send it to somebody? SUSAN CARSON, Teacher One likes to believe in the freedom of thought, but glittering prizes and endless compromise shatter the illusion of integrity. RICHARD KAISER, Teacher Julie Bardwell Scooter Branon Andrea Cantrell John Davis Kathy Dillard SIXTH GRADE Tina Jackson David Moore Larry Tedford Sabrina Till Sylvia Webb Mickell Williams 53W 3; 322;: BIBLE TEACHERS Dale Buchanan Debra Burdine Debbie Jones Julia Minto Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psalms 119:105 Kathy Dawkins Melia Peters .f, Cindy Boyle Becky Eynon Lynn Wood LINE UP! . . . Attention, Boys and Girls! Show-n-tell . .. s it Friday, yet? When one has much to put in them, a day has a hundred pocketsf ng; +3 WW: vs RX 2? - x :W Na N N 3 g Rx mm W3 FAVORITE HISTORICAL CHARACTER JR. HIGH CLRWEK SEVENTH GRADE Todd Callahan Kristi Roberts HWhoever listens to the Word but does not put it into practice is like a man who looks in a mirror and sees himself as he is. He takes a good look at himself and then goes away and at once forgets what he looks like. But whoever looks closely into the perfect law . . . and does not simply listen and then forget it, but puts it into practice - that person will be blessed by God in what he does. Jeames 1:23-25. BETTY SENN ETT, Teacher Jip Scogin Sandy Norman Jason Shuman EIGHTH GRADE HLook for the Best, Prepare for the Worst, And take what comes. WILLARD YOUNGBLOOD, Teacher Jennifer Beaty Lamar Fuqua Carrie Griffith Jeff Griggs Paula Kammerer Elaine MacDonaId Tonya Meadows Tami Morgan Sharon Sims Rustie Tedford NINTH GRADE m ,w35'skss thgg nr'mm 533$sz MW; God did not love us because we are good, but we are good because He loves us? JOHN BRASWELL, Teacher L Glenn Roark Lisa Chesnut Kristina Griggs Samgrelletta Fairley 4m 4w WWMMamwwwmvaW 914 M m MWWT L. $ $ g $. $ i$ g $ Language reflects a man's culture and heritage. TYPING Betty Clark, Instructor We can do anything we want if we stick to it long enough. Ramona Brown, Carolyn Ritchie, Instructors 41?ch Nt- ngww Cg . ' . , v ' ' . ' CCMusic isa language v all men understand! We can reflect our feelings and emotions. DRAMA A fit body, A fit mind. Mrs.Copdand, Lunchroom Manager Food for thought! GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA Helping Girls learn to help Others. What counts is not the number of hours you put in, but what you put in the hours. Front: J. Shuman, G. Roark. Back: R. 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