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School opens bright and «»rly £ . Tuesday morning, September 5, * with ail the youngsters back to ; v • Afreet their schoolmates and check up on what the others have been doing during the summer. ;
School willbe in session all day Tuesday. .%* f £
The school busses will run about 15 minutes ahead of the last year's schedule. This earlier time is necessitated in order to get t)|e grade school children to their schools and all the high school jpupils to Rappahannock High School in Washington.
The consolidated county high school this year will affect the pupils of former Sperryville High School and former Washington^ High School only. All other schools in the county are as they were last session. . % . •Rappahannock
High School at |t-t- Washington will have all the hifch school classes, apd the first four grades for the town. Pupils of the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades ^j'j will assemble at the school and ride the school bus to Sperryville Elementary School.
High school pupils at SperrvffijU will assemble at the school ana ride the school bos to Washington.
The teachers ’ were in Front Royal Wednesday for teachers’ •nettings. "a*- *0* t1ir« . Hiss Charlotte Galloday, the hew music teacher, will be with Mrs. J. W. Price at "The Maples” for the session, and Miss Elisabeth Owen, the borne economics teacher, has returned to be with" Mrs. Price. , . - , -
The commercial teacher at Rappahannock High School will be Misa Violet Adamo of Westerly, Rhode Island. Miss Adamo is a graduate of R. I. State College and University of Connecticut.
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