Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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abte tennis iuo Members: A. Graeme, Tony Clarke, A. Roys, H. Nesbirt, John Harn, J. Anschuty, R. Lupo, K. Stevens, A. Rupley, Mr. Richcy, M. Libman, J. O ' Regan, W. Higgins, J. Blick, Chuck Corben, N. Cromartie, Dick Bramley, D. Burnham, W. Loekle, T. DeHart, D. Alexander. C. Binker. H. Hall, J. Shubiak, J. Lewis, M. Field, G. Haskin, J. Hartnett, F. Fairfax. J. Langdon, D. England. I adlo i lub David Ferber, Arleigh Wentzel, Rex Hobbes, Eric Nyman, Ken Leyser, Eric Back, Mr. Lettleton. 55

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he rianaie L iub 9 ' Lefl to right: D. Burnham, Dick Preston, J. Shubiak, Miss Roberts, H. Hall, Dick Heller, R. Turney, R. Lupo, J. Roseborough, R. Cutter, J. Seekins. Despite a lack of facilities, quarters, and personnel, the Triangle continued operation in fine style during the past year. Under the guidance of Miss Roberts, the staff published an average of better than one issue per month. Especially improved was the sports coverage, handled for the most part by sophomore Ray Lupo. During mid-term, rumors were heard that a new printed edition of the Triangle was in the making. Much to the editors ' disappointment, nothing came of the whispers; the paper retained its standard mim- eographed form. Despite the numerous handicaps. The Triangle is playing an important role in Woodward life. 54

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S eruice ( lub Left to right: Mr. Phillips, D. Camp, T. Lyons, John Rose borough, Dick Starr. Steve Kaufman, David Fcrber. Each year the Club has increased the number of duties it performs. When first organized, members only showed movies to the bimonthly assemblies. Now educational movies are shown almost every day to the extent that in an average week more than 15 movies are shown. This year besides movie projection and related duties such as the ordering of films and the filing of film catalogs, the members have operated the school P. A. (Public Address) system at assemblies and basketball games. They have arranged chairs for school programs, designed the scenery and created the lighting for the Lower School Christmas Play. The club is especially interested in those boys who can assume responsibility and follow instructions readily. Mechanical interest or experience in operating the various items of equipment is welcome. Those who are willing to serve and learn the duties without injury to their academic standing are also welcome members. However, club membership is limited to ten and is therefore competitive. The aim of the members has always been keynoted by the idea of service to the school. All the mem- bers participated actively this year; however, at least two desetve citing. President Wayne Starr for his untiring efforts in arranging movie schedules and in teaching new members how to operate such equip- ment as the movie projector, the slide projector, and the P. A. system. Steve Kaufman for the many hours he spent projecting educational movies to various classes. Members have shown more than 200 films this year to classes, clubs, and assemblies. Many services too numerable to mention have been p erformed for the faculty, student body, and administration. Truly, we have accomplished much this year. 56