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29 High School Graduates : .
I Receive Diplomas June 10
| Baccalaureate services will be I held in Rappahannock High School ■1 auditorium Sunday evening, June I 7, 8 o’clock. Rev. A. Paul ThompI son will preach the sermon. ■j Commencement exercises will fj take place Wednesday, June 10,
f 8 p.m., in the high school audiiorium.
The 23 candidates for graduation are:
Edward Armentrout, Ann Lynn Atkins, Joan Brown, Mary Helen Bruce, Eleanor Cornell, Alice Mae Coughlin, Louise Deal, Mary Frances Dodson, Peggy Ann Green, Barbara Griffith, Bessie Hawkins, Dorothy Hitt, Louise Johnson, C. E. Johnson -III, Daniel Keyser, George Lawrence, Catherine Lillard, Douglas Martin, R. L. Massie Jr., Newbill Miller, Franklin Payne, Arthur Pullen, George Pullen, Lucille Pullen, - Wilbert Pulf len, Winfrey Thornhill, Shirley Weaver, and Annie May Williams. - There will be no regular school Wednesday, June 1G, and children will return to school Thursday morning, June 11, to receive their report cards.
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