Wardlaw School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Page 49 text:

. -Lf I I TL!! 1711111 f 'wkzfm ffl, lj, if JK X R gn- 1,4-vw. 1 if s I D '!s. '3 . 1 2 i ' , WARN V' ' Paw-' - 'Q N, 1' K .z -va-2fc,r-fa 'Y f lv-SQIEI 4 as 1, r!4?'ii, Y, A Vgi,Si.-r- ---Ar 1, 4 i ' ' -g.2'1'? '- . 2, fv 14 , L .,,:i'.J.,-ff' . g,, , 3-34 4,5 , 41.391, 1,.: - -' J, -. ,- ' . ' ' ' 1 ' ' 4 .. 2 12'-m f ,gggi ' re, - , gf..- ' 'F,5.q9o,., ' 5'-13 -'-E52 1' -:L T-V ' STE? 'L' .,.A-455 -, .-gf:-z., .gif if .,-, Q ,- .f v . ,.. J 5 -,.- ..,, V , , N 1 fi T-1 :54 if' -Yqggr., JQQI- , -4:4-,F ,, 1- ' b J, K 3. Jn' gf' -x , Jw.. 1 J' mx 'H f 1-. 9 ' ,., f W- 9

Page 48 text:

I aims' r Standing: Mr. Harold Breene, Donald G. Doty, Alvin W. Fargo, James O Walter, David C. Hayden, George W. Hautler, John B. Turner, Carl S Young, Francis G. Harris, George R. Fahnestoclr, Arthur R. Gronquist, David C Giese, Richard M. Toeplitz. Kneeling: Willis F. Sage Jr., Robert M. Boyer Julius Hanewald, Peter A. Borch, Jr., Wayne S. Resch, Richard T. Pfeiffer Howard D. Mook, Edward J. Willey Jr., Gordon W. Dobson, John L. Eckel Hugh Rodman, Richard S. Smeal. Seated: Kenneth C. Robbie, Stephen C Hoplrins, J. Scott Ziesenfs, Michael B. Platt, Michael C. Taylor, Addison E Moore, Peter A. Jiran, Laurence H. Mitthauer, David G. Walley, John N Mayberry, Thomas F. Wright. Midget Athletics Our midget group, including Forms A through C, was again divided into two sections this year. The older boys were called the Midgets. For the first part of the year they engaged in such interesting pastimes as dodge ball and tumbling, but after mid-year concentrated mainly on basketball funda- mentals. The younger group was called the Slreeters. They had training in calisthenics, tumbling, formation run- ning, marching, and group games. The following boys may some day be among the Wardlaw greats: Boyer, Dobson, Fargo, Hanewald, Mitthauer, Doty, and Turner.

Page 50 text:

gh iv . .J . , 1 , ' ' 'f , . .1 ,ov ' .1' ' H' K. K V. I ' ,ff L p 1 5 V Ny., ' 'ev : . -1-' , al A' ,A ., ini' f 4... , ' .. 4 ..'.5.. l ' 1' . 'V - ,ff if ,wg ' , ,- ' ' : ' ix, ,A u ,,,-R,-,N 4 , , . , , l,' 4 Slandingz Mr. Harold Breene, Donald G. Doly, David C. Hayden, George W. Haufler, Richard M. Toeplilz, Willis F. Sage Jr., Julius Hanewald, Francis G. Harris, George R. Fahnesfoclr, David C. Giese, Richard T. Pfeiffer, Mr. Ralph C. Harris. Sealed: Alvin W. Fargo, Wayne S. Resch, Roberl M. Boyer, Howard D. Moolr, Pefer A. Borch Jr.,'Philip R. Fellham, John L. Eclrel, Hugh Rodman, Thomas F. Wright Richard S. Smeal, John N. Mayberry, Edward J. Willey Jr. Bollom row: James O. Wal+er, David J. G-aunl, David G. Walley. Pefer A. Jiran, Addison E. Moore, Michael C. Taylor, Michael B. Flair, J. Scoff Ziesenis, S+ephen C. Hopkins, Kenne+h C. RobbTe, John B. Turner. Midget Baseball This year lhe Midge? baseball Team will be coached by Mr. Harris ard Mr. Breece. Baseball has always been Wardlawls biggesf sporl and lherelore The boys are slaoed in The game as soon as possble. Among me youger boys, lhe lundamenlals, rhe rules, and an early inreresl in ' ' '-- wee- lhe spor+ are srressed. The lirsl few praclices of fh's year have dis- closed some po'enfial prospe-Us whTch may de- velop inro good ball players. Fargo, Doly, F. Harris, Resch, Boyer, and Haoewald are some our- slandiog boys who have showw The possibililies of becoming excellenr ball players.