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

Page 30 text:

w,,i1. . 1 .-' l EDWARD ROUZIE BAIRD, III NORFOLK, VA. , Oy1'am,0 E'cZLZie FOUR YEARS A J Track Squad '27, '28,' Germtcm, Club His ozature no man can put CLS'ZlfllCZ87'.U Edward appeared i11 our midst in the fall of 1924. He showed himself active in athletics by starting on the midget teams and track squad, from the very begin- ning. Since then he has greatly improved and is now a valued member of the track team. Although Eddie's name has not appeared on the Honor Roll often, he has always stood high in his class. Cyrano is very popular with the weaker sex. This fact can be attested by the number of perfumed epistles found in his mail-box every day. Edward is also very proficient in the art of hunt- ing. Almost every Week-end during the fall term he can be seen in full hunting regalia making his Way through the Helds of Wooclberry, T 'tEddie tells us that next year he plans to enter the University of Virginia. We all wish him the best of luck. L y Q A. Twenty-two

Page 29 text:

! iz' ,f 4 A ' R YK ? I ,J ,I pf-Xi fx ,. o I ,, X GTM W M M fmkmmymlu -rf -m,1,qmnu.v A-in wg In Au E nz nm, eu I imvwmnw II W' Iwi-zww-v AM RA wi 5: QA , yn' Mynbpq an m ,, In A II 4..-:fm A nu ll- , M , N W , I grii' W V1 I' ' 'I ff' - w2:f1'I' Q A- -' :EDXVARD ROUZIE BAIRD, III GEORGE HOUGHTON BARICLE1' CHARLES :EDXVARD BELL SAMUEL WRIGIIT BODRIAN BLIARION ESTES COOKE, JR. J OSEPII ALEXANDER CRAIG JAMES HOLMES DAVIS, J-R. CLIVIE CARPENTER DONOVAN VVILLIAM :FRANKLIN DRAPER FRANK HUGHES DUNN WTILLIALI IIENRY IIFITZ-IIUGI-I, EDWARD JAMES GAY, JR. PETER SI-ENGR GILOIIRIST J CURTIS BENJAMIN J EFEERSON PIARRY IJEAKE MAODONALD ROY LEIOIITON IVICICINNEY RICIIIXRD IXIERIXVETHER MORSE WILLIAM JJOHN OVEN, JR. EDXVARD FROST QPARKER. VV-ILLIAIVI CALVIN PETTY FRANK NOERA POLE LAURENOE SANFORD SOHXVING BEVERLH' ALLEN SNYDER DONALD ALEXANDER TIIOMPSON OSYVALD MASSAUA WEAVER MANDEVILLE A. WEBB H X Twenty one

Page 31 text:

4 GEORGE HOUGHTON BARKLEY CHARLESTON, S. C. Ce0v'ge, Hon SIX YEARS Chapel Council '28, Prefect B oarcl '28, Sen,-loo' Co1mcll'28,' C,-fCl'l'77'l,G7?f Club 125, '26, '27, 'QSQ Presirlent of Sfinsllt Form '23 To be Zoned neecls only to be sea11,. ' Diligence is sure to be rewarded. This well applies to George as he always has the appearance, at least, of being hard at work, whether at the School, or in Or angeQ Although a Weak heart, especially where girls are concerned, has kept him pretty much out of atlilet l 1 l J ies, Hou has a just reputation for his Apollo-like iro Jortions and has also fvaiaied some note as a boxer l 1 :J and a runner. Where the fairer sex are concerned it would seem that the old adage, once burned, twice shy would hold some meaning for George, but apparently not, as he continues to keep a string of girls in suspense. George has been one -of the most popular boys in School sinee he arrived six long years ago, and as a prefect this year has added still more to his popu- larity. He is one of the finest boys that Ye Olde Foreste Sehoolev has had anytliing to do with, and at the University of Virginia where he has elected to con- tinue his studies, we know that he will be well received. Twenty-tlwee