Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Mr. Steck: “Marion, what word do you see in elastic? Marion: “Rubber.” Mr. Link (to class) : “How many of you have ever read ‘To A Field Mouse ?” Elizabeth Young (innocently): “How do you make them listen?” Carter Rowe (at the movie ticket office) : “Say, how much is it for me to go in?” Lady: “Twenty Cents.” Carter: “Then give me a second-hand ticket, please.” Conversation carried on in study hall by two pupils: First Pupil: “Margaret, see if Washington Irving is over there, please.” Second Pupil: “What do you want him for?” First Pupil: “I want him to lend me his ‘Sketch Book’.” Mrs. Euliss: “Edgar, how many meals a day do you have?” Edgar: “Three.” Mrs. Euliss: “What meal do you have in the morning?” Edgar: “Oatmeal.” Mr. Link (in distress): “Edgar, if your head was cut down to fit your brains, a thimble would make you a good hat.” Mr. Birckhead (to Raymond Sullivan) : “If gravity wasn’t on the earth, what would happen ?” Raymond: “You would fly up and hump your head.” Katherine Perry: “Where is Mr. Manger?” Helen Hallburg: He is down stairs on the tennis racket.” 98

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Rapahanoc ’Twenty-two Alumni Notes S ERVICE! One often wonders just what the term implies, and yet, as we review the history of the lives of the graduates of old F. H. S. since the early days we begin to see the true meaning. Every group that has passed from the influence of our inspiring instructors has been ennobled by the spirit of service, and today you will find them living up to their motto, though they be butchers or bakers or candlestick makers. Those Who Are Serving Coffee for Breakfast Alice Middleton Snydor, ’ll, Newport News, Va. Mable McCaully Patrick, ’ll, Norfolk, Va. Kathleen Dannehl Andrews, ' 11 (Associated Member), Oak Park, Ill. Mi riam Carper Clark, ’12, Fredericksburg, Va. Elizabeth Ninde Bryan, ’13 (Feb.), Richmond, Va. Margaret Sacrev Freeman, 13 (Feb.), Fredericksburg, Va. Elsie Wood Rice, ' 13 (Feb.), Fredericksburg, Va. Florence Smith Clarke, ' 13 (Feb.), Fredericksburg, Va. Sarah Gouldman McAllister, ’13 (June), Washington, D. C. Ruth Clarke Lupton, ’13 (June), Stafford, Va. Dorothy Freeman Melville, ’14, Sykesville, Md. Katherine Carper Parcel!, ' 14, Fredericksburg, Va. Mae Hundley Wood, ’14, Norfolk, Va. Feah Armstrong Anderson, ' 16, Salt Fake City, Utah. Lena Bonner Shinn, ’16, New Castle, Penn. Jeanette McCaully Sharp, ’16, Emporia, Va. Evelyn Garnett Johnson, San Domingo. Theodoria Hill Young, 17, Fredericksburg, Va. Jeanette Jefferson Scott, ’17, Fredericksburg, Va. Louise Rixey Gilliam, ’17, Waverly, Va. 100