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

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In three sessions at Woodberry Forest Bogus has done exceptionally well in his studies-so well that his scholastic record is nowhere def1cient. Besides a remark- able aptitude for acquiring knowledge at exam time, he was known for his great stock of miscellaneous learning. This characteristic has made him very helpful to the staff that shows the Saturday night movies. His partici- pation in school activities has been mainly confined to the Dramatic and Smoking Clubs and the managership of the track teamg to the latter activity he applied him- self most earnestly for two seasons. As both victim and perpetrator of many harmless dormitory pranks Bill has been able to give and take as well as anyone. Next year Georgetown University and a law course are his aims. Bogus WILLIAM A. BoGGs WASHINGTON, D. C. Z3 Eg..- 00651565 Z 0Z6.4f

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I I I . , 2161937 cl ZW I I I I I I I VINCENT WILLIAM ARCHER I CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA I I I I ,, , Bd!'L'bIl5 Graduation ends a four-year stay here for Bacchus.,' During that time he has become one of the best-liked boys in school and a prominent leader in athletics. As captain of the Wrestling Team and a letterman in foot- ball he has shown better than anyone else that size doesn't count when you've got skill, speed, and determination. In bull sessions and meetings of the Smoking Club he will be greatly missedg for he had one offthe most humorously-inclined minds at Woodberry, and his Con- stant good nature always made him welcome anywhere. Next year he intends to enter the University of Virginia where his truly unique personality should win for him as much success and popularity as he has had here at Wfoodberry. -Msg 2 2

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Q46 1937 Cl QW Chick MOSBY GOODING CARDozo RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Mosby's departure this June will leave a terrific gap in almost every form of school activities, athletics, and administration. Seldom is Woodberry so fortunate as to have such an all-round boy in every way as this year's Senior Prefect. Chick knew everybody and treated everybody, from the smallest rat to his best friends, in a generous, friendly manner. No one was ever more Welcome or more in demand anywhere. Possessing the true versatility of a natural athlete, he earned the distinction of being a three-letter man last year as well as this, While as captain of football for the past Fall he Hlled his station so well that he Was placed on the All-State prep eleven. The good judgment, sound character, and Winning personality so predominant in him here should certainly carry Mosby far 'at the University of Virginia. -asgf 24