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PANTHER
TALES
By
Martha Shillingburg
/ “Spring is sprung, the grass is riz, I wonder where the birdies is?* Students at RCHS have been taking advantage of the warm spring weather by spending their lunch period in the fresh air I Seniors are really counting the days till graduation, June 10. It seems to be getting closer and closer. Already Seniors "have placed orders for invitations, calling cards and caps and gowns! For all the baseball enthusiasts, here is the 1961 Baseball Schedule: Home. April 5 - John Mosby April 12 - Luray April 19 - Page April 26 - Warren April 29 - Montevideo May 6 - Broadway Away. April 15 - Elkton April 22 - Turner Ashby May 3 - Luray May 10 - Page May 13 - Warren Congratulations to Kent Henry, Jimmie Jenkins and Donald Williams. These three Seniors have recently been notified of their acceptance to R.P.I. ??Mysterious People?? ?? is a Senior at RCHS whose favorite hangout is "The Keg". ?? is also a member of the basketball and baseball teams. Last week’s Mysterious Teacher was Mrs. Marshall.
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Mud thrown is ground lost,
Culpepir ‘ Announce Scholarship
The Culpeper Jayceettes announce the availability of a Murses Scholarship to a 1966 graduate of Culpeper, Orange, Madison, or Rappahannock High School. The funds for this scholarship are realized from the annual sale of fruitcakes. Any student interested in the scholarship, may contact their principal or Mrs. Carl Embrey, Chairman, Scholarship Committee, 1216 Oaklawn Drive, Culpeper for further information.
trie pressure cooker; third is a transistor radio.
Price for the supper is $1.50 for adults and $1.00 for children; all you can eat.
Some 3 million coyotes were killed between 1916 and 1963 largely for the government supervised bounty--and there are still lots of them left. The coyote is one animal that is always respected, but seldom admired.
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