Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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FRANCES VIRGINIA CLIFT “Anything for a quiet life.” Junior League ’25; Kenmore Literary Society ’24. An excellent worker, loyal friend and faithful student brings to our minds im¬ mediately Virginia. She could be none other than herself, with a pleasant greet¬ ing or thoughtful expression for the proper occasion. Because of her retiring nature, we do not know Virginia as well as we should like to. IRA DAVID GRINNAN The lad ’whose happy life Is one perpetual grin. Athletic Association ’24, ’25; Sport Editor of “Spotlight” ’24; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Football ’25; Vice-President Senior Class ’25; Editordn-Chief “Rapahanoc” ’25; Junior League ’25. Ira is a favorite with everybody. His ready help and steady work in all our school activities have won for him de¬ served mention. A friend of all and a friend to all, the ready man on all occa¬ sions, he holds a unique position which could be filled by no other. We’re all right behind him with, “Attaboy, Bravo!” XENIDRCIAXX

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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

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WILLIAM SOLOMON HAYDEN “Genius must be burn And never can be taught.” Treasurer Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Junior T.eague ’25; Poet of Spotlight”; Junior Class Poet; Literary Editor ‘‘Rapahanoc’’ ’25. Wh le not of ail imposing appearance, William is indeed the student, poet, and serious thinker. That doesn’t mean he can ' t laugh, for he has created many hilarious moments for us. His favorite pastimes are reading the dictionary and enjoying a few minutes ' nap in Senior History. A loyal supporter of F. II. S. and a true friend, he will long be re¬ membered b his classmates. ELIZABETH HOLLODAY CROPP. “Slow, but sure.” Athletic Association ’24, ’25; Junior League ’25; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Picture ex¬ hibition ’23. About 9:30 Elizabeth drops into class a little Hurried, but smiling. She left home early, too, so she’d be on time. Though she lives in the country, she is very faithful to F. H. S. We wish you the best of things in life, and we are sure through your perseverance you will get them. SENIOR CLASS