Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Clubs Develop Leadership Some people say that the Busey School students have tt great Nestled ln the suburbs Busey has the advantages of clty and country llfe The organizations there reflect the schools attrl butes Mr Wendt advised the Busey School Rldlng Club which strived to Instruct students tn the knowledge and care of horses and rldlng equipment Students developed proflclency In rldlng skulls and became readily famlllar with different styles of rldlng and equipment Advised by Mr John Gray the Busey School Junior Deputies became famlllar with the law enforcement agencies In Clayton County and developed good hablts of safety In their home and neighborhood environments Mrs Maxanne Woolf was active wlth the 4 H Club whose pur pose was To use our heads for clearer loyalty our hands for greater service and our health for better Ilvmg for club communl ty country and world Academic Interests were cultivated by the Library Club whlch was sponsored by Mrs Ireland The students became more famlllar with the Inner workings of the llbrary rendered service to the llbrary In helping keep II organized and orderly and assisted the llbrarlan IH her duties such as processing new books Other students journled to the mam campus and participated ln Inter Academy sports and actlvltles 256 fBusey School 5 as

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