Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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MAY ADELAIDE HERNDON “Devout and pure, Happy, steadfast, and demure.” Athletic Association ’25; Junior League Kenmore Literary Society ’24. GEORGE MORRIS “Oh! this learning, what a thing it is.” Hi-Y Club ’22; Societe Jeanne D ' Arc ’24; Class Baseball Team ’22; Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25. Here Is another addition to our quiet list, and with such a friendly smile and ready Hello.” Adelaide is so neat and prim she would put the most particular old maid to shame. Her classes show the result of many hours of study, while her gifted fingers form any number of things pleasant to the eye and palate. Forever entertained are those who can always be interested and satisfied with the drama of life about them. George is one of our grave Seniors who let the old world flicker on, content to stand by and quietly observe. He, however, is full of pleasing good nature, and is al¬ ways ready with a cheerful, friendly greeting. SENIOR CLASS [ 27 ]

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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 ]

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THOMAS SI I. VAN US MORRISON “Winning, never boasting; Losing, never does the least excusing.’ Athletic Association ’21, ’22, ' 23, ’24, ’25; Football ’22, ’23, ’24; Manager of Football ’23, ’24; Athletic Council ’24, ’25; F Club ’24, ’25. Watch him close in a rough-and-tumble game of football, and you will recognize a real player. Tom is a rough gridiron star, one of the mainstays of the foot¬ ball teams. He is always in the thickest of the struggle and has proven himself a man in many an encounter. When not on the gridiron, we find him a steady, earnest fellow and a warm - hearted friend. STUART KELLOGG LESHER “Actions speak louder than words.” French Play ’25; Societe Jeanne D’Are ’24; Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Junior League ’25; Tennis Club ’25; Woodrow Wilson Literary Society ’24. Quietness is a virtue of p- v class. Here is another young lady who says very lit¬ tle, but, oh! how much her report cards sav for her. Stuart is always ready to join in any place to help F. H. S. She’s right there to root for the teams, and to take an active part without being too con¬ spicuous. SENIOR ClAXX ir ▼Jr - ’, v •» T [ 28 ]