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school, “there are a lot of good things about Rappahannock that people overlook...” Miss Butler said. Miss Fisher added that to her the small size is a good point: “we lack some things — but we have a more personal relationship with the teachers...you walk down the hall and you know everyone.” Miss Butler agreed with her assessment of the teachers. “They are willing to offer personal help...even after school. Some of the teachers we’ve known since eighth grade. We’ve also had very supportive parents.”
Miss Fisher is planning to attend the University of Richmond where she will “probably” major in physical therapy. She would evenutally like to work with children, fulfilling an interest which led her to work as a volunteer at Sursum Corda. She also plans to continue singing and acting as well as taking dance lessons and resuming her piano studies.
Miss Butler plans to major in pharmaceutical studies at U.Va. “I think we both plan to study in medicine because we want to help other people,” she added. Pursuing her interests in sports and the outdoors, Miss Butler hopes to find time to participate in intermural tennis, basketball and perhaps volleyball.
Miss Butler is the daughter of Paul “Freddie” and Linda Butler, of Boston. Miss Fisher, who lives in Washington, is the daughter of Brad and Dawn Fisher. Both young women plan to spend the summer working and getting ready to go away to school.
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