Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Cephas Freeman: “Live easy . Linwood Garrett: “Where baseball is, there am I . Edward Goui.din: “1 am not in the role of common men”. Francis Gouldman: The greatest are sometimes caught napping”. Harold Green: “He will be pretty when his face comes in fashion”. Henry Genther : “Jl ent in one ear and came out the other”. Winfield Jones : Perhaps he ' ll grow . Theodore Kidwell: “I should worry”. Carter Rowe: “My kingdom for the right French book”. Thomas Morrison: See mortals born to sleep their lives away”. Leslie Mountjoy: i “Our books consumed the midnight oil?” Edgar Stevens: “One vast substantial smile”. Wheeler Thompson: “Here 1 am—here 1 seem to stay”. Horton Vandenburg: “Your wisdom has suffered shipwreck in Caesar”. Carroll Walker : “Oh what a laugh!” 1 John Billingsley: “And Saul stood head and shoulders above the multitude . THE SCHOOL In the sky a bright star glitters, And its light shall ever shine, For this star is our F. H. S. And we bow before her shrine. 58

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Rapahanoc Twenty-two Grace Levy: “A sweet attractive kind of grace”. Kemper Miller: “The best ware comes in small packages”. Mabel Owens: “It is better to have tried and flunked, than never to have tried at all”. Elizabeth Payne: “It is the mind that makes her rich”. Ernestine Payne: “What is to be donef” Grace Purkins: “Sweet tempered and slender (?)” Anne Harrison Shepherd: Her mind doth contain infinite riches in a little room”. Grace Satterwhite : On the same road but with different pace—‘Graduation ”. Florence Scott : “With a small, still voice”. Audrey Stevens: “True is her song”. Margaret Tinder: “I live in hope — Caesar”. Sara Wilcox: Fluttering, smiling and flirting”. Rose Young: She zvould talk and talk and talk and talk”. Shelby Arritt : Too young and infantile to be away from mother”. Andrew Bolling: “Wanted — A good hair dye”. Franklin Coates: “To flunk is human” Willie Curtis: “II isdom withers when he withdraws”. Kenneth Dice: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again”. Richard Decker: “How changed from what he once was”. 57

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Rapahanoc ’T wenty-two CLASS We were not born to bloom unseen. THE ANNUAL This is a book, Where men may read strange matters. FACULTY Mrs. Blake : “She has tivo eyes in the hack of her head that even stay open when she goes to bed. ' Mr. Manger: “A tower of strength for F. H. S. Mrs. Rice : Her bark is worse than her bite A Miss Rice : “Love is the beginning, the middle, the end of everything . Mrs. Euliss: “She’ll show us how divine a thing a woman may be made . Mrs. Courtney: “A perfect woman, nobly planned. To warn, to comfort and command ’. Mrs. Link: “A jollier woman I ne’er spent an hour with all . Mr. Link: “W hose body lodges a mighty mind . Mrs. Williams: “Earth’s noblest thing, a woman perfected”. Miss Johnson : “A daughter of the gods divinely tall and most divinely fair . Mr. Steck: “A man s the noblest work of God . Mr. Birckhead: “So others shall take patience, labor to their heart and hand, from thy hand and thy heart and thy brave cheer . 59