Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Ili-Y Formal Induction Ritual I M Ili-Y lnfluvtion Banquet l i1'sI Roux' ,l, Uruln-, R. Willvl. ,l. ffullmorn. W. 51. l'v-lvr, l', Hlackwvll. Svrrrrlrl' Row: .l. KiliNl'I'. Nlr, Rook, .l, f.l'4lnIllunl. U. ltly. ll. l,nm1'y. lx, lxyun. Mr. IAWNIN. E571

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e riangle Firxl Row: ,l. Schaffer. T. Clark. Slamling: E. Fly. R. llyrnes. Ser-onrl Row: J. Cranlliam. J. Gallery. C. Cray. W. Clarke. Third Row: A. liunne-ll. T. Minton, C. Xlorgan. Fuurllz Row: W. Kinvaid. Mr. Walker, R. Xslnnore. The Triangle is the student newspaper of Woodward School. lt is published monthly. The artivles printed are sports. vluly news. editorials. addresses hy the Headmaster. and all other items of school interest. The Staff consists of the editor-in-ehief, the assistant editor. sports editor. 1-lub editor. class editor. feature editor and last but not least. our numerous reporters. The Triangle has reeeived eontributions from nearly exery grade. including the filth whivh has contributed a number of limericks. printed in the Christmas issue. Also printed in the Christmas issue was a constructive artivle by one of the prominent ,lnniors on How to Study. Thereupon. he joined our staff as we seareh for the liest . . . and he has 4-ontrilinted regularly sinve then. Meinliers ol the Staff ure: Elil.l0l'-I-ll-Clll'6f.., . .. ,. Davis VX. lim' Xlssislaul l'frIl't0r, , ...., .. , . . . lloBlH1R'l' S. BYIHNICS Reporlers: R. Ashmore. A. lflunnell. T. Clark. W. Clarke, J. Callery, ,I. Crantham. C. Gray, W. Kineaid, T. Minton, C. Morgan. ,l. S1'lizu:fTc1'. T561

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rama lub First Rauf: Miss Loflter. T. Ricks. Seconnl Row: R. Usborne. W. St. l'u-ter, J. Kaiser. Thirrl Row: W. Kiueairl. H. Byrnes. R. Crows. .l. Selias-lf:-r. R. Engle. The Drama Club was organized five years ago for the enjoyment of both its members and the school. Since it was organized. it has produced such plays as 'LAlas. Poor Yorickf' The Christmas Carol, Dirty Work at the Crossroads. and a g'Cay Nineties Reviewfi This year. it was the desire of the Club to produce a play that had been on Broadway as a success. and. of course. was easily done. With these thoughts uppermost in our minds. we decided that if we 1-ould get Arsenic and Old Lace. the Club would have one of its most successful seasons. We dood it! We started rehearsal about the middle of November. Lately we have been Hchargingw through the various dumps. and Ye Olde Antique Shoppes. in old Ceorgetown picking up early nineteen hundred props. So far we have udickeredu over and acquired an antiquated Chandelier. eandlesticks. statuettes, lamps and so forth. With these 'lauthenticl' props and our talents t'f??'f?t the members hope that this year will be the best ever. E531