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

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issyqx Ny ii.-Q ' 1' v- . NJ?-f g ,fv3,Ihe FII' 55 AI.l3PIR'l' IJUITIS IQVTLER, JR. XVINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Albcfrt,' Q v xx X IS Albert's list of achievements during two years at Woodl berry alone represents his ability and popularity. He is ri member of the Prefect Board, the Oracle and lim Tmiii Boards, and has proved his ability as an athlete on the football field and on the wrestling mat. In scholastic activities, he is a capable and conscientious worker. Next fall will see Albert at Princeton, and, as the old saying goes, he will doubtlessly continue to be one among a million. 29

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f The Fu' X- : li-Tree 55 -'X-E . A X , e -JY? , i 1 Taylor is one of those boys whom everybody likes, and whom everybody is proud to call a friend. X5Uith Z1 sin- cere desire to win success, he has accomplished a great deal in his three years at Woodberry, and next year he will be down at Carolina, probably headed for the law schoolg but whatever he does, that determined spirit of his is bound to win. 29 .TAMMS VPAYLOR Buoolxs f1REENSBOR0, N. C' KrBl'00h'S!f,j stile J s ,,..f- EU- f s ,ZZ ff Z fee

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A 'fd' ' - , ids! 9 1 The lr as , Tree 55 a 0 , I . X During his four years at Woodberry Peanut has won for himself a host of friends both among the faculty and student body. His career here was mainly characterized by his unfailing sense of humor. That he was versatile was shown by his participation in the various modes of school life: he was a member of the Junior Varsity Foot- ball and Basketball Squads, a member of the Varsity Track Squad, he played on the Tennis Team, he served on the Oracle Board, and in the Dramatic Club, Book Club, and German Club. It is with no small regret that David's friends see him leave Woodberry Forest. 30 JAMES DAvrn CARHAR1 NEW Yoim, N. Y. Peanut f-f wg -g X ON! r JL., L 5' OU U J dom! in 'fa