Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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M ARY ELIZABETH CLIFT “Meek, mild and ambitious” Every morning about BAS o’clock you can see Elizabeth riding in from Stafford with the “Wynn . Although Elizabeth lays no claim to outstanding fame she is one of those steady hearted people who is always “there with the goods’’ at the proper time. Eliza¬ beth never joined us until the fourth year, but she has gained a host of friends and stands true to F. H. S. Senior Literary Society, ’21-’22. KATHRYN ELLIS HOOPER “She is a scholar and a ripe and good one” Behold Kath ryn ! To know her is to know one who knows and doesn’t know she knows. Like most people who shine, she sees herself only as a small dim candle. But everybody knows she isn’t even on speak ng terms with that dire name “failure . Peep over Kath’s shoulder as she reads these words and you will see the modest blushes rise to her cheek even at this mild praise. Twentieth Century Literary Society, ’ 19-’20 ; Senior Literary Society, ' 21 -’22. 1 6

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WILLIAM RUSSELL If at first you don’t succeed try, try again and then fail” William must love old F. H. S., or rather the class of ’22, for he waited a whole year to graduate with our class. William is one who takes life as it comes and never worries over anything. We hope that he will con¬ tinue to walk with “Pep . Tennis Club, ’22; Athletic Association, ’ 21 -’ 22 . CHARLES ALLEN ARMSTRONG “Small in size but big in resonance” The smallest of the senior class hut always ready to say something to make someone laugh. He could not be beat at quoting French quotations and as for noise he is right on the job. Charles being the greatest salesman in our class, may some day become a broker. We wish you good luck. Twentieth Century Literary Society, ’ 19-’20 ; Echo Literary Society, ’20-’21; Athletic Association, ’20- ' 21 ; Athletic As¬ sociation, ’21-’22; Senior Literary So¬ ciety, ’21 -’22. 15

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LUCY WALLACE WALKER “W ords, not deeds” If it takes nerve, get Lucy. If there is anything that any one in school is afraid to do tell Lucy and she’ll do it. She is one of the best natured girls in school. You never see her mad. The senior class is proud to have a jolly good sport like Lucy to keep up the spirits of their class. We have no fear for her future, but wish her much success in all her undertakings. Twentieth Century Literary Society, ’19-’20; Echo Literary Society, ’20-’21 ; Athletic Association, ’20- ’21 ; Kitchen Orchestra, ' 21 ; Senior Literary Society, ’21-’22; Latin Dramatic Club, ' 21-’22. DORIS CARNEAL “She ’who studies long never flunks.” Just imagine Doris flunking on any subject. She is one who is never satisfied with just passing, so always succeeds in getting a high mark. The Sewing Class will lose one of its most diligent anti quiet workers when Doris leaves. We know no one who likes “Olives” so well, for she is seldom seen without one. We wish you much success at the Normal next year. Senior Literary Society, ’21 -’22 ; Echo Literary Society, ’20-’21 ; Twentieth Century Literary Society, ’ 19-’20 ; Latin Dramatic, ’ 19’-20 ; French Dramatic, ’ 20 -’ 21 . 17