Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Food Service Food Service serves over 2,000 meals per day as well as serving countless amounts of fast foods through the Snack Bar. Mr. Young and his staff work from early morn- ing, baking fresh bread and preparing nutri- tious meals for the campus. The Student Lounge provides a haven tor students during their free periods and after school where students may visit with each other or just relax. 1 Sirs Margaret Finch supervises the Studt nt Lounge keeping it an enjoyable place tor students to relax. 2 LOWER SCHOOL FOOD SERVICI -Opal Tate, Barbara Lewis, Elizabeth Pitts, Sheryl Gonzales, Edna McKee, Sarah Irwin, Helen Fraziet, Becky Jacobs Mrs. Edna McKee prepares the man) glasses ot tea necessary for lunch 4 Mattie Yoxtheimer is always available to serve studt nts at the snai A bar, an J alwa s with a smite Mrs. Frances ( ens prepares deviled eggs for a special luncheon 6 SNAt K BAR PERSl ' l I Mattie Yoxtheimer, Lesste Williams, Xettie Hl. t n h, r, 1 - FOOD SERV1C I Front Rov Cheeley, Frances wens, Edna McKee, Lessit ; Nettie Blanchard, Rosa Arnold, LUlte lit ' . Will) i nold. Ruben Pitts, } hnn Cheeley, Michael Jackson Haik Ron Florence Carter, Stevt Young, bertha Smith, Helen } razier. Sara Milton. Beck) Jacobs, Olga Buice, Mattie Yoxtheimer, Charlie Austin, Alice ( lark Elea Cassels, Barbara Woods, Faye Hall, Catherim Summer- lin 8. Mr Steve Young is the Associate Manager of Food Service and Mrs Florence C arter serves as tht secretar) tor Food Service, keeping the man) records and menus in order 9 Mr and Mrs. Fred Young spend man) h, iurs working in the dining hall Mr. Young has been at the Academ) since 1948, serving well-balanced and delicious meals to both boarding and day srudents — — . r r ■I . r . r r p r m

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Woodward Academy Staff A school the size of Woodward requires many people to keep it running efficiently The Upper School Administration oversees the overall running of the high school. The Counseling office provides information, standardized testing, college admissions, scheduling and deals with student problems. The student services area is concerned with the disciplining of the students, with the boarding program, and through the infirma- ry provides health care tor both day and boarding students. The Upper School Li- brary provides a quiet environment for stu- dents who wish to use their free time for studying. The library houses over 35,000 vol- umes and is excellent for research material and pleasure reading. The campus store serves as a mini-department store for student school supplies as well as the Academy uni- form All of these areas plaj an important role in the overall continuity of the A ade my. Upper School Mr Bob Ballentine, lkrr Hatzo, Mr Perri I ell, Tressie Patrit k J Nam v Miller aids sh k and hurt hoarding and da) students and is a friend as well as j nurse j Ron Mi ( otlum is rhe eleventh nr.ult Counselor and a friend r all students I Counseling Selma Ridgeway, Ron McCollum, Roger Sloan, Miss) Sanchez, Tom Wallace. Diane Faucett a 1978 gra duare ot Woodward, lielps our in rhe lampus srore when nor in school 6 Herri Har o keeps things in order m rhe principals office 7 Boh Hallenrine srrurs around in his western duds on western Da) 8 lihr.tr tans Linda Keener, JoAnne Baker Sara Crockarell 9 Srudenr Services Dean Dave Bell. Karln Sheesly, Nan- C) Stiller. Dean Arthur Krueger 10. Campus Store ell Johnson. Irhel Srevens Heverh Sanderson