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By Linda Btiha
Friday at 2:15 RCHS students
were given the good word, “School is out because of snow." The Juniors met last week
and started preparations for
the big social event of the year.
Yes, the Prom is under way. The date has been set for
May 8. Medicated hand lotion is now
being sold by the Home Economics
Department. They plan
to buy a vacuum cleaner, for
the department, with the profit
Come on, let’s support this
project!!!
Top Ten Hits of RCHS.
No. 1, Paper Tiger (PurrPurr)
No. 2, Laugh, Laugh (BooHoo)
No. 3, Red Roses For A Blue
Lady (Watch For The Thorns)
No. 4, Eight Days A Week
(Miscalculated)
No. 5, Birds And The Rees
etc. BUT high quality or high'
growth rate, doesn’t just happen
when you see it in the
pedigree on the sires side and
jail ancestors on the cow’s side! All Herefords have
dwarfism free pedigrees; only
half the Angus have this guarantee. Check dwarfism statements
in catalogue and lay off
Angus without note beneath
pedigrees. Our Angus bull selections - lots 102 and 100!
Races—
Continued from page 1
A summary of.the races follows.
PAIR RACE# three miles over natural terrain for team of two members— 1. B. W., Mary Ellen Miller ridden by Ronnie Beard, and High Chalkette, Laurie Kahn, ridden by Miss Kahn. 2. Metso, owned and ridden by Thomas Beach, and Little Belle, Charles Tompkins, ridden by Jack Eichor Jr. 3. All Spice, George AT Shreves, ridden by Diana Canney, Uand Whirl Fire, owned and ridden by Ann Brady. 3:05. QUARTERHORSE RACE# about a quarter mile on the flat—1. Tipster Tom, Wallace S. Bourne, ridden by Jimmy Shelhorse. 2. Scoop Shovel, Joseph E. daffy, N. Lowery. 3. Kool Kat, Edgeworth Farms. : 18.3. W. A. LAINO MEMORIAL; * half mile1 on the flat: Pony Division—1. May Count, George Trowbridge, Miss Liza Kahn. 2. Little Tramp, Jackie Shreves, ridden by owner. 3. Sugar Foot, Peggy Berry, Judy Shreves. :38.3. Horse Division—1. Nashua HI, Edgeworth Farm, Thomas M. Beach Jr. 2. Throckmorton, Mrs. Charles Stuart, Richard Stuart Jr. 3 Backhoe, Mika Claffy, owner-ridden. :35.0. THE MOUNT SALEM, for ladies, about three miles—1. Wantnanght, Mrs. J. A B. Dahlgren, Mrs. Robert Rogers. 2. Blue Request, Mrs. William Strickler, Jackie Bliss. 3. Popeye's Thrill, Miss Heidi McMurran, owner-ridden. 4:02. THE MOUNT MARSHALL# for gentlemen, about three miles—1. Scandanus, Mrs. Douglas G. Worrall, ridden by Mr. Worrall. 2. Beau Chanteur, Mrs. Clifford Smith Jr., Clinton Pitts. 3. Ballyguy, Dr. Joseph M. Rogers, owner-ridden. 3:44. THE BEN VENUE, for gentlemen, ownerrider, about V/t miles—1. Chiron, Dr. John Kneipp. 2. Twin Peaks, Randy Rouse. 3. Sterling Aid, Charfes H. C. Wight. 3:44.1. THE MARY O. SLAUGHTER MEMORIAL# about three miles—1. Sportation, W. L Rochester Jr., Jerry Fishback. 2. Dick Swlveller, E. Delong Bowman, Redmond R. Figglns. 3. Little Pitcher, Rick Echardt, owner-rktden 3:41.3.
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