Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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THE ARTIST: Communicating Creatively Lisa Shatterly, a Woodward junior, is very talented in several aspects of Fine Arts. As a singer, she is a member of the Festival Chorale and the Festival Sing- ers. Lisa was the 1982 Miss Woodward, winning the pageant with her rendition of Grandma ' s Song As an actress, she has held several roles in Woodward productions, including a minor role in Pippin and one of the leads in Arsenic and Old Lace. Lisa has demonstrated her talent in many of the school ' s choral and dramatic productions and although she does not plan to sing professionally, she says that singing will always be an avocation for her. Many students at Woodward partici- pate in extracurricular activities as an educational experience or just for the fun of it. Adlen Walker, a senior board- ing student participates in a rather ex- traordinary way. Adlen has a very spe- cial interest in the field of acting. In the tenth grade Adlen began her Woodward career in the musical Bye- Bye Birdie. As a junior, she appeared in both the One Act To the Chicago Abyss and the Three Act play Arsenic and Old Lace. As a senior Adlen has given a thoroughly enjoyable performance as the female lead in the One Act play Butterflies Are Free. Adlen has been a member of the WATV crew for three years. She is a loyal thespian, being a member of the Woodward chapter of the International Society of Acting. She has served as secretary during the club ' s first year and as president the second. Adlen has not yet decided whether or not to pursue acting as a career. She does want to stay in the field of commu- nication in some fashion. With Adlen ' s talent she will always be successful be fore an audience. Jay Johnson is an outstanding stu- dent artist. His talent, though often hid- den behind his studies, is exceptional. His artwork can be seen on WATV morning announcements as well as in the introduction of the 1983 Phoenix. Jay came to Woodward Academy in the eleventh grade and holds many awards and honors including member- ship in the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society. Jay re- ceived the Director ' s Award in Visual Arts, a University of Georgia Certificate of Merit. Jay leaves his mark wherever he goes. He is a versatile artist and student, combining the best of all areas. Tenth grader, Stacey Holt is a versa- tile and talented performer. Stacey ' s pri- mary area of interest is dance, but it is by no means the only area in which he is proficient. He is a member of the Doris Russel Dancers, and has performed in numerouse productions of the South- side Theater Guild. During the summer of 1982, Stacey won a role in the Broad- way musical Oklahoma which was performed in Helen, Georgia. The rigorous training that Stacey un- dergoes for dancing has proven benefi- cial in other areas such as basketball, since he is a member of the Woodward Academy J.V. Basketball team. Stacey won first place in the 1982 Regal Eagle Talent Show with his choreography to Shake It Up by the Cars. He is a mem- ber of the Academy ' s choral group as well as the advanced dance class at Woodward. 1 With great emotion, the 1982 Miss Woodward. Lisa Shatterly. performs a rendition of Grand- ma ' s Song. 2 Stretching is an important exercise to dancer Stacey Holt 3 At Experience the Arts Day . Jay Johnson demonstrates his drawing abil ity 4 Adlen Walker of the WATV crew prepares last minute copy for morning announcements. 5. Stacey Holt practices a difficult move us bar for balance. 6 Lisa Shatterly poses after being named 1982 Miss Woodward.

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re ' s No The 1982 Homecoming fesriviries ■ ed off wirh o Don-Fire Pep Roily held on rhe eve of rhe foorboll gome Si orher War Eogle fans gorherec rode field jusr afrer dork ro enrf express rhelr supporr for rh For rhe firsr rime in many years, rhe four Upper School dosses held a lawn display compennon, decoraring rhe campus wirh rheir colorful floors The Senior class won firsr place wirh rheir Golden Graham rheme. The Homecoming game irself was rhe climax of rhe day ' s evenrs, highlighred by rhe crowning of rhe Homecoming queen ar holfrime The courr members dressed in antebellum hoop skirrs, were escorted across rhe field by young men dressed in formal rails Senior Regina Reeves was crowned as rhe 1982 Homecoming Queen, ond Leslie Hubbard wos named Moid of Honor. The days acriviries were ropped off by rhe War Eagles 34-0 Vicrory over Mcln rosh Place Like 36 ATHLETI