Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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J i - L J fellowship Left to right: Sanford Horstman, David Camp, Dick Starr, Bruce Alexander, Dick Preston, Mr. Richey, Joe Cranipa, Dick West, Tom Lyons, Richard Cutter, Gordon Herndon, D. Alexander. Progress marked Woodward ' s Hi-Y Fellowship during the 1955-56 school year. Under the aggressive leadership of Bruce Alexander, our local branch of the National YMCA Fellow- ship increased membership to a new high of 20. In outside activities, too, the group has moved for- ward. Many charitable organizations were aided by Hi-Y contributions derived in part from a series of school dances sponsored by the members. It was only fitting that this progress should come during the administration of our hard-working president, who was serving his third separate term as prexy. In five years of Hi-Y duty, Bruce has been president three times and vice-president twice. Quite a record! Helping him considerably this time around were vice-presidents Dick West and David Camp, secre- tary Dave Alexander ( another product of that talented family ) , and Treasurer Gordon Herndon. The fellowship experienced a rapid turnover of faculty advisors early in the year, finally roping in Mr. E. E. Richey as a permanent help-mate. Also advancing with rapid strides was the Woodward Junior Hi-Y. which — like its older brother — stepped up the pace considerably. 51

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Left to right: Mr. Maas, President of Southeastern University, John Seekins, Mike Field, D. Alexander, Ray Lupo, Richard Preston, David England, Tony Horstman, Malcolm Tignor, Dick Starr, Dan Wine, B. Alexander, Mangels, Dave Ferber, John Roseborough, Dick Cutter. The Skipper ' s Club, our Stuclent Council, is Woodward ' s proudest organization. An organization of leaders, the Skipper ' s Club includes as members the elected presidents of Woodward ' s other clubs. Privileged to assist the Headmaster and the Faculty in matters of administration and discipline, the members of the Skipper ' s Club are pledged in loyalty to promote the general welfare of their school. The aims of Woodward ' s Student Council are clearly and aptly expressed in the words of the member- ship oath: Proud of our American heritage, recognizing the importance of self-discipline in a democracy, we shall aim to serve as citizens worthy of our responsibility and to work for the greatest good of all the students of Woodward Prep School. 50

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cJ C unauuae auuai ( iub Left to right: Dick Cutter, Dick Bramley, Tom Zaraer, Mr. Wooldridge, Robert Luther, Hugh Nesbitt, Steve Verges, John Harn, Kim Stevens, Wayne Loekle, Don Judson, Joel Haste, John Shubiak. a tlonal J onor S ocieL Left to right: Bruce Alexander, Wayne R. Starr, Jr., Sanford W. Horstman, John M. Seekins. 52