Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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JENNIE LYNN GARRETT “A stitch in time s i-ves nine.” Athletic Association ’24, ’25; Junior League ' 25; Kenmore Literary Society ' 24. She is one of those little persons who become so associated with their names that these seem to imply all their char¬ acteristics. Jennie, along with the rest of us, has caught the cross-word puzzle fad, and always has one ready to work on when the time permits. It is a won¬ der to us all how she manages to get along so well with two years of Latin at the same time. CHARLES SIDNEY HUNTER, Jr. ‘‘On the sudden A funny thought hath struck him.” Joke Editor Rapahanoc” ' 25; Varsity Foot- bail ' 24; President Junior I.eaguc ' 25; Sport Editor T.atinus Tribunus ' 25; President of Junior Class ' 24; Manager of Junior Basketball Team ' 24; Manager of Junior Football Team ' 23; Annual Representative ' 24; Wilson Literary Society ' 24; Dramatics ' 24; Secretary of Sopho¬ more Class ' 23; Hi-Y ' 22; Athletic Association ’22, ' 23. ' 24, ' 25; Cum Laude ' 22, ' 23. ' 24, ' 25; Tennis Club ’25; Populus Romanus ’23, ’24. Is there a new jest out? If so, tell “Chuck”—he ' s anxious to hear it. Mirth is his proper element; so don ' t deny him the pleasure. When he hasn’t anything to laugh about you may know he ' s trying to find something funny. Telling some¬ thing in class that is too good to keep has caused him many a demerit. He is a good student, a game athlete, and is very popular. SENIOR CIAXX [ 25 ]

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■«, Calmness is not Always the attribute of innocence. President of Senior Class ' 25; Junior League ’25; Varsity Football ' 25; F. Club ’25; Advertis¬ ing Editor “Rapahanoc” ’25; Manager Tennis Club ’24, ’25; Dramatic Club ’24, ’25; Vice- President of Sophomore Class ’24; Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Manager Interclass Basket¬ ball Champions ' 24; Manager Interclass Football Champions ’24; Editor-in-Chief “S; otlight’’ ’24; Reading Team ’24; Populus Romanus ’24; “Hi-Y” Club ’22; Athletic Association ’22, ' 2,?, ’24, ’25. Behold our Class President, a good com¬ bination of brains, willingness, and school spirit. Lemuel, though quite innocent¬ looking, makes sure to brush up an ac¬ quaintance with his books around exami¬ nation time. On the football field he ' s at his best, playing with an ease and dash that make many hearts on the side lines succumb. JOSEPHINE FISHER Talk and Learn.” Athletic Association ’22. ’23, ’24, ’25; Societe Jeane d’Arc ’24; Populus Romanus ’24; Literary Editor of “Cat’s Whiskers ' ' 25; Junior League ’25; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Junior Or¬ chestra ’24; Art Editor of “Rapahanoc”; Cum I.aude ’23. Jo has a combination of fun, frolic, and seriousness in her head which shine through her eyes and are expressed in her lively good-natured ways. A poet, artist, and enthusiastic student—is enough said of her serious side. SENIOR OMS [24 |

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JOHN ROBERT KI LI AN ‘For he lives twice who can nt once em¬ ploy The present well, and e’en the past en¬ joy. “Hi-Y” ’22; President of Societe Jeanne D’Arc ’24; Cum Laude ’24; Junior League ’25; Athletic Association ' 23, ’24, ’25; Kenmore Literary Society ’24. LUCY VERNON GOULDMAN ' Sport that wrinkled care derides.” Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Basketball ’24; Captain Baseball ' 24; F Club ' 24. Here is one you may depend on, loyal and true and staunch to the last to his friends. He aspires with integrity to a sturdy manhood. Robert delights in the pleasure and companionship of his class¬ mates, hut at heart you will find him a serious and steadfast student. Ever and anon, Lucy carries the holi¬ day in her eve. Her work with our bas¬ ketball team is excellent. She is an en¬ thusiastic player and a good sport, a boon comrade with a genial How r of spirits. SENIOR QMS K [ 26 ]