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the man and his approach to life. It is that approach that he overlays upon the raw philosophies of his charges, and that could well be the key to creating a generation of student-athletes who are more centered, self-confident and self-aware, motivated and focused, and who will carry these high school lessons through the successes of their lives.
“To be a champion—it takes courage; it takes heart; it takes determination . . . discipline . . .motivation . . . dedication.” That adage greets the student entering the Athletic Department, and it is visually underlined by a series of photographs, taken by Mr. Smythe, of Rappahannock athletes giving their all in various sports competitions.
There is more too—on the walls, in the weight room, in the gymnasium—all designed to foster a spirit of school and in oneself, and to return a sense of pride to each student, and community member, who happens to pass into Jon. Smythe’s domain.
“Most significant,” he said of the softball championship—and, clearly, per
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