Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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, W Dedication is. . . being involved even though the involvement is not required. It is wanting to take part in Flint River Acade- my's activities and giving time and hard work to each student. Flint River Academy has many dedicated peo- ple who are a necessary part of the school . . . Ricky Ellis coaches at Flint River Academy. He enjoys playing softball and participating in all athletics. He received his BS degree from Georgia Southwestern. Donnie Hen- derson teaches biology, psychology class, and physical education classes. He received his BS degree from the University of Georgia. John Trammell coaches football and basketball at Flint River Academy. He received his BS in education from the Jacksonville State University. Coach Trammell enjoys playing golf. Jean Copeland has been teaching social science at Flint River Academy for the past twelve years. She earned her BS in Ed. at the University of Georgia. Mrs. CopeIand's hobbies include sewing, reading, and spending time with her family. Janet Voyles teaches social science and is the Prowler staff advisor. She enjoys needlework, teaching, and working with the annual staff. Lib Atkinson teaches junior high science at Flint River Academy. Miss Lib received her AB degree from LaGrange College. Mrs. Atkinson likes to travel and sing. Ann Johnson teaches senior high school science and math at Flint River Academy. She earned her BA degree from LaGrange, and her MA degree from Alabama College. Mrs. John- son enjoys reading, playing the piano, and playing the organ at her church. All these teachers are mainstays of Flint River Academy. They gave their time, loyalty, devotion, and love to Flint River Academy and its stu- dents. I. Mrs. Copeland reads the answers from the Search magazine to her ninth grade history class. 2. Mrs. Johnson explains the correct way to do this problem to her physics class. 3. Coach Ellis gives encourage- ment to one of his JV players before sending him out to the field. 4. Mrs. Atkinson writes notes at a steady pace, while the students are still on the first line. 5. Mrs. Voyles watches over the seniors and makes sure that things go right while at Callaway Gardens. 6. Teach- ing world geography can be fun as seen on the face of Coach Tram- mell. 7. Coach Henderson listens to Coach Trammell tell David Nix what is the next play. Coach Ellis Coach Henderson Coach Trammell Mrs. Copeland Mrs. Voyles Mrs. Atkinson Mrs. Johnson l48fFaculty

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