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

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BEN AVON, PENNA. Oracle. AWKY Bill is one of the most amiable persons in the VVood- berry community, this despite his delight in caustic witticisms which he always has on tap. We ff' He IS a hard, conscientious worker in contrast to what might be Q expected, and thoroughness is an inseparable part of anything he does, even extending to his track activities. Bills greatest achievement, however, is his Editorship of the - 5 EQ Oracle, wh1cl1 is an honor and a difhcult task, fraught with no little responsibility. The editions which he puts out are vivid testi- Q 'laik Mei. n . , L fj , v d 4 Q, er ,. I . ,, Sf r 46? L I 4- if l fflz 'L k -,I mony to the successfulness of his efforts. ,.5 Ml EJ IL: -.., I L- . - ' at -u v ' ffl' , gg F ,'f::'v s!:x is XXX s af 2:1 I 'R 'l I XVILLIAM K. B1'lNN1'lT'f Track, Prefect Board, Editor-in-Chief --Neff 22

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TALIAFERRO ANDERSON GALVESTON, TEXAS junior Varsity Footballg Wrestling Squadg junior Baseballg Senior Rifle Clubg Public Speaking Society. ESPITE his intimidating first name, Tally,', as he is familiar ly known, is somewhat of a shy individual who spends most of his time busy at his school work, Which, after all, should be the first purpose of any student. Perhaps his outstanding characteristic is his perseverance. His example of perpetually endeavoring to improve himself in every possible way could be gainfully imitated by all of us. Here at Woodberry Tally has made many friends, and We join with them in wishing him continued success in his future en Y xx' 5 X 712 l Wyzgss px Q G 21 ,--- - D' X li , :lf deavors. in . Q5 n Jil: ?,Zw'h. Bb 7' if

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TIIOLTAS PARKER BOWMAN Junior Varsity Basketbnllg Track, Tennisg Golfg Smoking Club, Book Club. 23 MEXICO CITY, Ml+IXICO OM hails from Mexico City, and despite his inherent air of abstraction the VVoodberry student body has quickly grown to know and like him. The Book Club has been one of Tomis chief interests here at VVoodberry and its members will readily attest to his talents in that line. Although he is extremely conscientious about his grades, Tom goes in wholeheartedly for athletics and plays a bang-up game of tennis and golf. M. I. T. is l1is next stop where doubtlessly his 'vii xx N xxx AB fax 'QR Q g fr I' X .D .Q st 1 ' 5, X 'li' Ili' sincerity will make him as successful as l1e has been at Woodberry. F A r fl i' I: E 3 ir Il.. -xj My ' 'ei :Q.i,3-X R 9 ,F W ,IX Nia 'ii