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

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DAVID CARPER Clubg Book Club. W 1 O average on the Honor Roll List your first month at Wood- ' berr is a feat few bo s can accom lish. Dave not onl did that but I Y Y P Y 1 , he has stayed there ever since. However, Dave is not only a scholar, 41- 'L for he finds time for the Book Club and is one of Woodberryis star 1 .4 - 0: 7 ' dramatists and a good basketball player. fl :ll 'V One year is all too short to attend any school and to get well 5: E acquainted. We wish you had come sooner, Dave, we would like to have known you better. .5 ll HJ Q 5 vr-l If Af in 3 X Virfgfesew , ' ' if A we Q, 1, CLARKSBURG, W. VA. Varsity Basketball Squaclg Dramatic QQ 26

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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

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Ronmvi' CART1-:R RICHMOND, VA. junior Varsity Footballg junior Var- sity Basketballg Trackg Tennisg Golfg Fir Treeg Oracle Board. I OB is so reserved that hc is usually not noticed in large gather- 5' . ings, but we wish to take this opportunity to thank him for the U X splendid way he carried out his work as advcrtising manager of this publication. This Flu Tum: would not he possihle were it not l- px 1 ' rx x for the cheerful, thorough manncr' in wl1icl1 his job was done. 'X LLQQQFX up It cannot he said that Bob was one of the conspicuous types in 5' Fil School activities. He docs not do things that wayg hut you could 5, 1 always depend on him to he helping quietly and doing more than his share in a variety of fields from publications to athletics. J' -. ll ill N H l' ii I: y ,pq .nv ..'3 It ' 'V V 'ir l, e75f: 09 yn 'X - , 't 1 ,X Y., 27 ,W