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NEWS FROM
OUR ALUMNI Dickie Dennis, a last year has been grad worl ing in
I Washington, D.C. with i he AcI
acia Mutual Life Insurant# Co, Ann Yates is now witl ate of Riggs former living
ije her ’J^dike, a r 1 es at Burnam Corbin honor National Bank in Wasl ington, D.C. Peggy Pillar is at Madis )li Col lege. Harrisonburg, Virgirii. Mrs. Billy Bruce, the Miss Betty Rutherford, is in Washington, D.C., wh husband is working. * Carlyle Lea, Kelly Newbill Miller and Ch Brown are attending V.lf.I., Blacksburg. Virginia Bettv Johnson is on the roll at Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro, Virginia. Dudley Wood is on the R.M. A. honor roll. Betty Jane Williams is v'orking at Newberry's store, Front Koyal. Ned Johnson, a former tudent of R.C.H.S. is attending sc tool at V.M.I., Lexington, Virgin
Shirley Williams, a fomjetf student has a job in Front tdyal. John Turner is attending puke University in North Carol n^. Raymond Jenkins is n >W attending school in Norfolk. 1 Tony Lucas, a former R.C.H.S. student has a job at the Vis 0"”“ ad Mr. Burnam Corbin h janitor at the Rappahannoc School for about two yea^ in spite of physical handies failing health had been in his duties and most a and co-operative. In a frail body was and unflinching spirit, miss him. . t*. ps W; _ Ibeen c pigh and and ithful a ft'
1 able hrave shall
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