Fredericksburg High School - Rapahanoc Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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FLORENCE WEBB “Virtue alone is happiness below.” MADELAINE ENGLAND WHEELER “ lessons and pleasure clash, Let lessons go to smash.” Whenever you see Florence she appears as if she had just stepped out of a band- box. Every one is given a smile. Al¬ though she came to our class this year, we all know her friendly ways and will¬ ingness to join with us in any activity Kenmore Literary Society ’24; Junior League ’25; Basketball ' 24; Athletic Association ’24, ’25; F Club ' 24. We’re always in a jolly mood with this vivacious person around. You would even see something funny in examinations, if it were only the way in which Made- laine declared: she just knew she was going to Hunk. But the best of it is, she does not live up to her declaration. Be¬ cause she is an artist in the Domestic Science classes, we feel sure she will be a good home-maker. SENIOR ClAXX [ 38 ]

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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

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MARGARET E. WILLIAMSON. BETTIE BARBARA WINN “No magic can sever Thy music from thee.” “II onesi labor bears a lovely face.” Cum Laude ’22, ’23, ’24; Populus Romanus ' 24; Literary Editor “Spotlight” ’24; Art Editor “Cat’s Whiskers” ’25; Associate Editor “Rap- ahanoc” ’25; Athletic Association ' 25; Junior League ’25; Manager Junior Basketball ' 24; Wilson Literary Society ’24; Freshman Basket¬ ball Team. This is our little singer who helps us out on many a program. Margaret Eliza¬ beth has a beautiful voice, which does her much credit. We are all fond of her and enjoy ourselves chatting or quibbling with her. She does well in her studies, too, and we feel assured that she will win for herself a notable place in life. SENIOR K Kenmore Literary Society League ’25. ’24; Junior Bettie pays us a visit every morning from Stafford. She has been with the class only two years, but has made a place for herself by her willingness to help in any way, and her readiness to support F. H. S. She is very modest, it is true, but we know Bettie for the good friend that she is. CIAXX [ 39 ]