thousands of copies of sheet music were destroyed, wiping out the school's extensive music library of choral and band scores. Publications Aquila (yearbook), vol. 1, 1968- Columbia High School PTA Newsletter, vol. 1, no.1, 1968- Columbia Courier (school newspaper), 1969-1971 Eagle's Echo (school newspaper), 1974- Columbia High School Literary Magazine, 1968-1971 Witches' Brew (literary magazine), 1972-1973 Eagle Talk, 1971-1972 Grundee Gazette, c.1970-1974 Notable alumni Erica Ash - actress, singer, model B.o.B - hip-hop artist James Banks III (born 1998) - basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Mark David Chapman - murderer of John Lennon Yung Chris - hip-hop artist Dave Edwards - NFL player Gerald Everett - NFL player, LA Chargers Future - hip-hop artist Rory Graves - NFL player Glynn Harrison - NFL player Hoodrich Pablo Juan - hip-hop artist Chris Horton (born 1994) - basketball player for Hapoel Tel Aviv of the Israeli Basketball Premier League Travis Leslie - NBA guard, LA Clippers Bill Mayer - illustrator Kendall Newson - Miami Dolphins wide receiver, Agape Awards gospel music drummer Randy Scott - NFL player Eric Smith - NFL player, NY Jets Rex Smith - singer and stage actor Gwen Torrence - track & field athlete, gold medalist in the 1992 and 1996 Summer Olympics Chris Tucker - actor and comedian Martha Zoller - columnist, media personality, author, and former Republican candidate References External links Official site Columbia High School Marching Eagles (Marching and Concert Band) Columbia High School television station Audio: Allman Brothers Band play Columbia High School May 23, 1970 Pt.1 Video: Stan Kenton Orchestra at Columbia High School, 1973 Audio: Columbia High School Advanced Boys' Chorus performs "What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor", May 24, 1973 Internet Archive: snapshot of website: Columbia High School Class of 1970, Aquila70.net 1966 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state) DeKalb County School District high schools Educational institutions established in 1966 Magnet schools in Georgia (U.S. state)