Charles Hargrove ’17 Upon our Woodberry return, we were introduced to the latest project on campus: a renovation to the Walker Building. Before we left last year, there were rumours as to what would happen to our school’s oldest building. Rising sophomores were hoping that it was the […]
Reprinted from February 12, 1971 Oracle Following the tremendous expression of concern born in the Thursday Discussion groups, it appeared that Woodberry’s students were finally motivated to do more than sit back and fill the air with the noise of their complaints. Suddenly, it seemed that people know […]
Wilks Rogers ’19 When Woodberry boys reflect upon their Woodberry career, Mrs. Lee Robinson – or simply Mrs. Rob – often comes to mind. Mrs. Rob can be considered many things, but most importantly, she is a friend. She started working here in 1981, and watched her son […]
Garrett Venable ’17 Tradition by definition is handed down from generation to generation; it is also something that is under constant attack. Woodberry Forest School has many traditions, forged from over a hundred and twenty five years of molding boys into men. Today, many believe that tradition is […]
Cordelia Hogan ’17 Sir Lancelot, a divine quest, a murderous bunny, a melodramatic woman, a pair of coconuts—oh and of course death, make up the hilarious musical of Eric Idle’s Spamalot. Based on the hit movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail, this […]
Jack Perdue ’17 Lately, whether you have been paying attention to the news or not, you have probably heard quite a bit about the 2016 presidential election. This election has especially received media coverage due to an extremely diverse group of candidates. I wanted to […]
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