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<^H. S. NEWS
(Continued from Front Page)', . day November, 6. P^, ;. ,.a & ■ Pictures < rgg “l musn’t get too dirty because this is the day to get my picture taken," was a first graders remark on Monday morning. Mr. Lemley of Stephens City, who, has made . pictures of the R.C.H.S. pupils > for jyars, was on hand from ten! until three taking photos. These pictures Will be on hand in three or four weeks./" , { '
Our Teacher
Mrs. L. Burford, a native of Flint HHI, graduated from school in Washington, Virginia. After attending William and Mary for two years, she entered Mary Washington "from which she graduated, receiving a B.S. degree. Her teaching experience had been in Warren, Culpeper and Amherst counties. before coming to Rappahannock in 1943. \ At R.C.H.S. Mrs. Burford is the homeroom teacher for grade 9B and teaches one section of ninth grade general math, two sections of eighth grade arithmetic, one of plane geometry, one of plane trigonometry the first semester, and Isolid geometry the second—108 pupils during the day.
One period a dky is spent keeping the school’s financial records. Every class and organization has its own treasurer, who turns funds over to Mrs. Burford, the school treasurer. She keeps all these acj counties before coming to Rappa' monthly lunchroom report. Her books are audited each year by the firm of Leach, Calkins and Scott o^Winchester, Va. This custodian of ail school jnonies is affectionately known as the Harry Byrd of R.C.H.S., or the watchdog of the treasury, .• ;vL;
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