Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Football quad First Row: T. Minton lhlanagerl, R. Caddess. W. Gibbs, L. Nardinocchi. R. West. G. Stansbury, C. Cray, R. Ashmore. W. Kincaid. A. Runnell tmanagerl. Second Row: Mr. Zook, H. Lohman, 0. Poole. R. Engle, B. Howard. J. Parsons, E. Bouchard. J. Colborn. R. Ashley. F. Niles, J. Crute. R. Stewart. OODWARD'S HRED Dl'iVlLS of the gridiron, although they won few games, experienced a season with plenty of fight and interest. The reason for the loss of games was that the team had many inexperienced players. but the gameness and sportsmanship made up for the many handicaps. The loss of Bob Pearson greatly weakened the team, but his place was filled by Rick Ashmore and Charlie Gray. Joe Crute. the only third-year player. took over center position. Jack Larkin and Groves Stansbury were tackles. with Fred Niles and Olin Poole as ends. The season started off on the Bullis Field, with Woodward being the only team to cross their goal the entire season. But the promise showed in the lirst game. did not hold through the remaining part of the season. The season ended with Dick Stewart and Richard Ashley leading the attack. as in other games. and rolling over Longwood by a score of 39-0. We know, that next year, with our now partly seasoned players from this year. we are sure to have an outstanding team. Other members of the squad are Emile Bouchard, Cli Clarridge, John Colborn. Barry Caddess, Bill Gibbs, Steve Ciusta. Bruce Howard. Charlie Hunter, Bob Engle. Bob Kaufman. Tom Keys, Bill Kincaid. Harry Lohman. Lawrence Nardinocchi. Jimmy Parsons. Bobby West. Ashton Bunnell and Teddy Minton were managers. Earl B. Zook is Coach. T621

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arsity asketball quad l irsl Row: ll. llusda-kian. I.. Perry. W. wvflgllll, li. Lan-ll, H. Stewart. F. Nile-Q, li. lluvull. SVVUIIII Hour: Nlr. look. ll. Sehellin. lf. li0llVlli:lI'4l, S. Hill'llWl1'li. J. Parsons. W. lxlt'I'iWf'll. ,l. lfrute. lf. Cray' lManugerl. The nineteen hundred forty-nine husketlnall teznn did fairly well this season. 1-onsidering their tough si-hedule. ln the opening gznne of the season they defeated Stuyvesant 32 to l2. They lost the next four QLHIIIPS. Un New Yearis Day. before u large Open House sport group. the quintet lost to the Alumni 31 to I9 in what wus. perhaps. the H1081 exeiting game of the season. Latter in the season the Red Devils defeated Longwood. Chamlverlain. Hoi-kville. and lJ4'Vitt. ln Mureh the team participated in the Priory Sehool TULlI'llillll6Ill. Although they' were eliminated in the first round. they rem-eiyed the Sll0l'tStll2lllShllJ trophy. lid. Lalvh was awarded il trophy for lu-ing tht- lwsl all-around player. Basketball S1-hwlulv Woodward 32 Stuyysant Woodward llevitt Woodward 20 Rox-kville Woodward Chamberlain Woodward 27 Vllash. X4 Lee Wfoodwurd Rockville Woodward 28 St. Johnis Woodward Anleriean ll. Woodward I9 Alumni Woodward St. Albans Woodward 21 Priory Woodward UlliilIIlN'I'lillIl xvllullwilftl 42 Longwood vi70UClW2lI'Il l't'iol'y' Woodward .541 St. lVlary's Woodward Deyitt Woodward 30 Longwood Woodward St. Marys Woodward 21 Landon Woodward St. Anthony 63