Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BRUCE W. BIGSBY BiGGs Bruce is celebrated at Woodward for his very genial character and engaging personality. He has certainly made a lot of progress in personal and scholastic development since he has been at Wood- ward, and we believe he is headed on the road to 159 SLICCCSS. 'f? EDGAR T. COLE HEDDIEH Eddie Cole, known to all by his smiles and jokes, is a Log Staff member. Ed plans, after the graduation in June, to join the Marines and then go back to school to study business administration. The Marines will acquire an asset when they get Eddie. Woodward will not be the same without him, and the students he leaves behind will miss him. Eddie, we wish you all the luck and the success you deserve. RONALD M. CUTTER HRONNIEN Football, Basketball, Letlern1an's Cluh Ronnie was the most valuable player on the football team, a tremendous basketball player, President of the Senior Class, and Treasurer of the Student Council but an accident at the beginning of the basketball season forced him to withdraw from school. His pleasant personality, good humor, and 6'5'f frame were sorely missed during the remainder of the year. Good luck at Vanderbilt College, Ronnie.

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EDGAR F. THOMPSON HED.. Presialent, Hi- Y Treasurer, Senior Class 5 Student Councilj Football Popular Ed has been one of Woodward's main- stays this year. He has contributed much of his time to they school and to the senior class, as Treasurer. Ed's future plans include Woodward next year as R.-XPHAEL V. LUPO RAY Sergeant-at-.4rms. Senior Class. Basketball Student Council lleinber, Letternian's Club Ray is one of the most popular boys at Woodward because of his engaging personality and his many extra-curricular actixities. He has been a very active contributor to The Log. His athletic endeavors include serxice with the basketball and baseball teams. He plans to enter George Washington University upon graduation. When he leases Woodward. Ray will take with him many fond memories of his days at this school. He will be missed. The best ofeserything to you, Ray. a post graduate. We know he will do well. Wx 'tm JOHN N. BIERER JACK Chaplain of the Senior Class Jack has set a fine example for the other students in leading a clean Christian life. He is admired by his friends and fellow students, and very appropri- ately was elected Chaplain of the Senior Class.. He has made continuous contributions to the various Senior Class activities, as well as to The Log. ' Jack hopes to enter a seminary at some time in the future. Good luck to you, Jack. We know you will be a great success.

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JOHN E. DAVIS Uffitm' Slzlffi 'ti .lohn. known to most ol' tis as a member of the otlice stall. is also knott n as a fertent supporter of l, the Senior Class. John migrated to the Ivy-covered Halls ol' Vtoodttgird from liastern High School this tear. He is ttell liked ht all the students. He plans 'ttt ii big party alter the Senior prom, at his beach cottage. John will go a long ttuy at tthatever ttork he undertakes. Good luck, John. . ta. 2. '..gt,... . 1-,L .- .ta- Jh . D-XYID A. DETXX ILER '- tum .SJLJLVCJLIVIX 111' Iflt' LH? Slufl. Bt1Sc'f'Pz1H VH, Date is one of the nent additions to Woodward fl this tear. Pretiouslt he attended Charlotte Hall Military Academy. and Capitol Page School. He is secretary ot' the Log and is doing a line job. Vtith his genial jokes and little oddities. Date has gained mant friends here. Date plans to attend the George Washington Unitersitt tthen he graduates. Good lucls at Ci. W.. Date. and in the future also h ' - f1'i. . gf. lv, '- ,ug-I f.f.'L'. -tiff 1 we- . sg.. -,,-sl .V L ,. ' u-gg f'5,1'v lb. Y, swf' lf-' ...'t'f'i3FQ ,, .1 5..r, 5 'Mis Quo- f ,' 91 U BASIL A. EFDIMIS, JR, Bu Hi'-Y Baz is known to everyone at Woodward as the man with all the good jokes. Baz worked hard Il'1lS year in extracurricular actitities, which lneluded the Talent Show and Senior Class fund-.raising activities. Lots of luck in the TRUIUVG 35 edltof of lOOl Jokes. 17 .L rj! are H