Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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esDecii til icauon WALTER R. LEWIS, Headmaster A yearbook should be dedicated to a person of whom the editors and student body are proud. That ' s why we the Seniors of 1956, are honored to dedicate the Log to the man who has done so much to enrich our high school days, Headmaster Walter R. Lewis. Down here, you see, we ' re proud of Mr. Lewis. We ' re proud of his qualities of leadership and of the way he ' s helped Woodward become a better school. We ' re proud to be learning under a man whose door is open to any student at any time, whose sole interest is to enlighten us by his experiences along the road of education. We, and our predecessors, have been proud of Mr. Lewis for a long time — since 1944, in fact. That was the year he came to Woodward as an English professor. Four years later he was a member of the ad- ministration as assistant headmaster. In December, 1950 there was a new legend on the office door. It said Walter R. Lewis-Headmaster. Before coming to Woodward, Mr. Lewis held various positions — teacher, newspaper man, and editor. But we ' re concerned only with his stint on G. Street. It ' s been a good span for Woodward students. We are grateful to him for the invaluable aid he has rendered us over the years. To Walter R. Lewis, Headmaster and friend, our 1956 Log is humbly dedicated. he Senior CtaJJ of 1956

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i956 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 6 Administration and Faculty 7 Seniors 13 Senior Directory - 23 Who ' s Who 25 Hemisemidemiquavers 26 Post Graduates 27 Junior Class 32 Sophomore Class 36 Freshmen Class 39 Lower School 45 Clubs and Activities 49 Athletics 59 Around the School 67

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