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By Linda Beahm
It snowed—but not enough to give R.C.H.S. students a vacation. Sleigh-riding and skiing were in excellent form though. Rappahannock fought a losing battle Friday night at Montevideo. The Varsity score was 62-31. The J.V. lost 52-23. Jimmy Latham and Carl Clarke were high scorers. Come on now, we’ve got to win at least one game this season, Varsity! The 4-H supper is scheduled for March 20 with a very tantalizing menu. Tickets will be available from any number of 4-H’ers or from the extension office at the courthouse. The prices are 75£ for children twelve and under, and $1.25 for adults. Your patronage will be appreciated. Mrs. Wolf, we all hope you will soon be back with us. Report cards (breath takers) came out Monday. The honor roll was much smaller this advisory, except the Seniors made their usual showing. Congrats to the following: Janet Hackley, Carty Moffett, Beth O’Bannon, Sharon Suter, 8th; Nancy Thornhill, Doris
Drone, 9th; Joan Lee, Betty Fincham, Thomas Brown, 10th; Robert Cook, Alice Pullen, Page Moffett, Bill Durden, 11th; Patrick Alther, Bobby Atkins, Jean Atkins, Virginia Bradford, Madeline Clark, Janice Dodson, Lillian Grigsby, Maureen Jenkins, Nancy Jenkins, Dorothy Leakey Pat Woodard, 12th.
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