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w % THE SCHOOL: Dedicated Individuals Charlotte Frances Austin, known to her co-workers and Woodward students as Charlie , is one of the most dedi- cated workers in her department. She has been a cook in the Woodruff Dining Hall for thirteen years. As well as cook- ing, she helps serve the meals and plan the menus. Charlie loves her work and rarely misses a working day. She looks forward to seeing and talking with the students during the day. Very active in her church and many of the school ac- tivities, Charlie has a busy schedule. Her smiling face and friendly greeting are a welcome break from the routine of daily classes. Most students are familiar with shy and retiring Dean Bell, but few realize that our own Dean Dave Bell was once one of those jaunty young men in their racing machines. Dean Bell first started in racing while serving in the army in 1954. He joined the German Auto Club while in Europe and raced different types of cars, including a Jaguar, var- ious sports cars, dirt track MG ' s and the small sedan class, which he enjoyed the most. He has finished first in class events in Maryland, second in class in Germany and first in small sedan class at Candlestick Park in 1967. He also ran road rallies in Europe. He does not race anymore, but Dean Bell says that after all the daily excitement of Wood- ward, he just does not have the strength. Upon entering the Upper School Counseling Office, each student re- ceives a friendly greeting from the lady at the desk. In addition to working for the four counselors, Mrs. Wallace is also responsible for keeping up with transcripts, senior brag sheets, GPA ' s. and class rankings, compiling this infor- mation for college applications. Mrs. Wallace works throughout the year, and also serves as Teacher-ln-Charge which she laughingly calls Secretary- In-Charge during her duty hours. Mrs. Wallace has been at Woodward for nine years. She says she enjoys the contact with students more than any other aspect of her job. This is evident to anyone having the privilege of deal- ing with Mrs. Wallace. Although most people at Woodward know her as the secretary in the Admin- istrations Office, June Geiger has an- other unique identity. She often ap- pears as Honeybun , a clown with or- ange hair, oversized feet, wearing a blue suit with yellow polka dots and huge pockets. Mrs. Geiger began appearing as Honeybun when her oldest daughter was in kindergarten. She made the cos- tume and appeared as the clown at a school carnival. Honeybun went over so well that she has visited many more carnivals, birthday parties, church and bible school parties. One special plea- sure is appearing at Woodward ' s Super Goober Day as Honeybun . She espe- cially enjoys appearing at places where people know her but do not recognize her. One of Mrs. Geiger ' s secret ambi- tions has always been to attend clown school and during the fall of this year she finally got the chance. Although her children say that she has never grown up, June Geiger feels that being a clown is a good way to get rid of inhibitions and is probably the next best thing to running away with the circus. I Admissions secrclar) lunc Ge gerspcnds much other business da giving information lo prospec live students and their parents 2 Dean Dave Bell keeps in i ' M- I for troublemakers in the student lounge ' June Geiger always h.is a smile and i hecrful word for anyone entering the Admissions Office 4 Counseling secretin Tom Wallace finds time in her buss schedule to help students 5 Dean Bell nuns other facult) members .it the 1982 graduation ccrcmonj 6 ( harlic uslin spends her da preparing lood. hut always has time for .i laugh uilh sludcnls and tc
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