Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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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

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nl Upper School Faculty The Woodward Academy Upper School is considered to be one of the foremost in private education. Ably led by Principal Robert D. Ballentine, the Upper School fac- ulty is composed of well qualified teachers who are dedicated to their tasks. The facul- ty ' s committment to the heritage and to the future of the Academy is evident by their concern for the students and by providing an education that is unsurpassed. FOREIGNLANGt AGE— Mrs. Paula M ciuszek B.S Western Michigan University, at Woodward since 1982, Spanish. Mr Robert Fernandez: MA I ' niversi- ty ot ( )klahoma, B S Florida State t diversity, at Wood- ward since 1983, Spanish, Mrs. Runny Rcnktn: MA F Fmory University, BA Georgia Scare University, ar Woodward since 1977 French. Mrs Jean Olstin: MA Emory I diversity, B A Agnes Scott College, ar Wood- ward snue 1977, French, Department Chairman, Mrs. Flame O ' Neill: BS University ot Georgia, ar Wood ward since 1976, Spanish, Dr. Ute Heimann: Ph F) I ' nnersitv of Michigan. B A Way ne Stare I ' niversity, at Woodward since 198}, German. Mr AT Fergus, n AB Erskine College, at Woodward since 1943, I arm i not pictured) 2 VISUAL ARTS — Mr. Chris Green way, BSld Georgia Southern, at Woodward since 1981, An. Ms. Suzanne Gr eer: BA Oglethorpe Uni- versity, ar Woodward since 1980, WATV Director, Me- dia, Photography, Mrs. Land Fristoe: BS University of Georgia, at Woodward since 1970, Coordinator i Mrs. Margaret Tucker emphasizes the importance ot a good vocabulary -J The teachers, like Ms. Peggy Dyer enjoyed Western Round -Up Day as much as the students 5 ENGLISH — Seated Mrs. Margaret Tucker: BA Houghton College, at Woodward since 1958, Ms. Susan Sentell: MA West Georgia College, BA Mercer University, at Woodward since 1981, Mr Frrol F Sanders MA and B A University of Georgia, ar Woodward since 1969, Mrs Ico Hudson: MA West Georgia College B.A Shorter College, ar Wood ward since 1966, Ms, }o Fulton M.Ed., Georgia r.ir Universtiy, B.A StetSi ■■ W odward sinct 1971; Mr. Pat Nunnally: M.A.I B 1 Van derbilt University, at Woodward sinct 1981 Mrs Bob h A I ford: M A Atlanta University B.S Eastern Ken tucy, at Woodward suite 1956, Department Chairman Standing Mr Robert fordan: MA and B A I nivet sin of South Florida, at Woodward since 1981, Ms Peggy Dyer: MA F Georgia State University, B.A Milligan College, ar Woodward since 1977, Mrs ( aro- Ixn Haldeman: M A and A B Georgia State Universi- ty, at Woodward since 1971, Mr. Fee Vincent: M.A I and BA Georgia State University, at Woodward since 1976, Mr Kevin Harkey: MA Vanderbilt University, BA Milligan College, at Woodward since 1981 6 Ms Joy Fulton is regarded as Woodward ' s expert on Shakespeare 7 Learning to properly use the omputer is not a quick process as Dr. Hixon, Mr Myers, Shellye Jones and Michelle fordan master new techniques 8 ( ' ( MPl TFR S( IENCE Mr Paul Myers, MA T Georgia State University, B.S Missouri Valley College, at Woodward since 1979, Dr barles Hixon: PhD and Fd S Georgia State University. MA T Emory University, GS Georgia Institute ot Technology, at Woodward since 1971. Department Chairman ; PFR FORMING ARTS - Mr Robert ft rdan;M A and BA University ot South Florida, at Woodward since 1981, Drama. Mr. Alan Mc( lung. MM University of Illinois, BS West Virginia Univer- sity, at Woodward since 1973, Coordinator. Mrs Patri- cia Shaw BFA University ot Akron, at Woodward since 1982, Dance. Mr Wayne Whitman: M.S and B.S University of Alabama, at Woodward since 1982, Instrumental Music, ( not pictured I. Mrs Nan Padgett: at Woodward since 1982, Paraprofessional, (not pic- tured). 10. Verbal exercise is one ot the methods Mrs Flame O ' Neill uses to teach Spanish I PHR S( HO n FACll