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Twenty-five seventh grade chil' dren from Rappahannock County had their orrientation day on May 6, accompanied by Miss C. A. Williams. The group was quite happy and very much impressed to " find that Rappahannockstudehts^ were participating in most of the activities of the school. William Porter (Billy) was the patrol boy that carried them over the school plant. They eni joyed the tour. " '•/ * _ . N . • . .... • They had a delicious lunch in the school cafeteria. In the after. noon they were entertained by a dramatic group, a dance group, ■ - the band, and the choir. In each of these activities we saw Rappahannock students taking an active .part. . The pupils showed great interest in all the activities they saw* * Here is hoping that on their enter„ing Carver they will become a part of the many things Carver has to offer her sons and daughters. • The bus returning them to their schools arrived at Scrabble School
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