Will Slicer ’17 and Robert Singleton ’16 Since the beginning of the Fall Trimester, there has been an increase in the number of scooters on campus. Scooters can be found in any location around the school: sidewalks tripping up poor Mr. Reimers, up in trees for the […]
Basil Boyd ’17 This fall, the members of the golf team were given the opportunity to work with one of the top instructors in the world, Andrew Rice. Being a short drive from South Carolina, Mr. Rice’s home state, Woodberry made for an easy weekend trip and provided […]
Parker Jacobs ’17 “Whenever you decide to declare for something and go for it, you risk loss. And even worse than that, you risk real disappointment when you don’t manage to perform at your best. But if you can face that disappointment without making excuses or putting on […]
Caleb Rogers ’16 In our transition from paper to website, from print to post, there was one word acting as our driving force: legacy. It denotes two, very important components a school publication requires. First and foremost, we must be interesting and informative in the present. Our target […]
Tommy Mulry ’16 One of the relatively forgotten traditions of The Bonfire comes not the day of, but rather in the preceding week leading up to the event. The tradition of Mr. Blain’s email about The Bonfire has become a staple of pranking new students year in and […]
John Pittman ’16 The fall trimester is rapidly coming to an end. With its conclusion, students start preparing for exams, the lists for buses go up, and the nostalgia of The Game and Bonfire become omnipresent. The entire fall seems to be building up to the one weekend […]
