Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Page 47 text:

Junior High , ...-1.27-?' ffxfi W- ,f XR 1, YN lf 'L 9 I . K , lg Xf' 4. X I s I fjy 4 3,44 L ' 43 I 'F x

Page 46 text:

'tnrrow I-I. lilN'YEl.I 'tlhlndlri' You 1l0Il.l know. :lo you? l'r1-s. .Iuuior 'llrianglsz Mau- agvr Yarsity Football. Managvr .luniur Yarsity Baskvtball KICITQII R. CIIRINTIH Cl1riStie'7 N011 Boy 5'I'ANI.l-LX lu. t.om:N HSN!!!-A .l0llN fl. Comolw 'lxvlliilt tbf- point? NJ., Hc'll0. Mort. lli-Y Fvllowsliip. Varsity Foot- ball. junior Varsity llaskvtball RICARIJO Emo 'gRiclrA' Yob', Romgnr H. ENGHL Chip Lets faco it. Skippfirk Club. Drama Club. Varsity Football JAM!-lb J. CALl.igm' Aff, ..Hi,. Hi-Y Fellowship. Sarvice Club F. BENJAMIN HARPER 4'Benny Got a match? THi:RoN E. Mmrow Teddy Get to work i'-orts Editor Triangle, L00 Staff, vice Club. Nlanagor Varsity ll, Manager JuniorVarsi1y Basketball THOMAS E. RICKn u1i0I7lIII'V,l His that so? Pre-sitlvnt Soplionmru- Class. Sw'- rvtary Skippvr Club, Junior X Ltrsllfy' 'vlllall HICIIARD Ryu t'I11'f'l. ' ' ' .ll 'vm wagon wbvvl. you bm-on aroumlf, crmxary Hi-Y 'I-llo' hip, Lum: Stall llo ll 1 ,nn tl. Swr:icvvi:1N ,lm'A- He-Ho . 5' Irlz. V .yhat sag .iflvnt Sop Ilahs. lfvllowrlllip .-tall Vow M. SIWMYXHIHN -llfillllu l -l-m't knowf, Romgm' A. WILLIAQT Holi You 4lon't say! lli-Y F4'lll7Whl1llY. Howling: 'S Wlx,1.lAm W. w'IiItill'F, Ju. Iul! W lm says Ho? 42f Y Q.

Page 48 text:

i inth Grade First Row: Vll. Gibbs. li. liarleless, K. Rynex, P. Kelly. R. Flovd, Y. Hallam. R. Osborne, D. Maelntyre. G. Sea- ward, l'. lilackwcll. F. Shannon. Second Row: Miss Roberts. R. Melfwen. .l. Craft, W. Savage. R. W'esl. Wh Kin- caid, R. Willet. ll. Howard. ll. llunklcy, R. Cutter. H. Howard, J. Larkin. E. Fidalgo, L. Nartlinocclii. This year the ninth grade was unusually large. So large, in fact, that it was necessary to divide them into two groups for several classes. so that work could be carried on effectively. As a whole, the group was made up of excellent workers, conscientious and industrious. It had its share of ideal student and jokers. They did good work, and pulled their share of pranks. To their teachers they were continually a source of satisfaction and amusement. Their participation in athletics and extra-curriculars was high. Many ninth grade faces could be seen at meetings. at practices held for the football squad and the Junior Varsity Basketball team. They received valuable instruction from lVlr. Zook. the results of which could easily be seen as they- battled vigorously for Woodward victories. Woodward has a bright future in view, when these now apprentices make up the Varsity teams. Triangle received contributions from these students. The Drama Club received the talents from the actors gratefully. Among this group many bowlers challenged the high scores of the older boys. Yes. the ninth grade gave much time and effort to these activities. and well did their part in making these teams and clubs successful. All in all. the ninth grade is a helping class, having had in this past year genuine experiences. mistakes as well as triumphs. upon which to build a secure future. The class officers are Von Summers. Presidentg Willialii Gibbs. Vice-president: Hal Howard. Secretary: Lawrence Nardinocchi. Treasurer: Richard Dunkley, Sergeant-at-Arms. E441 1' A. ... 7