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News
Barbara Griffith, Reporter
Pupils of R. C. H. S. who attended camps during the summer are as follows: 4-H Camp—Donald Gore, Bobby Lillard, Billy. Nicholason, Claybum Kuhn, Faye Black, Bernice Nethers, Newbill Miller, Kelly Updike, Caroletta Gough and Frances Walker.
Boy Scout Camp—James Yates, Hill Walker, Dudley Wood, Galley Smith and John Turner.
Sunday School Camp at Massanetta Springs—Bobby Rutherford, Wayne But4er, Tommy Wayland, Maureen Curry, Betty Johnson, Betty Orange, Lucille Dodson, Betty Lou Rutherford, Ann Lynn Atkins, Jean and Peggy Clater. ,
F.F.A.-F.H.A. Camp at Smithfield Catherine Lillard, Lucille Pullen, Lois Racer, Bonnie Gentry, Mary Helen Bruce, Edward Armentrout, Harold# Brown, Walter Jenkins, Jimmy Wayland, Ann Yates, Shirley Williams, and Jo Ann Zinn.
Sunday School Camp at Roslyn— Caroletta ' Gough, Mary Norman Davis and Elizabeth Verner.
Virginia Music Camp at Massanetta Springs—Peggy Ann Green, Bobby Massie, Ann Yates, Lynn Updike, Winfrey Thornhill, and Frances Scroggins.
Home Ec. Convention at Madison College—Lelia Gentry.
From the above list, it would seem that the pupils of R.C.H.S. are truly camp-minded.
Miss Bland, the instructor of Business Education at R.C.H.S., has enrolled three new pupils in her class. These are Mayor Dorothy C. Davis, of Washington; Mrs. George Taylor and Miss Joan jf Aylor of Sperryville.
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