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

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SYDNEY SAYRE COMBES LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Tennisg Tennis Tearng Senior Rifle Clubg Smoking Clubg Book Club. I 1 LTHOUGH he is not of the fraternizin t e, Sid has never- , I S YP theless made a definite lace for himself here at Woodberr . I P Y ' V Tennis and the Book Club have been his main interest and in . A' both he has dis la ed considerable abilit this makin his second I I K ,N P Y Y: g 7 year on the tennis team. Comanche's real idea of a good time, how- 'iiif . . . . Pj' 1 ever, is in hunting or Just tramping through the woods. 5- E The Indian has made many friends during his sojourn at Wood- berry, and we join them in wishing him success in the future. , ,I ny ll Q 5 ? I Q If ,-pl: -as ffl' - gf Q 595 3 x .ficglgsfems 5 an ln 5 fn Ek Q0 --- 28

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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

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Y GEORGE VVALKER DODGE SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY Varsity Baseball Squadg Tennis Teamg Assistant Editor of Fir Treeg Smoking Clubg Book Club. NE of the most outstanding new boys of the year, George was an excellent student and a leader in his Form. His main forte in scholastic work was his remarkable ability to write. Because of this ability and his sense of responsibility, he was made an assistant editor of the FIR TREE-an honor seldom accorded a new boy The love of tennis has made Whitey one of the best players Woodberry has ever seen. At the present writing he is making a strong bid for a position on the baseball team. George will be missed by l1is many friends next year when he goes to Princeton to continue his education. 'fi I -Vw QR Q Q If I X l ' 'ic' ill? Fri? Ili ll r Li! Fi' .35 lx, on --. , E, wi if 'ix 9 -gl, 29 Eg..,-