Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Uniforms: There is a pro and con to every situation. The Conn: Who wants to wear the same thing day after day after day? The Pro : lf the outsides all look the same, then everyone begins to look on the inside. Lauren Cooke Well, you're junior now, one of the big league players. You begin kicking freshmen around, pushing them down the stairs, and making them late for class. You laugh when they ask for directions. You're one of forty juniors break- ing into a lunch line. You laugh at the lowly freshman. reminding him that he will be a junior one day. Wayne Yingling Having to go to a new school in a new environment is one thing, but having to live there is another. Lon Torbert Latin is my favorite class because of the manner in which Mr. Ferguson presents the material. Bill Keener Foreign language study is important to a high school student. In a cosmopolitian, competitive world, the knowl- edge of another individual's language bridges many gaps and opens many opportunities. Leisa Topshe Woodward Academy is an experience. for in essence as it prepares you for college it is really preparing you for life. David Archer Being a boarder is eating the meals on campus twenty- one times a week trying to find a quarter for your laun- dry tryig to use the telephone trying to get the coke machine to work scraping up money for a trip to McDon- ald s fighting for the showers at six in the morning- is learning to live and share together. Missy Doyle To be a freshman is to be a worm in a barnyard of chickens. Sam Wilson At WA everybody has an equal opportunity to be him- self. Lynda Murray Too much travelling for a Northsider but l d rather be at . . . Jeff Berry ld rather board than be a day student. Stacy Wood Being a senior is breaking in line getting out of school early enjoying SIP and working working working. Don Day Psychology has given me insight into human behavior and personality. Ann Bussie Being a day student from the Southside means being late to school every morning because of the rednecks poking along in front of you. Tom Busey Being a majorette means having to practice all summer long going into class after band period looking like a wilted weed and learning a routine only to find out later that the music has been changed. Anita Douglas Actually the jock is the quiet mild-mannered calm collective football-minded girl-minded vacation-minded guy just like seventy-five percent of the other guys. Yes in reality the jock is your every day high school teen- ager. Randy Cooper . ss' up 1+-W... .fin-.,..7 t'-K, is trri W 4 fqfsfiltf f W, .,..,.. s Student LifefI55

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