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

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VVILLIAM BITTI.1CR VVINs'roN-SALEM, N. C ballg Golfg Smoking Club. II L is the infant of this yearis graduating class and a clever one at that Few indeed have been the boys in recent years to grad- uite at his age, and he may well be proud of his record. An ex- if f ff f cellent scholar, the meticulousness with which he has done his work has borne fruit. Baseball is Bill's favorite sport and even there he has ever been impressive with his Congeniality and laughing good humor. -' Studious, quiet, popularg these three words sum him up per- rr luetance 5 i ,J L in gl- i . ,' K4 J It 1, A K, ' 1 ,4 I H 1 My . feetly, and it may readily be seen why his departure is viewed with Q H . 2 - . nl: 1-' I k I ILL -,- , L, H-, . dx iq L . r L 49 we ' Q lx I V W, N K, Q 'il W, g m a junior Footlnallg Trackg Junior Base- ? 24

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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

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I ., f l JAMES DAv1D CARHART DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Junior Varsity Footballg Track Capt.g Tennis, Varsity Track Letterg Clubg Prefect Boardg Fir Tree, Oracle Board, Century Clubg Dramatic Clubg Smoking Clubg Reading Room Commit- teeg Cheer Leaderg Book Club. ,f l EANUTS, as he is affectionately known to faculty and stu dents alike, is one of the most versatile boys in school. Athletically speaking, tennis, football, and basketball all Hnd Dave an enthusias tie participant, but it is in track that he really comes into his own He is captain of the track team and has been the best half-miler in school for two years. Athletics are not his only accomplishments for his rendition last year of Ben Gunn in the Dramatic Club's Treasure Island will not soon to be forgotten. With that irrepressible good humor of his, Peanuts should go far in the life that awaits him beyond Woodberry. 'Y 5 X 1 W 1 I .vf A u -1 Ang, ri S ,Q X was I - , ai ' .tx Sir F49 Eli i i :Ei I ptr ?Z.x'Iu. a 'ja 'li 25 1.39- 1 l