Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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17. Herbert Lowey wills his mouth, experiences and cars to Arthur Fitzgerald. 18. Frederic Niles wills his attitude, grades and persOnality,' to Benjamin Harper. 19. Cleveland Oliver wills his suits, accent and laugh to Theron Minton. 20. Robert Pearson wills his operation, ability to pose, and little black book to Clarence Morgan 21. Leslie Perry wills his innocence and class Schedule to William Wright. 22. Robert Powell wills his fortitude and ability to make conversation to Robert Medloik. 23. Frank Scroggins wills his studious nature f?????J to Stanley Cohen. 24. Groves Stansbury wills his letters Qfrat that iSJ and wrestling holds to John Sauerwein. 25. Bruce Strong wills his indigestion and married lifei' to Herman Schellin. 26. William Sutton wills his upersonalityv and 'gaffairsw to Keith Christie. 27. Joseph Tomlinson wills his Hdegreesf shirts and scarfs to Yates Hallam. 28. Daniel Webster wills his eyes and friendliness to Parker Blackwell. 29. George Wilmeth wills his solitude fill!! U to Cordon Seaward. 30. John 4'Willie Wilson leaves his Ford, girl troubles and jokes to Michael Blum. 31. Donald Young wills his loud neckties to Paul Boudrot. Witnessed By: JOSEPH S. ROOK Headmaster WALTER R. LEWIS Assistant Headmaster HAROLD C. ALBIN, JR. RICHARD E. ASHMORE C. FREDERICK BARCY J. EMILE BOUCHARD ROBERT S. BYRNES CHARLES L. CISSELL THOMAS E. CLARK, JR. JOSEPH H. CRUTE, JR. DAVIS A. ELY STEPHEN A. GIUSTA CHARLES R. GRAY SNOWDEN V. HARDWICK ROBERT J. JENNER JOSEPH J. KAISER, JR. EDWARD G. LATCH, JR. E331 HERBERT B. LOWEY, JR. CARL L. MORRISON FREDERIC C. NILES CLEVELAND F. OLIVER ROBERT W. PEARSON LESLIE S. PERRY ROBERT C. POWELL FRANCIS D. SCROGGINS C. D. GROVES STANSBURY BRUCE D. STRONG WYILLIAM B. SUTTON JOSEPH R. TOMLINSON LAWRENCE W. WEBSTER GEORGE C. WILMETH JOHN M. WILSON DONALD C. YOUNG

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ast Will and Testament E, THE HFORTY-NINERS,'7 being of unsound minds, odd temperaments, and dubious personali- ties, do hereby relieve ourselves of the following implements which we feel would be useful to others as we go 'apanningn the stream of Hgoldenw knowledge, along which our store-keeping faculty have sold us the picks and shovels to dig our way into the world. 599855 ARTICLE I. To the school as a Nwholei' we leave our lateslips, report cards and uno-parkingv places. ARTICLE II. To the Librarian we leave and return the books we forgot, or lost or Mnever took out. ARTICLE III. To Mr. Walker, the teacher, we leave the H:H:3W1-?:ciegf:l' homework and bigger preparations for college. ARTICLE IV. To HDoc Valaer, we leave '6You're late, son-Eh? , and the fifteen extra minutes of super learning. ARTICLE V. To Mr. Rook we return the time spent uWhen he was a boyf' ARTICLE VI. To Mr. Lewis we leave 4'The right thing to do. ARTICLE VII. To Miss Measell, we leave Wfhe messy big-boysf, ARTICLE XIII. To Mr. Smith, We leave, Huh.ll ARTICLE IX. To Mr. Noll we leave the numerous worksheets and pleasure jaunts. ARTICLE X. To Mr. Jameson we leave any old jokes not yet quoted. ARTICLE XI. To our predecessors we leave the following personal bequests: ' I. Harold Albin wills his ability to mix women and homework successfully to Dwight Black. 2. Richard Ashmore wills his baby-face and muscles to Ricardo Elbo. 3. Frederic Barcy wills his Hcowboyw boots and girl troubles to Richard Ryan. 4-. Emile fBaby Elephant! Bouchard wills his excused absences to Arthur Fitzgerald. 5. Robert Byrnes wills his Ipana Smile and 'Lpuhsonalityv to James Williams. 6. Charles Cissell wills his naps and knowledge to John Colborn. 7. Thomas Clark wills his uprofanityl' fmeisti to William Smith. 8. Joseph Crute wills his athletic ability and smile to Von Summers. 9. Davis Ely wills his upurityf, Southern plantation, and ability to play the piano well to John Russell. 10. Stephen Giusta wills his eyebrows and pin ball machine ability to William St. Peter. 11. Charles R. Gray wills his Hblue serge, sandwiches and tatooes to James Gallery. 12. Snowden Hardwick wills his 'abonesf' Hhot-tipsu and plumpness to Charles Broome. 13. Robert Jenner wills his experiences to Robert Engle. 14. Jack Kaiser wills his glases fstudious, Halfl, free periods, roaming and influence to James Schaeffer. 15. O. Edward Latch wills his weak-knees to Thomas Keys. ' 16. Carl Morrison wills his 'gbroguew and sleight of hand tricks, fincluding picturesi to Thomas Ricks. A l32l

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Class Prophecy The Moving Finger writes, and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. 'cfiubaiyat of Omar Khayyamn Edward Fitzgerald HAROLD C. ALBIN, plans to attend Maryland University where he will study to become an agricultural engineer. RICHARD E. ASHMORE, is entering Kingls Point and will major in marine engineering. C. FREDERICK BARCY, is goaling for American University, where he will become a television technician. J. EMILE BOUCHARD, desires a white collar athletic job, since his insurance of his knees has expired. ROBERT S. BYRNES, will study hard and become a great master electrician. CHARLES L. CISSELL, plans to enter the government, where he will shortly become an executive. THOMAS E. CLARK, is entering the plumbing business and will probably invent a new type pipe. JOSEPH H. CRUTE, JR., will attend Washington-Lee University to practice for Head Coach. DAVIS A. ELY, will enter Wilson Teacher's College for preparation to become a famous doctor. STEPHEN A. GIUSTA, will go into the surveying field. CHARLES R. CRAY, will study at Maryland University, after which he will be a contractor. .SNOWDEN V. HARDWICK, will be the world's leading horse owner and trainer. ROBERT J. JENNER, will take up business administration at one of the leading schools. JOSEPH J. KAISER, JR., will enter Harvard where he will major in Journalism. EDWARD C. LATCH, JR., is going to De Pauw and when graduates will be an excellent chemist. HERBERT B. LOWEY, JR., will attend Maryland University where he will let the future take care of itself. CARL L. MORRISON, will attend Southeastern University, but will probably become a professional magician. FREDERIC C. NILES, plans to attend Dartmouth, and later become president of a chewing gum factory. CLEVELAND F. OLIVER, is going to to Bliss Electrical School to study radio. ROBERT W. PEARSON, will attend Maryland where he will study engineering. LESLIE S. PERRY, will attend Maryland where he will be the Campus Playboy. ROBERT C. POWELL, is going to enter Lafayette and major in business administration. FRANCIS D. SCROGGINS, has decided to let the future take care of itself. C. D. GROVES STANSBURY, will become the world's leading aviator. BRUCE D. STRONG, is attending Maryland University. WILLIAM B. SUTTON, will attend Rollins College and enter the field of salesmanship. JOSEPH R. TOMLINSON, is attending Wilson Teacher's College and after graduating will become a leading diplomat. LAWRENCE W. WEBSTER, will enter Colorado University and major in Chemistry. GEORGE C. WILMETH, will probably attend college when he makes up his mind. JOHN M. WILSON, is going to enter Washington Law School. DONALD G. YOUNG, will enter Georgetown Universityis Medical School. E341