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

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Left to rzgbi Hazelgrove, Crump Robinson J Causey McCord Terry CHEERLEADERS Bobby Crump immy Roblnson Ran dall Terry Sonny McCord, and Charlie Causey led by Billy Hazelgrove, d cl i noteworthy service to school morale dur ing the course of this fall s football season Aided by their efforts, our team went for ward to trounce its opponents and gain n impressive string of victories Their spirit endued the yy hole school body vnith ti feeling of intense support for its team on the field. The climax of this culmi- nated in the cheer rally held the night before the Episcopal High School game nd on the playing. field the next day. addresses were giyen by alumni of the school and Mr. Dick to the team and to the scnool as a whole. The ovation with which these addresses were receiyed was so great as to be deafening to those pres en We feel that speci il mention should be made in the case of Fruiter Robinson His brave efforts to rouse the more apa thetic members of the audience often occasioned comments as to his continued health and welfare Thc leader Hazelgrove contributed immensely to both the organization ind fine direction of the cheerleaders. The others also deserve a vote of thanks for their spirit and ability in urging us on to greater demonstrations of spirit in backing up the team. They 'ill worked hard and put themselyes out far more than their duty required for the sake of school and team. 26

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MONITOR BOARD The Monitor Board, composed of all Sixth Formers who have attended Wood- berry for two years, has the arduous, and often nearly hopeless, task of maintaining order in the corridors. The Monitor Board is, without a doubt, one of the most important institutions around the school for without its support the Prefects and Masters would find it impossible to maintain any sort of dis cipline throughout the school for my length of time Scattered as they are over all the dorms, the Monitors are closer to the minor problems which continually arise in everyday living, than are the members of the Faculty or Prefect Board. This year's Monitor Board, consisting of about thirty members, has been one of the best in the history of the school. Their cooperation with the Prefects and Masters has been, all year long, excellent. The members of our community are inclined unfortunately not to notice the importance of the Monitor Board as it is a relatively unobtrusive organization we should remember now and then, that the work of this group affects us all, and that we all owe it a debt of gratitude Bark V011 Robinson R McGee King H Sasser Burnctt Mcffutchan Tbrrd mu Flmn Hates Gresar Galleher Chase McLanahan Pierson Setoml mu Gwyn Rich jordan H Tern Bout land Garrison McGill Hartman Frrrl ron Robinsrn J Walker l' Causey H1zelgroxe Gtllo may A Hobbs Simmons 25 4 v 1 v . , L 2 1 ' ' ,. f - s 1 9 ' 4 4 t 4 V . ' . Y . . '1 5 X ! 3 Y I EJ 1 ' ' gl it a .1 i l - a -, 1 u -, v 'i ' - - - . . , ' ,. ' , , - v v v , - ' - - v 1 -- ,, , ' ' ' . ' , . V , , V , , , y 1 - - 1 , 'f y -v 4 w fe t - - ' y -s y -

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