Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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D namic New Dimensions At WA ,, X ,vw K-in 'S-A bv S f ix 14 X 'QR L , Art Dance-Dramaf6I

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6OfArt-Dance-Drama Art . Dance Drama The New Alternatives Art Dance and Drama became compan lon alternatives for students who wlshed to express themselves and their talents Ad vlsed by Mrs Hudson and Mr Clements the Art Club assisted the drama productions toured varlous art galleries and lnvlted var nous speakers In the arts to their meetings The Dance Ensemble performed In joint concert wlth the band and chorus In the sprung they toured the South Georgia area wlth the band Advised by Miss Harrison the group also co sponsored the dinner dance IH March The Drama Club experienced reorganlza tlon under the guidance of Mr Clements and Mrs Hudson Seven committees head ed by Marne Lupo who was appointed by the advisors dealt wlth various areas of drama production costumes props set design technical crew backstage crew publlclty and business The club won second place In the Region 4AA contest held at Spelman College by presenting Beginnings which starred Marle Lupo Mark Warner and .llm Smith All three groups were elated over the completion of the Richard Flne Arts Center In March which provided them with one of the flnest performing facllltles In Georgia In Aprll the clubs joined wlth the muslc department headed by Mr McClung ln pro duclng the musical Oliver Elizabeth Becraft and Marie Lupo are to be commended for their leadership with their two organlzatlons as well as their lndl vldual performances The Art Dance and Drama Clubs were Indeed dynamic new dlmenslons for Woodward students a 1 1 ' 1 . , 1 , - . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1: - - - 11

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Great Expectations' The l978 Robert W Woodruff Band ac quired a new director Mr Ron Rodman No ticed by football fans were the new march ing routines the more varied tunes and more euphonic sounds Mr Rodman s plans are to make the band into one of the bes marching and symphonic groups in the area Indicative of social harmony was the gen eral appreciation of Dixie as a Southern folk tune Following the football season the band presented its Christmas concert and participated in the District V Band Festival During the spring the band toured South Georgia playing at various public and inde pendent schools Participating in the band were Brian Allen Meg Autry Gary Barker Dan Barker Eliza- beth Becraft Bill Busey Ann Bussie Robert Byrnes Janis Cameron Chris Campbell George Carley Kim Collier Kathleen Collins Susan Collins Jeff Dearolph Erica Dinner- stein Vanessa Drazich Lynda Fairbanks Diane Fausett Charmiane Griffin Laurie Gunter Maria Hess Richard Jarrell William Jarrell James Kelly Khelee Kirkland Jenni- fer Kwech Cindy Langham Edward McMil- lan Sabina Miller Natalie Monroe Joseph Norton James Nunn George Proxmire Ste- phen Ritchie Mark Rivers Michael Robert- son James Satcher Robert Schorr Fred Scott Ed Sileo Richard Smith Jeff Soracco Scott Soracco Randy Spell Mark Stone Ed- Qr Ulloa John White and Karen Yingling. 'Members of the Stage Band included: Mark Stone Bill Jarrell Brian Allen George Proxmire Mike Robertson Dick Jarrell Dan Barker Ed Sileo James Kelley Scott Sor- acco Pam O Hanlon Bob Byrnes and Chris Shelt. Drum Major was Dan Barker. Majorettes included: Paula Thornton Captain, Anne Alderman, Susan Byrd, Anita Douglas, Susie White, Anne Woolf. Q 9 , . . ' . . l . , - 1 ' 1, - - tt - - 11 1 4 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1