Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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( Sowllnci i tub 9 Left to right: Mr. Parnell, Dick Starr, J. Harn, Ray Lupo. Ti)m Phares, Dan Wine, Mike Lihman, Harry Hall, John Shubiak, Kim Stevens, Dick Curtin, Chuck Corbett. The Bowling Club is an active one which meets under the supervision of Mr. Parnell in the Y. M. C. A. Bowling Alleys every Friday after school. The aims of the club are to offer a place for its members to relax informally after school, to further friendly relations among students, and to teach sportsmanship and a sport which is a social asset. Members of the Club include John Shubiak, Ray Lupo, John Harn, Richard Curtin, R. Zamer, A. Fullerton A. Rupley, Dan Wine, Michael Libman, Joe O ' Regan, Charles Corbitt, Richard Ellis, Harry Hall, Wayne Starr and Kim Stevens. Their individual landings are: Harn 98 Corbett Zamer 98 wjne P ' y 95 F,„,„„„ Starr 94 , C: Hall Lupo 94 Ellis 86 ' Stevens 84 Shubiak OReagen 84 Libman 83 81 81 80 77 70 70 58

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ootbatl S aucLcl ? ' !K| ' viafei Standing: Coach Zook, Manager Dick Preston, J. Hildenbrand, Emil Irvin Kohlmeier, Steve Verges, John Seekins, Tom Zamer, Don Judson, John Anschuty, Asst. Manager John Roseborough, Asst. Coach Travis. Knee ing: S. Sherman, Bruce Alexander, C. Crigler, Mac Tignor, D. Alexander, D. Camp, F. Pettinato, George Baldwin. Its three wins in seven games gave the better-than-average 1955 Woodward football squad its best record in four years. Not since 1952, when Coach Earl Zook ' s Red Devils posted a 3-2-1 mark, have the G street gridiron representatives boasted so encouraging a record. And, if you listen to mentor Zook, things should be even better in 1956. On his cjub ' s ' 55 successes, Zook waxed enthusiastic. The first day of practice, he said, there weren ' t more than 20 boys out on the field. But the number grew as We went along, and we developed a good team. At season ' s end we could have taken on any team in the area. The Coach praised, especially, the fire and determination among his players. They never gave up is the way Zook tabbed his eleven. This was pointed out by the fact that Woodward ' s three victories were all by slim totals — 6-0, over National Training School; 28-13, versus Chamberlain; and 26-19, against Frederick. Two Red Devils stood out all season — end Dave Alexander and fullback Mac Tignor. Both were given honorable mention on All-Prep teams picked by The Washington Daily News ' Scholastic Sports Association. 60