Fishburne Military High School - Taps Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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1949 gapd WILLIAM VICTOR VARGAS Detroit, Mich. Plat. Sgt., B Company Matriculated '46 J.V. Football 11, 21, Varsity Football C315 J.V. Basketball ll, 21: Baseball fl, 2, 31, D.I. C213 O.D. ff-31. Greasy's love for the dirt on the grid- iron and the coconut loft in the gym will not be forgotten by his friends as they hear the name Greasy. All the luck in the world to a swell friend and sport. Greasy Larry 1 LARRY DAVID WARRINGTON New Bern, N. C. Prvate, Band Matriculated '48 Rifle Team 1113 Literary So-' ciety f11. Another Carolinian who cheers the University of North Carolina onward, calls his home New Bern. Warring- ton has made quite a name for himself in his one year's stay at Fishburne through his leading of the sax section in the band. Chuck I i r CHARLES SAMUEL WESKETT ' New Bern, N. C. Lieutenant, Band Matriculated '46 Mail Orderly f2, 31, Manager Track Team C2, 31, D.I. C213 O.D. f31g Taps Staff 131. Chuck's impetuous smile and the twinkle in his eyes has quieted everyone as he an- swers, Sorry, no mail for you today. 4-Seniord

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1949 Uapd BERNARD HARRIS THORN Raleigh, N. C. Private, B Company Matriculated '48 Swimming 111, Literary So- ciety 111. Sonny left to all of the crew his wild antics on the 3rd West, his fine sense of humor, and his marvelous studying habits. Seniord EARL LOUIS TRANER, JR. Alliance, Ohio Sergeant, Band Matriculated '46 J.V. Football 11, 213 Basket- ball Asst. Manager 121, Man- ager 1319 D.I.'121g O.D. 1315 Mail! Orderly 131, Monogram Club' 131, Taps Staff 1313 Varsity Club 131. Felix will be remembered for his nick- name, flashy pajamas, wonder- ful bets, many letters, and a grand sense of humor along with his wonderful personal- ity. Sonny ROBERT JOSEPH TULL Seaford, Del. Private, Band Matriculated '48 Literary Society 111. To good fellow who thinks well of his home state, Delaware. He really likes to play his electric guitar, he says, 'but we have yet to hear him. ' l'FGZ'i1l,, - Bob l l

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1949 gapd WILLIAM WHALEY WALTER SUTTON WOOD CHARLES BALLARD Washington, D. C. Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. ZIMMERMAN, JR. Sergeant, Staff Captain, Bn. Staff Springfield, O. Mat,-iculated '47 Matriculated '45 Private, A Company Cheerleader Cl, 235 Literary Society fl, 21. Bill will al- ways be remembered for his tall tales of his adventures in Havana. He is well known and admired for his superb danc- ing and enthusiasm as a cheer- leader for two consecutive years. Senior! J.V. Football ff-3,413 Swimming fl, 2, 3, 419 Capt. Swimming Team f4Jg Winner of Spring- er Football Award C413 Pres. of Senior Class f4Jg Pres. Co- tillion Club f4Jg D.I. C3JgO.D. f4J 3 Commissioned Officer f4lg Varsity Club 42, 3, 45. The most outstanding trait of Walt's is his knack of for- getting about his many girls. But he will always be remem- bered for his dead accuracy with a can of water. frgillrr Matriculated '48 Football fljg Track flj. Big Stoop has gained the position in the Corps of, being one of' the best liked boys in school. This is due to his wonderful personality and his keen sense of humor. He is the only boy this year to trouble the school for an extra length bed. Walt Big Swap