Woodward Prep School - Log Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ll l l '23 i l Front ron 5 Albert Gates Ecru: William Lariaiaiarii 1' P . O0 Y rvarren Krug glllgiahclld Scharffenberg ohn H l ' ' O ton Arthur Harris Back ron, Robert Buckler Johnfried Thomas Richardson William Lotz Gerald Binker Sewzke Club The Sefkice Club. which t-.as organized to operate the audio-visual equipment at Woodward, ha f , - -A , s been an established actixity at the school for many years. The Club, sponsored this year by Mr, Seharllenberg of the Science Department, has been fortunate n having dmOr1g its members a number ol boys who are highly skilled in the operation, care, and m , - , . amlenance of moxie and slide projectors, opaque projectors, tape recorders and record players. These b0Y5 hate formed the nucleus lor the training of other Woodward students in these skills. As IU previous years, the Serxice Club is a popular actixity at Woo applications for membership than there were vacancies. A - ' d ted orientations for nlglwasdition to training students, certain selected club members also haye con uc aculty members on school procedures in the handling of this equipment. This year, the club became affiliated with a national organization, The School Projectionists Club 0fAmerica. With the rapid increase ofthe axailability of audio-visual materials, the club looks forward dward, and this year there were more to many years of continued growth at Woodward School. 57

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. Q 1.-w-n Frnnl i'0n'.' Ray Sage John Shllbiak John Diehl James Triplett Mr. Phillips Richard Hays Richard Stark Buck row: Kim Stevens Edward Brynes Charles Stewart Richard Renno Jay Kingham Rex Hobbs Raymond Hawkins Harry Kuhn Eric Nyman Shepherd Science Club The Science Club is c omposed of students who to further their knowledge of science beyond what is available in the classroom. The club holds its meetings on Friday morning and has a special lab period on Tuesdays from 3:20 to 5:00 P. M. for students who wish to use the School's equipment to aid them in their individual ro ects. p J The Science Club has many other activities besides the dry business meetings. The club members may hear a lecture on the latest scientific developments which meet their interest, or may watch and learn from experiments performed by selected club members. The big event of the year, of course. is the annual Woodward Science Fair and Show. This is open to any and all interested students. Mr. Phillips is the club's advisor. 'si

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Front row: Back row: Harry Nelson Miss Roberts Anthony Smyrnas James Green Sergio Olavarria Ola William Hallam Peter Wood G 2' David Best Peter Deveney 6 David Hammond Leroy Maas '7 Robert Rasmussen William March I William Higgins Douglas Denholm '9 94 Library Squad President, David Bestg Secretary, David Hammond, Treasurer, William Hallam The Library Squad consists of a group of boys of different ages and interests who are learning democracy in the give and take of discussions and projects. One lively discussion concerned juvenile delinquency. Also discussed were paperback books and reading standards. The Squad's first project was taking over the Lost and Found shelf, keeping it in order, and charging 5c for redeemed property. This money is used for purchase of a book or a magazine sub- seription. The biggest project was washing the library shelves and dusting books. Boys wore their jeans and the club hour and after school hour saw much dust blotted up with wet paper towels. Soft drinks were enjoyed by all. 58