Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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The Art Of Movement . . . Dance »ance Ensemble The Woodward Academy Dance En- semble was e stablished as a performing outlet for the dance division of the Fine Arts Department. The dancers are audi- tioned twice a year, enabling all stu- dents the opportunity to perform. The company consists of 10 to 12 dancers, performing works ranging in style from classical to contemporary. Under the supervision of professional dancer, Pa- tricia Miller-Shaw, this year ' s company performed Britten ' s Ceremony of Car- ols accompanying the Woodward Cho- rale at the 1982 Christmas Concert, ap- peared as guests of the Regal Eagle con- test, performing A Little More Time , and held their first solo evening concert on February 26th, showcasing the tal- ents of the company ' s members. 1. DANCE ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Wanda Sharp. Jennifer Shoemaker. Lytia Geiger. Aunia Schrader Kneeling: Laura Carter, Nena Robinson. Back Row: Tina Garvin, Jennifer Moskaluk. Leslie Starr, Gaye Geiger 2 Stacey Holt, the only male member of the Academy ' s Dance Ensemble, is a very talented and proficient entertainer. 3. Mrs. Shaw aids Leslie Starr with last minute prepara tions for the Festival of Carols in which Mrs. Shaw also took part as a performer 4 Hollis Mongeon follows instructions as Mrs. Shaw dem onstrates a step for their dance routine. 5. FESTI- VAL OF CAROLS COMPANY — Front Row: Laura Carter. Aunia Schrader. Lea Landers Back Row Lisa Marr, Hollis Mongeon, Mrs. Path Shaw. Leslie Starr. Jennifer Moskaluk 6. Dance class members stretch out their muscles before begin- ning the rigorous work out in class. I 122 DANCE

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Cc it Musicians The Robert W. Woodruff Band tobert W. Woodruff Band The Robert W. Woodruff Band under the leadership of Director Wayne Whit- man and Drum Major Steve McCune, entertained football spectators, helped to keep spirit up at pep rallies, and pre- sented two concerts during the school year. The band spent hours perfecting marching drills and their musical abili- ties. With the help of Mrs. Nan Padgett and a small but dedicated core of talent- ed musicians, the band participated in the State Festival competition. ; BAND — Front Row: Leslie Martin, Tern McCart. Shannon Clpchurch, Sonia Auda, Jean Smith. Second Row: Susan Ellinger. Jeff Wood, Catherine Moss, Wendi McClendon, Nathan Mor gan, Wendi Ward. Teri Naff, Janet Could. Felker Ward, Phillip Wierson, Stephanie Kwech. Third Row: David Fine, Richard Abt. Steve McCune. Freddie Achecar, Sean Miliken, Martin Harris, Har old Waldrop, Larry Bordeaux, Eric Dutt, Kirby Clements, Bruce Seeber. Back Row: Scott Ridin gin. Scott Sekulow, Vinay Desai. Walter Duncan, John Phillips. Vincent Thakore Not Pictured Gayle Askew. Jeff Barron. Heidi Borg, Dawn Fra- ser. Corrine Jackson. Doug Jenkins, Michael Kawamura, Henry Kim, Karen Lanza, Michael Ma son. Stephen Means. Lance Owen. Bob Padgett. Angela Randolph. Cathleen Rouse. Wanda Sharp, Michael Strickland, Mat Tucker. Arthur Ulloa, John Wagner. Stephanie Wheeler, Mark Wistrom, Jenny Wood, Julie Zimmerman. 2. The percus- sion section of the band is led by Jeff Barron, Scott Ridingin. Bob Padgett. John Phillips and Vinay Desai. 3 Richard Abt and the trombone section are an important part of the marching band 4 Kirby Clements makes the difficult art of playing the trumpet appear much easier than it is. 5 Dawn Fraser awaits the cue to begin the half time show. 6. Steve McCune directs the band during an afternoon rehearsal session. 1?4 BAND