Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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AL AMT The Visual Arts Department is per- haps one of the most interesting and varied areas within the Academy. The course offerings include such areas as jewelry making, pottery, ceramics and weaving along with the standards of photography and drawing. Students tak- ing advantage of any of these areas of study are given the opportunity to cre- ate lasting objects. The lobby of the Richardson Hall Fine Arts Center fre- quently displays the works of many of Woodward ' s talented students, while honoring their creative skills. Courses are available to the artistical- ly gifted student or that student who simply wishes an opportunity to ex- press himself through art mediums. The outlet of weaving, jewelry making or any other area gives the student a chance to get away from the grueling day to day schedule of facts and figures and dig deep inside himself to express what is there. Whether a budding Renoir or Tiffany, or simply an enjoyer, the visual arts program offers something for every student. I Middle Schooler Jane Johnson puts the finish ing touches on a fabric sculpture pencil in Mrs. Routledge ' s art class 2 Busey School student Amy Patterson takes her artwork seriously 3. The jewelry making course, taught by Mr. Greenway is an interesting elective for Tamara Maintz. 4. Ja- ime Kitchens is a proficient jewelry designer who spends a great deal of time and patience on her creations. 5. Aimee Baker creates a butterfly from scraps in Mrs. Routledge ' s class. 6. A soft sculp ture snake became the project of seventh grader Billy Palmer 7 ' . This painting decorates the hall of Richardson Fine Arts Center, and depicts aliens viewing earth J2 ARTIST

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I Sound effects can be ver important to Jodie Jordan works a makeshift doorbell for But terfhes Are Free ' 2 Adlen Walker applies ma keup to recreate the look of the 1960s 3 Adlen Walkei portrays the flighty girlfriend of the blind musician, who is played by David Hall, in Butter flies Are Free 4 The set helps to create the right atmosphere and mood for a play 5 Props, such as the guitar and telephone, add to the set to create a realistic situation 6 David Watson dou bles as both actor and stage hand 7. Stephanie Batchelder is costumed to appear as an older Wi In 111 ; I !

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