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

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ciety 298. day. I 1 CHARLES EDYVARD BELL SAVANNAH, GA. ir 1 2 rr J: C has' C'71,a'rZ'ie FIVE YEARS Track Sqfnacl '28 Jllarlison ,L'itcv'fw'y S0- nzls kflml as kings upon Uterlr coronfat-ion Five years ago a small lad sadly entered the portals of Woocl'be1'1-y Forest and Wearily began a life that was quite new to him. Underneath this sadness, however, there Was soon discovered a ready smile and a kind nature, which immediately Won him into the hearts of everyone. Five long years have passed, but they have pro- duced scarcely any change in Chas Due to his slight build, Chas has been unable to take an active part on any of the varsity squads. Nevertheless, he has taken part in the junior sports, and has played important positions on several teams, While this year he is a member of the track squad. Charlie has proven himself to be a student of no mean ability, as shown by his record. During his second year here, he Won the third form medal and since then has ranked with the leaders in average. Next year Charlie intends to resume his studies at Princeton, however, there is a chance that he may return to Woo6lbe1'1'y. It is with the deepest sorrow that we bid him farewell, and we all join in wishing him the best of luck and the greatest success in the future. Twenty-four HE, iv, 4 I 1-N , 'I 4F'f Ao' Ra -yr' mf 1 , , , A - me ':,i - THEN: l ,' . : ,. ll-ff i 2 V I . 1, 4. V ,AMW Ll' t v, sf., 1- . ., 1 :w1.' . -z aa.. 35 - '97 49, Elf: ' 45 , - w-f fii? fi: ' -ye , affe- - :tae - e- . . 'e.'c.eTa.. -. 5 gg - rjg sa- 531 '.f:f:E 'E .?'57i '?SJ' ' fi-1 ' Fifi 352 1 ' '31, If ' IQ I4 'I :Rfk :L ' ' L!'A'VKYf2f: rf, '- ,f . ,H Lg-ggi: f.1i.,sE.-LQ H H-I P s'L1fs2 7 .63-I, :' 1' 1 , N 4 Q1 '15'4E' A 'wi fy,-e.,-gary-KfI?1' - cf '56, gig- .+.H:a'Sg'f'-f5i:sz.Y ,, ' :af?:' 3 f YU.-'I - fixmsgi-I if-ffera egg FP en L 1:-aa-2-,fat 1' N ,lf 'Wg 'Egg' J:-1, . ig -, ,. ft.-df, 5-1 421141 -fi 'iiilfigli

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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

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SAMUEL WRIGHT BODMAN LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Sam Bon-bon Boofma,9t Form YEARS Football W 'Q7,' Football Squacl 'Q6,' Track Squad '25, '26, '27, '28,' Pfrcfcct '28,' G. A. A.. Board 'QSQ Scmlor Wct1'rlo11, C'l1.a,pel C'o'Lmcll '28, Senflov' C'o'mtr:ll '28,' Fm Time Boa,-rd '27, ,B1t.si11fess Mcmagcr Fin Timm '28, Hop C'0'I7l7l'?-'lllfid '28,' Scorc- lary-T1'eas'zlfrm' Sinrtlzv Form '28,' Garment Club '27, '28. They that govern the most make the least 1t0'lsc. . Some years ago, three-and-a-half, to be exact, Sani arrived at 'Woodberry with a friend from the then unknown state of Arkansas. Since his arrival he has entered heartily into all school activities, and has established himself as an out- standing leader. Never has there been a inore conscientious Worker than Bod From the first he has 'been characterized by the patient, stubborn deterniination ,, i , , with which he accomplishes his undertakings. Sain has worked faithfully on the gridiron dur- ing his stay hereg this year he realized his dream of the W. For four years he has been on the track squad and has developed into a liurdler of creditable ability. An Advertising Mailzigei' of the Fm TREE, Sain has proved to be a very valuable asset. In- deed, working against inexcusable odds, he was large- ly responsible for the financial success of last year's publication 3 this year his efforts as Business Mana- ger have not slackcd in the least. His executive ability is shown by the fact that he was elected Senior W'arden of the Chapel Council this year. I Bon-bon has not definitely decided yet Where lie is going to college, but it is only to be expected that wherever he goes he will duplicate his many honors at Woodbe1'1-y. It is with the saddest heart that we bid Bod farewell, we are sure of his success, and his name will always linger in our meniories. Twenty-fi'U6