Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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dward Academy Staff Dealing directly with the students, the principal ' s office, counseling office and library staff provide needed ser- vices. The Upper School Administra- tion is concerned with the overall run- ning of the high school. The Counsel- ing Office provides five counselors for students with whom they can discuss grades, classes, scheduling, college plans and any problems they might be having. The LikDrary Staff provides a re- laxed, quiet environment where stu- dents can do research and homework for their various classes. 1. Mr. Ballentine has served as the Principal oi the Upper School for many happy years. 2. AD- MINISTRATION — Mr. Robert Ballentine: MA. Jacksonville University, B.A. University of Geor- gia, At Woodward since 1959, Principal; Tressie Patrick, Athletic Secretary; Betty Hatzo, Secre- tary; Mr. Petty Ezell, Athletics Director; Kathy Sheesley, Secretary. 3. COUNSELING OFFICE - Lisa McDonough, Toni Wallace, Missy Sanchez, Celeta Cavender, Roger Sloan, Ron McCollum. 4. Mr. McCollum is counselor for the Senior class as well as sponsor for the Student Government Association. 5. Mrs. Cavender, tenth-grade counselor, looks over student records. 6. Mrs. Ridgway and Mrs. Cavender enjoy a coffee break on Parent ' s Day. 7. When Mrs. Hatzo assists stu- dents, she spends as much time researching as they do. 8. New to the Counseling Office this year. Miss McDonough displays her spirit at the 50 ' s Day pep rally. 9. LIBRARY STAFF — Susan Hatzo, Joanne Baker, Head Librarian, Sara Beth Crockerell.

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Upper School Faculty L 1. Mrs. Sheesley, Coach Ezell and Mrs. Alford enjoy goodies provided for the teachers by the Parents Club. 2. At the 50 ' s Day pep rally, most of the teachers claimed that they had to search clos- ets for vintage 50 ' s clothing. 3. Mr. Greenway demonstrates the proper way to hold jewelry un- der the flame. 4. ENGLISH — Seated: Miss Hulda Frankhouser: A.B. Davidson College, at Wood- ward since 1983; Mrs. Susan Sentell Sanders: M.A. West Georgia College, B.A. Mercer Univer- sity, at Woodward since 1981; Ms. |oy Fulton: M.Ed. Georgia State University, B.A. Stetson Uni- versity, at Woodward since 1971; Mrs. Marie McKane: M.Ed. Georgia State University, B.S. University of Georgia, at Woodward since 1983; Mrs. Bobby W. Alford: M.A. Atlanta University, B.S. Eastern Kentucky, at Woodward since 1956, Department Chairman; Mrs. Peggy McNash: M.A.T. Georgia State University, B.A. Milligan College, at Woodward since 1977; Mrs. Cleo Hudson: M.A. West Georgia College, B.A. Shorter College, at Woodward since 1966; Mr. Kevin Harkey: M.A. Vanderbilt University, B.A. Milligan College, at Woodward since 1981. Standing: Mr. Errol Sanders: M.A. and B.A. Uni- versity of Georgia, at Woodward since 1969; Mrs. Carolyn Haldeman: M.A. and A.B. Georgia State University, at Woodward since 1971; Mrs. Helen Shean: A.B. Emory University, at Woodward since 1983; Mrs. Sandra Lewis: M.Ed. University of Louisville, B.A. Shorter, at Woodward since 1983; Mrs. Linda Wise: B.A. West Georgia College, at Woodward since 1983. 5. Mr. Sanders keeps a sharp lookout for anyone late to his English class. 6. Serving as the Alumni Association President keeps Dr. Chuck Hixon, Class of 1967, very busy. 7. COMPUTER SCIENCE — Dr. Chuck Hixon: Ph.D. and Ed.S. Georgia State University, M.A.T. Emory University, B.S. Georgia Institute of Tech- nology, at Woodward since 1971, Department Chairman; Mrs. Julie Askew: B.S. and A.B. Emory University, at Woodward since 1983; Miss Ellen Babcock: B.S. Georgia Institute of Technology, at Woodward since 1983. 8. VISUAL ARTS — Mrs. Lane Fristoe: B.S. University of Georgia, at Woodward since 1980, Department Chairman; Mr. Chris Greenway: B.S. Ed. Georgia Southern, at Woodward since 1981. 44 UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY