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

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l i JAMES SULLIVAN BOND, JR. Savannah, Ga. Three Years USED' HSHORTYU Due to 'his ability to accomplish all he undertakes quickly and efficiently, Sel has earned a place for-himself in ourvdaily life as a true leader. During his three short years here, he has made an ever- lasting place for himself in the hearts ot' his friends. n VVhen old Mother Nature created 'lSel, she neglected to allot him his due amount of stature. But in other ways she was more than munincent, and 'tShorty'l has taken every advantage of his capabilities. Along athletic lines he has been hampered by lack of size, but nevertheless he was a valued member of last year's wrestling team and is an outstanding candidate for this season's baseball nine. A This year he was chosen as a member of the Senior Council and justly so. Among his honors is the editorship of the FIR TREE, which is one of the most responsible positions in school. He is also on the Orarlc Board, Chapel Council, Hop Cornmittee, Choir, and a member of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. In scholastic work his average has seldom fallen below ninety, Sel's attractiveness is recognized also by the members of the fair sex. Daily in his bundle of letters, there is always that one which is readily recognized by the blue tint of the envelope. jovial, sympathetic, capable, and straightforward, Sel'l has justly deserved the honors that have been heaped upon him. When he is graduated in June, Woodherry will lose one of her truest and most loyal sons to Princeton. I twenty-four

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S Graduates JAMES SL'LLIx'.-xx BOND, JR. MALCOLM GRAHAM CAMERON VVALTER CHARLTON CARSON EX'AN GOLDSMITI-I CHANDLER, UI RICHARD GWYN CI-IATHA M JOHN LOCKHART IDAVIS JOHN CI-IRISTOPH BLUCI-IER EHRINGI-IAUS, JR. LEE ALPHONSO FOLDER, JR. GEORGE LESLIE GULLETTE LOUIS LEE HAGGIN, JR. HERBERT HENRY HARRISS, JR. GEORGE VVILSON HUDIPHREYS EM MET EZDVVARD JOYNER FRANK HAXAVKINS KENAN DUNCAN CHAPLIN LEE RICHARD HENRY LEVVIS, JR. IYDMCND QSBORNE BLLCCABE LEONARD LEFABUE BJICEACPIIN PAUL XYESTFELDT NICILHENNY R.ORI2R'1' NIETCALFE NIUSSELMAN XVILLIAM HERAIAN NIYERS, JR. ALBERT JOHN OCIYISNER, JR. F. M. SIMMONS PATTERSON .ASHTON PHELPS YLXLFRED DAVENPORT REED WILLIAII VVVALLACE STARKE, JR EDWIN BRUTON STRANGE, HT BENJAMIN VVALTER TAYLOR GEORGE DEAN TESSIER JOHN FREDERICK VVEAVER BIURAT WILLIS XVILLIAMS MALCOLM MACLEAN YOUNG twenty-three

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i i 3 A tri J i . GRAHAM CAMERON Gordonsville, Va. Four Years CAM Graham has proved his abilities in studies by and often even aspiring to the Honor Roll. He has 1931 he was elected Vice-President of the Travel at tennis and promises to do excellent work for accomplished every task which he has undertaken Next year Graham is entering the Aeronautic All of us who remain here wish him the very bes GRAHAM Ever since Graham made his entrance at W'oodberry four years ago, he has been building a lasting foundation of friendships among his many comrades and associates. regularly gaining a place on the Honorable Mention list contributed three years of generous work to dramatics. In Club. In the way of athletics he is especially proficient the team this spring. Briefly, Graham has successfully in the course of his journey through school. Department of the School of Engineering at Boston Tech. t of luck in the profession of his choosing. twenty-ive