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By Linda Btihn
Oops-I goofed! We only thought spring was in the air. Visiting RCHS last week was John O’Bannon of Hargrave Military Academy. John will enter University of Richmond this fall. John it was great having you visit! Juniors are making their application for college boards. Speaking of college, Patrick Alther has been accepted at Madison Center. Mr. Davis it was nice having you substitute for Mrs. Wolf during her absence last week. Hurry and get well Mrs. Wolf! Did You Know That There are 294 students studying English at RCHS. Physical Education Classes have 92 students.
Biology Classes have 103 students. 40 students are studying music. There are 98 students of math. Mysterious people She has light brown hair, blue eyes and is about 5’3”. (?) is a cute Freshman, “going out* fo^r cheerleading and liked chocolate icecream. Last week’s mysterious person was Ned Moffett Jones. The local chapter of F. H. A. has planned a bowling party for Friday night. You can be sure that someone will get to yell, “Strike*. On April 6 the chapter will attend a federation meeting at Warren County High. Loose Ends The one-half of the people who don’t know how the other half lives are at least minding their own business.
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The following new and renewing subscribers to Rappahannock News are acknowledged with appreciation; Mrs Havanna Jeffries, Mrs. B. F. Dailey, Mrs. J. L. Yowell, Turner Settle, Mrs. Mamie Leake, Mrs. Oliver Smith, Rev. Park P. Dickerson, S.B. Settle, George W. Settle, Jr., Mrs. Margaret Stover, Guy Lillard, Emerson Smith, Lt. Col. Norman Wilbur, Mrs. Thelma Russell, W. C. Dennis Gen. Daniel Noce, Mrs. H. J. Racer, Miss Kate Walker and F. L. Atkins.
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