Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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RPvPPvHF rmC 1921 Alumni €cl)otS To Miss Mary Vivian Conway, we, the Alumni, wish to extend our thanks and appreciation for the help and encouragement she has given in the organizing of the Fredericksburg High School Alumni Association. CLASS OF 1911 To the Class of 1911, belongs the distinction of being the first class ever to graduate from Fredericksburg High School. The class, tho small, was interesting. Its members were: Pauline Perry, who has a pleasing group of first graders in Highland park. Alice Middleton Sydnor, who lives in Norfolk. Mabel McCaulley Patrick, who lives in Newport News, Kate Dannehl Andrews, who is now living in Oak Park, Ill. CLASS OF 1912 Of course you remember “The Pennant” of the early days of F. H. S.; much credit is due the Class of 1912, for their efforts in making it a success. The first editor, Josiah Rowe, is now manager of the Delco Lighting firm in Fredericksburg. “Soap” Dillard, can you picture him a professor? Well that is what he is. Mercer Limerick is with the Post Office Department. Lieut. Andrew Smith is with the Army of Occupation in Germany. Edith Walters is at her home in Riverside, Md. Ethel Nash is having a “joyful” time with eighty of Fredericksburg’s future citizens. Miriam Carper is with the Washington Woolen Mills, City. Ward Freeman is sales manager at the Jones Motor Co., City. Harold Genther is continuing his musical training in N. Y.

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RP PBHP MQC 1921 Appreciation As editor-in-chief of the “Rapahanoc,” I wish to express my heartiest thanks :o the Faculty, Dramatic Club, and all others who have so earnestly co-operated with me in the preparation of the first Annual of the Fredericksburg High School. C. W. Jones Geo. Freeman, Jr. Coca Cola Bottling Works Lee Jung R. E. Smith Cleaning and Pressing Shop Boston Variety Store M. S. Bellman W. A. Jones C. A. Burton Commercial Bank Edgar M. Young Rowe’s Market A Friend Brown Crismond Chichester Co. State Normal Geo. S. Gouldman Hassell Rowe Baker and Wallace Chesley Garner I. H. Middleton Jno. C. Willis The Daily Star E. G. Heflin Farmers Union Exchange Hirshs Dr. J. Garnett King Feuerherd Service Motor Co. J. T. Lowry Co. H. L. Sullivan Horton’s Auto Supply House Parlor Grocery Washington Woolen Mills Goolnck s Pharmacy National Bank Chancellor The James Motor Company Spottsylvania Power Co. J. W. Adams C. Armstrong R. G. Hildrup Mr. Proctor J. T. Brauer T. N. Brent Janney-Marshall Co., Inc. C. H. Montgomery Co. Planters Bank Jno. Happel Exide Battery Elliott E. Brooks Farmers and Merchants State Bank William and Mary College E. J. Embrey Co. Halsey Dickinson Goldsmith Covey’s Florist R. A. Kishpaugh Young’s Bakery John F. Scott W. A. Bell Bro. Steam Laundry Tull Great Eastern Land Co. Pitt’s Leader A. B. Donahoe Shelton Gallahan Va. Motor Co. Brauner Bond’s Drug Store G. H. Cox’s Barber Shop Henry H. Cross Co. Geo. H.Heflin Harris Bro. Athens Hotel E. M. Curtis J. V. Brooks H. Abbis J. Goldsmith Chas. D. Benns W. S. Embrey The Creamery Mrs. D. L. Payne r 1 3

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RAPDHPddDC 1921 CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1913 This class was better known as the “Seven Bachelor Maids” but most of them seem to have changed their minds, because, Margaret Sacred is now Mrs, P. W. Freeman. Florence Smith, Mrs. Fenton Clark. Elsie Wood, Mrs. Fred Rice. Treas Dannehl has deserted the sunny South and is teaching in Michigan. Elizabeth Ninde is teaching in Richmond. Lucille Rawlings is a teacher in the “old home town.” Elizabeth Russell is training for a nurse in N. Y. CLASS OF JUNE, 1913 “Of course we are the most famous class that was ever in H. S.” used to be the cry of this class, and now they are proving the fact that they are quite famous, for, Bernard Melton is winning fame as a physician in Philadeuphia. Ruth Clarke Lupton is helping “Lup” run a chicken farm. Eugene Ninde is our famous reporter on the Daily Star. Charles Rollins has a responsible position with the Government in Washington. Sarah Gouldman is one of the teachers in the new High School. Elizabeth McDonnel is spending the winter at her home. CLASS OF 1914 “The Seven Wonders of the World” this class called itself, and now it is showing the world what wonderful people F.H.S. can give to the world. Katherine Carper Parcell lives in Fredericksburg. Mamie Biscoe is teaching in Annapolis, Md. Alice Stearns is in training at Johns Hopkins University. May Hundley is teaching in Norfolk. Dorothy Freeman, (Mrs. “Babydoll” Melville), lives in Maryland. Mary Rice is teaching in Hanover County. 15