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A—From Page 1 Presentation of “The Scarecrow” — by the 7th grade. The business part of the meeting followed. Delegates from the various schools represented their, respective schools, Belle Meade being the only school not represented.
The chairman called the attem tion of the group to the change in requirements for a banner school and county. It is hoped that all our Elementary Schools and Rap-, pahannoclc County High School will meet banner requirements for the 1^54-55 session, so that we thay be 100% banner county. After reviewing the 1953-54 coun_ty objectives and the 1954-55 State aims, the group adopted the following: “Children’s Own Code”. - We, the children of the Rappahannock County Schools, in order to become better citizens and to show our appreciation for our many privileges, set up for ourselves the following responsibilities :
1. Do my best at all tiihes.
2. Listen courteously a%d learn all I can.
3. Be courteous at all times.
4. Keep my mind and body • heakhy and clean.
5. Be prompt and use my time wisely.
6. Be trustworthy in little things as well as in the big things.
7. Be cheerful and help others to be happy.
8. Play fairly and honestly and with good sportsmanship.
9. Share willingly and generously with those in need.
10. Treat others as I would like to be treated.
11. Help others by fullfilling my responsibilities faithfully.
12. Respect my parents, teachers, patrols, and many other people who help me.
13. Obey the rules of my home, my school, my city, and the United States of America.
14. Take good care of the property of others, as well as my own.
15. Keep my home, school, and community beautiful.
16. Settle differences peacefully by talking them over.
17. Remember to be forgiving
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