Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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MARGARET LOUISE BREWER “See what a grace was seated on her brow.” Member of Athletic Association ’22; Member of Literary Society ’24; Member of Junior League ’25. The Senior Class indeed has its quiet members, but Margaret is the most mod¬ est and unassuming of us. Her ready smile and cheerful greetings are always in evidence. She is an earnest and faith- fid student who will always be remem¬ bered by her friends at F. H. S. LOTHER EDWARD DODD “H ' e live and learn, but not the wiser grow.” Populus Romanus ' 24; Cum Laude; Joke Editor of Latin Newspaper ’25; Junior League ’25; Dramatics (Latin); Athletic ’25, ' 24, ’25; Member of Kenmore Literary Society. Here is an old friend who has been with us from the first. He has fought with us through Caesar, listened spell¬ bound to Cicero and wandered from place to place with Aeneas. He has helped back up F. H. S. in everything that has been undertaken. A loyal and well- meaning student is Lother. SENIOR QMS

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• JOHN BUTZNER ALLISON Look, what a ' horse’ should have, he did not lack.” Athletic Association ' 23, ' 24, ' 25; Football ’23, ’24, ’25; Basketball ’23, ’24; President of Ath¬ letic Association ’25; President of F. Club ' 25; Treasurer of Junior Class ’24; Treasurer of Senior Class ’25. John is one of the regular fellows. Horse,” as he is called on the athletic field, is one of our best players. He has helped to carry “ole F. H. S.” on to vic¬ tory on many a hard-fought ground. He is very popular, and there is a roar of applause whenever his name is praised. SARAH ELIZABETH BILLINGSLEY The early bird catches the worm.” Athletic Association ' 22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Treas¬ ury of Sophomore Class; Secretary of Junior Class; Class Historian ' 22; Class Basketball Teams; Manager Class Basketball ' 23; Populus Romanus; Dramatic Club ’24; Kentnore Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Advertising Manager Rapahanoc” ’25. Betty ' s middle name is efficiency. When¬ ever there is any class work to be done it is well to consult her. ‘‘Betty B.” is always willing and right on the spot ready to help on all occasions. One feels that too much cannot be said about her. Her acts constantly spell a-b-i-I-i-t-y. SENIOR ClASS

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DUFF GREEN ELIZABETH COLBERT CADOT Quips and Cranks and wanton Wiles, Nods and Berks and wreathed Smiles. Populus Romanus; Athletic Association ’22, ’22, ’24, ’25; Junior League ’25; Junior Basket¬ ball ’24; Business Manager Latin Newspaper ’25; Junior Football ’24; Latin Play ’24; Hi-Y ’22; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Sophomore Basketball ' 23. Duffy! Everybody looks sharp when Duff is about, for there ' s no telling what will happen. He has such a happy mix¬ ture of fun and frolic that it is irresisti¬ ble to keep from laughing when Duff starts something. If anything isn’t funny, it will be funny when he says or does it. lie has a host of friends who are betting on him for success. “I think it better to have two strings to my ‘bow’l Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’25; Societe Jeanne d’Arc ’24; French Play 24, ‘25. Elizabeth is one of our vamps, although to those who know her she is as sweet and charming as possible, and quite harm¬ less indeed. Her winning personality ami attractive face give her a large circle of friends, among whom all the members of the Senior Class are numbered. XENIDR C1AXX