Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Augusta Military Academy ROLLER’S SCHOOL “One of the Ten Government Honor Schools” A MODERN SCHOOL with a country location in the famous Valley of Virginia. Endorsed by the Vir¬ ginia Military Institute and other universities. Army officer detailed by the War Department. Junior R. O. T. C. $300,000 plant with absolutely fireproof barracks. Steam heat, electric lights, and ample play grounds. School prop¬ erty covers 400 acres. Splendid athletic field and drill campus. Cadet band of thirty-two pieces. Able faculty of college men, who take a personal interest in the boys’ academic work and who coach all athletic teams. Enroll¬ ment limited to 300. Boys from thirty States and two foreign countries last year. Fifty-sixth session begins Sep¬ tember 21st. Rates $550. For catalogue, address Col. Thos. J. Roller, or Maj. Chas. S. Roller, Jr., Pnnci pals, FT. DEFIANCE, VA.

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C. H. Montgomery Company COAL and FERTILIZER Phone 8 FREDERICKSBURG VIRGINIA FARMERS’ UNION EXCHANGE Incorporated STAPLE GROCERIES Seed, Fertilizer and Lime FREDERICKSBURG VIRGINIA Lynchburg College LOCATION—Lynchburg, Virginia, “The Hill City.” Ideal climate and marvelous scenery. In full view of one hundred miles of Blue Ridge Mountains. Electric cars connect the college campus with the city. LANDS—Campus consists of two hundred and thirty acres of most beau¬ tiful rolling land, through the middle of which courses the Blackwater Creek, which winds its way into James River. BUILDINGS—Administration Building, Carnegie Hall, Westover Hall, Central Heating Plant. All with modern equipment. COURSES—Classical, Philosophical, Scientific, Ministerial, Fine Arts, and Home Economics. TEACHERS—All teachers holding degrees from leading universities. PRINCIPLES—Christian co-education. PURPOSES—To equip young men and women to make their best con¬ tribution to the establishment and maintenance of Christian civil ization. EXPENSES—$359.00, including board, tuition and matriculation fee—Music, Expression and Art extra.