Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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The Artist represents the creativity that is within all of us. This hidden as- pect of our personality may be ex- pressed through painting, music, dance, photography or other forms. Perhaps unknowingly, each of us desires to ex- press openly the innermost part of our artistic being. At Woodward every opportunity is available to that student who wishes to reveal and express that artistic bent . The question is not, How good are you artistically? but How much do you want to try? To this result, Woodward attempts to expose each student to a wide variety of the visual and perform ing arts on both an individual level as well as a group level. To act, to sing, to dance, to paint fulfills many of the soar- ing dreams of some of our untapped THE ARTIST: Expressionist creative resources. At Woodward, cre- ative potential is given a stimulus, a push into expressing that part of us which reflects qualities that enhance our lives. I Stephen Faddock enjoys Super Goober Day while getting his face painted 2 Upper School students art work is displayed in the lobby of Richardson Hall 3 Richardson Hall contains art rooms, chorus rooms, a television studio and a 350 seat auditorium where the Academy ' s various plays are performed 4 Jamie Reynolds, a lower school student, concentrates on a drawing in art class 5 Ms Greer instructs Alan Crockarell on how to focus his camera during photography class. 6. Britton Eveland practices drawing skills in Mrs. Fristoe ' s art class 7. Jenny Hammer per forms a piece on her violin during Experience the Arts Day 8 Hollts Mongeonqels ready for a rigor- ous workout during dance class 9. Tiffany Elder carefully studies her subject in order to create an accurate drawing

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