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

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W. R, WARREN, BA., Mp. Doctor Worren teoches second torrn History ond hos been the School's resi- dent physicion tor twenty-one yeors, during which period he hos done consideroble othletic work, A, B, BARNETT, BA. l-loving polished ott his educcition ot Oxford, Mr, Bornett is on octive mem- ber ot the Book Club ond professor ot English History ond English, l-le hos likewise done consideroble Work with students in current events. E P, DANDRIDGE, JR., BA, Mr. Dondridge cooches tennis ond Midget tootboll ond teoches English, l-le is olso o member ot the Book Club ond does work in the cithletic store ond with the corrective exercise group. l-le groduoted from Kenyon College. WUUDBERRY FUREST SCHDDL

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IFHHIE IWENEITIEEZW ZFQIDRTEWL'-QIWE Because of Hanes Field's dis- tance from the main buildings, the Field l-louse makes a very efficient headquarters tor outdoor athletic events. THE ALUlVllXll GYlVllXlASlUlVl In this newly constructed build- ing, made possible by devoted alumni, young competitive minds are taught to govern skillfully energetic bodies and to maintain good sportsman- ship at all times. ,V .,.,, .,,c . Q - 1 - 1-: 1-- ..,, 9 H '.-- .W ' X gg,--:s-.3'g,f:.,,..4xfv,1sr,,:,-my .5 fm. 'gwlfgiisu--:.mR 5 -- .- ., ,,: N 1.1. . v -,.--1 H.,-.,,y ,:.m.,. 7 I ak

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THE NINETEEN FDRTY -ONE FIR TREE Listed not in order are: W. H. White, J. G. Walker, A. S. Robertson, E. A. Reynolds, C. B. Valentine, J. C. Walker, V. R. Shackelford, G. L. Boothe, J. C. Hanes, T. B. Jackson, T. Chatham, F. S. Walker, J. S. Walker, L. C. Williams, E. J. Lee, F. White. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. White Since l926 every cent made by Woodberry Forest School has been turned toward the improvement of the plant, The financial administra- tion ot the .School is handled by a Board of Trustees ot whom a major- ity--that is at least nine out ot the seventeen-must be alumni. Accord- ing to state law the trustees can gain only the satisfaction ot serving the School with their experience and ability. One of the many achieve- ments tor which Woodberry is in- debted to the board is the mainte- nance of eight scholarships worth tive hundred dollars apiece. Semi-annu- ally the entire board meets, though the executive committee assembles as it sees tit.