Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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An Addition To 'lu HOF . N lil' wg mi Man's Mind! An Asset Mr. Dearolph And Mr. Chandler Supervise Opera tion: Business, Grade Sheets, Student Records During the l976-77 academic year, the Academy acquired a new NCR computer de- signed to handle a greater working load more quickly and efficiently. For a short while Mr. Gus Dearolph, computer program- mer, and Mr. Jim Chandler, Business Man- ager, appeared to fight a battle of mind over machine. Man's mind, however, won and the kinks were eradicated. Located on the first floor of McKay Hall. the computer busily buzzes throughout the day as it disseminates vital information to the business office and office of the Upper School principal. Students standing in line for schedule changes find that all Mrs. Smith or Mr. Sloan has to do is to punch a few buttons and instantly there appears their schedule along with other information heretofore thought to be known only by the CIA, FBI, or their parents. Without the aid of the computer, Wood- ward would not be able to have its monthly tuition payment plan, an advantage in to- day's spiraling economy. Through special courses and individual sessions, qualified students learn the opera- tions and programs. Computerf8l

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