Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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1981 PHOENIX TRIBUTE: m mppr MR DEAR 3:6 PKOENIX TRIBUTE

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PATRONS Mary J. Clemmons Georgia Kraft Company Dr. And Mrs. Floyd Cooper Mr. And Mrs. F.E. Corrick, II Huddleston ' s Floral Shop Dr. And Mrs. Miquel R. Gomez Mr. And Mrs. Lester C. Hale Mr. And Mrs. Walter McDuffie John And Marie Milnichuk Mrs. Dietrich W. Riffert Mr. And Mrs. David Savinl Mr. And Mrs. George A. Sheetz Dr. And Mrs. Walter Spivey Mr. And Mrs. W.E. Strother, Jr. PATRONS 315

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Mr. Edward A. • Dearolph Initiated in 1974, the I Phoenix tribute recognizes those individuals who have given not only their pro- fessional expertise but also rendered notable unself- ish dedication to the betterment of Woodward Acade- The 1981 Phoenix staff recognises Mr. Edward A. Dearolph as this year ' s outstanding member of the Woodward community. Known to most students by reputation if not personally, Mr. Dearolph since his arrival in 1965, has established himself as a great gentleman as well as a distinguisged scholar. An avid reader, he is knowledgable not only in his chosen field of physics, but also in numerous other academic disci- plines. Ever present in his conversations and teach- ings are a quick wit and an earnest desire to develop the positive aspect of every situation. As chairman of the Science Department, he has influenced the building of a curriculum that has its major goal making science understandable and appli- cable to everyday life. That honest and worthy ap - proach is indicative of Gus Dearolph a man of infinate compassion, insight and humanity. PHOENIX TRIB ' TE 31