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PANTHER

TALES

By

Martha Shillingburg

The annual “Magazine Campaign” is well underway now. [The campaign began officially last Friday when Mr. Hammond, a representative of the Quality School Plan, was at RCHS to get everything in order. The Campaign will last through October 18. Our school quota is set at $1000 with the student quota at $4 each. We are climbing towards our goal, as shown by this week’s (Monday and Tuesday) total so far of $293.14. The money the school receives through this plan will go for: 1. One-half the cost of a water cooler for the hall. 2. Replacement of broken athletic trophies. 3. Expenses for sending SCA President to Summer Workshop.

4. Rappahannock County Scholarship Loan Fund. 5. General school fund. Everyone please save your magazine subscriptionsforan RCHS student. Last week awards were presented by Mr. Layman, athiletic director, to the following

[for lettering in athletics: ; Cheerleading: Carolyn Johnston, Anne Cannon, Joan Lee, and Martha Shillingburg. Basketball: Melvin Atkins,

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