Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Senior Class Delma Clark “She is carefree, happy and (jay .” Athletic Association, ’23, ’24; Dramatic Club, ’24; Senior Class Team, ’24. Small of stature, but she makes up all deficiencies of that type by being one of the jolliest and most attractive mem¬ bers of our class. Because of her at¬ tractive personality she is well-liked by all of her classmates. F. H. S. says: “A host of friends wish you well.” James Mitchell Baffin “The readiness of doing doth express No other but the doer ' s willingness . Athletic Association; Dramatic Club, ’24. For two years James’ Ford has been parked at F. H. S. and for two years he has been one of the loyal sup¬ porters of our Alma Mater. We can¬ not help but remember the many useful things he has done and the little ways he has helped to make life brighter. The old school will miss him when he begins parking his Ford elsewhere. F. H. S. says: “Nothing counts that is gained without a struggle.”

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Senior Class Agnes Lillian Baber “The girls ’who ’win arc the girls ’who ’work —■ The girls ’who toil ’while others shirk.’’ John Marshall High School, ' 20, ' 21, ’22; Salesburg, ' 23; F. H. S., ’24; French Society; Senior Basketball Team; Latin Club. Agnes joined our class this year, and we found her to be an excellent student and an enthusiastic worker. “Peggy’s” activity among us has been of the indis¬ pensable kind, and we are sure that the success she has made of her High School life is but a stepping-stone to larger op¬ portunities. F. H. S. says: “We regret you didn’t look us up sooner.” Andrew Jackson Bolling, |r. “H’orth, courage, honor; these indeed Your sustenance and birthright are.” Athletic Association, ’21, ' 22, ’23, ’24; Hi-Y, ’22. Andrew is numbered among our best students in scholarship, companionship, and school spirit. He has distinguished himself by his persistency and determi¬ nation, always getting what he goes after and always on the job. Andrew has en¬ graved himself in our memory by possess¬ ing politeness and courtesy, combined with his cheerful disposition. He will surely be successful as he climbs higher. F. H. S. says: “We’re watching for your record of future honors.”

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Senior Class Mary Micheaux Dickinson “She that was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet was never loud.” Member of Athletic Association, ’23, ’24; Treasurer of Senior Class, ’23 ; Entered from Farmville High School, ’22. Mary comes to us from Farmville, and we wish she could have been with us longer, for she is such a good sport. Her optimistic nature and friendliness make her an outstanding girl. We expect her to play the game of life in a manner that will bring pride to her classmates. F. H. S. says: “Good luck, your place will be hard to fill.” Marion Elizabeth Marshall “In thy heart a dew of youth.” Secretary of Sophomore Class; Historian of Sophomore Class; Assistant Art Editor of “Rapahanoe,” ’22; Secretary of Class, ' 23; Art Editor of “Rapahanoe,” ' 24. Every one remembers Marion, of the lovable character and cheery smiles, al¬ though she deserted us—(there’s a rea¬ son). She has a happy philosophy of life that brings her friends galore, and a talent for art that counts up admirers. Woven fondly with our memories of the happy days at F. H. S. will be a fair face, not easily forgotten. F. H. S. says: “We wish you had stayed with us longer.”