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Wednesday, October 22 was a Red-Letter Day at R-C.H.S. The ' Curtis Publishing Company campaign was begun. Betty Jean Settle is manager. If you have not already .renewed your magazinm please give a high school pupil a telephone call before November 5.
Dr. J. P, Snead made his usual annual examination of pupils on this date. That also was die day that die W C.H S. students entered. ' ''
Hie Sernoi class held a bake . sale at the Sperryville Corner ^ Store on Saturday. From this activity they realized $25.00 for their New! York trip., I; R.C.H.S. gratefully acknowledges the following recent gifts: A framed map of Rappahannock County donated- by Mrs. B. M - Miller; a lot of books given by" Mrs. Robert Johnson, a former teacher of R C.H S.; National Geographies, 1 $26-1930 and 195011955, donated by Walter Saunders * Assistant County Agent; School Management, a magazine given by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hening, who 4ast year also donated back copies of a number of magazines useful in government and science classes and also scenic photographs from many foreign cities in which -they have lived at times .
Robert L. Level has come for five yean from his home ^WL.u ray, Virginia, to teach at R.C.H.SHe is a graduate of Luray High . School and Madison College and has had classes at Baltimore City College and graduate work a t
v.p.i. . ! While overseas for three-and a half years during his five years of service in the army, Mr Level
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