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Photos courtesy of Mary Botts Quaintance •
MARY BOTTS QUAINTANCE, from high school graduate to elementary school principal: (Clockwise, from top right) Mary Botts Miller of Smedley, Virginia, graduate of Western High School in Washington, D. C. The young women of Rappahannock had an active social life in the pre-war years. Dressed for an evening out are (1 to r ) Mrs. Quaintance, Virginia Miller Lindstrom, Dorothy Gore Estes, Helen Gore Benton, Cotton Miller, Millie Fletcher and Charlie Hudson. ‘ Mrs. Quaintance loved her work as a rural school teacher . . . and as an elementary school principal.
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