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

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WOODBERRY FOREST Charl T ll tt P l I 11 I Coxxwav SIXTH FORM OFFICERS EDWIN LUCAS Prexidefzt CHARLES TILLETT HOWARD CONWAY Vire-Prexident Sef1'elary-T1'eu5m'er I7

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THE FIR TREE 1938 SIXTH FORM JOHN BARNHARDT MAXW'ELL BAXTER DAVID BLOCK MONTAGUE BLUNDON ROBERT BOATWRIKSHT TAZEWELL BOTT HENRY BRANCH HYNSON BROWN JAMES CAMP AUSTIN CARR JOHN CASTLES HUGH CHATHAM HOWARD CONWAY HARRISS COVINGTON WILLIAM CRAM EDWIN CUMINGS ASHBY DICK JOSEPH EFIRD BAXTER FREEZE ORME GEORGE EDMUND GRAVELY CHARLES HALL LEE HAPP FRANK HANES WYILLIAM HARRIS WILLIAM JUDKINS WILLIAM LARNED WILLIAM LILLARD EDWIN LUCAS SAMUEL MEANS JOHN MERRITT EDWIN MIDDLETON CAMERON MONTGOMERY EDGAR PARROTT DAVID RICKS TOY SAVAGE EMMETT SEBRELL HARIQY SEMMES WILLIAM SMITH XXIALTER STORM RAWLEIGH TAYLOR THOMAS THORNHILL CHARLES TILLETT HARRY WINN WALLACE WILLIAMSON

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THE FIR TREE 1938 Last year to everyone's amazement a new boy led the Fifth Form, not only for the first month but also for the entire year. This was likewise true throughout the year just gone as 'lBarney paced the Sixth Form with an average high above ninety. Not only in lessons has john shown his ability but in football and wrestling as well. In the latter sport, due to the fine showing he made in the 175 pound class, he won his letter in the season of 1938. His eagerness to learn and his conscientious attitude toward any undertaking into which he ventured gave him these distinctions- first class wrestler and Honor Roll student. Barnyard found time to join both Book and Current Events Clubs. In his senior year he took a major part in the mid-winter production of the Dramatic Club. This in itself was quite a stren- uous undertaking. Moreover, his attentions have also been directed to the School publications, the Omrle and the FIR TREE, No one at Woodberry has gained more benefits from his school activities than has john. 28 JOHN J. BARNHARDT, JR CONCORD, N. c. NBARNYARD