Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Upper School Faculty Mrs. Carroll anil Mr McKeh) ot the St nine Department get into the pini ot Western Round-Up Da) be wearing costumes of the Wild, Wild, West 2 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr William Lineberry: MA and HA Emor) University, .it Woodward since 1973, Department Chairman, Ms. Lisa McDonough: B.A University ot the Smith, at Woodward sin e 198$, Ps) - chology, Mrs Sherry Reynolds: M.Ed Texax Chris- tian University, B.S Hardin Univetsity, at Woodward since 1981, Mr Douglas Fleming M.A and HA University ot South Florida, at Woodward since 1975, Mr. Rusty Zarmg B.A Emory Univetsity, at Wood- ward since 1978, Mrs. Helen Spears M.B I ' tC rgia State University, B.S University of Arkansas, at Wood- ward since 1977, Typing, Economics Mr. Edwinjones: AB Davidson College, at Woodward since 1982, Ms Phyllis Cannatella: HS Louisiana State University, at Woodward since 1979. Woodward is recognized tor the personal attention each student receives as Mrs Walker puts that policy into practice by clarifying a difficult math problem 4 MATHEMATICS Mrs Man Wolfe: AI.A T Western Michigan I niversity, Fd S Georgia State I University, H S SI NY ( neonra. at Woodward since 1980, Mrs Nancy Hunker: MA T Georgia State I University, B.S Man ville G llege, at Wixidnatd since 1981, Mrs. Sandra Ademek: HA Northeastern Illinois I ' niversity. at Woodward since 1982, Sirs. Mary Walker: M Fd Georgia State Uni- versity. B B.A University of Georgia, at Woodward since 1963, Department Chairman. Mr. Paul Myers: MA T Georgia State I ' mversiti. HS Missouri Vallex College, at Woodward since 1979; Mr. Mike Deis: MBA University of Da ton, B.S Cincinatti University, at Woodward since 1983, Mr Jeffrey Floyd: B.S t ' ni- versity of Georgia, at Woodward since 1981, Mrs Car- ol Goodrum: M Ed and B S Rhode Island College, at Woodward since 1979, Mr. Stephen Reed M Fd and BS Georgia State Univetsity, at Woodward since 1979, Mrs Rebecca Rogers H S Georgia State University, at Woodward since 1981, Sot Pictured) 5 Business ' • ' is one oi the Sot ial Studies i i urses taught by Mr Walter Monti 6 Mr Walker had tht right answer when asked it he knew a Mr Dearolph 7 v V — Seated Mrs. Arline Deacon M $ and B S I (eve land State University, at Woodward since 197 Mrs Flame Carroll B.S Southwestern at Memphis, .it Woodward since 1979, Mr Edward Dearolph if. Ed University ot Georgia. HS Indiana State College, at Woodward since ( A Department Chairman, Standing Mrs. Chery Gibson HS University of Georgia, .it Woodward since 1980, Mr Tom Howick: B.S North Carolina State I niversity, at Woodward since 1981, Mr Howard Janke: Mid Georgia State University, A H Flon College, at Woodward since 1976, Ms. Martha Muir: M Fd Georgia State University, HS University ot Georgia, at Woodward since 1982, Mr. George McKelvy; HS University ot Tennessee, at Woodward since 1981 8 INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES PRO GRAM — Mr. Robert Jordan: MA and BA I ' ni- versity of South Florida, at Woodward since 1981, Eng- lish, Ms. Susan Sentell: MA West Georgia College. BA Mercer University, at Woodward since 1981, His- ton. Ms. Betsy Box: M Fd Georgia State University, BS Samtord University, at Woodward since 1971, Lan- guage Arts, Mrs. Carol Goodrum: M Fd and BA Rhode Island College, at Woodward since 1979, Math- ematics Mr Howard Janke: MFD Georgia State University. A B Flon College, at Woodward since 1976, Science. Mr. Ron Walker: BA Duke University, at Woodward since 1981, Department Chairman. (Not Pictured) 9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Mr Don Cardelt BS University ot Georgia, at Woodward since 1971, Mr. Johnny Stallings: BS i ' niversity of South Carolina, at Woodward since 1966, Department Chair- man. Mr. Jim Minor: B.A. Wofford College, at Woodward since 1978 -

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Middle School Faculty The Middle School, housed in R.L. Brand Hall is set aside as a transition for seventh and eighth graders. These years, between the Lower and I Ipper Schools, are important tor the growth and maturity of these students. The Middle School faculty is made up of a dedicated and talented group of individuals. Under the expert guidance of Principal, Dr. Jim Donovan and Assistant Principal George Dietz, the Middle School provides a superb education in growing up as well as the academics. 1 ISP — Mr. Jim Suddath: BA Duke Unviersity, at Woodward since 1981, Mrs. Lorna Restagno: M.Ed and BS University of Georgia, at Woodward since 1979; Mrs. Diana Meredith: B.S.Ed West Georgia O )llege, at t tdward since 1981 2 MIDDl E SCHOOL OFFICE - Mrs. Nancy Huhhard. secre- tary; Dr. Jim Donovan, Ph.D and M.Ed State University, B.A atnl B.Th Atlanta Christian, at Woodward since 1974, Principal, Mr. George Dietz: B A Georgia Institute ot In hm ■ • g) . it W i n tdward • uue 1977, Assistant Principal I Mrs Nancy Hub bard is an integral part ot tin Middle Si hool operation, working with both students jnd faCult) to keep tin school running smoothly 4 Mrs. J.mic RoutJedgt . one of the several Woodward Academy alumni who wotk on the campus, works with het students to nuke interesting sott sculpture creations 5 Dr Jim Dono van runs a carefully disciplined Middle School while also (caching the fundamentals ot education 6 The Middle Si hool fat ult members pdusc tor j photograph at the Middle School Valentine ' s Dance This dance, held m the Woodruff Dining Hall was the Middle St. hoi -Is first st-nu ■ formal dance 7 FINE ARTS — Mr. Lauren Hunt: at Woodward since 1983, Mush, Mrs Janie Rourledge: BS University of Georgia. Jt Woodward since 1978, Art 8 Mr. Jim Suddath is t-r active in the lite of the campus, coaching basketball and working with the F.C.A. as well as coaching tr.uk MIDDl 1 S IHkii FAC1 I I l