Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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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

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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