Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Firft four, left to right: Warren Krick, Joel Epstein, Tony Blau, Steve Friedlander, John Dunn, Marvin Singman. Standing, left to right: Spence Oliver, Jerry Bowman, Charles McGrady. GUM Continuing their winning ways in downing early season competition, the golfers are well on their way to their fourth straight Interhigh crown. Although losing to B.C.C., 6-5, the team did much better than expectations against the strongest golf squad in the city. john Dunn, returning for his third year, and Warren Krick set the pace with the rest of the team composed of Marvin Singman, Steve Friedlander, Joel Epstein, and Tony Blau. SCHEDULE Dunbar .,.... ....,. .... g A pril 27 Roosevelt , ...,............ ....... M ay 13 Cardoza .........,.,.....,........ ....... A pril 29 Montgomery Blair ....,. ....... M ay 16 Bethesda-Chevy Chase ....... ,,...... M ay 3 Coolidge .....,............ ....., M ay 24 St. Johnis ....,.......,....... ...... M ay 11 Western ..,...,........, ....... M ay 27 Firrt row, left to right: Paul Blackburn, Dave Gichner, Bob Anderson, Martin Rubinowitz, Bob Grafton. Second row, left to right: Bob Thore, john Howe, David Lowenstein, Coach Sam Feller. Tennis Hoping for its sixth straight Interhigh title, the tennis squad had a little trouble against early, non-league competition, but fared well in Interhigh play. Sophomore Martin Rubinowitz captured the Number One spot on the team with Bob Thore, Bob Anderson, Paul Blackburn, Dave Gichner, and Bob Grafton rounding out the rest of the squad. Keen competition is expected from Coolidge and Western who boast much better squads than in previous years. 141

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First row, left to right: jim Vesper, John Monroe, Sam Ligon, Jefi' Easterson, Angus Muir, Don Clark, Gabe Coulon, Rick Barth, George Bickerton, john Webster. Standing, left to right: Mgr. Jim Nalls, Pete Abbott, Jim Eichberg, Dick Tash, Don Klimkiewicz, Lou Luce, Jerry Goldberg, Ken Luchs, Mgr. Carl Carter, Coach Sherman Rees. Baseball Under the direction of coach Sherman Rees, the baseball squad started the season with its usual bang, ttouncing non-league and practice opponents before dropping their first league clash to Roosevelt. But the team settled down, bouncing back to beat Coolidge and Bell. This looks like one of the best ball teams in Tiger history, one reason being that most of last year's squad is back. Wilson has two excellent pitchers in George Bickerton, returning for his third year, and junior jim Eichberg, whose greatest effort to date has been a no-hit, 19 strike out affair over Landon. The infield of Dick Tash at third, Pete Abbott at short, John Webster covering second, and Lou Luce at first, is a hitting as Well as fielding group. Patrolling the outfield are Rick Barth, Sam Ligon, john Monroe, and Don Clark. SCHEDULE St. Albans ........,... ,,...., A pril 1 Bell ,........,,... ....,.......... .,,....., M a y 6 Woodward Prep ,..... ...,.., A pril 4 George Washington ....... ........ M ay 11 john Carroll ,...,.... ...,... A pril 6 Western ..,..........,...,,.... ........ M ay 13 Friends .,,.... ,...,... A pril 19 Eastern ....,. .....,,, M ay 17 Landon ..... .... ...,.... A p ril 26 Dunbar ,... ...,... M ay 20 Roosevelt ....., ........ A pril 29 Cardoza ..,.... .,...,, M ay 27 Coolidge ........ ..,.,.,.. M ay 3 Playoffs ..... ,....... J une 3-10 140

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Flrrt row, left to right: Barbara Fitz, Marcia Dornin, Mary Ann Else, Carole Yates, Cacky Davies CCapt.D , Ellie Berger. Second row, left to right: Virginia Gray CMgr.D, Margot Dornin, Diane Divers, Anne Wood. Third row, left to right: Carol McCord, Barbara Brown. HOCKEY RUNNER UP Prom? row, left to right: janet Glenn, Mimi Munroe, Sara Ellen Barton CCapt.D, Peggy Reeves, Sara Hill. Back row, lefl to right: Val Johnson, Sue Poulton, Jana Hruska. Field Hockey Although there was close competition between the eleven teams which battled on the hockey fields last fall, Monie Mulvey spurred her team enough ahead of Sara Ellen Barton's to win the championship. Virginia Gray, assisted by janet Glenn, managed both the tournament and the extramural game in which we barely beat Coolidge. Miss Barnett was the adviser. 142