Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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C. D. GROVES STANSBURY LGSTAN77 Woo DON-T su? Art Editor of lhe Loc, Varsity Football and Wrestling The big letter man, 1Frat, that isl can he found wrestling in a hot bout, or discussing planned air trips, fraternities, or the hard life of a marine. Ever a leader of the gang, Stan can readily claim his place of distinction at Woodward. BRUCE D. STRONG GGDONV7 l!!!!!D Don is one of the two mid-term graduates. He attended the summer session and worked hard for his good grades. He's the only married senior this year, and we hear that his wife is really quite the gal. Do well at college, Don. WILLIAM B. SUTTON NBURT HLIKIC 'ro BUY A eHA1xm,r.? Careful . . . there's a square that's really been around. Thissentence covers a multitude of sin. 4Ain't no jestlj Burt was in Woodward before he enlisted in the army. He's now studying to be a salesman. lliditoris note: He doesn't have to study very hard.J l23l

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LESLIE S. PERRY GSL.,-:SN NHAVI-I YOU FINISHED YOUR W0RKB0UK?i7 'l'his was for Les the first year at Vifoodward. However. ho has taken good advantage of the amount of time. and won the admiration of many of the students here. A follower of Mr. Noll lhy nm-essityl he 1-an usually be found getting ready to turn in a late workbook or worksheets. ROBERT C. POWELL Muon HNUW WHEN 1 wAs AT Al1C.l1s'rA . . . Bohis abundanve of knowledge on every imagin- ahle suhjeet is both amazing and helpful. He seems to have an answer. or almost an answer. for every- thing and is more than happy to spiel off. His smile around Vifoodward is very familiar to all. as is his 'Wow when l was at Augusta . . .ii FRANCIS D. SCROGGINS HFRANKU, at 9 Q gn Frank is a veteran who has come to Vifoodward for his Senior year. He is very quiet lusuallyb and believes in the old adage, MSilehce is golden. Al- though not yet certain of the field in which he will enter, we are sure that it will be something sue- uessful. 1271

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JOSEPH R. TOMLINSON uSHIRTS,i HANYBODY sm:N STANSBURY?ii Joe is one of the more talented personalities here. His artistry at the keyboard is only excelled by the almost unbelievable number of shirts that he alone has the ability to wear. He hopes to become a diplomat. lf he follows this work with the same desire he has for knowledge, he can't fail to be a success. F LAWRENCE W. WEBSTER LLDAN97 uTHA'l'7S 11oRR1BLr:! Dan's interests are all around Woodward. An active participant in sports, dramatics, and the bowling club, he is often in the spot light, and to good advantage, too, for his talents have helped to make the year successful. GEORGE C. WILMETH UCRANKYU LAGADQS We donit know where L'Cranky7' got his nick- name. At least we're not sure if it fits him exactly. tltls hard to tell with his moods.l ' A staunch fol- lower of Burt Sutton, he can be counted on to be making life unbearable for a certain teacher. l29l