Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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V LEVIN JAMES HOUSTON, III. His art is all in all to him. Art Editor of Varioso, 1920; Art Editor of What’s What, 1920; Art Editor of Rapa- hanoc, 1921; Dramatic Club. Levin joined us in September, 1919, coming from Baltimore. In about a week ' s lime he had made a name for himself as an artist, actor and a musician. His favorite occupa¬ tion is drawing his favorite movie actress ' picture under cover of his book in class, unless it is talking to the girls. Work hard, Levin, and may you be another Harrison Fisher some day! HELEN HERSCHEL HUDSON. She is as good as she is fair. Editor-in-Quef “Jazzy Jun¬ iors,” ’20; Editor-in-Chief, “What’s What, ’20; Secre¬ tary of Class of ’21; President Conway Literary Society; Editor-in-Chief “Rapahanoc, ’21 ; Dramatic Club; Poet Se¬ nior Class. Behold we have with us our most prominent member of the F. H. S., the editor-in-chiel of the Rapahanoc, and the one we always go to for advice. Although she has a great head for business she is always ready for fun at the right time. The teachers have tried hard to flunk her so the F. H. S. could claim her for one more year. l8

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HELEN DORIS HART. Eal, drin!( and be merry, For to-morrorv you may die. Dramatic Club. Almost any day you can see old “Hel’ swaggering along to school or else sawing away on her bass violin. Helen is a good sport and is always ready to lend a helping hand. On a snowy morning she always rides to school in a Buick, and although she likes snow she is always partial to Frost. MARGUERITE BURTON HAWKINS. Fexv have borne unconsciously the charms of loveliness. She is our beauty, and the admiration of the whole school. Her curly mass of brown hair creates jealousy wherever she goes. By her sunny disposition and captivating ways Mar¬ guerite always carries a host of friends in her train. Although she has so many charms don’t think for a minute that, is all, for she comes right up to the standard of F. H. S. 1 7

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GEORGE LAWRENCE HUNTER. Be thpself — plain, impartial, true. ' Treasurer of Athletic Asso¬ ciation; Historian of Senior Class; Treasurer of Conway Literary Society; Advertising Manager of Rapahanoc. Whenever any business or anything requiring a cool head and impartial mind is to be transacted, George is sure to be called upon. He is popular with everyone at. high school, and has our best wishes that some day he will be the head of some big business. MABEL VIRGINIA KING. Tal!( and learn. Oh! girls! have you heard the latest news? We don’t need a newspaper when Mabel is around. Although she likes to talk she al¬ ways stands at the head of her class, and her classmates always come to her for advice and information when they are tackling a difficult subject. We predict a bright future for Mabel, and wish her every success. 19