Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)
- Class of 1974
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CONTENTS Introduction . Academics , Sports ..A. Lifestyle , Clrou ps VVA,.. People ...V.. Busey School Lower School Upper School Graduates . . . Advertisement Closing l.,, r Woodward Academy College Park, Vo lu me V WINTRODUCTIONX1 ,,.2-wwfw Z ff. .,f,.f,,,,3q5E,. ,,:.,. . , . Kai. ,. 'F at W V, 9. 'S X X . .M 1, . .1' 1- ggi 231, 1 . fb K , 2 Q4 fy 'W 1 jf w, ffisfki l l, F i. QQ f ' , 5 If 3 . . ,Q ,I . 3 2 Q f W.-R J. ,,.., , V . fy, 'Y N ft, 7 ,,:.. wi -' . : ' L,- fffgiqfsg Q-,L - V .:,: 5 . A f 1 1 ..., is ., ., sw f ,513 3 .F 3124: W' ' 1 4,11,Q-M U, .F ' if , .. a ,f F 'il xr nr. 5 , Q f - w 'Q v x x 5 w ,g,.i fl Vx i E ff' Q 4 L y 5 . I Nv- :SUN Nr H. K . , .- -9 , -fi? A people young and open born into a fascinating experience A year born out of the wings ofthe Phoenix new life new joys new sorrows yslzgwfwras, Z, INTRODUCTIOVNV3 4flNTRODUCTlON K.:-' I Tc ir' Tradition . . Images of the Past Foundations for the Future INTRODUCTIONXS GHNTRODUCTION ,rf I-L-'Bmw ikws A-1, r at . ' ,..f Work striving to achieve struggling to gain becoming through doing . .. lNTRODUCTlONf7 I 1 Lf fin L 1, if, :nw sw.. 'Ing -llamw BHNTRODUCTION 'v 'ww he W 1 ZH 'K A ,ui F' Nl M 5 ! If 'H .4 M fi 9 I7 - , gqw Vibrant Li e Wlthm Stru Ctu re 'Hz ' 1 M955 . ,, zz Q' .yi 4 ff A N 'sf Nw hw-.AW My nf' u ? if N jx 2 PT x i 'M -'M ,k,, ' Vlffv -in-4 A M , ,, 3' fe exif, Spirit weapon ofthe people its cultivation necessary for life INTRODUCTIONH1 an A ' An Esprhck2Corps... Apart and Together X , E ww G: uf X INTRODUCTIONHB 'Q -af' 1 Accomplishment the reason for beginning the satisfaction of success a captive audience a correct answer a winning team a new song a well-blown bubble INTRODUCTIONHS Nostalgia . .. the Remembering the Recreating the People g the Images the Academy m 1974 ' -n 1 4 4 4 4 J ' U-OO!! it 16flNTRODUCTlON Kfw, W 'sd Wa. ' J '15 'Q-sf in .. Q me w' , 1 I ' IM! 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Brewster jr. Possessing a firm but gentle man- ner, Captain William R. Brewster possesses the unique quality of being a dedicated educator and a sound businessman in planning and overseeing the present and future of Woodward Academy. Having been a student, a teacher, and an administrator when Wood- ward was Georgia Military Academy enables President Brewster to con- tinue the sound objectives of the past and simultaneously to meet the demands of an independent school in a contemporary setting. He and the Governing Board have indeed continued a long standing tradition of sustaining Woodward Academy as one of the outstanding independent schools in the South. Captain Brewster's leadership and sincere interests in the Academy have gained him the respect and confidence of students, faculty, par- ents, and alumni. 20fADMINlSTRATlON HEADMASTER Mr. james R. McDowell Teacher, Priest, and Friend, Mr. james R. McDowell is responsible for the day-to-day activities at the Academy. Since his appointment in 1973, numerous innovations have been made in the curriculum and activities at Woodward: elective courses, the Student Interest Pro- gram, the furthering of the Middle School concept, and the increased interest and participation in the Fine Arts. Mr. McDowell's enthusiasm for planning a sound college prepara- tory curriculum has resulted in fac- ulty and students planning creative and exciting courses and programs. Possessing a deep respect for tra- dition, he has revamped convoca- tions, baccalaureate, and graduation in such a manner that he has in- creased in students and faculty ap- preciation for the traditional and the contemporary. ADMINISTRATIONXZ1 YJADM PRINCIPAL Mr. Aaron W. Turner ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrf Roger W. Sloan GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Rosemarie Sku kan DEAN OF STUDENTS Mr. Arthur F. Krueger ASSISTANT DEAN Mr. David A. Bell BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Gordon C. Heegel DIRECTOR OE FOOD SERVICES Mr. Fred G. Young CHAPLAIN The Reverend Robert B. Gibson X 1. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI AFFAIRS Mr. loe F. Lowe 'ADMISSIONS DIREQOR Mr. Ira P. Sanderson ATI-IL-ETIC-DIRE-CTOIi Mr. Petty F. Ezell ADMINISTRATIONXZS A g ,TN 1 'RI' xi? A 2 .QQ-2 15 1 Convinced that the basic skills in a correlated study of language, composi- tion, and literature are necessary for a sound college preparatory program, the English Department continued in 1974 to establish new courses and to restructure old ones. While juniors and Seniors began choosing quarter elective courses such as Destiny and Decision, Creative Writing, and Shakespearean Tragedy, seventh graders found themselves using a humani- ties approach: an integration of art and music with literature and composition. V A-0w,,,..... MAA. ,,i.f K ,,-- e .fd . ......, , V ,. 4, D i B . ik -' t D V 2 f Wy XO ACADEMlCSf27 ,??MMM g,g..,v ,.-rf' With the continued participation of Americans in world affairs, it is essential that man be able to communicate in a foreign language - not only as a matter of personal, but also of national interest. The Woodward Academy foreign language program combines speaking, reading, and writing skills, and, at the same time, increases a student's awareness of literature and concepts of a culture. The department offers four foreign languages to interested students: French, German, Spanish, and Latin. This year the language department has introduced in the seventh grade regular French I and Spanish I courses to be covered in two years. The department has also opened to capable eighth grade students the regular level I courses in all foreign languages. Foreign study and exchange programs further enhance the curriculum. 28fACADEMlCS Y ,, ..,, W VVK, 53. i . 1 fi is FOREIGN LANGUAGE A qui se habla espanol Many have slipped 'twixt the cup and the lip Il faut de la discipline Ubersetzen Sie, bitte iacta alia est . . . But I don't even do well in English! ACADEMlCSf29 N. J! -W2 ef X , ,Q-'Q M 30fACADEMlCS sw. fs-X ' kk,k , W K V I I FINE ARTS You mean we're gonna paint the Whole student lounge? . . . Up tempo, Up Up, Up . A . , 4 - ,rs K x Murals in the student lounge, Bach and Handel at the Festival of Carols and Lessons, and DEATH OF A SALESMAN were indicative of the increased participation and interest in the Fine Arts. ACADEM lCSf31 ww.. SCIENCE Legalise physics . . . but, what's a mole? . . . in the node math, are you sure that you don't mean physics? . ., nichotinamide adenine dinucleotide . . . that graph isn ttotally useless, the math department likes itls looks . .. Early science courses at Woodward introduce the concepts of matter, motion, and energy through direct student experience with microscopic bodies. Latter courses such as biology, chemistry, and physics develop tech- niques which allow the student to investigate not only in the classroom situation but also independently at home. ln all courses the students ability to think abstractly, to draw conclusions, and to design new experiments is further developed. Significant changes in the curriculum this year include courses in marine biology, geology, and project physics. Advanced Placement Chemistry was also offered again this year. 32fACADEMICS fi 1 'B 231-- ' QQ 51' 19 qawfvi N' 4 A XL The use of mathematics is not limited to the everyday experiences of buying goods, balancing check books, and following recipes. In a world of computers, space tech- nology, and architectural design, mathematics plays an increasingly important role. To better prepare the student, the mathematics department strives to develop within him the ability to use deductive and inductive reasoning to investigate, interpret, and make decisions regarding solutions. In order to communicate the language of mathe- matics with precision, the student obtains a more thorough understanding of graphs, equations, formulas, sets and their related functions. Woodward's excellent computer system is often used in the advanced courses. This year's addition of quarter elective courses in logic and mechani- cal drawing has further strengthened the department. J. xg! f , f :mg ...J W '1 U Q H . , MATHEMATIQ5 The sine of 90d ,. , Gracious good morning, Professor Har key If line y is tangent to circle O at point Q ,. Now for a profound statement . . . solve for x. H ' f V f fu N , , 2 9 ACADEMlCSf35 ' Yu- ...- The Social Studies department encour- ages students to become active citizens who are aware of the worth of the in- dividual in a free society, and of the necessity for relations with all people. It teaches an appreciation of contribu- tions which past cultures have made. The curriculum begins with cultural an- thropological studies concentrating on how man came to develop a civilization. Cultures are studied with the conviction that experiences of the past repeat or influence the culture of the present and of the future. f A more extensive analysis of compo- nents of the social studies is offered to luniors and Seniors. This year the Social Studies department offers one quarter courses in accounting, foreign policy, Comparitive European governments, and self-economics. 36fACADEMlCS WAND F Uri :fx souram, ,MMM D - Asra 'I -s... S' xy - M.. J ,ft Q-E . . N13 3' F if 33 T l ,Q 5, 2- Q . ,ky as 'tag . f eel 153,51 s 4 L Q f ' -,.i f s' 'YQ 1' S -.tt Q.,-,f 2 T . fit-iff: tg: M .tem t W, get 5 -3 -'rf Social Studies Today we have a 'leetle queez' And how's every little thing with 6th period today? In an economic society there ain't anything free. ,a y JY .Z if. ' g t 5 'L 'W' n.. . 'nv ' ,. ...ai Q ll gll K -ww. 'wu.m, In -N ' .Q s l Q4 H . raw- ,i,Jj?x? . 'ff I. l' D lla :TY ACADEMICSf37 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Exemption tests' '...' 'First period P.E. - UGH' '...' 'do we have to take showers? H 38fACADEMICS 1 Ax! 'raw . ' K ,3 ., V f, .ms 4 Mm ,',, :Q ff H Qzzffvmjzw, ,' ' A W ',r A M lwggj , -17, af' . H., - '--9' f- Enhancing the academic program, the Physical Education depart- ment provides instruction for all students in the Lower, Middle, and Upper schools. Instruction in swimming, gymnastics, tennis, golf, volley ball, soccer, and other major sports is provided. Emphasis is placed on developing individual skills within the capacity of each student. Much of Woodward's success in interscholastic sports may be attributed to a strong intramural program. S Mba Q i f S Q E 1 X a 122' rf? mv Philosoph and Rel igion As long as he's one of us ... match- ing personality Colors Everything is Kosher. The philosophy and religion depart- ment is new at Woodward Academy. Its primary concern is the relation of the student to himself and his world. Encouraged to be open, students often enter into frank group discussions. The Culture of Western Civilization composes the majority of the course. The depart- ment familiarizes the student with the ludeo-Christian heritageg this in turn allows him to do study in comparative cultures and civilizations in later courses. li dw 'xii X H X rf' '::: ? 1 3. 35.4 A 'i'-. 'AY' .5.. 9 .w rw ' U ,,.. ..,...-,.g,. ...A-.Fir - nfs QL. 'm 'X H K. Av X ,rg ,,' 4:4 3 vw 4+ 5. .Nw 1. .4 le., -www I 1 --'K .1 4 ., --f. .. it ' M, ACADEMICSf41 LOWER SCHOOL Mr. PRINCIPAL Russell E. Fisher, jr. M r. 42fADMINlSTRATlON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Lindell E. Polk and m na BUSEY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Don A. Woolf AiiliIANl PRINQIEAI Mr. Alvin G. Wendt gf ASE, ,. Eyr Y V ,qu Hx 'n. .SWS-. -. Nix sl, A. 1-7. 'lim 5 C' ' Q9L,Qtgz4- n .. -3- ' f f YAY V wars ,N ,.,, - My-lk -1 I aw, 'rlx I I! ,I - I' I. 'N I ,--1-..-.,..,.i I Learning through experiences and associations. Students in the LOWER SCHOOL learn through the guidance of concern ed teach- ers in varied learning situations. Library study, field trips, individual instruction, and organizations provide meaningful learning situations. 46fLOWER ACADEMICS ' 11- W - Ii' :fl ' - i ' ' -' fry. , ,fggfitffg .7 ' it-i tblffie , - .N . 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Q K1 f,kk mai -W-xv: wg 9-W -U 9 rw sw 1- ff- N Q Wav STRIVI G , FOR , . A Y, 1 , PERF ECTION -. .s. g' 7 ' ' ff Q A Q--n ., K , L-,Q mm N ' A .aw -, S . 1 ., A -' , , 1' F ,fy ' -,ni . -W E- N M, , - lx :fu 3 - 5 RW' 'PK-f'.g1brQ-421,34 A.f +3' U nil. , 1-A,,.w--, 'A 'ph' -H W 'Q' ,W , . , f Q ii'-W.. Lrg, -., gf , ' 3. -. . 11 7 ' HQ 'N :J V ' L' ' M-wq..:..,. .91 , , an ,Q hw. ., ' , -3 . - 5 ,Ib 1 , - an - Q, N ,Ig ., Q, , .3 Q I -P V H+- w .pp 1- ' f mf 'f,, x Ku 4299 PRACTICESXS3 fy mm! if mN 3 X 3 fi? .ii x 1 Q1 ' fU - A 1 1. Y ...J 4 - s 5.53 D -, 3 -rg ' Q I N e 5 L s 5m'f5'+-vs., -3 553555 URS? ,fx-fir., if ff, if 'S X x -Q K ,. 1 , x v sy' .. S 'sg K . AX , Jtgll b 3 5 4 N Q Q! +I g ', Q? ' M, sf, Q if 17.911 has 'xv ml PQ , . 4 3.4 was l . gs ,X x XX fl x 9 . . 1 X T, 1 'S-wif' 1 V, X ,. I X , 'X gf ik S 9 Q 0 A Q A gi A A K xy .- . ,im .6 5 ff? a ,. Ar ' v . 4 . - x P4 n L, ag f. i S' I 1 rg xilx 5 1 5 -2 X l1 E' it f ,, 6 M g i ' E ' . ,Lf s A ,lg .S ,S 'Q' if z EH? 5 1 T Tk Lx ,LZL w -Z' mm: h m,L:. mA ' L h as K Q ,,,,5: -,ffz 2i,g1 ' my g'ff :'. . Q . . NA, xx s vi'.. .xv Q19 :Z I w 4 3 I A 5 Q 1 DEDICATION COMBINED WITH ENTHUSIASM A-kt--,gg sgxwfxik gd. X XX., RUSSELL - Rain threatens at Russell Stadium as the Eagles take the field ... A punt return and field goal give WA their only point for the night . .. Defense holds the Wildcats to 6 pts. . .. Woodward-10, Russell-6. Hit was a tough game. Barr Keener MORROW - Raw football weather stimulates squad spirit . .. Randall-Young-King combination gives WA a smashing lead . .. Rice boots a school record 42 yd. field goal , . . Dalusky leads a fired up defense. Woodward-27, Morrow-0. Our defense held Morrow to -60 yds. rushing. When an offense looses yardage, the out come is certain. Mark Dalusky FAYETTE CO. - War Eagles Finally Healthy with two key returnees, Proctor and Monroe . . . WA controls the ball throughout game . .. Offense totals 252 yds . ,. Woodward-34, Fayette Co.-0. We put it all together and beat a team as bad as we should have. We were fired up and it paid off. Sonny Proctor HENRY CO. - Homecoming celebration doubles excitement . .. Offense plays next to amazing by scoring in all four quarters . . . Making TD's were Young, Randall, Monroe, and Wilson ,,, Looks like offense and defense are ready for play-offs ... Woodward - 28, Henry Co. - 0. Henry Co. was basically a good ball club, but we outclassed them. Clay Arnall FOOTBALLf57 THE RIGHT COMBINATION OF TEAMWORK AND COACHING PAYS OFF HEADLAND - Woodward, Headland Square off for Big One . . . Highlanders give Eagles a scare with early 6-0 lead . . . WA takes force- ful team action . . . Throughout game tough battle prevails . . . A victory in true War Eagle style . . . Woodward-30, Headland-6. lt helped the morale of the team to get stronger. lim Conine TROUP CO. - Spirit soars as WA's Randall runs for three TD's . .. Outsized defense holds Troup to a scoreless game . . . Game ends as WA complies its first perfect season in the school's 74 yr. histroy . . . Woodward-51, Troup-0. Troup certainly deserved to be beaten on the basis that they ruined our future in last years playoff games. Phil Porter HEADLAND - Eagles score the first four times before half, putting the game out of the Highlanders reach ... Defense holds Headland to only 38 net yds. all night . . . Thejinx is broken ... Woodward -48, Headland - 0. lt was a hum-dinger. john Stallings AMERICUS -- Crucial penalties hender War Eagles . . ,WA battles to tie game at half 14-14 . . . Mistakes prove fatal resulting in Americus' winning TD . . , Proud But Not Satisfied' '... Woodward - 14, Americus - 21. Americus was well prepared, the game was I close, but we couldn't quite win it. 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The boys displayed their abilities in football as they gained experience on the B-team. FOOTBALLXG3 F O OT B A L L 5. w fi if 4 ,Q nr' Q E: m :jj SH 1' X fi :E P 'QV ' 5-vgmfwv-Xin' wh., 'D qs ,....w.,x ivvfk.. f VQML , .. hgfg 21 sf 'fi ' ' ' M A , x 5. Ui Ali 1 Y '. ' ww LQ 4 1 . -.W M, :- ..,4 wf ' Q Hifi k! A A 44 U- . ' Sai W, if-Q ' as .aw , .A ,L , W Q fy, 34, iw. X. fp., 1+-aff,-W gk 5' qg.a..ay.a.m . i, ,521-e'+f -if -f+.,f 0 -Q-qrw-,eL1'.'A wi II' Q 1+ 3 X 1 ,I X 1 fi -'W K 4 ,,LL L ., ,. 4 ' kg, 1, n 1 ' M A . , t y . ,. i , hh A 1 'Q f , . 4 'linux' .- QQ 1' Zi ,t 5 J' A , Ti.3k 5 5, is sn, ,, 4:1 v E , 2 5 gs wyaf xv: 9 ra -I3 S V X ' , , A., I in r ' n xg f'ffk , ilq , - 1 A. , 8 I , ?w. 'K non lx'- 4. ani- The B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, Com- prised of 8th and 9th graders, served as a Pep club at Varsity games. They also cheered at B-team Football games. Led by Captains Trudy Garnette and Connie Cantrell, they practiced two hours a day perfecting their acrobatic performances such as handsprings, turnovers, cart- wheels, and splits. SSXCHEERLEADERS 5' ' R ' ' , X X345 Vkik .. ,V W rv , 5 f KX: , ,X saw. Q E Yi 2 . E , 51' i X '1 Q .' f ' K i' bv- J' ye gi ? Q:,. -t H - ' if ,, V , 1 4. ,i A, f 2 , V , ' f w. , ,ggi 5 , .gg is P 2' i ff -f W , H+: my K-, Q was fi I QL' V ,Zh vb. ri: 6' 'Qi 4 V3 .iz A 1 , M. 'X i' X V if f . I ,' , A kg V -0. , -.. '- - 4 1 5-'. '- 5 4 ' ' ' . .1 'W N A L M . mm, W I ' EQ, ff ,-.f.,.,..A , ,. A, 1 WM it. If, li 1 r A v -. , , . Address Right Dress! I X , , f ,,sf11f111! 's W' sss, s s s s, ssss, - A ' ' 'M f , . ii , ..,. ..A, .... . Z ,ja Y A qfgg jg g g .K S . AQ B- 'z ,E,.-,gli I 'N lmffwef. wk '- ' 5J'59'm lAJf iw ' ' Y.. uf-mf mf as-1' ay, f --- I 7. . H nr- ' - ai , Nw, - Q L'i 111 Wi'1 K A X ,L j .'ifH'iW33ff -VIIL ww y ' if g I5 . , Qwfv , k 1 -:gf f , I wx ' 5 I .+R b ff I A 4' l lf: x A . , A . 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Dashes ... Hurdles .W Shotput ... High jump ,.. Endurance .,. Speed ... Breaking records . . , The finish line. 72fTRACK si X .M-.., k J, L n . . f . Mx. S. . X-L X x , , Qsxx ' 1 xcii -mil! .... x dw- .Mgf-s-ur. . 'kv-Q-B-H ,M 5 Z 1 f f 'Z xi f., . 'v A 1 Q in , ,Gy 'v'p,.. .L .:','w,, - , ,f ft',.79 3 ITJ.-2, , .1 , . . - . K ' ja -L ' .gil 4' 'tp' I lt:'...?..kf ' 1 P 'Q I if fin an .- . i VVL. ' fo ' cfx g A . Q ,. s si. . K 3 ! fs. 6, I 1 -gl t Q H C1 X 5 4 'Q -.J 15w A E . 1 bv. il-,lj , is. ,W .1- s X511 ,. JH' . Q . 'Navi N ' -X R-. 5 Auf 'nu HIFI v . -new , H gx A if i E ir if 2 I Q' and L ,M-9' 1, 5 K K Ml x WW. '- mf if-5 .ag 'wifi MJF-- Q57 A in ,I J Q NW? - .e-3 54.15, A+ K5-ff ' 2 sv X' JS Girls Basketball Efforts Unlimited Coach Cardell Captains Rhonda Leatherman and Elaine Toulon s . . Keep your heads up Sweat . ., Nervous- ness Oranges at halftime Hustle Victory over Headland 5-13 re- gular season record Rotunda, Stork and Pee Wee Take a lap lm- provement . .. Gut it out ,. . A close- knit ballclub, pulling consistently and strongly for each other until the very end. ak 453 mwaifi 'D 'll 76fBASKETBALL x 3 5 Q if - Q fe Q g.,,,,.,g '31 G- li- , , KA N., f S! 1 A f 1. I F' 5 , . I 4 f' we im. 2 ,ax x ri' L' Hi . 91. P A s T -, 3 Coach Dunlap lcigars?J johnny Hiles, Captain Lets talk-talk it up ... Running ... Slide tackling Soccer Spiriteers Bruised shins Getting cleated . . . Mud puddles ,. . Staying Dedicated . . . The SOCCER TEAM compiled an overall record of 7 wins, 3 losses this year in their best year yet. They won the region quite handily and went on to place inthe state playoffs. if JS Q cf Q gr W. r QLYI u.. A ' . F 'V P-4.1 ' Il. -fl-,t,.4nq f -Q 'E if L K' I Maw, f .Q,2 47 nl, I W 4 bw mp... ' ffg, mivww an Q NMMA' M5 mQA htm ,..., , ,QU 4. tx, ,AOR r-wi? ', 1 Mr lg , ' ' N39 'L , ? lB?A,L L,,2 . I Q ' T, ' 57 'W A' krrwfigh I . - . Q lReguon Champions ac ,L ik, Q, hw gm. -, 5' ' Q 76 .. 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BUTTERFLY ro. mes sms wx stnoxtd mee STYLE vo, sms: sum FREE Reuxv Fnes neuw lruvtal NAME , 6 A YR. . , .l,...lf4519.l,l?lV53Yi1T-UMRLSYIWT -s 65 1511 ., WM ARTLSY , W- ., s,.,,..,L.,SAvAnz4Q1...11-- 2-.9wP NUQMAN .M . . 71 1-2099 . ,,,, 4 55.5 JOHN CHAPMAN MARIST :KEITH VO0D'VOODLlARO gf soaf CHIP iigwmm iviff Stoigsi uhsusthffff Y sei swam. Annev SAVANNAH c.D 'T..4fI0-SE...BQ.B,eRESNA.s14sr4,. , - , ,. ..-jgffj..HA.vQLi6E ?i.e6., y i:os.4gctwzMtnfnmi y M GMAjjg64 1 if3s.4QtouTsvmxfmou,oitnnnnoiettgcmucatiizfusiuuss-GMA , H sans yc.MAmsu.uAvis-n.nARRETT-luiuggiitst L M469- WOODWARD DlVlNG RECORD by -V DIVESE y 2 268 fstousiuo , .,,..,,.. Y , . --,,,-, ..., . ,,,.. ..,,.-, ..,,,,..,,,.. .,,,,-..,-il - D'VE,i.., . . ,. .,,4r402Sg DAVID BRUMBY, ., . gBECORDS FREE Sq Wm FF?EE'YliTZ 'R FREE FREE, U - 1 FREE . FREE METERS, BUTTERFLY BUTTERFLY EM' ii 2 ll.3 INK llllllll , , ,mom b4HUGMES,,,.. .,.., .- W.. .. ,.-,,- M dE.E i. 210. 49. 9 'f 4147.3 SFREE- -L- L.. 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L , J .5 151-'K-'sb I ' , nf xtf 4 1 ,A r at f ww , j . vw , ' f , K M Q If 4.1 K 'fr 4 Q A W .A K., U X f x ,,v.',f,a ' G., 1 f X v-2f's.,5,fqv4,gv45 VARSITY FOOTBALL 'lst Row: jello Thompson, Clay Arnall, Bobby Bow- ers, Mark Dalusky, jim Conine, Mike Brewer, Ran- dy Randall, Darrell Young, Andy Lewis, Sonny Proc- tor, Pete Hayes, Bob Boone, Freddy Guin - Mgr. 2nd Row: jim Finegan -- Mgr., jim Hudgins, johnny Stallings, Barr Keener, Phil Porter, Woody johnson, Mike Minton, Bert Timmerman, Afro Grant, Charles Davis, Tom Tanksley, Xavier Duralde, Ken Collins - Mgr. 3rd Row: Coach Graham Hixon, George Louth -- Mgr., jeff Millar, Steve Voljavec, Phil Saf- fer, Mark Wilson, Robby Lewis, Vic Rice, Billy Mar- tin, Don Bias, Tommy Hiles, Gil Morgan, Rod Chen- nault, Coach Chuck Hixon. 4th Row: Coach johnny Stallings, Alan Laramore, Steve Cole, joe Monroe, Stan King, Mike Spence, Mike Sanak, Murray Cham- bers, Fred Schulz, Alan Craver, Leon Dulion, Steve Weaver, David Satcher, Coach Marion Blume. j.V. FOOTBALL 1st Row: Alan Duval, jeff Smith, D.M. Richbourg, Byron Colson, David Ivey, Mark Pichard, Clay Yates, james Weatherly, Mark Rollins. 2nd Row: Mike Dove, David Watson, Gus Calloway, Tim Louder- milk, Charlie Wilson, Kevin Weakley, David Archer, Bill Burns, Randy Henggler, 3rd Row: Mark Faith, Steve Browning , Matt Murray, Marty Wiles, Rhett Weaver, Elton Duncan, Robert Moore, Eddie Knox, james Cooper, Dan Tucker, 4th Row: Bobby Moore, Bill Thoma, Thomas Glaye, Ricky Hamilton, john Fausett, jeff McClanahan, Coach jim Hardin, B-TEAM FOOTBALL GOLD TEAM 1st Row: joe Lowe, Kent Pareton, Lee Reith, Doug Bryant, Ronnie Lam, john Kirkland, David Nelms, 2nd Row: Coach Tim McKane, Dale Williams Rob- ert Millians, Chuck Sandusky, Richard Cliatt, jeff Manning, Ken Yarbrough, Wikoff McMillan, Gene Dykes. Not Pictured: Mike Duckworth, Chase Harri- son, Steve Manease, Sandy Shaw, Phil Simpson. 98fSPORTS REFERENCE V.: .N , 'nj' I- ' v -'F W.. -.n. K 4 , A, g ' ' new dv , ,,-4., y W ' , , ,, , M ,QM -ffl, 'Y nv 'ww-qv ,,,,,,. .,-I '. W , ,, 1- ,,,f, ,,fn , ,. ..-. 4 -441 ' -. . A- L 1, nr A V' e W, , , ' I -1' .f'W,., 'wf ruff , ggi' M, mg i, T C' V ' Tir T, -L 0195 M' ., 4, l -fir: Q., f B-TEAM FOOTBALL GREEN TEAM Not Pictured: Coach Lee, Henry Cueto, Pat Ul- maniec, Bill, Fuller, Mark Howard, Roger Hogg, Scott Wright, Scott Ayarg, Mark Daughtry, David Brantley, Ken Waller, Chuck Templeton, David Millar, jeff Hickcox, Robbie jackson, Stuart Hamp- ton, Scott Ireland, Warren Ball, Tom Bowers, Doug Weber. B-TEAM FOOTBALL BLUE TEAM Bobby Black, joe Conine, Eddie Daniel, Rod Du- ralde, Mike Gomez, Travis Higgins, Warren Lang- ham. 2nd Row: Coach Melvin Meeks, Tommy Ogle, Chip Owen, Paul Richbourg, Burt Satcher, Marc Schug, john Shoffner, Scott Smith, jeff Yar- brough. Not Pictured: Pat McGinn, Alex Mizell, David Pendergrast. CROSS COU NTRY Steve Sims, Steve Wells, Mark Wortsman, David Marshall, Mark Stevens, George O'Hanlon, Sam Silverstein, Coach Errol Sanders, Wade Fennel, Gene Powers, Peter O'Hanlon, jimmy Bartlett, Richard jinks. Not Pictured: Kevin Arrington, Ar- thur Dalton, William Garrison, Peter Skaliy, Terry Spell. SPORTS REFERENCEX99 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL james Finnegan - Mgr., Ronnie Goodwyn, Brent Havens, Clarence Davis, jim Ross, David lones, Coach Petty Ezell, Don Sudduth, David McMichael, leff Smith, Clay'Arnall, Don Bias, George Louth -Mgr. l.V. BOYS BASKETBALL Bert Kirkpatrick, Kevin Weakley, Mike Blackman, Steve Sims, Lanny Vickery, 'lohn Fausett, David Williams, Coach Charles Wallace, Ted Lee, Bill Moore, Rob Campbell, Peter O'Hanlon, Mark Faith, Matt Murray, joe Lowe. 8th ALL STAR BASKETBALL 1st Row: Roy Landers, Chuck Sandusky, Lou Seals, David Castleberryg 2nd Row: David Nelms, Reide Trimble, Don Day, Phil Walker, 3rd Row: Pat Ul- maniec, Scott Smith, Wikoff McMillan, Coach Watson Holloway. 'IOOXSPORTS REFERENCE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: Elaine Toulon, Gloria Lerma, Carol Pou, Barbara Castleberry, Coach Don Cardell, Debbie Tolar, Susan Oliver, Mary LeTeIlier, Rhonda Leath- erman: 2nd Row: Allison Taylor, Patty Singletary, Lori Hollaway, Liz Mercure, Kathy Crist, Becky Gomez. GIRLS I.V. BASKETBALL 1st Row: Lisa Schultz, Angela Morris, leanne Wea- ver, Susan Bazemore, Coach Claire Phillips, Lisa Upchurch, Susan McDonald, joanna Browning, Donna Tolar, 2nd Row: Patricia jones, Olga Lopez, Sally Kimbro, Tracy Regan, Michelle Largin, Leigh Holloway, Katy Williams, Candy Howe, Teresa Lew- is, judith Allen. 9th ALL STAR BASKETBALL 1st Row: Kenny Waller, Scott Ireland, David Archer, Ed Addison, 2nd Row: Kip Millar, Tommy Glaze Eddie Moore, Bryan Chandler, Coach Tim McKane Ken Yarbrough, Marty Delarra, Darrell Gunby Doug Blissit. 1 1 r SPORTS REFERENCEXTOT VARSITY SOCCER 'lst Row: john Keener, Paul Blackmon, jamie Wells, johnny Hiles, jimmy Dillard, Steve Williams, joe Ortega, 2nd Row: Coach Don Dunlap, Robbie Church, Raoof Kazemi, Mark Wortsman, Tommy Hiles, Rhett Weaver, Roger Merke, Stuart Hamp- ton, 3rd Row: jello Thompson, Xavier Duralde, Tom Tanksley, Edwin Fulchi, Vic Rice, Barr Keener, Clay Grant. j.V. SOCCER 1st Row: Coach Melvin Meeks, Bobby McKnight, Rod Duralde, David Watson, Robbie Federlein, Mike Duckworth, 2nd Row: Mike Sloan, Don Fin- ley, Bill Ferguson, Bill Grifith, Robbie Adams. BUYS SWIM TEAM 1st Row: Richard Wilkins, Dan Hudson, Chris Di- Cen, Andy Nuss, Glenn Millican, 2nd Row: Coach Mark Calhoun, Mike French, Budd Gladin, Chris Weakley, Ed Richardson, T.j. Wilson, 3rd Row: Philip Betts, james Armington, Barry Webb, Bill Longino, Carroll LeTellier, Steve justice. 102fSPORTS REFERENCE VARSITY WRESTLERS 1st Row: Warren Bell, Terrell Barden, Malcom Green, Doug Weber, Mark Howard, jere Keener, Bobby Moore, 2nd Row: john Shaffner, Charles Wilson, Steve Voljavec, Randy Henngler, Rod Chen- nault, David Ivey, Bill Burns, 3rd Row: Coach john Stallings, Curt Nicholson, Clay Yates, Darrell Young, Gary Moore, Bobby Bowers, Peter Hayes, johnny Stallings, 4th Row: jim Hudgins, Mike Sanak, Mark Dalusky, Mike Brewer, Bo Kingre, jim Browning, Byron Colson, Mark Wilson. j.V. WRESTLERS 1st Row: Tom Cooper, john Goza, Perry Hyde, john Klein, Brad Bettis, Bill Fuller, Tom Bowers, Kent Parajon, Bran Ritchie, Tim Barden, David Baze- more, Clint Stallings, Randy Langham, 3rd Row: Coach jim Hardin, Miguel Gomez, Mark Daughtry, Chuck Templeton, Peter Wilkerson, Mike Moore, Mark Landers, Bobby Black. GIRLS SWIM TEAM 1st Row: Rosie Gomez, Susan Pou, Sally Goza, Francie Houser, Marla Chennault, Marla Lerma, Lisa Pflugg 2nd Row: Coach Mark Calhoun, Denise Daniel, Eileen Story, Cathy johnson, Lee Crowe, Amanda Buchanan, Linsey Wilson, julie Burdett. SPORTS REFERENCEHO3 BOYS VARSITY CIYMNASTICS 1st Row: John Chandler, Bobby Klein, Bill Grigg- ers, Bobby Swann, Rusty Slider, Bobby Bell, 2nd Row: Coach Sammy Andrews, Brian Quat- tlebaum, Chris Clark, Tom Moynahan, lohn Tur- ner, Richard Best, Rick Caldwell, Daryl Hawes - Mgr. GIRLS VARSITY GYMNASTICS 1st Row: Susie Tucker, Karen Biddle, Coach Sammy Andrews, 2nd Row: Beverly Bosse, Susan Moynahan, Lori jones. GIRLS j.V. C-YMNASTICS 1st Row: Dee jones, Tracy Harris, Coach Sammy Andrews, jennifer Blanton, Patricia Becker, 2nd Row: Alex Hackworth, Kay Williams, Allyson Harris, Suzanne Dunn, Liz Saye, not pictured - Lenka Croom. ' 104fSPORTS REFERENCE BUYS VARSITY TENNIS David McMichael, Chris Swenson, jim Ross, Mike Stephens, johnny Hiles. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS 1st Row: Billye Winn, Von Dixon, Cynthia Hughes, janie Teague, Elaine Toulon, 2nd Row: Coach Robert Sasseville, Pat Walker, Kathy Crist, Veronica Dennis, Laurie jackson, not pic- tured: Bette Camp, Heather Howalt, julie Ste- vens GIRLS j.V. TENNIIS 1st Row: jenny Simms, Anne Alderman, Cecilia Douglas, 2nd Row: Elizabeth Becraft, Susie Shillingburg, Coach Robert Sasseville, Nelle Robison, Emily Manchester. SPORTS REFERENCEfT05 BOYS VARSITY TRACK 'lst Row: Mike Sanak, lim West, Dan Tucker, Steve Sims, 2nd Row: Coach Don Dunlap, Steve justice, Glenn Harrelson, Mark Stephens, Steve Siefferman, Phil Porter, Darrell Young, Coach Marion Blume, 3rd Row: Murry Cham- bers, Leon Dulion, Sid Henry, jimmy Bartlett, Stan King, Xaver Duralde, Steve Weaver, Phil Saffer, Sam Silverstein, Wade Fennel, Vic Rice, George O'Hanlon, Peter O'Hanlon, jeff Mc- Clanahan, Rod Chennault. BOYS j.V. TRACK 1st Row: Grady Cook, Tom Duncan, Rod Du- ralde, jeff Hickcox, 2nd Row: Coach Don Dun- lap, Hutch Stanley, Ricky Hamilton, Chip Crock- er, Kevin Weakley, Dennis Hansard, Mike Dun- can, Coach Marion Blume, 3rd Row: Robbie Adams, Mike Adair, Ernie Lopez, Paul Turk, Bill Griffith, Ted Lee. GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Beth Candler, Valerie Edwards, Sonja jones, Dixie Savard, Cindy Berry, Theresa Lewis, Liz Best, Mandy Stallings. 106fSPORTS REFERENCE VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row: Allen Laramore, Ronnie Goodwin, Don Bias, Clay Arnall, joe Monroe, Afro Grant, Sonny Proctor, 2nd Row: Coach Graham Hixon, jeff Armstrong, Clement Scott, Alan Craver, Mark Wilson, johnny Stallings, Billy Martin, Coach jim Hardin, 3rd Row: Marshall Pritchett, David McMichael, john Smith, Curt McMillan, jim Suddath. j.V. BASEBALL 1st Row: Mike Gomez, Britt Wilson, Bobby Danenburg, Charles Lam, Bran Richie, Tim Lou- dermilk, 2nd Row: Tommy Ambach, Dave Petti- jean, Alan Duval, Rick Bowan, jeff Geer, james Eiland, David Frank. VARSITY GULF 1st Row: Mark Rollins, joe Lowe, Scott Stinch- comb, Tim Simpson, Coach johnny Stallings, 2nd Row: David Short, Ted Cohen, Mike Lee, jeff Kluger. SPORTS REFERENCEH07 DRILL TEAM Carla Berry Co-Capt., Ann Conner, Sandra Parker, Denise Perkins 2nd Lt., Anamaria Moreneo, Les- lie Taylor, Beth Elkins, Sarah Divers, Brenda Byrd, Sally Goza, Dori Eagen, 2nd Row: Sue Ellen Harris, Alex Hackworth, Anna Sparrow, Connie Brinkley, Ann Sweatman, 'lst Lt., Andrea Shaw, Suellen Car- son, Denise Daniel, Sandra Lewis Co-Capt., Kim Oliver, Robin Nelms. MAIORETTES Robbye larrell, Lou Lacy, Debbie Walker - Capt., Rebeccajarrell, Raynette Billings, Susan Cox. SOLOISTS Beth Gregory - soloist, Debbie Walker - Squad Captain, Beth Kornegay - soloist. 'I08fSPORTS REFERENCE N J 1. xv , . H.-.1 . Q..,. 5 4 :MW , , Q -2 K J . , L. kkkk KK - My K K va 1 A zfh W 5 f 'lf I , X 'fi ,si W A x K ' 5 + , 'fx' 3 1. , X sl Q, mx 'ik K PM -. .Q , -- L1 N K KKK x 1 1 lg We L -lf. ff .Af-if A f :fi .Q QS , 5 m, - 3 V: Q Wi -'N - - if-W i w 'fl ' .... , 1' 5 , ff' . A ' . 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Qf q- ff-Y if-1320 W ', 'ht-xqygif X ' '5'Y12-5 -- W9'- A Jin -3' 1-if-Ti sip --QW M.. . ,. 1 . KK.,KK ?'L?.i.W m,4KKKg. . ,K if K , .. . Y. v K IiFCIlE.lI any flew? ,Mrk .M n 1 il Y, ,., . . 3 N 54 ' :Vex ,I ' M , IV? Arn 7. '24 K YQ I '5 i 2. P, 4 V' .12 J'?'1' .41 ,- . if 5 l W- .- . f , . If 5 ,fyff ,f' f z'ff'f ,ff W1 ,xxx X ,W af j 1 Q 1 Q if . L, sw' x. 'yi' 'cz 'Hi il-- 'Q-QQ 1 Q is ,, Q i 'S paw ay., ii. so wp,-.xx N Being . .. Uniqueness and individuality are derived not only from exuberant moments, but also from moments of reflection The camaraderie of fellow students andthe inspiration of teachers aid in the cultivation ofa STYLE OF LIFE. Nsx, , -it w wg LIFESTYLEH13 , . V fr, f -fy L , 11531, 'ff' f, i M-eff' w-Twp ff:-2 FW fwQf'I R , , . 1.535 - 1 gif? - ffyfif, 4,-'gflf ' ,' '4-191 TQ, 3. f .' fl? ' K X rlfin, ' 'Ya Y l , 22 A ' 1 X f A ' , I 1- 4' -. ' W ' K 15 1 ' '1 ji' ' 51 , if W M ,. 53,533 4 5 ' 'F' -1 4, V W. iff' f,? 3 W A 1 'Q A ,,f..', ' f + ' . ,V uf 'yn' 1 W' H 'f'v' .V . -- .N ,my -..,,,l. ,A 1 , Qj 1 ,I , . , 5,52-'G V' J A 1 ' if 'A ' Afzwf I ' 40' . ' , 'R' D , I , aff' , . , . Ay' X wg v Q fx' . 4, K ,. 4' g ' M '- ff-f-, N W. A ., Jf- L I . u. I , , 5 H-,592 , . V',, M I k 1545, I-. xr' kwa Reflecting . . Experiencing . Living . . . 1 A 5 .X L LIFESTYLEXTIS -ii Qi any-5 , , . .,...-fr . Q- Y N 1, f V. K gf' A S. W 'lg 7 N 4 ,X ls--mf V 335 n-nun 1 'X XM! ,, , 1f x ' W' . W X pw, H ,, X X ' 59' ' sf' Mn U 'ix 'M f Ly I K I J MV! 'J psi -11 Lg!! W. .1 W PYWQF R A 9 5 Q V ' F4- . V .,, Q 5 'V' Q. ,.- 7 xi N ly 5 V VX y , 'f vf 4 .5 ' ix! ,bf 'P' , 4 ,J 1 kia -4 i 'Sq 1 xx-A , ,.,, 3 6 5 '. 'Q-'r ,I ..,.,. X , . iv ',.',- v . X 2 U 1 w ' ' Y Q Q , . , - J, iv' I+? 4 5 fi, P f y 1 ,z X ' 1 K K . 5 A! , --a 1. ' E, , 1 L .. -uw xx, ' ff-.4 n:i.,.:s -,A ' -'R' N -5, , . ' . .pf -.Macy '- .Q-Q'-gvgfvfy ,gf ,1,,3s1,: g f:-- K f-'13 ' . ,,,. -, as '- V- ' Y -g NVQ-52 gg l ! JAQW 42 1 I R. in Q in 9. 'Nu' 1 - .v m 4--. 1 'M-4 , s. tngw 1- LN-' I , f,,,. ,f .-f i . .4-f ' 1 hp.-anus-I 3' 1 X . 4 , Af 'T T - g 1, ,Q iff, -1 X Wrfff X N ,bw A, ,4-fii K 'uiumkv 5 n A. Ei A I. 5 Q-'Q 1 a S .wi .fm sea E ,ti 3 1 + ,mx . il, ,., 341 , I ,i + ig i W7 gift! Chapel An Edifice: The Richard Gresham Chapel houses the Protestant, jewish, and Catholic Chapels, as well as the office for the chaplain. Given and furnished by friends of the Academy, Gresham Chapel serves as a reminder of the spiritual emphasis at Woodward. The Services: The newly organized Vestry and Father Gibson coordinate the Wednesday evening Vespers and the Tuesday evening Holy Communion. jewish students meet regularly and conduct their services. Mr. Ted Hays, choirmaster, and Mr. Paul Stockhammer, organist, plan and provide the music for all services. The Chaplain: Father Robert Gibson, an Episcopal priest conducts services, teaches Religion electives, and provides spiritual counseling for students and faculty. New vestments, innovative services and the Festival of Carols and Lessons highlight Father Gibson's and the Vestry's efforts in 1974. 'l20fCHAPEL f Nw W CHAPELH21 -1? ,3 KV Q -6, ' , w.w,,.f 5 'BVI' ff 3 K . Q A ei -:FV Y I ,yr f ,gn ,, 4 ff We -....,, 1 u - 'fag Christmas Program Christmas 1974 was celebrated at the demy with A FESTIVAL OF LESSONS CAROLS. The Administration, Faculty, ents, and Upper, Middle, and Lower s students participated in the choir, the ings, or in the tableaux. A first for Wood the services provided a unifying effec the spiritof Christmas. CHRISTMAS PROGRAMH23 Christmas Dance One of four dances held each year, the CHRISTMAS DANCE added to the festive celebration of the season. Dancing to music by the Presto, students and faculty had an enjoyable evening. Mr. Ted Hays and his dance committee prepared the refresh- ments and decorations. 124fDANCE fx If - ,,--. a Q ,Sv , V.kg 3 . ew ZR? Dorm Life 1974 was a year of improvements for BOARDING STUDENTS. Students wishing to board only during weekdays were classified as Five Day Boarders. Seven Day Boarders were placed in refurbished rooms in Rugby and Woodward Halls. Air conditioning, shag carpets, and new furniture made dorm life more comfortable. Also added were planned weekend trips to athletic and cultural events in Atlanta. Such improvements, however, did not sup- plant the pleasure of an afternoon nap, rap sessions, or the routine activities of clean- ing house or going to class. a-Hs.-K-5-we-J' I Y ca, . K .- -ff f- Hx qi F' iif Ji g ' 3 .N 3 ix 'J,fQ-' .. Q - A 9. 126fDORM LIFE , W...-.M W- W DORM LIFEf127 gy., -yn.-...- '1',i f A 1' E 'x xx , 1, 4 -hx SW N Nv- 0 li i f ' ,Q -nf' f X pufnkls f -xl 'LH-,, W- ' 1 1 q 1 A ' ' Y ,tm - WF ..,....... M ' 1 ,, ' f - W if X -M ' l - Q Awe- ,, H :M f wi--aw. 'R' ' . -..W A , 5 ' A. .. uf ' ' Q .5- - L , .af ' sf' Eg 0' l i ' .4 SR f X .Q f' s: X R' 'M I .wa 'L v A .h 1 QM k LA bb lmb. 4 Q ,J fi: A L - ' Q Q. Y ...sf K W R ,J F' . mm x fi H J my-, w .5 .. g ig X . ,S Q , FSEM' , . ax? -f 5 ,g i fi K - QS E f- xg., ,, gh QS 5 fr if 5 ff -if 2 1, 1, A nfl 1 ? F. 3 Watching television, gossiping on the phone, or waiting for that special someone to call or come by are only a few of the activities of BOARDING GIRLS at Woodward. Weltner I, Weltner ll, and Evans Halls provide a warm, home like atmosphere for female boarders. On a warm sunny afternoon, girls may be found sunbathing in the court- yard, strolling down Rugby, or ab- sorbed in a tennis match. Small kit- chens provide opportunity for those who wish to try their culinary skills. Like the boarding boys, the girls participate in a variety of school planned weekend outings. DORM LlFEf129 S.l.P. One of the newly instituted programs this year was the STUDENT INTEREST PROGRAM, better known as SIP. Its purpose was to allow students to expand their knowledge of specific vocations and life in general. A four week program, SIP provided experiences not avail- able in a formal classroom situation. Each Senior was re- sponsible for finding an organization or business and com- pleting weekly evaluations concerning his progress. Some students worked in law offices, hospitals, and retail busi- nesses while others assisted in special schools and the Atlanta Volunteer Action tutoring program. 'I30fSIP Ili I' ll ,.,,,,,..-I I Thank you, Mr. Monti, from the Seniors SIPX131 ,gt- Q 9 'T tix' gk. W Q 4 g J M 3 Q ' fi, MSU? f x . p 1 -r XWA gk' N yr 2 in A 5 Q M5 Q 1 gg 5 X aw Xi W M if X ?, wx Y , 2 N ' x Al Q .g. ?'w 'ggil' , Y X fc- f - N fbiffsa' 0 A O , 4 u X , ' 5 . If 5 . I . .,. au. wus nd' 41' mi' ,qw-ur . I + M,,,,L M Mmm rr ? 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W ?wV' ' .gf qgiiggjyfr A y ' f, Q 5- af' F W fu 1 s '1,2:C3ggff.2- gfqgg , 1 ' ' b Q 'Q ., . -'f ','.' f 'J eg SL L ' ,H 53 ' A ' ' -am 5 avi , f -Aw! , ng i. k 1a:a4,, 1 ' 'fy ' ' ' -' ' M ill W' 'Q -Q ., tx ' 1 , . ,, .- . . -, , ., , N, I . , J5,fz.13,g fwkfaw pftaf-ge' 14' -' 1' M K' ' ' -2 -,iw 'aff ww.- fx . ,,,, f'v5Qffff'g,j.1f wiwj 4,9 I - L - ,' S gg fb ' Student Government Composed of the President, the Cabinet, the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the judicial Branch, the STUDENT GOVERNMENT sought to reform its impractical organization by in- vestigating the possibility of a complete new form of government for the 1974-75 school year. Under the leadership of President Gil Morgan, students became more aware of Student Goverment and its responsibilities. C-D TKT STUDENT BODY OFFICERS if! Q gg :xii-.J ', s,iQ,?' . . - , I AN, V fwwv 17 iQ? 4 T, ,f..,., fn fs., 1 ,. i .. 4 N Q, . Q Af. yr 4, as Lf . - lim , Y 138fSTUDENT GOVERNMENT , ,, tt, ...,,. , , CABINET , J A L nr I ,A A :W ref. M gh. -., , ' , HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES L.. ,fx Sd SENATE STUDENT COVERNMENTH39 Student Committees For several years Woodward has had Special Committees. These committees discuss and at- tempt to resolve problems dealing with: Building and Grounds, Education, Food and Health, Activities, Dance, and Vestry. Besides resolving problems the committees provide an excellent chance for the Faculty, Executive Board, Parents, and Students to understand each other. New ldeas brought before the committees are discussed and with the consent of the administration are approved for im- plementation. This year's committees have been enthusiastic and active. QV' JA' BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE ,pg V., I 3 5 av 3 ,X 1' 5 140fSPEClAL coMMiTTEEs FOOD AND HEALTH COMMITTEE X' 'J74 SP Vw gift. i 25' 42' HQ S -v A I 4 i W 515 .gf 5x9 9' A fs, .L 5 N. - N- M 7 Q ' I' V 1- W f x ' ' 'f N. -75 J ff Qly' ' 4 'S '5Q'g .. . N L5 'x 3 . ww. bv gau- ,iw i'i?f ...- ,356 , iff ' td I an -iw- s W 4'lE 'Uv is ' , Q, ... P -J, - x A 'ii' K ' k 1 A il is . -J is ii 'fr 5144, ,,l 1 fag g + me .,, Sf! 1 I H 3 a 5 I it w K , x YT.- 11-S - ze I 3:1 4 I .N N :X , Q, y A , f 5... . ? '?f 1' Z' . 3' e -. - fi is 3 'M Q. . I KL! 1 ,Aki 1-V K , 1- X Q -1 if' L' Q, .. . 5' W 0 Q .. - N. . 5 X P . . 'I- 15-v Xl' I 1 L Q Q 1 1 f 3 9 If I7 5. '.'..,Q44i .D V, vi- 3 x -Y xw' v E HONOR COUNCIL Honor Council Honor Society The purpose of a code of honor is to encourage high ideals and standards of conduct among students. The HONOR COUNCIL at Woodward Academy con- sists of elected student government of- ficers who have the responsibility of deal- ing with honor violations, this body is the judicial Branch of our student go- vernment. The Honor Council offers the student the opportunity to be tried by his peers, it does not, however, replace the regular system of discipline at the Academy. The Randolph W. Thrower Chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOClETY is composed of juniors and Seniors. High academic achievement is not the only basis for admission, students are also chosen for thier integrity, involvement in school activities, and ability to get along with fellow students. The National Honor Society is not considered a service club. Each year, however, it sponsors an event in which both students and faculty parti- cipate. This year the faculty defeated the Seniors in a bruising football match, pro- ceeds being donated to charity. HONOR SOClETYf'l43 v. ...va ,..... Q Q.. . I 'W' L. . -Q 'SQ ,, Q INTERACT CLUB -4 144fSERVlCE CLUBS KEY CLUB Service Clubs Introduced in 1971, SERVICE CLUBS have continued to increase student in- volvement on campus and in the com- munity. One of the few to have al girI's chapter, Woodward Academy's Key Club has participated in several projectsg in- cluding a sleigh pull which collected S137 for the retarded, and a Kid's Day at the jesse Draper Boy's Club. Both the Inter- act and Leo Clubs collected for UNICEF and donated money to send Indian child- ren to Disney Land. The Interact was also responsible for entertaining the ex- change students from Iran during school vacations. Playing an important role in the student's spiritual life is the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. This year the club supervised a religious emphasis day. aw AEQEN, 'T 'J' I S. zQ' Q, X vl k -: eu, s. u H 4- ls., X.: lf 1 ' ef, 5..- N-fl. - ,, '- N 'x .5 . o -H s , X ,,, . A' , : Q' .LQ .xx- 5 X191 Q ass! -. Q sf gy . I f-lf, .f 5 ' , .. XRS-LXIZ5.,-, . ' 'NX I ,. Q ,x,.. K -. I I . k wmvanifl 4 f .- . - ,,,- if ff x A X7 K T 1X af X L-QV 'ff Qk 'fL f X . Chess and Photography 1972 and 1973 State champions, the CHESS CLUB plays not only high school but also college students. An individual as well as a team sport, chess has become an active group under the direction of Mr. john Abernathy. Organized this year, the PHO- TOGRAPHY CLUB members learned new methods of taking pictures. Each month a contest was held and the best pictures selected. Advised by Mr. Roy Brady, the club aided both the VORPAL BLADE and PHOENIX staffs. CHESSXPHOTOX147 'I x nf' E .. 2. 1, Em QA Y M f yfg , QM f f 7 m ,, hV W ' A I 5,f-fi X . -K f 1 .1--' 5 ,- 6, ., X ? 2' Ai ...J '., A ve 1144. -4- -' N 4 ,.,X X -. , 1. ' ml fy xr- V f '. h I! Y -'Li I K 1, f VX mv K '- Zu I E 5 X w, f ' ' ' XX of Y s 1 ,W , A X ,N 4 gf ir? X mm 4 A :Q N I 'U' N ' '1 I, A , ' ' wavy, ' 4 S X -Q Q A gf! ' ' 4 E I ' N - -5 W f . XJ . f 1 ww - .-1 - 45 , . . 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Mr. Bill Lee, our T.V., radio, and film specialist, brought with him a new format. More emphasis has been placed on informing the student than entertaining him. Members of the Mass Media course often relay to stu- dents, via the television network, news highlights and interesting tidbits of in- formation. The WATV station also enables the administration to make announce- ments, and student body officers to speak ofupcoming school events. 'flhf' C 8 Ill MQW 152fTELEVlSlON .... ,..,W...sw-J---f ' 'K 1 i I s f 1 ill .E f ig R gg, , gr ll' K Si The Sword and Chalice Under the guidance of Mrs. Cleo Hud- son, the SWORD AND CHALICE, Wood- ward Academy's literary magazine, en- courages students to express themselves creatively. Students themselves are of- ten surprised by the hidden talents of their fellow classmates. Chris Harkey headed this hard-working crew, with Steve Cole as copy editor and Mimi Moenk in charge of art. '55 ' vwncliinifs I 4 xif,'li1w ,fl .1 ' f V-If G f .wks ,Mm 1, ' 1' Y' t f we ef . sv or , ., me ? A' it S 1 Y 11 ,,,, rl .... MAGAZINEHS3 , ' , '7' ' ....-. V- gl K ,,,,,,,,..,..-Q-0-'fn- ' Q Nl' x .SJ . .Q Q , fy uw 'if ff 'Q ii' 'lr- QX 154fNEWSPAPER Wx 3,1 Vorpal Blade The purpose of a school newspaper is to increase interest in all aspects of student life - academics, sports, clubs, activities, and people. THE VORPAL BLADE achieved this with great successl Published monthly, the newspaper also contained editorials and articles on music, personalities, and events in Atlanta. The reader was even of- fered a theme to be used in emergency situations, written by an unknown Hharried English student. Greatly responsible for the increased popularity of the Vor al Blade were its co-editors - Renee Ruppers urg and Chris Swenson - who, with the staff, worked many nights to insure a school newspaper enjoyed by all. The PHOENIX STAFF worked hard to recreate the school year 1973-1974. As Editor, Carla Berry spent hours in organizing the yearbook, scheduling photography sessions, and working to meet dead- lines. Rusty Slider, Assistant Editor, worked closely with her in checking minute details. Mary Alice Cantrell worked in designing many of the layouts. Because of his efficiency in organization, Brink Dickerson was appointed Business Manager. Since the '74 book stressed copy, Meg Campbell created and assigned copy for various sections. Trudy Cathy and Debbie Walker planned the sports section and obtained copy and group rolls from coaches. Robbie Federlein served as official photographer. The results of lengthy work sessions, the '74 PHOE- NIX portrays the four schools that compose the Academy. The staff has its memories: the Rock Eagle planning conference, Margaret's Christmas present fan eraserj, Mrs. Berry's coffee cakes, Mr. Stock- hammer's wonderful lectures, details about Mary Alice's latest boyfriends, and Carla's new car, the staff party, and most of all - the yearbook itself. 'l56fYEAR BOOK ff, V fl, 6 'X i 'if' W ww' J.. CABINET: Chip Baggeny Phanp . ., - Morgan, Suian Moynahan, Lani Www - . - . - -- - K , .L .-f,J.:x'25?' -' . , W - ' K ii f Vg, A -' 'L ' as Y ii' L' 3 9 4 Fflfs sg' fg r Q 15.5 H 3 ,.. ,E Thompson if on 1 fa. f 2 I . , hyzt 5 A, ,Q LLL,, h 2 5 E ' ie, ', 1 if . ,H , ' 'L6 1 , , , ,Hn t' B Q Dk, qi '- 1 1 L I Q , VV',, 2 , i ,,'z - , ' my ' 'f'- , l -KV' Bro - - , ' A 124 . .- wg? Christi Q ' ' ' He gwecotfif Vmsz - :, V ii dy Knox, Bet . ' ' - e - Q k, 'Lai ' 5 n , , , W3 0 ' 9 Q? I Q TfiSh ' ' A viz! iw K4 5 . ,,,,, 41 Si MJ, , were 'if ,.,m, -'W 1 A ,ig i. as Qi? ,Q fe' V! MP? i, WL MEG 1 ,3gN A ,f ' W K 4. 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Ti. sf F E M323 si? i X? . ., W 5 4 qw-ww ' 172fPEOPLE ' .fmgyzz gf, , ,l:'. - WJ. , , , Q, .,r,,W,3, .W,,..m t f ..,v,.Wf,f,Wx 1, ,L.2,.,' A . . 1 f-M 3,f.,q,,4,,., ,if I ffhffll ff fffz, A N' 0 af-cvs' gwff -Mx'25:fe1,l::q,, ,, V ' yi V ' w ff :ff-Qvf. pw w 8 S a?,1 5i5 2 - IH-2'E,ifQ,4fQ5gZ311wGgiflg''f My 4' K ,A M: 4, A .x -Y 1,2 .War .'-' 4' W Active and alert, students and faculty become involved in the serious understanding of life. PEOPLEf'l73 Mg I :ff .H wi ' I ff ,smkii 'if X, Ny , 9-3' 45 ik ,Q , by X , . x we 1 , , fi? Rf ' ui A -ffm Y! . I A P Ly, ', QQ. ff-Q5 f 'iw' .af 2? 2 5 S vm- Q22- 5 Q 'Q A ,Q K x S x wxv- '- ' 'A WV,-W f 1. '44.,5'S -i:-g- . N' 4 my 'f' ,134-Qc, 1 -,.. 141- , ,- lf Ai:-6' f V ,zvsfi QM' nu. 12 'QPIWE V iff '33 Q I ig mA' f , .11 if wp' -ns.,-gg, .-nw 5. -V Ezywmff f22j 'i?52 i1 . ' , E ffff x M335 Vey .i ,M E -f . ,Av Ei ful wggfeyr vw fa. : sffrfaii V ,ifiaiiazm 7 + 'H' 1 new Q W' :ar N, 'f 1 1 4 I .J '12, 7 Q' ' f-:H iimf . 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Y 4 'Q H :nf -V -'.'A'Jw1'-eGfw.f-' Q' ' .r,j'L?g2Af.',JWf A, 3 xflgkfifrol ' v g'fwfyg,.i1 f gat ' rw: 3 ff:iZQfk1', ' : .mai .,f V .Mg 1 6 , ,, xy.. ,,, Q Creative teaching methods in their students characterize the BUSEY SCHOOL FACULTY. and a sincere interest I? fi fr' ......aa , -Xi., s..-'manila like Mrs. Joanne Berry Mrs. Margaret Buhl Mrs. Nancy Campbell Mrs. loanna Dawson Mrs- loyce Herschelman Third Level Pre-Kindergarten Art Fourth Level Second Level Mrs. Patricia Hill Social Studies A l Mrs. ludith Miller Mrs. Diana Salter Mrs. Shirley Stagg Mrs. Margaret Tucker Paraprofessional Music First Level Language Arts Mrs. Trudy Wages Paraprofessional 178fBUSEY FACULTY Mr. Lynwood W, Ward Mrs. Sarah Watson Mr. Alvin G. Wendt Mrs. Maxanne Woolfe Math-Science Second Level Assistant Principal Kindergarten , , g , 'fffi 'rf ,Aff ' igggkfff if -f, A ' if iff' xsgjlfilifx , , W M if Tw ,,gggfQ,'u V , ,,,H,1..m,:g14' 1 I , f :jf mmwqnffffnggzzzg . , :gfg,j'S?5i?!'? -, Cf ii, ' Y iifg 5 if , g- Q' f W 'ffgfiilf 'iff ' ' ' Q ,L 4 .7.,,,, milk 1 ,s Q, 5 f ,M 5 533121, , jf 5 if H . new Q5 5gi,f'f2',f-,:,:-- 1, w X W' ,Q ' 11 gg-issg 45 fp ? 'f'f'4f 'f gf ,!G,,.?,, L V. ' A ' ' '61 f ffm FIRST grade is a year of new faces, beginning friend hip C X am as ' N:- Q i. S 1 William Aderhold Ted Amy Andrea Austin Marsha Bruce Mary BurgeSS . f . Stephen Ellezy David Hill leri Lowe Keith Lowery Britt McClanahan M91 K, W 3 k A . , , ky . VV , 5a..,, ip . ,gg , L ',,,' H f Shawn Neely Mike Obert Charles Partridge Craig Sagon ' Laura Stone 'l8OfBUSEY GRADE 1 ' .aee ' -. L Thad Calhoun Donald Cook Kenneth McNichols Cynthia Moore Angela Vickers Mark Ward In SECO D grade writing skills are improved, math becomes more complex 5 1 e 55 ...qv X . X ' 1.9-if-W I or 3 - YY? 9 Ann Agkew Rebecca Benton Beverly Buhl 1317195 Cavalli Anne DHIYOU Patricia Foster -. -11- 'l- - - . i i gas- -.'ff 511- ' Q, - x 1 '- ge N a ': E ' - -1 . , ,. ', 1,--f - f K i 5, . Q- i r , 1 J' f 5 ,W 2 o 1 K Q K K :h, ' s N1 g i 1 L af ' Wade Cebera Angela Gray Benjamin Hendry Salley Humphrey jamie jamieson 'sunt' 'QPF' X X Lea Landers Iuliette Layva Stephanie Maddock Sherrie MCQOY Shelia Mohley W ii i.r 'llllll . Qi 9 e 'i of , K .Q f A ll Kimberly Payton Greg Spend? Herman Talmadge Christopher Turner Dameron Wilson Jeffery Kendrick jackie Mobiey Donna Woolf Steve Frey Morgan Kendrick Craig Nelson BUSEY GRADE 2 f'l8'l , THIRD grade is growing with the school. Funny skits . cursive writing .... homework! F' JB rf' gg, Af, , W. 3 ti? Yves fs Ji Martha Arrue Heather Bailey joseph Clark Kelly Conway xargx, Lanette Ellzey Carlos Fernandez Martha Norrhcutt Wyvonda Perkins 182!BUSEY GRADE 3 Brian Cagle Andrew Cameron Brince Dixon Mark Doherty paul Grady Kenneth Kimbrough ,ws Andy Waddle Ronald Wilson The FOURTH grade is one of ex pansion. More subjects, new i 'i'f friendships, becomingapart. L Chad Aderhold Lynn Burgess Donna Cardell Henry COHW-Hy Barry Cook Michael DBIIOH Richard Dennard lavier Fernandez Marcus Foster Alexander Garfield Randy Gaynes Amanda Gray 'QS' Gayle G,-ugkin Grace Hale Fred Herschelman Steven Humphrey Leslie Hutchenson Joseph Leyva lessie Lowe Kelley Mays Timothy Millican Dwight Williams BUSEY GRADE 4f183 as i v 1, 'lk 'all ii' K 9 l 'thfff jf i if 4' . 'W ,gh M gg x X Taswell Aderhold Christopher Benton Robert Caldwell lk 'wa gilwfi .f H ii 1 3' - sv . an M A 1, fw-ff is Brantley Calhoun Susan Collins joy Gail Disharoon Laura Garfield l Going steady . . . playing together and working hard. W FiFTH grade is maturing, Keith jones Mark Mays Robert Northcutt K' if jg' it ...W-af wfly' Lisa Harbough David Obert Paul Raines Kevin Sagon , GVESOFY Wll50n james Yarbrough X Y in H af C 184fBUSEY GRADE 5 Q if as l 'ia' Q : Whether alone or together, SIXTH graders find new experiences in each da 3 Mr ze zhk --.- 2 1 : -iw : '-- X 40? i n L xi Q 1 Eugenia Conway jeffrey Cook john Dumas Lester Hale ? j:ZirNi 5-A. N azi, 13 S-4 t ' .f? ,, ' I Amy Hendry Mark Leyva Melinda Mays Randy Miller .ip Q. - i , r Q N,., ' N 133 K , ,I ,, . ii '45 ff f .: -iff L .h X .' -Q Q 4 - 'i V, Q- fi X M . e ff f f fa rail -Q - 'rfr i L . Katherine Stagg Edward Todd SCO!! Weaver Karen Yingling W: 'iffri if L' K V -V r E BUSEY GRADE 6f185 Y few-1. ff' H - in 3 Eliviilf 'L saw 'HH' S . S2 , Being a SEVE TH grader at Busey means being the tops 5' Exerting your influencep saying goodbyes. james Beckemeyer Thomas Busey lanis Cameron jeffrey Disharoon Devina Dixon Paul Fernandez 'l86fBUSEY GRADE 7 Wi Kirk Green Howard jackson Kim jones Ernest King Tim Lopez Val Marshbourne Diane Schreer jimmy Steele Grady Stone james Williams Melinda Yarbrough Kenneth Yingling iF' Creativity, patience, and love characterize the LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY. Mrs. ludith Andrews Social Studies Mrs. Nancy Boston Paraprofessional Mr. Don I. Cardell Physical Education 188fLOWER FACULTY Mrs. Linda Collins Paraprofessional 'M W M a 1' . U V52 . A' , ,.,,. ,, ,f f , A but X . '?'llS tllliit Mrs. Eleanor Dearolph Mrs. Carolyn Driver Paraprofessional Science X253 QE rvv. 1,27 Q . Mrs. Lane Fristoe Mrs. Priscilla Glass Mrs. Tat Hixon Art Language Arts Kindergarten M. f' 4 l t Mrs. Dixie Fausett Second Level Mrs. Margaret King Third Level 491 v 1 . QRQNSQ ,Em M yblwws sw -NSQQM W is nlqgfknw .visa k is Nlwigqsgq. ,i M . xx i A w xillsilmlfblmi ill.'i-lm Args Lottie Knight Mrs. Carolyn Land Mrs. Sheryl Maddox MLSA Wilma Marlin 'araprofeggional Language Arts-Science Paraprofessional Thlfd Level .. . ,li H A ,M - n X JM M 'N 0 ' if .IV at ...,:., i f,-r 'QX ,, 'ma lil b ,lri A ,,,, ,X 2 , ,T r - 4 X' vlrs. Vicki Musto Miss Anna O'Donnell Mrs. Susan Patterson MVS- lean PllillipS MLS- lane Poole 'araprofessional First Level Pre-Kindergarten Pre-Kindergarten Thlfd Level LOWER FACU LTYf189 2 f ,,.V :kk Mrs. Lily Rein Mrs, Betty Riley Mrs. Charles Robertson Mrs. Anne Spratlin Miss Nandra Talton Math-Science Third Level Language Arts Second Level Music 1 x , Kis- L l Q? ' x , i ,Y IQ f' , 1 Mrs. lean VanOrsdall Miss Ellen Vickers Miss Doris Wagner Mrs. Karen Weidner Mrs. janet Wiley Kindergarten Physical Education Social Studies Foreign Language Librarian 'l90fLOWER FACULTY i 45, ,V Qffiffffsigfl A 5 k V ,VJ if 4, VK Q V- Vi, Q ua A Forming words . . counting by fives . . playing tag . . . FIRST ,W grade is learning to learn. lle Katherine Abernathy 5 My n, ti A 2 f .E w l n ! I .5 Al? Er Scott Bridges ,,m,g,, f -- f--f rm 2 ,L E' f Q 'ba L? : u L S, fi F' Gordy Duncan 192fGRADE 'l Lisa Apanay .,,,. , W j w far 1 r 13, if 4 l f Neal Brown 4, f ggi it K il lf' 3 Alonso Duralde Regina Baker Kim Bishop Qt? Kevin Brumlous Karen Cruse n I .1 1 E X Rhonda Goldsmith jerry Hairston Tracy Heath Jeffery Higgins Lori Black Brent Boston Paul Brady Cliff Daniel Kelly Davidson Laura Dearolph QMHI j,, QW arfr 7 ,,t. g,ML?WQfAg:ww ,,' 'K if K 3 ' : lr .lt 2, lin Hardegree Debbie Harris 3414 ,gg 4 , mari NA 74 jennifer Hunter Shawnjoneg Martin Harris Ray justice I f 9 'li'-A ' '51 .. fjfrff ' Ivan Katz David Malizia V midi McLendon Shannon Stevens Randy Watkins it vvaa W Q Ricky Lane Garrett Laubach Mike Mason Terri McCart Darren Mitchell lanet Montgomery ' ,,,,, s -,A 1. z ,-z if Amy Stewart Andrew smh David Watts jeff Wood Luci Leary Kent McLelland Ashley Smith irsisi , iisst,sis. ,fn -f ,V 'S ,M ., Clinton Thornton Q t johnny Wright GRADE1f193 Patrick Albuquerque Ginger Andre ,. 1- A D a siazaawwn limBuch anan readiness to learn more . . . to do more to live more. Karen Crocker Timmy Davis Stephen Baird Diann Bolton 4if'V,'::::,:5'Ef E, , -' an ,rf ,-A., V 1:15 H 'E ,,,,1t,,g1 , 1,,,i W , , M22 1' .,.:,::,- I 1 X, a f, 1 -t, it , 1 Michael Cheves David Cooper eiue eerv mr., f-ff. . Chris Dixon Debbie Doty 194fGRADE 2 David Drew ,fm L 11' 195 Rick Hickman Lauren Fisher , gina. f :swf ...H . 4' ,i,,, ,,,, , ,ff ,gif 3-'W-W' , . 5,2 . fy X 5 rf i nfl f , , 1: wr 1 S Q A 6 if 15' Guy Hill 1:1 , f 4 Y' if 'I 1. Eefifg. Q X it x , Chris Goodwin Ginny groove, David Hubbard Kevin Hudson r rw ir ,x V . F ' L, , ,aw 773W 70 N :: Q. N4 -r- c if :- fu f 5 'H I 4 1- 1-if , A wi .Aly Scot1Mairos0 Q11' - .K L, Kelly Keappler Martin Kite Danny Kuehl Derrick Minor Gabriel Nassar 1 H? W. . ' x . 2 in Lsvzafl -43' :gg 1 3 -v' 5 Rf ' 5 Pal Pike Michelle Pou Lisa Shatterly Rusty Snellgrove Ieff Spratlin X 0 H3V0ld Wdldfop Claudia Walters Robbie Whitley Mike Whitlow Andrea Williams Val Lewis julie Pausa . . W we , wqrlqil' N TF' f Q A '19 Nwf Tim Sullivan PaulWilliams Burt Young Isis- '-fe ,,,.f-W ' 42,11 uf 6 THIRD grade is a year of action, homework, and shared secrets. K ' ,, :was Q z. 55r5if55f:I2,sf1E ff5fH :'iiifffliiffffifei 5 - f,., L .. ,Qin I ' 'jf-1 Q -ii' ' f e , I as :s ' 9 - ' M 'I s Chip Ezell Skip Fristoe Demise Gurney Michellelordan lim Karlovich jamie Ketqhens 'l96fGRADE 3 Todd Adams Manny Apanay r r -cgxgrawasf 1 --we , , Charles Bouvette fled' Richard Alarcon Frank Andre Kim Andrew lohn Bailey leff BBVFOU lames Battenhouse H9idiBY0Wf1 Christi Chaney Sally Conley 'WEE 'YQ' Melim COUVSEY Brian Crouch Jamie Dinnerstein Mflnlia Domeief Vanessa Drazich Michael Henry Brian Kim Michelle DuBose Chris Dunn jeff Evang Ioel Hllff Scott Insinna Shellyejones Vince Lee Pilar Lievand Mark Linder R 'ti ii' t If' e st 'X X xt X l L Eh W xL , ssss i , R X if t I any ng -fl Tk wwf y. .- - It i n s 'Wav' Paul Longino Mike Maxwell Steve McCune Susan Montgomery 'Om '63 .,, lifT1l'T1Y Palmer lean Paris Stephen Petty Britt Priddy i S . ag, , Regina Reeves Shawn Regan lasmin Riad Andy Richardson L- Q76 t . V f v-ff RX , f WA Q -s Sara Schulten Kenny Scoggins Robbie Scott Adam Slaglc 'av tv-fl john Summer Beverly Sykes Becky Tomagello Co te Turner of Kim Murphy in A . 'f 1 , it ,f Q Charles Pyke Van Ricks su 'A il i lr 5 2 , .Ji ex 5 ,H 1 'M BretSleight .4 Mark Waisanen 'uf -gxv .0 'Q 'V Sandra Nassar Paige Orrie David Randolph Nancy Randolph 9 QQJEQZQQL it 1 :X 3 1 R fi , lody R0l'Ifl David Sandusky : X l . Y N t L nr 11 'R ' :i t Q 'Q'Z'... i Clark Spratlin Todd Staples .3 x -2 - h X. ,xv 'H 1, , f fi Robin Watts Linc Wells GRADE 3f197 Laboring over reports . . . E1 DEW love each She,ma.,Banr5 Ma,k,,a,,On ,u,iB,aCk A,M,m week, FOURTH graders feel grown-up. Wa eaywx -. fi' ' e-ff: e . 1 ,r.h is 3: :EEZ i W 'V ii 1- 4. A ' f r , . ,Q xg? ., N : M in-si , 4 1 K h ,Vx . e . 1 Q, . fi 2- lf.. 1- Alan Bussie Cynthia Byrd Debbie Cole Ann Colson :gr 2 md E i Cathy' COOPEV P8lfiCli C0OPef jennifer Cowan Lori Daniels jamie Davidson Dany Davis Steven Dickerson julie Dillard 584. Erica Dinnergiein Cal Durham Marcia Fetterman Holle Finley ,, ' 'sizi- ieage, . ' Q ei ' 'ag -gg: ' r it ,I ' 1 if- x Q Hoyt Fleming Bill Gable Lisa Gonalez james Gresham Melanie Harrell john johnson Wade johnston Biliyjones Donnalones 'l98fGRADE 4 l Shannon jones lennyjudkins Georgia,-,a King David Kinsey Gwen Land Stacey Landers Qt Q 1 it jennifer Pelkey Ch9 Yl Peppel i255iii1'- J - i ' 1.4 - - .. J A 1 Q iw W. .fjrqgjl QM ff!! 'ii 'Y Scott Rollins lim Satcher S X5 ,. , 1152? I 1 5355511 in - 211 7253? Rebecca Sidener -...qw Frank Sullivan Brian Sweaqman AL. L. rrcn f few. alaa is K L A- .-Q- i ..hf . a 3 N25 5 X git 3 3 -af r S Darlene Lee l Valerie Lee Marcia Luke Kevin Marshall -ir- Dan Perkins , to 'lll fini' - ss- Robert Schorr . .,, , Azi, A N, fr ll. ' Brad Smith Todd Smith Kyle Peruzzi Ann Phillips Troy Read B, ia? Y97' 'J Paul Schulten Lorri Seals Joseph Sharpe Warren Smith Chase Spratlin Todd Stewart - -- A, ., Q aa i t S I, tj- X i,,rr , -A X fr 2.7 N, V lack Teague Bill Paris Y 5 Q .. .. . X Kevin Redden Candy Shaw Lila Strother Arthur Ulloa Nena Warriner lim Wolbrecht Scott Woodall GRADE 4f'l99 At N FIFTH grade is a year increased work, clique and sports participatio Dana Alexander , Q . Ui X III f fk UZ ' 2 5 . WM QM ?C'ff7,,, we L ., E R Mark Brown EM' ' Naylor Dailey Glenn Conzolez Cleveland Harris Scott Henggeler ZOOXGRADE 5 of 5, n. f-'- Q 'i' f:5f 75 i l ' ' . if 2- - ,, .r,,A ,,r. r -. 6' jf Vg, , . -1 Bettina Berrong jeff Berry Mike Bishop Billy Brannan , , 1, - I , I . ., L f 1 gi G Sylvia Cole Carol Conley Thomas Cooper 1 'C ,,,- Sim ' i Deidre Fleming Nas Ann Fristoe Susan Froug Paige Goldsmith Rob Horion Richard lohnston Mark Kiker Sieve Kim , Wx, -gg 4, ., e W1 i , ,,,,. . W,,, syfpfwy gf 1, ,.,,,. I Mike Lam Robert Longino Clint Manning Kelli Marshall Laura MHZ-imi Steve Naylor Tim Nelson Rico Parajon Laura Parent Pete Patterson Paige patron iergio pousa l john Phillips Thomas Priddy Helen Purdon Rex Recues Yvgne Reynolds Evelyn Rodfgquez AI Rossi 'X C xmx X x Xl 'X NX X N Q is Q at xiii- t - P gl. ga .ff W . s Dannie Savard Len Savini Mike Scarbora Steve Schug Kathy Scott Christina Siefferman Eddie Sleight wmfqgr..- Xl RR -A , W A R Q, Q t X21 M S 1 L Zta ...L Richard Smith Michael Smith jeff Soracco Clint Stallings Paul Stowell Larry Turner Edgar Ulioa ,, . L N X, l i Sparky Van Orsdall lohn Weaver Romi Williams Pam Wilson l0lWl'l Wolbreqhy Martha Woodward Chris Wright GRADE 5f201 Through study and experimentation, SIXTH graders explore their world. 202fGRADE 6 Trellise Bardon Christi Black Chris Brumlow Barbara Corley Susanne Daughtry wr :fi 1 ' ' ff2tffs?f1si91'? T eaar , 4- 't ri, - .1 'A T' Chiky Duralde Lynn Acker Paul Albert tirt yyr in ' .' , i Cary Baker lay Bergholl , f --ff , ,,,it,,,... . , ig A rrf f -, mf A. ,H iii A ,a 2 f f I ta,,,. W, ff - 7 :ii , .4 1 Natalie Blissit Casey Blume Duane Carter David Cheves au., V ,, ,z :Lg - K' 47, , Q' -an Z f Q raiy is K 'tt it I ir I . ga 4 rip if Tommy Dailey lulie Daniel v ' if Diane DeVore lennifer Doty Hank Allen Tracey Biddle ff , i David Brown ..,,, .. I -wf5f:gs,, P 1 ,J z,,:. 'la yn, .- vid' 'gf Alfred Cole E V Q. r , ' if , 21 bg 'sf 1' J 7' ? N , Paimon Darugar Charles Duff Lee Evans Bruce Fetterman Beth Foster l 5 i l 'Z iw, ' 4 iff . ip 5- Y Terry Fowler Randall Carman -- - Mary Beth Curley David Hardy Saliy Hawp, Cindy Hill Kirk Hollums f 1:4 A N' 1- I I 'ask 5 We i i Nara N 'A -afar ., and -- www Scott Hubbard jimmy Huckaby Charles Hurst Perry Hyde iulie iacobs jeff iameg Susan justice paul Kayz i Leigh Land Cindy Langham v3 M af ' 4119 f 1' W X johnnyjones Scottloncs m. -andr- Rita Kiker lack Kirkman Dollie Laubach Kevin Lomason 1 Genie Lupo David Machado Boyd Martin Renee McMichen john Mckeown Willena Moye Tim Murray mf' f - f :gf NQ 1 . f wg. ul D' u 5 , : - 'Tl Q: , ' ' FFQ i ' H y Doug Newcomer Pam O'Hanlon Brian O'Kelly LHVYY Off Alan Ollie GRADE 6f203 if .NK 1..- ,..- SIXTH grade is a feeling of confidence in the presentg wonder of the future. ,0,,,,,,a,e,,t 1 f . 1,53 .. , t .s--,l - 55 . ,Aa .fif':1zi f. ' HJ ' T -L W . - wg awitra 5 it 3? tr A 'V N ' ..... Wu it .,ee , 1 :JN Q N 1 rs' li 4 l if ' X 3 , iv , N sv X Lindy Potts lay Ramage Katherine Schulten Steven Silverstein Clayton Slagle Scott Soracco Q4 intt it tt ' 'l ' -, h TQ tt P - Ted Staples lenor Stone Cindy Strickland Elliot Strother Michael Sutherland Eleanor Swamm Byford Wagstaff Earl Waisanen lane Warren john Webster Sandra Weston Ron Wright L . , Nix, Q 1 1 Greg Pierce William Spratlin Kelly Tucker Maribeth Yarbrough 204fGR ADE 6 .,, My A my r .. 1 I 1, 5 if 'XX -f42ae2:,:f, 'L,,, . zz Representing a cross section of educational back- grounds, experiences, and degrees, the FACULTY of the two schools disseminate not only their academic disiplines but also their personalities. Sharing, guiding, leading, and often pushing, they strive to instill a sense of accomplishment and joy in the learning process. f Qi .v sf ,Lt 7 ' -on 546 ali Sd-'tiki 'TER' 9 i' DL lakh Sgizkx 1505152 Mr. john M. Abernathy Mr. William H. Allen Mrs. Bobby Alford Mr. Sammy L. Andrews Mr. Robert D. Ballentine Science Math English Physical Education Department Chairman English Mr. Marion O. Blume Miss Betsy Box Mr. Roy C. Brady Mr. I. Mark Calhoun Mrs. Deborah T. Carson Foreign Language Dyslexia Clinic English Physical Education Fine Arts 206fUPPER FACULTY ,M Y ,wrirj A l Mr. james R. Chandler Mr. Williams S. Cobb III Mrs. lane Copeland Mrs. Donna H. Davis Mr- Edward A-DSSFOIPF1 Math Social Studies Reading Science Department Chairman Science Donald K. Dunlap Mr, Harry W, Edwafdg fv1r5. Franceg A, Ferguson Mrs. lOy FUlIOI l Nlf. Robert C. G3lSS8l'l Department Chairman English English English Math Q ,HU UPPER FACULTYf207 . Mr. Paul D. Goodwin Math Mr. Donald E. C-ross Department Chairman Social Studies Mrs. Carolyn L. Haldeman Mr. james E. Hardin English Social Studies L , Q Mrs. lane Hayes Reading 7 l 'il 252 ills. 2 ' Mr. Ted C. Hays MVS- Charlotte Hedervary MY- C- Graham HiXOr1 Mr. Chuck G. Hixon Mr. Watson L. Holloway Fine Ang Foreign Language Math Math Foreign Language 208fUPPER FACULTY r Y 1'-fX Farr' Mrs. Cleo Hudson Mrs. Cue Hudson Mr. Anthony W. Keaton Mr. Robert W, Keener Dr. joseph A. Kicklighter English Math Social Studies Science Social Studies .. Eiggigx 'ij , Y N : - , I Q , 2.1 E -' : I ll h 3, ' i I N W i, . . Z ! if. .af ' x Rig ll 1 . ' K X PQ f lg, .. Mr. William S. Lee Mr. William E. Lineberry Miss Patricia Mayes Mr. Timothy McKane Mr, W, Melvin Meeks ETV Social Studies English English Math UPPER FACULTYXZO9 Dr. Barbar Melville Mr, Walter CIMO.-1ti Foreign Language Social Studies Mrs. Gloria Naudeau Mr. john P. Oliver Miss Claire Phillips Mr. john L. Radzieta Mr. Errol F. Sanders Department Chairman Science Physical Education Math English Foreign Language Mr. Robert E. Sasseville Miss Rosemarie Skukan Mr. Roger W. Sloan Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mrs. Sandra Smith Science Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Science 2'l0fU PPER FACULTY vlr. Paul R. Stockhammer English R Mrs. Beverly Warinner Foreign Language Miss Lynne Stubblefield MF- Peter K- Sfllfm, ll Fine Arts Science Mrs. Marie Warinner Mr. Ray Westberg, lr. Social Studies Math Mr. johnny O. Stallings Mrs. Virginia Steele Physical Education Librarian X Mrs. Mary Walker Mr. Charles M. Wallace, ll Math Social Studies , Mrs. Carol Woods Mr. Max P. Young Math Assistant Librarian UPPER FACULTYf2'l'l ' ,'A' f A A iilii F3 iiii ' Mrs. Lorane Curtis Mrs. Margaret Finch Infirmary Student Lounge F Miss Brenda Allison Mrs. Shirley Brooks Mrs. Lucy Butler Secretarial Pool Secretarial Pool Secretary to the President and Head master Mrs. Beverly Sanderson Mrs. Marguerite Allen Campus Store Busey Secretary Mrs. Helen Frazier Mrs. Brigitte Glover Assistant Director Secretarial Pool of Food Services 212fSTAFF The orderly functioning of Woodward is dependent on capable and efficient PERSONNEL. Secretaries pro- vide innumerable services to students, teachers, and administration. The Rutland Infirmary, the Campus Store, and the Student Lounge are expertly supervised by Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mrs Finch. Friendly smiles and pleasant personalities often trans- form a routine day into a memorable experience. l MTS- Rllih HQIYS Mrs. Peggy Krueger Mrs. Sue Manning Mrs. Tressie Patrick Mrs. Christine Price Business 0ffIC9 Admissions Secretary Secretary to the Principal Secretarial Pool Business Office Mrs. Alice Smith Mrs. Ethel Stephens Mrs. Toni Wallace Alumni Secretary Business Office Secretarial Pool STAFFXZ13 -44 K . u .. i f ' . .gc ,X Q 5 gg E . + ' K K , 'ff .iff rs. 395 1 ' 1 ry g '1 K .R ..'5rg N. . 1 ,.n,, S,2 ' . 'HJ' '. m 'iE.,.'f Nv X ' fe , - 4 W., . K 5 , 3 3 :K '4 ' 'f X J' ggi? Q sg K'jhi!'..K k 3. f fin k. h fi- .ki ' 1 fp ' ' fb , ,fa J. ,ii .M - Q A, AMAA. -an V . 4 V . ' . ' 1 w K .3 '. . ui N , . U . , . .U ,. X 2 I L - X - yr M -ig? , AL R . , -gpg . ' A, 'Q ww, 'S 'isr- A, gjwg . K 'A .Q i ff..-.X ' sr . Q1 ' - . . 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K K K. , In fi A ,wifi ff.,5..N.,g..k-..,5g.f.zf1.55-V,,f-vg,..,,5,::55:, ....,,f.. . W .5 Z Lf. K . i K ., , A f . n I K , - 4 1 A 5 L ' , ' 'rs . - I J Af N . f V ' - k V Q 5 3' is i S 1 V S' K' 5' ' .. . rw 2 ff ' , , 1, , . x A if b I A ' 1 y Rf tx . ' + A ' ' .g f f X A x Q 67- X 4 :Q V f- . V if V . y K 4 - -'f . 'H 5 WBA 'V L. 1 .13 , ,V z ' a 1. X xy A . 2 T ' Q f Wffm ..-316 . , .A A 5. A99 ig ' QINLQQ fi hr .fl -if My 'ia 'Q 1 x 1 Lff. A ff' WA, 2 RFE wg SX fy 5:1 . f 00 ar s 5 RT EDWARD nstructor an Scle odward Aca IE 5 x DCB S l'uCf0l' O 1 You if Adm i , s I Q M ft . , 4' ,yn 1. - - ' Y- - '.-.t w- Yi fi f xf .f 5 . , i, f b J 5 55 Q, , -1 i I .,. .f 1 - , ' A K L. ig . :'- mmh , ' h T 9 ' . A ., M. Ed., Um rs QI ff 1 4 A Y ' 2 'r i , f w ' ' 13 A , QW? 'P ,,-'AZ AAAV 35 wif. 3 ,?,3w.wf',wf -iwx A ' ., ' I - Q .I h 1 1 , .V y g od -k h ,S ,Q Y Q, D V E , . M' .N f x - S 1 - . 1 1 ' f. A 5 Q 'w 'X ' A 2 ' St f . ' Q 'Fil -nv-Q5 v john Alarcon Steve de Albuquerque judy Allen David Bazemore ufb -.,, I Laurie Alexander ,lr'l. i - - . ' euee 'l'll X I x Qs-' sa xg, e Q 5 ,V Q' lr Linda Bishop Doug Blackmon Nancy Boggs Nona Boggs Greg B0Yd Paiflfk Brooks Ray Brown loanna Browning 216fGRADE 7 x rs - - I' Brad Bettis Elwyn Bridges Stephanie Browning SEVENTH grade is starting all ov- er - confronted with new teachers, attending a newly constructed school. Ann Bussie Randy Cassimus Randy Cooper Mark Cowan Kerry Crosby Babette Davis NanCy Davison Carlos Duarte Lewie Dunn Tim Eckhart 5'-'San EDPS Steve Fleming qv' TY Tammie Fleming Andy Fordham Liza Fristoe Greg Gonzalez lohn Goza John Grainger 'C.'l ' ,ary A srrr f George Griffin Mark Hall Ricky Harper Tracy Harris jeff Haynie Linda Henson f ' . 1-.4 M11 'liaof' 'R' pl Allen Hodgson Leigh Holloway Spencer Hughes Rusty johnson Greg Knox Kenny Koehl GRADE 7f217 -uggfq-nv johnny Klein Keith Lomason . J 'L' .i : x.,. ,, 'T' ,S S lf LE ,I ..,. Kelly McDonald Six! jeffrey Pike Alex Saker 2l8fGRADE 7 The shock of learningg science fiction, commonplace books, the Bible as literature. EW' i.SLi..iJ Ns' Ronald Krebs Ellen Lanier Michelle Largin Herbe Ledford Troy Lee 'VNS' 'Nw' xx! jon Lord lill Lowe Steve Lundquist Greg Maddox Blake Marsh M- x. 145' Dana Malanli Kenneth Mercer Mike Millican Steve Pattom Edward Pierce JLUK 'YJ inf ChfiS Pitman Dan Post jeff Purdon Anne Pyke Claire Randolph Lisa Schulz Robert Sexton Randy Shaw Thomas Siefferman Candy Smith Elizabeth Smith 21- Donna Tolar leanne Weaver future Shock Mm TDQHBP ii V' EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Connie Cantrell President Rosie Gomez Vice-president David Castleberry Nag. ,fs ,khan Q Nancy Albert Anne Alderman David Archer Scott Ayers Warren Ball iiii B' 3 kg? 'ESREEEIT . ' , 11. V ww- 332535 M if S , :jg ,Q - . : gi-. SL if 1 ' A'ii S Si .1 f i , l. Dan Barker Wayne Barter Elizabeth Becraft Lisa Berry Bobby Black 22OfGRADE 8 Gil Boggs Tommy Bowers Carolyn Barker Scott Blackburn Hudson Boyd The confused EIGHTH grader - lost in the halls . . last in line for lunch . . . feeling alone X ,Y David Brantley Doug Bryant 5USan Byrd Connie Cantrell 'fbi TammY Cheely john Cheves Kathleen Collins Joe Conine Ricky Crocker Eddie Daniel Steven Dargey Mark Daughtry I , .ofaii up Don Day Henry Del Cueto Mike DominY Cecilia Douglas if is KX lil, do l. r x i Rodrigo Dufalde Paula Dyer Tommy Ehrensperger Gretchen Elliott Tracy Carter ., N David Castleberry Q .Q C i x ,l Deannie Cook Clay Cooper Clay Davis jimmy Davison Mike Duckworth Donna Ellis ir f l 4 Kathy Duncan Charles Ellison GRADE 8f221 A4-wiv , 'if 'ff' A 5' I if F E ,,,. , i .. F lt 'F HM' tl Diane Fausett Craig Ferrill l0l1r1 Firiegan Bill Fuller Mitch Galloway Trudy Garnette 'D' Rosie Gomez Clark Greer Scott Halperin ln . ' 'Stl Terri Hendley Celia Hendry Ronnie Henggeler Roger Hogg Mark Hollums Mark Howard ZZZXGRADE 8 'imjmf Cary Fleming Kelly Flowers Trisha Froug .F F., raa.r ,rra F , -2- PM tg iv jeff C-eer David Gladin Miquel Gomez L,i1'v 'Y .F if 'F .F ty g K wb M ve F xl ' M 'W l 5 Sf' 5 th D N. F F 1 Slit y Lisa Harrelson Cain Harris Chase Harrison F ,,,V . E ' F 5 .F x 1, is it F t, .i F .tx l lt l li leffrey HiCkC0X Eddie Hicks Travis Higgins Steven lnglett Robbie jackson Patricia jones J' There are moments of laughter, yoyos fill the air, and happy hou are spent over the pool tables. Beth Kimbrough William K Mark Keappler Rick Keinat insey WY' Roy LaHd6fS Kim Landon Randy Langhom Dale Loi , X Marie Lupo Steve Mairose LaDon na Manning Cheryl Mayes Qs. Michael McKeen Wikoff McMillan julia McDonough David Millar - 173 :pil ,. is ' V ns f' f x,1r a 3 s NR - i K. l Mike Moore Angela Morris Beth Moye Tim Murphy TS A132152 lohn Kirkland Randy Koehl Bill Longino Tefesa LOPQZ john McConnell PatMcGinn M! Terry Miller MollY Mlmef David Nelms Terry Nelson GRADE 8f223 EIGHTH graders grow and learn in a new world of ideas and experiences and individuality Van Newcomer Tim Parks Beth Powell Nun' Chuck Sandusky ei 1 is ii All af he ,fy ieeir ll l Andi' NU55 Tommy Ogle Tracy Oliver Chip Owen Kent Parajon a if 13 5 sy Mix ,v Y ll 'Www Karen Parrish Gisele PHUS3 img 'Tl' L F Lisa Rf-Bdden Dee Richardson Burt Satcher Valerie Schorr lllllym i' iz? , i is ix Elizabeth Pearce Charles Pease Gina Pottsdamer Bran Ritchie sqfffwp. Mare Schug Lou Seals Elizabeth Sewell lVlICl'13Cl RObel'ISOl'1 Beth Rogenkranz ik 4, .ii 1 Cindy' Shelton Dianne Shlapak john Shoffner jackie Siegler phil Simpson jenny gims 224fGRADE 8 mr Laura Smith Michael Smith Scott Smith Rosemary Snow lean Soracco Randy Spell '32 el ii 1 S ' w r. W ,X- M Jaii av. Staley Stephens l0e Stevens Mark Stone Tim Summers Ed Swann 10f1iSymmeS ,ni 0-gf Chuck Templeton Frederick Thompgon Reid Trimble lim Turner Pat Ulmaniec Dwain Vensel , fu iz' 1 I fi J- tx , y tt J - its 1 4 tl. 5 X . WL i li- it Phil Walker Lisa Warren john Wender Kathy Whisnant David White NHHCY Wlllfed Wa w Peter Wilkerson Reed Wilkins Dale Williams Abby Woodward SCOU Wflght Z A 11 I JI -fly, kv 'rt' GRADE 8f225 NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Connie Brinkley Secretary Susan Bazemore President Carol Pou Vice-president Candy Howe el. ' Kim ACl8mS Edward Addison Lisa Allen Lang Allen Tomml' Ambach Eddle Bafden Marianne Barr SUSHD Bazemore Patflcla Becker Bobby Bell Charlene Bellelsle Virginia Ben ng pam Bettis Mike Blackmon Jennifer Blanton Doug BlISSIt FRESHME - source of the future. Still at the end of the lunch line, but at least now on the other side. Kathy Blume Steve Bordeaux David Boggerl Rick Bowen Connie Bfinkley Sandra Brown Steve Browning William Browning Bill Burbank Keith Burrel Bob Bush William Byrd Cathy Candlef Scott Carson Bryan Chandler Bill Chick Dave Clark Richard Cliatt Mike Cohen Alain Coirier David Conner Pam Cook Bill Copeland Patty Corley john Causar joel Cowan Chuck Crabtree Miriam Craig Lenka Croom Lee Crowe FRESHMENXZZ7 e yearns to do things he did as an eighth grader, but he does not dare risk being called childish, 2 f '8'X gp Debbie Cummins loanna Dalton ChriStir1e Daniel Dana Carley -31 Marty De Lara Mike Dove Albert Doyle Cathy Duckworth Tommy Duncan Suzanne Dunn was 'iv l f L - l . Gene Dykes Dori Eagen Valerie Edwards Webber Eiland Beth Elkins Carolyn Epps Micheal Fagan Reed Fletcher Gr9gF0rdll13m Scott Foster Sue Fristoe Barry Froug .nf i Ingrid Garcia Tommy Glaze Myra Gray David Gray Malgolm Green Bill Green ZZEVFRESHMEN 1' in .9-axgw A+ SSX RN if D E Q E ei 'W 'Nw 1 fl I gg Darrell Gunby Alex Hackworth Mike Hall Stewart Hampton Hal Haner Dennis Hansard rj? 1 Ns 'ka H5 Mark Hardy Allyson Harris Ted Harris Dan Hays Karen Hicks Howard Hindgman Nancy Holcombe Brian Holloway Lori Holloway Candy Howe Dan Hudson Bob Hughes FRESHMENXZZ9 A world of confusing terms of variables, of binomial squares, and adverb phrases. fa 'ff' ...AE -' , H ,-e . I frf' ff' is-. 1 i Gill We i, i ix ' .--HM -, .L ut -rf V V fs' iimigxf 'f 'welll 'l i l 1, i, X lli li, fi lf 5C0Tf Ireland Marvin lvie Barbara johnson i ' w iw Ar I, nw Q Kathleen jones Dee jones jere Keener Sally Kimbrough Woody King Eddie Knox Ronnie Lam Mark Landers Dean Lane Warren Langham joy Ledford Karen Ledyard Marlina Lerma lan Lewis Teresa Lewis Kerri Liva 106 Lowe Laffy Luke Jeff Manning William Manry Brad Marsh 230fFRESHMEN Haffl' Martin Donald McMichen Martha McGaughey Robert Milliar1S julie Mims Sheila Mishoe Ng ,. ii I .53 Eddie Moore Lance Moran Ana Maria Moreno Tom Mule Susan Oliver Randy Olson loe Ortega David Owen l Brian PSVVY Scott Peruzzi Dave Pettijean Carol Pou Kip Miller David Mitchell Alex Mizell Matt Murray Kirk Nichelson Normandy PCGVY David Pendergrast Susan Pou Kim Priddy FRESHMENf23'l li, Lee Reith Roy Richards Ed RiCl13l'ClS0f1 Greg Robertson Frank Robinson Bert Robison Clement Scott Bill Sewall Noel Sharp l Stan Steele Mike Stone lim Suddath Debbie Tolar Robert Tomasello Lisa Upchurch 232fFRESl-lMEN Rebecca Richardson Paul Richbourg Monty Roberts Dixie Seward Liz Saye Ashford Schwall Sandy Shaw lim Smith Tracy Smith Tee Sumner Tony Swann Paula Thompson Kenny Waller Kevin Weakly Rhett Weaver The NINTH grader can make one joyful comment: I am no longer a sub-freshman. Doug Weber Peter West Laura White 565' is t? 'Q 3 lg E X Qt 5 'W r Murrel Wilburn Steve Williams Britt Wilson ,t., t.1t 2 Q tt, , :E L is is at it 3 X at , 1, ,R Charles Wilson Lindsay Wilson Matt Witherow jeff Yarbrough Ken Yarbrough Linda Young its FRESHMENf233 TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Xavier Duralde Secretary Karen Biddle vice-president janie Teague 4 Mike Adair Robbie Adams David Ayars David Bailey lane Baker Bob Ballentine 234fSOPHOMORES -Q3 -N xx K X Terrell Barden lan Beadle Cindy Berry Liz Best Karen Biddle Beverly Bosse Derek Bossert Carole Brannon SOPHO ORE - an identity in the mass. This is the year of joining clubs, gaining respect. V- sw--gf' w 515 5 if ,, z 4, xo Eddie Brockenbrough Mandi Buchanan Randy Bunt Julie Burdett Bill Burns loan Busey - f,!,w,,ff fr' ' f?,ix,. ,ji,', ,, - ' -yu 5. :' 'QUIK ,gr in ,T Rick Caldwell Gus Callaway Sidney Camp Rob Campbell Renita Carter Barbara Castleberry if ir. ,... ,I Marla Chennault Robbie Church Valerie Clark Byron Colson Grady Cook lim Cooper Alan Craver Chip Crocker Russel Crosby john Crosland Bobby Danenberg Alan Daniel by f . , fl. X ,,1, is 41 '7 -'-.cm f'X Denise Daniel joel Darsey jane Davis Holly Delmar Veronica Denis jimmy Dillard SOPHOMORESf235 George Dorsey Bobby Duckworth Elaine Du F1135 B9CkY Dlmcan Chip Duncan Mike Duncan Tammy Duncan Xavier Duralde if F 4' 'L' I 4 ',cr fl, Fin: ' ff, in crnrcr Alan Dl-Wal Chris Dyson Margaret Eakins Carl Eleazer Mark Faith lon Fausett WIXB5' F fm Wade Fennel Don Finley Teri Fleming Eve Foster David Frank Charlotte Franklin 236fSOPHOMORES l It is a year of feeling frisky and being awarded twenty ' demerits for your daring. Mike French Bud Gladin Kathy Gladwell Becky Gomez Sally Gola Bill Griffith Arty Guffin Fred Guin Kerry Hackney Ricky Hamilton Nancy Harris Wilma Harrison Dallas Hedgecock Rand Hen eler Rosemary Higgins Tim Hooker Fredrica Howalt Cynthia Hughes it ' aairi 7 's,, fp ff lystr fa t rtr ' ' ,-,, , 'Q David Ivey David jackson Weslames Kathy johnson Beth jones Sonja jones 9' Y SOPHOMORESf237 Steve lustice Raoof Kazemi Stanley King Hamp Kirkland Linda Kirkman SUSHU Lanier Ted Lee Beverly Leigh Gloria Lerma lonathan Lindley is 'Z L 3 ., is 'ffm if 3 A fi M1 gpg' zz ' . ',,f 121 . Q 13 Ernie Lopez Tim Loudermilk jeanne Luke Robin Maddox Robin Markowitz jeff Mqqjlanahan Susan McDonald Skipper McLemore Krist McLaughlin Roger Mercke Matt Klemaszewski Charlie Lokey Scott Maxwell Liz Mercure 238fSOPHOMORES , Huw I-'UW or -.-sw Glen Millican Bobby Moore Nathan Moret lim Morris Iohn Nizio Peter O'Hanlon Helen Panzironi Kambaz Payrovi Mike Peruzzi Liza Pflug Steve Pitner Janice Plowden David Poole Mike Puckett Brian QU6Ul9baUf1'1 Ron Race Tony Racheff Andy Radford lk -J Tracye Regan Alfie Rhodes iv'- SOPHOMORESXZ39 X lip lix Denise Rice David Richbourg Kimberly Rick Mitch Roberson Marti Rosemore Angie Roughton '.i' it ,i'i rf' i 1 -,', .. -F 'QIIY' David Serrato Paul Rudigill Luke Ruppersburg Phil Saffer Michael Sanak Bill Seay Steve Siefferman Bobby Simms Steve Sims Sam Sparlin Chandler Spratlin Roxanne Stacey Ben Stevens Eileen Story Allison Taylor 240fSOPHOMORES f S9 vc' CQ: J' l I . Patti Singeltary Mike Sloan Mary lane 50Wir1Ski 'V .-1fEzf7iM:Ef'fff ,f ' ff 'Milt ' 'I 17 :fe J ,W-N . - .. f New lx, itt , f f'HJffEll3 ' , , wgfy. f A I ll 2 i my Zi ff it A 1 lmfzl lllll Mandy Stallings Hutch Stanley Teresa Stephens . , sq Q f5 l'Z4J i'ti ' ,WH A' 34 X 9 n Janie Teague Nicole Thomas lill Thompson Walking to Miller's or hanging out in the lounge, the TE TH grade carries with it a sense of belonging. ,. E ,ei 5 X X X 2 3 ti 5 h., K wi r G 2 S.. Karen Tritt Dan Tucker fi lk Lanny Vickery Pat Walker David Watson Suzanne Tucker Paul Turk Robert Vaillancourt jean Verdell 'FW Nell Watt Chris Weakley lames Weatherly . .FE ,' 40 'XA-LT? U 5, N T Steve Weaver lo Lynn Wells Susan West Yolanda Whitlow .11 ttsst New Marty Wiles Hardy Woodall HT' WW SOPHOMORESf241 ELEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Don Bias 2nd Vice-president johnny Stallings Secretary Lynn Davis 'lst Vice-president john Keener jeff Anderson Tami Anderson james Armington Gus Arrendale jan Ashworth Mike Barr jim Bartlett john Beaubien Elizabeth Bell Welton Bettis Don Bias Raynette Billings Dean Blissit Roger Blythe David Boggs Sam Brooks Arlin Brown Douglas Browning ' UNIGR - the relaxed year. Going l to concerts . . . joining clubs . .. - being varsity . . . homework? i I V215 Q ll, 5 William Calmes Suellen Carson Beth Candler David Cate joe Cato Murry Chambers Qi? john Chandler Rod Chennault Chris Clark Sharon Clutteur Tim Coffey Chuck Cooper Katie Cooper Susan Cox Candy Cranford Kathy Crist Connie Crowe Art Dalton ii? J' if 'sv rg x tl if Berry Davis Lynne Davis Nancy Davis Pam Dewberry Brink Dickerson Charles Dickerson S . S xiii Von Dixon Sandy Dodd Leon Dulion Larry Epps Laura Estes Chris Evans lUNlORSf243 Robbie Federlein Bill Fel-gugow james Finegan Monti Goza Hal Graham Beth Gregory It is a year of tests PSAT, SAT, forms to fill out, scholastic ratings. 4 H 4 , , , Shelia Garnette Mike Gibbons Susan Gomez Robert Groover Debbie Hammond Melanie Harbin Biff Harper Glenn Harrelson Sue Ellen Harris lim Hawes Pennl' Hen Y Clndl' Henshaw 'ilts i i or .i,l it 'is' A , tirl' l lib . xlyflllljlilll i Ana Maria Hernandez Curtis Hicks lohn Hicks Pixie Hicks Tgmmy Hileg Mark Holder Francie Houser lim Hudgins vClay Hudson john Hunsinger ,Rebecca larrell Robbye larrell 244flUNIORS Gene lernigan Richard jinks Margaret jones john Keener .44-an Alan Laramore Carroll LeTellier if gk: 5 . I l It .1 L i ' ' lim f eer q Marilyn Lutz Emily Manchester -gr 'MY David McQuarrie Lyne McQUaf'le Cathy johnson Helen johnson Ieff l0l'lI'1S0n David jones Bobby Klein Roya Kazemi leff KIUSGT LOU L3CY - LXNXX i X lfifff i' W ll lk mil lli Sex W lk X t Robby Lewis john Light Kimri Lomason Gegrge Louth David Marshall Mike Martin Bobby McKnight Curt McMillen 'x AA Valerie Millar Mike Minton 106 MODFOG Bill Moore lUNlORSf245 ts . .sf Moss VHFISHDI Tom Moynahan Peggy Nichols Paula Norton George O'Hanlon i X W lit. AH Ginny Olson Tim Ott Scott Parker Greg Pate Dana Patrick Kim Oliver VE- N525 xt Ah Denise Perkins Dean Perry Hank Perry George Pettijean Linda Pflug Mark PiCl12ll'd Pam Pike leff Piimafl Sandra Pounds Gary Quinn Ross Reaves Kendall Reeves Tim Rein 246flUNlORS 747 '7 -WV?E'f1 ' fiff' YL , Y'm APL, ' XZ f.J,Li.,A1. at The IUNIOR year is an English elective, a trip to England, a bake sale, and the junior-Senior. Vic Rice Nelle Robison Mark Rollins David Satcher Fred Schulz David Scruggs Peggy Sheffield Susan Shillingburg Allen Siefferman Sunny Simpson Michael Skaliy Rusty Slider -1'- !' E jeff Smith Greg Spain Terry Spell Ja g 1-316 2 lUNlORSf247 Mike Spence Greg Thackston Mary Veazey Steve Wells 248flUNlORS , ,ft ll is gkQf,w:g5if if V , U eaQewirff1 +3 f Dfw 5? ia 23,31 Ei? , 22 X await 5 JEEL l lm lm . tl johnny Stallings Kristia Steele Mike Stephens Ronald Suddath Leslie TaYl0 llllll W Ji?-l Q ,E ,VV 3.4 N M 5 65 ,5 Bill Thoma Kathy Thomas Elaine Toulon Nena Turner Sam Vance Steve Voljavec Lysle Wagner Mark Walker Ric Wallace Leslie Warner ,-ll? William White james Whiten ' David Williams Gary Williams Steve Williams JUNIORS are ready to spring forward into life. There is I only one more year to go. Mark Wilson TJ. Wilson Mike Wiman Bill Wittmeier ww ' M 'Q M -Wi o r ssr 5 is l' sg W f I i Y Laura Woodward Lesa Woodward Mark Wortsman Clay Yates Peter Yorgin Enrique Zayas K: K, .4 S 1 1 lim In of 2 i Wil ff jUNlORSf249 1 Gl'E1c1U3lC 3 5 .pf Jw 0 3' if C V fl . :Ffa c 31 iz , ' W ig L f 4 4 5 Y wigs! I 15, it 9 We sg fx f s 5 my 5 I Jigga 5' S+ 4 , N 6 1 we 5-are '!,, :-s i x if-Q P , ' Q ' 5590314151946 fi,:7T N. ,. NW X ii x A I v,. 'LA' Ma 5:5 ' Q.. H ' Cp, a , i Y .3 , I-pn ' N xr :E- y gag! 2 J eq , 4-,li .f Q 3 S S Q 5 L i 1974 Seniors Pay Tribute to a Friend, Mr. johnny Stallings To Mr. johnny Stallings, coach and friend, the Gra- duating Class of 1974 pays tribute for his concern and dedication to his students, physical education, and the Academy. His having coached numerous Wrestling, C-olf, and Football teams to state cham- pionships is indicative of his charisma that has in- spired students to excel. As a friend, Coach Stallings willingly offers common-sense advice to his students. His genuine smile and pat on the back has often been the impetus for a student's successful experience in an athletic or academic endeavor. SENIOR TRlBUTEf253 Outstanding Seniors 1973-1974 Possessing qualities of leadership, friendliness, and involve- ment in school lifeg these students have been honored by their classmates as the Outstanding Seniors. Mimi Malizia 81 Gil Morgan 254fOUTSTANDlNG SENIORS Gail Brinkley 81 Pete Hayes ,fs 'H 'E 1 if 5 r owl . W4 ,U gpg a 3- r J 4 x xx -I-'Q 'URW 1 ,fre ,2k I , fav l 5 lwl if G'...-,.- 1 . 20, W, ,L-Q,?.., E rm., .Q I uv-fu gi ww 14, 'F'-rx i Qs - 5 H 3 -5 .Fl E I 2 if., 1 A g A A X X 'qi' -. X' Mi li. I I3 , - Qnvv Q . L6 Wx in 1 2 V , 0 dr Lag 3 2 rfws ,M AF I ? 'S f 1 ' fig Q lx ff-in 5 We fl, w 155 I ,af wi! ' J 'S 14: ' 1 4.4, J 1' 1 lm- fd W, As individuals, each one has contributed to his school and to those around him. john Turner 81 Carla Berry Susan Moynahan 84 Philip Betts ZSBXOUTSTANDING SENIORS Rhonda Leatherman 84 Brent Havens ! v fx .X .,,, X . . XX .. .Q ,..--. X N X , X , . . x L , X xt- X-X -A li- - x X. w . M X x 9 ,f X k ' X 1 Fig ' f R I X 5 N M N 9 rx f .. , u , rf Q x H 5 A Q N ' ' if ' X Y I X .gh ' I Q N V X .A 54 x 'ff Q i f s XX N 3, S Q, ,Y ysqx x X 1 7 ,g. f . , - x f A Ng gf. 3.55. I A . x x . M ':, :tL K .. - X19 ' ki - .9 . B, xx Jug s, vi .Ng , A , K! -.rr . V ' L - W ' 5 A '35 ' .Q A Q ' 'ESA , l. K A'x'1S.' XL ' 4' fi-iig . f 'r ' ,'-U31 4 1.-V. sf L , If V K+! - 5 Y Yi. 3 -J! 1' ,. . ' by Mx 1 x n - lu, . - A . r H:-.Q wg., 54' -rw r 'mer Ugwbja K4 i 'if 1 f - , . S. , Q sm 'M s Gm, g 1 . .X'a: . :K was 5 QL. ? J W Ns., Wh: Ns 4, A W, 2 KLM Q c ' -.f . f' ig ,l , .Q . Kg, ,gh .-an A ,A a A J, .-nv.- K TWELFTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 1st Vice-president jamie Wells President Chris Swenson 2nd Vice-president Tom Tanksley Secretary Susan Moynahan 3rd Vice-president Brian Wallace 258fC1RADUATES N., ,J Mary Lynn de Albuquerque Mark Harris Allen Patricia Marie Armington Jeffery Allen Armstrong WH W-:A-env-una-.f..W., . A v V 3- , Mfffowfiisgy K Nl' GRADUATESf259 260fC.RADUATES Hamilton Clay Arnall Kevin Lynn Arrington Linwood Merle Baggett Bruce Cameron Baker john Robert Barton Christopher Anton Beck Carla Anne Berry Robert Edward Black Robert Earl Bowers Brenda june Byrd Richard Watson Best lr. Philip St. George Betts Paul Edward Blackmon Robert David Boone Michael Stanley Brewer Susan Gail Brinkley Anthony Bruce Cain Frederick Dismuke Caldwell GRADUATESXZG1 262fGRADUATES Vernon Edward Callahan Samuel Glenn Candler Thomasjohn Chappell Stephen Learmont Cole Bette Powell Camp Mary Alice Cantrell l Frances Darlene Clifton Kenneth Blaine Collins Margaret Frances Campbell Trudy Ann Cathy Theodore Harry Cohen james Huie Conine Esther Ann Conner Cary Allen Coutant Harry John Crea Keith Hugh Crowe Mark James Dalusky Catherine Laurie Darsey GRADUATES063 i if ? WS-,M Charles Robbins Davis 264fGRADUATES Sandra Ann DeLoaCh skik C. Clarence Davis james Patrick Davis l Sarah Ann Divers john Robert Dodd Harry Callaway Dorsey john Sidney Dove Robert Morton Eldridge ASM Edwin Abel FulChi Richard Henry Gardner Ross Homer Gary james Ronald Goodwin juliana Goulding Robert Clay Grant Donald Lee Griffin William Marvin Griggers, jr. lohn Homer Hackney III GRADUATESQES Alice Allene Hammock Daryl Richard Hawes Virginia Hernandez-Cartaya 266fGRADUATES Stephen Paul Hitchcock Christopher Wayne Harkey james Peter Hayes Angela Marie Hicks Linda Evelyn Hixon E E David Brent Havens Sidney Hutchins Henry john Gordon Hiles, lr. Alan Kimball Holloway :Ui WM Richard I. Horton, Ir. Heather Howalt Lauren Nell jackson john Miltonlaffelf Regina Lee Hyde Carter Woods johnson 'M 268fGRADUATES lv Michael Thaddeus johnson Lori Ann jones Kimberly Raylustice K - f. mas I 9' Ellis Barlow Keener Beth Bond Kornegay Daniell Stokes Landers Donald Lee Lassiter fit 1? l Rhonda Kay Leatherman Michael Forrest Lee fv1af5halIT0dd Leeds A L Mary Carol LeTelIier Andrew Reid Lewis, jr. Sandra Elaine Lewis x Orlando Francisco Lopez Everette Keith Loudermilk Marie Ellen Malizia GRADUA'l'ESf269 27OfGRADUATES james Wiley Manry William McDonald Martin, jr. Gregory Reese McKenzie David Mark McMichael jeffrey Baird Millar Elizabeth Anne Minish Rita Marie Moenk Gary Lamar Moore lan Lynn Moore ,glib Andrew Gilbert Morgan Susan Carol Moynahon Robin Leigh Nelms 2 X N , . .L-,,:..l-1x an SS .. t X K X a . A Sandra Denise Parker Stephen Gardner Petry Kevin Fred Pierce Kathy Elizabeth Poole Phil Thomas Porter Curtis Eugene Power, jr. ..?3S59,g, GRADUATESf271 Freda Lin Price 2 If WZ' 'er Lf-1 it l I 272fGRADUATES Elizabeth Helen Pritchett Murray Marshall Pritchett 5' Folsom Cleveland Proctor Ill Robert Byron Proctor Lori Lorena Ragan i Campbell Lanier Randall Ill William Alonza Roughton, lr. joseph Bernard Samuels Charles David Short Caroll Fern Richardson Corinne Oliva Rowe Adell Irene Sharp Samuel Lee Silverstein james Grooms Ross vii Nan Renee Ruppersburg Andrea Mardell Shaw Timothy lay Simpson GRADUATESX273 ,el Kenneth Douglas Smith Lani Lamkin Smith Steven Walker Smith Anna Marie Sparrow Mark W. Stephens lene Jensen Stevens julie McLaurin Stevens Scott Victor Stinchcomb Mary Elizabeth Sullivan 274fGRADUATES Robert Carlton Swann Janie Beth Swanson Frances Anne Sweatman Christopher Robert Swenson Thomas Rowan Tanksley Lisa Louise Tuggle john Render Turner, lr. 'Kwan- William Nolan Templeton Charles Wesley Thompson, jr. Herbert Hodges Timmerman Ill Vanessa Vance GRADUATESf275 Margaret Lee Wade Deborah Ann Walker 9 Q ,H ,af Timothy Cleveland Walker ...JA I 276fGRADUATES Brian Charles Wallace john Michael Watts james Barron Webb 105 james Bevard Wells Mary Stewart Wells Eric Paul Wendt james Stewart West, jr. Richard Garner Wilkins, jr. Billye Beauchamp Winn A ti ,.::,. ,V 0-as Thomas Christian Wolfe William Dennis Wood Douglas Leland Wright james Edward Yeager, jr. Robert Darrell Young Kamran Zarrabi-Kashani GRADUATESXZ77 LYNN DE ALBUQUERQUE lMary Lynn! Lakeshore Drive Park Georgia 1970 9 Drrll Team Dance Committee raduate Directory ALLEN Drive 1971 12 Student Fu MARIE Box 75 Alabama 1972 25 National Honor - 115 Atlanta Scholar -- Drive Georgia 1 59 . 8' 1. V. Football- 910' B Team Basketba ,S I. V. Basketball - LAY ARNALL lClay1 1112 1. V. Baseball -85 Varsity Baseball- KEVIN LYNN ARRINGTON lKevlnI P. O. BOX 87179 I College Park, Georgia Entered 1962 not available. 55, LINWOOD MERLE BAGGETT, IR. tChrp2 R. D. 480 Monticello Way . n e . Falrbur , G orgra WATSON BEST, IR. lRichJ ,, La ne G eorgia . tPhrlipJ 9-12, Captain -- 11,125 Most Valuablegkii igh School All American Swimming Team - 'iii Student Activities Committee -- 12, Chairmanlgy Eresident - 125 Newspaper -- 115 F.C.A. BLACK lR0bbteJ rack Varsity Track 11, 1 V Soccer Silver Eagle Fair -- 11. Farr-11 DAVID BOONE lB0bP Street Georgia 105 Varsity Football - 11,125 1. V. Tennis - 115 National Honor Society - 'I 11,125 Mixed Chorus -- 125 Men's 125 NEDT Certificate of Merit5 Football 12, Best Team Spirit -125 National Honor 11,125 Cabinet 85 I. V. Wrestling - 105 House t Education Committee -12, Chairman Society - 11,12, President - 125 - 11,125 8,95 Interact Club - 10-12, Serge - 12, Editorial Board5 Gold Eagle - 85 Silver Eagle - 9-115 .A. -- 10-125 Interact - 11,1 Science Fair - 115 Who's Students --11, Vice President5F Eagle - 10-125 High School of Merit -- 9,105 National IIEf of Com-I MICHAEL STANLEY lBruceJ 1968 ,Powder Puff Football 11,12, 1. V. Basketball 62 West Brookhaven Georgia Football - Georgia BRINKLEY lGalll - 105 Class Secretary - 105 Maid B5CKiCl1f'S9 I I -125 Senior Superlative. Varsity CARLA ANNE BRENDA B RUCE - 8-125 Band -- 8-12, 1st Lieutenant BFSII 3945 East MARGARET 34 Parks Newnan Entered DriIl,Team -- in the Atlant 125 F.C.A. - 1012 National Honor Societ - 11, Yearbook 11 Copy Editor Education Committee 12 Commended Who's Who Among American High School Young American 12 Senior Superlative 11. SAMUEL Drill Team - 10 jr-Sr Dance Cor 115 Leo Club 12 tor - 12 -125 House TRUDY ANN CATHY CT Route 2, Box 870 Hampton, Georgia Entered Science Farr, President -- 12 F C A -95 Food 81 Health Committee 12 POWELL CAMP iCam 8014.232 3rd Avenue Florida 1972 V. Tennis 11 Varsr Convention-11 Floor www-'iam IAMES PETER HAYES fpefel 237QYoung Druve Colzfege Park Georgia Entered 1963 I Vi fie D i 160 n su 1 . ch 11. 5 otball 10 what 'W k 11 12 F1oor Commander 12 SW ,... I I . tu V 249 Ata Ente 11 12 ALAN 2165 Track 3505 College Rue 1950 9 1: e o 8fQ'rGrade House of Representatives 9 11 Senior Superlatwe MICHAEL FORREST LEE lMikeI Route 1, Shaw Road Sharpsburg, Georgia g Entered 1969 V Varsity Golf- 9-125 Most Academic - 105 Silver Eagle - 9. ' MARSHALL TODD LEEDS tMarShallJ . 4850 Ocean Beach Boulevard Cocoa Beach, Florida Entered 1970 B-Team Football - 95 1. V. Wrestling 115 7555! mittee --125 Student Activities Committee --12 - 12. MARY CAROL LETELLIER tMaryl 14 West Wheeler Drive Fort McPherson, Georgia Entered 1973 Varsity Basketball --12. ANDREW REID LEWIS, IR. lAndyI 18 South Bay Drive lonesboro, Georgia Entered 1962 Golf -- 8,95 B-Team Football - 8,95 Varsity Football - 11,125 Wres- tling -- 8,95 Interact Club -- 11,125 WATV -- 8-125 English Study Program -11. SANDRA ELAINE LEWIS lSandral 2070 Honeysuckle Lane Georgia 9-115 National 95 Leo Club - ORLANDO 256 Plantation Drive Riverdale, Georgia Entered 1970 Baseball - 85 Silver Eagle - 115 NEDT Certificate Honor Society -11,125 Band - 9-12 EvERE1'rE KEITH LOUDERMlLK tKeithgg . ,,1iir 3739 Chesapeake- Way ' llf East Point, Georgia Entered 1971 I. V. Football - 105 Varsity Soccer - 115 W.A. Science Fair Award -115 Key Club--10-12. i MARIE ELLEN MALIZlAtMimiI 3464 South Bay Drive Jonesboro, Georgia Entered 1968 5 - Swim Team 911 Track 10 12 Powder uff Football 11:1 A '- - z - - 2 P 5 - Silver Eagle -- 9-115 2nd Place W.A. Science Fairp 3rd Place Independent Science Fair5 House of Representatives - 9,105 Senate - 115 10th grade Secretary-Treasurer5 Jr. Class Council Secretary-Treasurer -- 115 .Cabinet Treasurer Student Body -1125 Pep Club +- Society - 11,125 lr-Sr Dance Committee5 lr. - 115 Rich's Teen Board Representative for Activities Committee - 125 Senior Superlative gram- 11. , 5 . ,,,' JAMES wiLEY MANRY llimj 5 L 1126 East Club Lane, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1973 gg WILLIAM MCDONALD IR. Route 3, Box 253A T' tDavidJ SANDRA DENISE PARKER lSandral Chorus - 9-125 Mlxe lnteract Club - 11,125 gby Avenue Powder Puff Football -- 12 1968 CAMPBELL LANIER am 11 12 Soccer Sprriteers 12 Co Captain Powderpuff 1750 Niskey Lake Trail, SW 12 Glee Club 7 F A Student Activities Atlanta,C-eorgia Entered 1970 1. V. Football -- 105 Varsity 11,12, Captain - 125 Most ARDNER PETRY iSteve2 Offensive Player - 125 I. V 105 Varsity Wrestling - d 115 I. V. Baseball -- 9, - 125 W Club -- 105 F.C.A. - 10-12, Secretary - B Team Cheerleader - 105 F.C.A. -- 105 junior Civitan -- 9. IAMES GROOMS ROSS N Randolph Street North 11,125 1. V. Basketball --125 Interact Club Gymanstics - 105 Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents - 115 jr-Sr Dance Committee - ,Literary Magazine - 125 Fine Arts Committee -12, 5- CGRINNE OLIVIA ROWE iCorinneJ 5614 Riviere Drive 4 ll A Charlotte, North Carolina tt.. Entered 1972 Swim Team - 115 Scuba Diving - 115 Girls Volleyball Team -125 Leo Club - 125 Dyslexia Tutor - 11,125 F.C.A.-12, NAN RENEE RUPPERSBURC llleneel 2254 Parkview Circle College Park, Georgia Entered 1969 Girls' Track - 10,115 Girls' Basketball - 95 Cold Eagle - 8,95 Silver Eagle - 10,115 NEDT Certificate of Merit5 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 National Honor Society - 125 Literary Magazine - 125 Newspaper - 11,125 Co-Editor - 125 Student Activities Committee - 125 Pep Club -- 85 Atlanta Volun- teer Action Tutor -125 English Study Program -11. IOSEPH BERNARD SAMUELS lloeyl 678 South Church Street Brookhaven, Mississippi Entered 1972 Senate - 125 Floor Commander - 12. ADELL IRENE SHARP iFideD 767 Virginia Circle, NE Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1969 1. V. Basketball - 105 Tennis - 11,125 Powderpuff Football - 11, 125 Secretary-Treasurer -- 125 F.C.A. 4- 10425 Leo Club - 11,125 Pep Clube-10, ' A Ukndreal 5 115 Varsity Golf it TIMOTHY IAY SIMPSON QTim9 ROBERT 3031 Mornington Drive, NW 999 Ten Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Entered 1970 Entered Captain, Varsity Golf Team, Number 1 man, Georgia State lr. Champion, Varsity Golf - 10-12, Captain, Georgia State P,o.At?25champi0n. JANIE Route 1, Box SMITH IDougJ Sharpsburg S Si 15 gr viii I F 1 , 2 xl? IQ 1 .... r ,r g I WI Iii-'Z S . 5 Ei is .bi gtifvnsr U r r r r Entered 1971 Ii 3 , .11 y, - II, ,.x ,YA 1 we ,,4 Iv 33 I 135 II I. I 'Q I ,I, :iii 1 E I 4. ,,f 1,4 Y I, ,i ' II Iifim liiiiii - ' I ,,,. I ,.., Qguiwi egg, I- W? if? 12, I, NI KI LJIIIIIIIII '---f I f'- M vff-f I f,'. I f-bf II I' lxg' L N L ' . 1. .Q 1 I A 9 II 5 I 1,2 I I 1 ' 'P-W I , 2 Cf 6GnVIH19:1,5IfEGf m ' ' 1 ,.,,,, X ' - I , 5' I I 1 ' ' LLLL Em9 9d5?l970 ,. 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I I 2 I I 55 EMI Y ,. g I1,,I 'I' II ' 'I I, It I:,,g ' 'I I I y I ,, I I ' Ia M y I II I+,, IfII,gIz,, ,I 'I' IIII socc I 12' IIIIIII , wg ' , 15 ,QCE Sch 'P fE?'f II ...I 4- I: L. IE 'H 9 1 001 'f-,:4I I f 2 :' I1I , ,J W , I 'I . 1 If i I' , ccence Faurg I I- . , ,E I I ' , II , . ffif II If III, , C mm ' Cl 4 , . I I, I,' , -eg, f- I 31,3 Q I IE 'A I I SI I I EI I , I I, 1 , QI I I I ' I g E - III KVI' f, 13 I5 ,, -III II I,,,11 WI IW 1 ., If-I I ,If I4 fm' , , , II II I ,II1 -2 1-,, 6 Get Down Chevy Happy Hornet The Bell Sisters M, M, 8: M Might as well, Cain Honda Rhonda Lets 286fGRADUATE WORDS S 'J ? , It QQ is s 1 i U'- L LL,, ef A 'Sf ae 'Q 'Q Y ' R ' 555- f in Ah . xg , g W, W xii . if i L , T!! nxru nn N , K N, ,Wm .lwl All I K U- Y' K 5 am mv.. . ,,.. ' f , 288fPHOENlX TRIBUTE ,ami Phoenix Tribute Mr. A.C. Campfield In a large Academy, there are often those indi- viduals who are genuinely concerned and dedicated to their tasks, but because of the nature of their assignments, they work quietly in the background making invaluable contributions. Therefore, the 1974 PHOENIX Staff wishes to initiate a tribute to such individuals at Woodward. For giving over forty years of his life and love to Woodward Acad- emy, the PHOENIX Staff proudly and lovingly pre- sents the first PHOENIX TRIBUTE to Mr. A.C. Camp- field. Having been the chief engineer for the Acad- emy, he has supervised either the construction or refurbishing of virtually every building on the campus. A soft-spoken man, Mr. Campfield has continued after his recent retirement to support Woodward at athletic and cultural events. His dedi- cation to his work and his outstanding Christian example has endeared him to the hundreds of students, faculty and alumni who have had the privilege to know him. l PHOENIX TRlBUTEf289 0 it Wu naw H Wt 5 Q. x MN x Q Mai vw' 1': Za , - iff' .A 'WL ' - 1. . I ji' 1 t l ' 1 qi' XX. ,......Nw , Y 5.1 , E ,,.. Qu, I .vmui , ,MW P 'f-...,,Q,,.w ,A L , 1, ' zb' 4--' 'Z 4 0 'f KJ , Q ' S I 1, r' n I , 1 W 1 nf - If W, vglvgif Q 1 , Q , , ,, S Aff Q Wm, .4 iw , J' ',.:mw 4, Q. Q4 ,Mu H , , L fx H , 41 QQ X L A L 5 as ix F Z E1 Q 1, p Q- yw, ,,,. ,, cy . . ,,L,. L,,,, .. f ' H ,-1 W y - , b W mmf- 1 .iw , 4 ., , my L! MH, my F , ,,.. 2 ,,,. L,,. ., ,, 5 A B fer ,M 11- 1 X, - ' 5 292fADVERTlSEMENTS Elementary School Greenbrier Center -- 3 miles Atlanta Airport - 2 mites C. P, Gqif Course 1 wwaivam Academy Local Shopping Canter - 30337 Tru kll mating Company P. O Box 87156 Georgia 30337 President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ACADEMIC INTEREST Executive Vice-President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary ATHLETIC INTEREST GROUP Executive Vice-President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vio0President Secretary H. W. Weaver W. E. Sparrow 81 Mrs. P. D. Williams 81 Mrs. Frank Gomez 84 Mrs. E. R. Slider, lr. 8: Mrs. R. G. Barron 81 Mrs. C. L. Randall 84 Mrs. P. I.. Saffer 81 Mrs. E. R. Thomas rf SkDVEQ'lSgMENTSf295 I - ' .'1 ' aww 2 5 5 1 5 Q i 4 E 5 4 i 3 x E E Q ' OK FLOOR SERVICE CARPET SALES 84 I D 8: D INSTALLATION ONE HOUR MARTINIZINC- TARA SHOPPING CENTER RAY F. OWEN EARL C. CLORE , IONESBORO, GEORGIAQQO236 STONE'S 3389 Main St. College Park, Georgia 30337 co A. BARBECIJE I IA 2 IINC.I PIT COOKED BARBECUE 1823 W. East . A . . , , W- 2 14 Zi xe 14 F5 A Z E E 1 5 2 i f S S .1'f'Y ? gl? 11' 'fm 'L 'K fm A f gg sefnfrww SGW? seep, W, 2365 dwg? EEE? wig? 23 5 5333 C1- 4365 ' ,fe 21 1- If M. il 1. 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'vb 1 l l i l 1 1 l l i l it vi'---he , ,Vu .1 P fu 2-, ,, , I 'G-1 aa Carla Anne Berry Editor , Russell Logan Slider ' Mary Alice Cantrell Assistant Editor Layout Editor l t y 8 3 Margaret Frances Campbell William Brinkley Dickerson Copy Editor Business Manager V Photography: Robert E. Federlein Sports:'Trudy Ann Cathy Deborah Ann Walker Classes: Margaret Lee Wade ' Mary Stewart Wells People Section: Sandra Pounds Paul Robert Stockhammer x Faculty Advisor Gratitude: Dan Troy and Ron Popp, American Yearbook Company Publisher: losten's American Yearbook Company X Method: offset lithography I Press run: 1800 copies V PaperiStock: 80 pound coats and:Clark Dull Enamel t -Typography: Headers: 24 point Optima Body Copy: 10 point Optima E Captions: 8 point Optima Pagenotes: 8 point Optima ' Photography: Olan'Mills Studios, Decatur, Georgia Creative Photography: Bill Grimes james lohnston, Tom Deputy, joe Hixon
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