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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1985 volume:

193i PATHWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL EAST POINT HISTORICAL SOCIETY East Point, Georgia http:HWWW.eastpoinths.orgX PATHWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Educating Youth - Since 1972 1985 - The Year of the Olympics. We have seen the magnificent display of skill, discipline and patriotism. We have thrilled to the achievements of our United State teams - the Gold, the Silver, and the Bronze Medals. They have set our hearts afire. You have been Challenged to ttCo for the Cold this year and to keep that flame of zeal burning. Some have failed; others have achieved. Never let your desire die e Aim High and Go for the Gold. Just remember, real success in the future lies in giving all to the present. A future Olympian? Whatsoever Things Are 9 9 . . . think on these things. Philippians 4:8 Aim High! k ; Mmmfs 33$ , k 5 3V 13 $1 $33 $1133 133333 STUDENT LIFE SPORTS Our salute to a fine team that gave us many exciting hours. Thanks Coach Phillips for your arduous hours and to our fellows for their wsweat and tears.' LOOK OUT 1986! Back row: Mr, Phillips, Coach, Roberts, Estapa, Brown lackson, Leath. Front row: Moore, Salvador, Lucas, Allen, Short. Sheffey Cochran Heather Littles Connie Swearngin Sandi Roberts Teresa Bright Jodi Hyde Cindy Hicks Shelby Haney SPONSORS: Miss Elrod, Mrs. Clark Pathway Christian Shows Winning Attitude dasi Spring's Qpoall Team . , Mr. Phillips Shapes Up PCS Track Team Excifing Practice makes perfect Thank you for all the music this year, Mr. Lane. lfs been great! Mr. Lane sponsors for the extra work they do for our school. Our thanks to these students and their N E WQP APER QTAFF I Left to right: Joy Sloan, Jackie Holness, Joy Waters, Jennifer Brame, Mrs. Adams, Sponsor, Melissa Calhoun. Back row: Mr. Phillips, Sponsor, J. Hyde, W. Lucas, N. Mercure, C. Hicks, Mrs. Pruett, Sponsor. Front row: S. Cochran, C. Allen, A. 6055, S. Joiner, R. Leon. SPECIAL DAYS i Mrs. Hicks prepares for Book Fair. Favorite Book Character Day brought many Changes. me Sinini Ncube and her grandmother, Mrs. Ndlovu, visit from Zimbabwe, Mrs. Ndlovu teaches school in her native land. Miss Welly special Open House guest. Open House is always a Wun time. Mrs. Tillie Leach inspired us ata Thanksgiving chapel. Billy and William turn on lights on our Dollars for Kenya Christmas tree. 1984 StudenUFaculty Came X Ryan Marie ODell presents a Thanksgiving fruit tray to Mrs. Beverly Hollums representing our thanks to all our staff members. We are blessed with a congenial, industrious group that keeps us running smoothly. Thank you for all your dedicated work. We appreciate you. Mrs. Beverly Hollums, Secretary Mrs. Pat Hyde Mrs. Bessie Smith Lunchroom One pizza coming up! These ladies keep our buses rolling. We appreciate their faithfulness to their job and their care for their riders. All aboard! Mrs. Karen McLennan Mr. Haynes never Changes - always uon the move and helping us win the Clean School Award twice this year. Thanks Mr. Haynes! .Eula Cone Harold Haynes Custodian FACULTY YOU Know You're Mrs. Mary Thompson . . your friend asks what good book you have read recently and you begin telling about a story read in one of the reading groupsW Miss Serena Purcell . . you start dreaming about the characters in your reading books. . . when you dream about bulletin board ideas at night Mrs. Becky Clark Miss Pam Elrod t r you give your dad a Wop Notchtt sticker for an A+ paperf' Miss Debbie Wells , r you have carbon ink all over your faceW 22 Mrs. Betty Adams . .you circle the typographical errors in your church newsletter? Mrs. Juanita Aldredge r r you correct the man at the bank for breaking in line. Joe Hart . . you carry a red marker behind your ears. a Teacher When . . . Mrs. Sharon Tanner . r you get excited over a new globe for your roomW Miss Dale Buchanan . , you correct your motherrs table mannersW . , your friends and family get too loud and you say mSh-sh-sh, not so loud Mrs. Wanda Hicks Librarian and Typing r . everything green reminds you of a chalkboard. Mrs. Carol Pruett , . you mark the errors in your friend's letter and return it to her. Kelley Lane Music Teacher . . students are extra nice to you on test days and avoid you on report card days. Miss Deborah Rogers Student Teacher . . the last thing on your mind before being put to sleep for surgery is, W wonder what my students are doing? gou Find a bright shiny, red apple on your deski' Egeba +0 Egeba S E S S A L C Teresa Bright David Clay Sheffey Cochran Chris Estapa Amanda 6055 Cindy Hicks Jodi Hyde Carrie Phelps Sandi Roberts Stewart Smith EIGHTH GRADE We Bid Farewell Exciting years are ahead of you. As you leave Pathway, may you take with you fond memories. Always remember Wn all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct they paths. Prov. 6:3 uThe greatest calamity is not to have failed; but to have failed to V i 6 n tryo Mr. Phillips Charles Allen Karen Anglin Jeff Brown Marty Elam Shelby Haney Todd Jackson Staci Joiner Rebecca Leon William Lucas Nikki McGowan Nancy Mercure Tony Mills Mrs. Pruett Eimgim SEVENTH GRADE Christian character is not an in- heritance; each individual must build it for himself? Melissa Allen Jennifer Brame Redonna Couch Matthew Futch Rick Kadel Jason Leath Jason Lewis Heather Littles Micah Magill Morgan Milam Steven Monis Sonya Pitts Philip Prewette Matt Roberts Daniel Salvador Connie Swearngin Miss Buchanan yyYou are educated if you do what you ought, whether you want to or notf' Patti Traylor Joy Waters Tricia Shriver Joy Sloan Craig Tedford Success is one percent inspira- tion and 99 We perspiration? Edison Amy Borlund Melissa Calhoun Christa Cox Toinesia Edge Mary Beth Cass Matthew Hollums Jackie Holness Tammy McLennan Adam Mercure Brian Pace Craig Phillips Adam Scott Mr. Hart Kristina Andersen Alex Barge Kristie Blosser Joey Breedon Sunny Bullington W , Winston Carhee Stacy Collins Byron Mason Jennifer ODeII Timothy Prewette FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Aldredge He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children . . Emily Dickinson May l have some more? Dean Cartwright Audrey Denmon Lena Ellis Latrice Hardy Caroline Hsu Wendy Jordan Christa King Sam Merians Asa Owen Jodi Roberts FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Tanner Werseverance is a prime quality in every pursuit Men fail much oftener from want of perseverance than from want of talent. William Cobbett A studious group! Maria Allgood Dana Belloir Jennifer Chase Robby Donovan Brian Hays Amy Jackson Adam Leath Andrea McEachern Amanda Mills Ricky Bray Thomas Jennifer Watkins THIRD GRADE Mrs. Adams What you are is Godus gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. Perfect form third Chris Blosser Anitra Frie lulie Harry Kimberley Mims Laura Pruett lack Rooks Chad Terry Melanie Wallace Denton White THIRD GRADE Having learned that Jesus loves me, I consider this the greatest lesson anyone can learn, Miss Elrod graders! Ashley Dixon Benjamin Howard Kristy McEachern Daniel Moore Tara Owen Stewart Spyker Ryan Bray Thomas SECOND GRADE Miss Wells Good, better, best; never let it rest until the good is better and the bet- . ter is the best Er1c,whatdoesth1s say? K Daniel Adams Leslie Bray Louis Chapman Jason Eldredge Brandy Holzworth Julie Johns Laura Merians David Pace Mark Stephens Heather Tatum Leigh Anne Thompson Teri Young ECOND GRADE Mrs. Clark nnNature gave man two ends - one to sit on and one to think with. Man's success or failure is depen- dent on the one he uses most, noGetting ready for the big event? Kathy Blosser Clement Brothers Alicia Cantrell Taylor Davis Greg Groover Justin Hays Jason Jackson Heather Joiner Chucky Jordan Molly Mercure Carey Miles Ryan Marie OwDell Shannon Salim Matthew Scott Mrs. Thompson W find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Goethe WawWW Matthew has learned a new word - CHEESE! Patrick Bevil Courtney Boyd Joanie Dalton Jennifer Hatcher Toby Houston Larry Jackson Claudia McAllan Marc Sansbury Matthew Smith Stephen Smith Brandon Straker w s ,; :MMV Miss Purcell A man cannot be said to succeed in this life who does not satisfy one friend. Thoreau 'n nTeacher, I know, I know ON THE SCENE a D. p O P u n Second Graders perform John s Musical Garden Getting ready for another fantastic Fifth Grade Pup- pet Theater Who s mess is this? Melanie Wallace, Student Advisory Board Gifted Children Spring is here! CLOSING Phone 762-8647 Free Estimates CLAY PLUMBING 8x HEATING CO. Contracting and Repairing 24 Hour Emergency Service 2712 Church St. Danny L. Clay East Point, GA 30344 CAWTHON-HOLLUMS PROPERTIES, INC. PROPERTY DELVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION 965 Virginia Ave. Hapeville, Ga. 30354 Ph. 762-5515 FFFFFF eeeeee ppppppppppppppppp 77777777 EEUHBIH FEDEHHL mama FAMILY BANKING Chevron PHONE 373.7400 U Emory Chevron l57-1 N DECATUR ROAD. 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