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By Linda Bcihn
‘Song in my Heart" was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom held Saturday night. Judging from the many happy faces the theme was very appropiate. Page, where did you learn to do the jerk like that??? Senior girls were presented Lane Keepsake Cedar Chests last week. The gifts, in honor of their forthcoming graduation, were presented byRaw> ings Furniture Company. The FFA and FHA has planned its annual picnic for Friday afternoon. The picnic will be held on Red Oak Mountain with sponsors Mrs. H. B. Wooc^, Jr., and Mr. Francis Boze. Everyone will have a great time hiking, dancing and let’s not forget eating!!! Representatives, Mr. Hunt and Mr. O’Leary, of the C. I. A. gave tests to seventeen Seniors Monday morning. Good Luck! I hope all of you made it!!!! Then delegates from the Rap pahannock Chapter of FHA were present at the Daughters of the Star Federation Spring Meeting held Tuesday at Loudon County High. At this banquet meeting the program consisted of a movie and installation of new officers. Mysterious People (?) is a Senior, has black hair and brown eyes. She is editor of the Rappsody and likes to sing “Mrs. Brown You Have A Lovely Daughter." Last week’s mysterious person was Carolyn Johnston. Loose Ends A man with his back to the wall has something solid behind him when he digs in for a fresh start.
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