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

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Through four years Bobby has had to devote himself mostly to his studies. Though not naturally brilliant, he has through real perseverance advanced to the Sixth Form successfully. The necessity for spending more time than usual on his school work has kept him out of athletics somewhat. Although he possesses the ability to do Well in sports, he has been unable to discover his particular calling and as a result has engaged in almost every sport the School can offer. Such varied participa- tion has enabled him to attain a very commendable physique. Always cheerful and friendly, Bobby nevertheless did not circulate around much, but spent most of his time with a group of boys who were equally interested in che outdoors. Bobby ROBERT WALKER GROVES SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 29 oavfdezz Jrzeaf

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Q46 1937 Cl QW I Billy WILLIAM WILLS GREEN TARBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Bill is one of those boys who has worked silently in the background and somehow failed to get the credit that he deserves. Having been vitally interested in his duties of directing the photographic department of the FIR TREE and operating the moving picture projector on Saturday and Sunday, Bill has had his time reserved months in advance. However, he has been able to make his scholastic record one continuous climb since his entrance last year. His opening average, good at eighty-four, soon reached a ninety per cent level which placed him second in his form. It is virtually an assured thing that Bill is headed for a brilliant technical career. Woodberry's loss of one of his type will ever be keenly felt. -..gif 2 3

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Q46 1937 Ja QW Camrzova JACK I-IINE TUINUCU, CUBA There is in every school a group of boys who come, pass on, and are forgotten. To such a class Jack is as alien as anyone could very well manage to be. He came, he must soon pass on, but it will be long before he is forgotten. The School owes this really outstanding boy a big debt of gratitude for the many services he has rendered. Most notable of these Were his positions as Treasurer of the Chapel Council, a member of the Senior Council and President of the G.A.A. In addition to this remarkable record he was known for his sense of humor and general popularity. Jack expects to continue his scholastic career at the University of North Carolina, Where there is little doubt he will make a record for himself equal to the excellent one he has established here. -sggf 30