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

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Pieter is one of those quiet, rather inconspicuous boys who don't enter into a great many school activities but who always make a good job of what they do attempt-whether it be making friends, mastering diffi- cult studies, or becoming proficient in some form of athletics. In his two years here he has kept his general average regularly on the Honorable Mention list, while his interests in extra-curricula activities have been track, golf, and the Smoking Club. His main ambition at Woodberry has been in the academic field, to which he has almost exclusively devoted his time and abilities. After leaving here Pieter plans to enter the Naval Academy, and it is practically assured that he will be successful at even that difficult institution. Q 1 Q4 Q M f I un! , V . .7151 . I s-2 - f A W . , is ,i .,is,, V i , , lf . JTW 1' f a Prlr PIETER HINKAMP WASHINGTON, D. C. 31 5'3 Cmaldezz azeaf

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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

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Qie 1937 cle Que Tommy THOMAS PAGE JOHNSON NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Tommy has been one of Woodberry's most success- ful boys, both in athletics and in scholarship. Through his sharp repartee and ready humor he has likewise made for himself a select circle of friends. In football par- ticularly did he excel, earning a varsity letter by his hard driving and tackling. This spring he is expected to be one of the baseball team's mainstays, while during his three years Tom has also been on the varsity basketball and wrestling squads. His scholastic standing disproves the old theory that brains and athletic ability do not go together, for he has consistently kept his average above eighty-five. However, it is not for these admirable traits that Tommy will be long remembered, but for his keen wit and readiness to give or take a joke. He plans to con- tinue his education at the Naval Academy next Fall Where he seems assured of success. -MH 3 2