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R.C. H. S. News
Thirty-five former Wafren County High School pupils have enrolled at R C.H.S. and have settled down to routine work. They come over daily in a bus owned and operated by J. A. Cross •and driven by Thomas Tobin an eleventh- .grade student. '
Mrs. Paul Hockmart formerly .of dul W.C.H-S., faculty, has
joined the R.C.H.S st^ff Extra classes taught by Mrs. Hockman are held on the stage,, or a classroom made vacant by commercial students; therefore, Mrs.-- Cox will not have to move her third grade group to the Baptist Sunday School building. The Warren students are rapidly catching up iii their work and do not find their studies too difficult with the exception of math cltpes. Mrs. Bur/ ford is running a coach class - for J plane geometry;
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