Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Page 40 text:

£ | TJVKLI Mgg ..—I.. ALICE MITCHELL SCOTT S ' ? uw airy, young, and gay, And loved to make a grand display.” Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Tennis ’23, ’24, ’25; Cum Laude ’22, ’23, ’24; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Societe Jeanne D’Arc ’24; Populus Romanus ’24; Oratorical Medalist ’24; Junior League ’25; Dramatic Club ’24, ’25; So¬ ciety Editor “Spotlight” ’24; Junior Orchestra ’24; Joke Editor “Rapahanoc” ’25; Society Editor “Cat’s Whiskers” ’25. Alice has a live-wire personality just bubbling over with life and mixing into everything. She is piquant and at times frivolous, always with lots of poise, and talented in entertaining, playing and act¬ ing equally well. FANNIE DOGGETT SCOTT ‘‘Be thyself, plain, impartial, true.” Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Cum Laude; President Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Vice-President Junior Class; Junior League ’25; Photograph Editor “Rapahanoc” ’25. Fanny is a true student and energetic worker. She has helped the class along in many ways too numerous to mention. Ever steady and efficient is she in her work and may be depended on to do her part for the class. She has held several positions and filled them creditably. XENIDR LIAXX 136 ]

Page 39 text:

MARIAN AUGUSTA REED “Fair was she to behold that maiden of seventeen summers.” Literary Editor of “Rapahanoc” ’25; Athletic Association ’22, ’24, ’25; Tennis Club ’24, ’25; Captain Class Basketball ’24; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Class Basket¬ ball ’22, ’24; French Plays ’24, ’25. Memories of Southern climes and Pa¬ cific isles cling to Marian. A bit of her life has been spent in Honolulu. She is a favorite classmate, true friend, zealous student, a pleasant and attractive young person. She is one of the few who hold to the tradition of long hair, refusing to have her golden locks bobbed. BLANCHE JULIAN RUSSELL “They are only truly great who are truly good.” Athletic Association ’23, ’24, ’25; Tennis Club ’23, ’24, ’25; Cum Laude ' 23; Basketball ’22, ’23, ’24; Wilson Literary Society ’24; French Club ’24; Junior Orchestra ’24; Junior League ' 25; French Play ’25. Blanche in an old-fashioned costume with wide bonnet and lace gloves is an exact replica of the far-famed Southern belle. Her slow speech and quiet gaiety have an irresistable charm that gives her a distinct place in the memories of her classmates. XENIDR E1AXX ,

Page 41 text:

n . T .‘T T T t-T , ryT». ▼ yrv. ▼ I lp v » »v , » v +v + v+ -x♦ v♦ v-«isn SENIOR CLASS JULIA CALHOUN TROLAND ‘‘ 2 merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Business Manager “Rapahnoc” ’25; Athletic Association ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Class Basketball ’22, ’23, ’24; Kemtiore Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Captain of Freshman Basket¬ ball ’22; Vice-President Societe Jeanne D’Arc ’24; Tennis ’24, ' 25; French Play ’24; Dramatics ’25; Junior Orchestra ’24; Society Editor of “Spotlight” ’24. I Whenever any business comes up we hand it over to Julia, and it is quite capably taken care of. She is the Busi¬ ness Manager of this Annual, you know. Besides, she always sees the funny side of life, and any day you can hear her laughter in study hall. We shall always remember Julia for her laughing brown eyes, curly hair, and jolly ways. Every one may not know Helen very well, as she is quiet and modest. But she’s not distant. Oh, no. She’s friendly enough and enjoys fun with the rest of us, but is not noisy about it. She is very studious, too, and her lessons show it. Helen has many fine qualities and appre¬ ciation of her character is not lacking among her schoolmates. Great is truth, and it prevails.” Societe Jeanne D’Arc ’24; French Play ’24, ’25; Athletic Association ’25; Wilson Literary Society ' 24; Junior League ’25; Tennis Club ’25. HELEN FULLER VAN DENBURG