Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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Learning and Fun in Playleurn In the playlearn class, four year olds were taught to work and play together. The teacher, Mrs. Kalynn Hat- chett, inspired and directed the four year olds to listen as well as speak and to finish what they started. The students in the class were led to develop a curiosity about the world around them, to begin new interests and to extend old ones. The students observed common things in the world around them. The chore of cooking a typical everyday breakfast was a pleasure to the playlearn class. Each individual had the opportunity to break an egg on their own, fry stips of bacon, and flip pancakes. To many adults, the difference in the state and the national flag is a mundane thing. The four year olds' questions were answered in the playlearn class with pictures and a trip out to the front of the high school building to see the real thing waving in the breeze atop the flagpoles. The main goal of the playlearn class was to answer the questions of four year olds and to prepare them for kindergarten. l. Tenli Page carefully watches Brandon Garrett break an egg. 2. Lynley Loftin is thrilled with her success in breaking her egg just right. 3. David Lee rapidly becomes an expert at flipping pancakes. 4. Soo OK Hausmann and Stephen Lovett want to make sure their egg cracks in the perfect way. 5. Ryan Jones wonders if she can really do the job all by herself. Tracy Brisendine Katie Caldwell Brandon Garrett ,if , M. ,, Z,, VV ,. f xl' f MW Suze Geer - AMY Harbin ' . , ,,., Soo OK Hausmann ' . . Meredith Hopkin Ryan Jones David Lee W . . W T' , ' if v 1 .. , I36fPIaylearn M. ' if llll , ...,. f f'll' i WWE 1 .ifii W ,M ...ssl ,MW 5 lil V W my W Q -farwlfi w -sf l 3

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Working Hard is . . . Working to make Flint River the best it can be is the work of the administration. Flint River Academy greet- ed a new headmaster for the l982-83 year, Dr. Felix Turner. Dr. Turner came to FRA from Hilton Head. South Carolina, but is a native of Georgia. Even though Dr. Turner is hard at work, he always finds time to talk to students and see how everything is going. In his leisure time he enjoys hiking, riding horses, and refin- ishing furniture. Dr. Turner's wife, Carolyn Turner, is the music director at FRA and they have three children who attend Flint River. Brooks, Heather, and Felicia. Dr. Turner received his undergraduate degree from Mer- cer University, his Master in Ed. from Georgia South- ern, and his Doctorate from the Southern Baptist Semi- nary. Mr. Peter Lewin is the assistant headmaster at FRA and works along with Dr. Turner. Mr. Lewin also teach- es government. He is the sponsor for the Academic Bowl Team, the Key Club, and the Informer , which is the school newspaper. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania. Mr. Lewin has been at Flint River for four years. He enjoys listening to blue grass music on his stereo and playing the guitar. Mrs. Mary Boswell has been the guidance counselor at Flint River for six years. She is always willing to help students with their problems. Mrs. Boswell is the spon- sor for the National Junior Honor Society. She taught a new course for juniors at FRA, guidance and testing, which helped the students improve their vocabulary for the SAT test. Mrs. Carroll Fowler has been working hard as the librarian at FRA for thirteen years. Mrs. Fowler helps students with their last minute work on term papers. Mrs. Fowler was sponsor for the Debate Team. Her hobbies include sewing, reading, and needlework. She received her AB degree from Mercer University and attended West Georgia College for her M.Ed. in media. The administration at Flint River Academy had an important and difficult job for the I982-83 school year. They had to see that everything was in perfect running condition in order for the school to function. They had to see that the school maintained its high scholastic and academic standards so the students and teachers would benefit from it. l. Dr. Turner and Mr. Adkins discuss important business about the school. 2. Mrs. Fowler is happy to have her picture taken. 3. Mr. Lewin lectures in one of his government classes. 4. Mrs. Mary Boswell, the school counselor glances from her work for a picture. 5. Dr. Turner. the new headmaster at Flint River Academy, smiles for the camera. X WW FA 55 Q ' ., -. Q 'lk' 859: i. ..-' 1 A ' 4 ' 'EWS ' Vw ll ... 5+-Wk 'ZQQZQM , . Mrs. Mary Boswell Mrs. Carroll Fowler v . ,- . , Mr. Peter Lewin f H Dr. Felix Turner ' I ,f ' l38fFaculty X