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Panther Tales
By LimU Beahjs
Monday was truly a ‘Blue Monday* at R. C. H. S., with Thanksgiving vacation over* There were many comments such as, MI’ve got to go on a diet now!" Club pictures for the '65 Rappsody are being organized, Many have arrived at the school, along with student retake pictures. Some students wish they had kept the first ones. The ten top records at R. C. H. S. for this advisory were as follows: No. 10, Every thing's All Right; No. 9, Come A Little Bit Closer; No. 8, Leader Of The Pack; No. 7, I Don’t Went To See You Again No. 6, I'm Gonna Be Strong; No. 5, We’ll Sing In The Sunshine; No. 4, Ain’t That Loving Your Baby; No. 3, Have I The Right; No. 2, Time; and No. 1, Baby Love. Also select ed as favorite “Beatle''record was Hard Day’s Night. . Banners of the school colors blue and gold, are now on sale. These banners are excellent for basketball games, and don’t forget the games are Just around the corner. Quite a lot has been heard about physical fitness in the last year. LeoGasca, gymhast showed students how to really enjoy physical fitness and that it isn't all work and not fun. Juggling was proved not to be so hard by two Senior boys. Roger and David do you plan to make a career of juggling? The snow Monday was a welcome sight to the students, all were hoping 12:30 would be the end of the school day. Yet, we all know a day lost to snow means a day less of
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Mr. and Mrs, John S. Brown ing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Browning and John B. Browning had dinner Friday evening at the Wayside Inn in Middletown. Trooper Paul Dicks and daughter Paula spent Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs. J. W. Dicks in Middletown. Mrs. Dicks and her mother Mrs. Lake Surratt of Manassas were in Hlllsville, guests of Mrs. Dicks'grandfather Mr Ballard Marshall. Mr. Marshall returned with them to spend the winter with Mrs. Surratt in Manassas. The Rev. and Mrs. James M. Grimmer spent the Thanks giving holiday visiting their parents and friends in Ports mouth. The Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Sorrells and family wdre din
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