Woodberry Forest High School - Fir Tree Yearbook (Woodberry Forest, VA)

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i lx LK 5 1:15 TI 4 Egg?-'Ny 51. x 9 is-' f ...Te r ,, PM mire! time 42 . 1 AQ Qgf at '- 4 6 .gf W N ,fy fill! x 'iff' ' - 71? '?I JHSEEEE S lb SE fx EQITHEMEHE? cc yr 1- p- -, i - lis education lorrns the common mind, Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined.'7 EDUCATION is the basis of all progress. The theme of this book is progress. Each division of this book is devoted to some form of progress that has led man from the simple ways of living to his pres- ent heights of civilization. Progress is the application of acquired knowledge com- bined with ambition. Ambition isuseless, however, unless basic principles are under- stood. Study will always be the foundation -of civilizationg without it man would recede. Education will always bear the torch of progress. '

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41- 0 1- QP. , 3: l. i A '. I J BECAUSE she had an active part in the founding of Woodlaeriyg because she cared for the boys with the devotion of a motherg because she lived foriyears among us with her sweet disposition-To the memory of Mrs. Anne Carter Walker 1, -this eighteenth volume of the 1928 1 Fm TREE is aifectionately dedicated. X f llW OODBEERY Ftti S is CHOOL y X-J