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PANTHER
TALES
By
Martha Shillingburg
Saturday the District FHA Federation meeting was held in Front Royal. Those attending from RCHS were: Bonnie Net hers, Martha Walters, Helen Walters, Mattie Williams, Barbara Dodson, Nadine Dodson, Linda Jenkins, Kay Cubbage, Frances Tharp, Margaret Grigsby, Betty Clarke, Darlene Woodard and Mrs. Betty Wood, sponsor. Margaret Grigsby was elected vice-president of the Federation.
In answer to many inquiries the 1965-66 Basketball Schedule is on the front page of this edition. Did you know that: The cheerleaders received their new uniforms Monday?? Second year French class has only 4 students?? Page Moffett has been accepted at the U. of Va.?? There is a new group at school called the “Junior Birdmen??
? ? Mysterious People ? ? ?? is a cute, blond Sophomore whose nickname is “Bean*?? is an active member of the annual staff. Last week’s Mysterious Person was Becky Rector.
PANTHER-DOTES
When you give good advise, have one foot out the door.
whole country suffers the loss of increased tax revenues, employment for its people, and in some cases, lessened cost of products which most people use in some form. As I haVe pointed out, good rock is where you find it and it can’t be moved to a more desirable location to be quarried. Since we are the county’s newest “industry* we would be glad to have visitors come and 6ee our operations. Just stop at the scalehouse and tell Mr. Daniel Jacobs that you want to tour the quarry and plant. He will get our Engineer, Mr. J. E. Determan, or our Superintendant, Mr. B. J. Wood, to show you around. Again, I want to state that we don’t want to harm anyone, or his property, or his rights, and we respectfully ask the understanding of the people of the county.
Very truly yourB, Culpeper Stone Company, Inc.
A. Gordon Willis, Jr.
Executive Vice President
The real reason it’s so hard to bring children up right is that they insist on imitating their parents. Those who complain about the way the ball bounces are usually the ones who dropped it.
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