Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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EDWARD CHARLES KOEPPEN “He did nothing in particular, And did it lveil. Football 1920-1921; Basket¬ ball, 1921. Edward’s smde is the most conspicuous thing about, him, and he is always bubbling over with good nature, and is always ready for anything. Therefore, he is very popular. He has shown great skill in both basketball and football, and made himself indispensable to both. His second best, friend is his guitar. NELLIE ELIZABETH LEACOCK ' “Perpetual motion Nellie, our prima donna of the K. O., is most accomplished and witty. She plays any instrument in the K. O., but specializes on the dish-pan drum. Everywhere and at all times you can hear her merry laugh and Hi there.” Nellie is a good sport, a true friend and an expert in Domestic Science. Nell, we are all with you. 20

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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

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EDWARD MOORE MELTON. Never do lo-da ; what you can put off till to-morrow. Football Team, 1920; Baseball Team, 1920; Captain Track Team, 1921; Basketball Team, 1921; Treasurer of Senior Class; Delta Sigma Frater¬ nity; Manager of Baseball Team, 1921. ' Corporal’ ' is popular with everyone, and it is acknowledged by common consent that he is quite brilliant if he would only believe it himself. He is not large in stature, but his quickness and agility “get him there ’ in ath¬ letics. To know exactly what he is like, you would have to know the way the girls ex¬ press their opinion of him, that is, that he is the “nicest boy!” VIRGINIA LUCY NASH. “She is lii(e unto a violet. ' Virginia, better known as Jinks, is the tiniest member of the Senior Class, but when it comes to mental exercise she cannot be beaten. This demure little girl has a ready smile and unselfish nature, and is a favorite with both the students and the faculty, and that means a great deal. We shall always remember Jinks as a bright spot in our school life. 21