Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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HOMECOMING 1 1982 Homecoming Courr Andy Comeron escornng Senior Regino Reeves, Cliff Doniel escorting Freshmon Courrney Moyer, Jeff Higgins escorting Sophomore Lone Neely. Chorles Pyke escornng Senior Leslie Hub- bard, Senior Louro Horns escorred by Clark Sprarlm. Junior Marro Rossi escorred by John Moss. Senior April Croig escorred by Dorry Applegare. Senior Jean Pans escorred by Chad Dickey 2 The First Place Lawn Display, builr by the Senior Class, paid mbute to Coach Graham Hixon 3 The Junior Class Lown Display 4 1982 Homecoming Queen Regno Reeves and Maid of Honor Leslie Hubbard 5 Regino Reeves and her es con, Andy Cameron, can hardly belie • the nouncement that Regino is the •Kommg Queen 6 The Sophomore Class Lawn I Freshman Class Lawn Display

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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

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PETITION: is an imporronr parr of school experience, ond es- i so in rhe oreo of arhlerics. Alrhough ir may seem rhar rhe borrles rake pbce on a surface level, rhe comperirive spirir goes much deeper There is much prepararion for rhe arh- lere long before rhe ocruol comperi- rion begins. Long hours of hord work leod ro rhe some goal — finding whar will moke rhe arhlere rhar much berrer rhon his opponenr. The advan- roge may be o physical or emorional one, bur ir musr be rhere for rhe arhlere ro be o winner. This odvan- roge musr be earned rhrough rigor- ous rroining sessions, endless procrices and pushing oneself ro rhe limir of endurance, and rhen a lirrle further. Comperirion on rhe playing field is excellent Training for rhe srudenr. Ir gives him rhe opportunity ro work wirh others, blending his talents with those of his teammates to creare rhe best possible result. Once he reaches rhis result, he is able to share ir with others Whether ir be the touch- down, base hit, basket or goal that won the game, the cheers he re- ceives from friends and fans ate enough. They let him know that he has gained respect for all rhe long hours of work he pur inro crearing rhe end resulr