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PANTHER

TALES

By

Martha Shillingburg

- ( Friday night the curtains opened on the first (and last) jperformanceofthe Senior class Play. *The Saturday Evening Ghost.* After the play the cast and members of the stage crew were invited to a party given by Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Marshall. The cheerleaders brought back many new yells and jumps from the Cheerleading Clinic, held Saturday in Richmond, to use next year to back the Panthers. The Seniors are making like “oo7* spies - trying to discover the theme of the Junior Senior Prom. But, so far, the Juniors have managed to keep everything 'TOP SECRET!* Oh well, we’ll just have to wait till May 14 to find out... Last week the RCHS baseball team lost another game to the Page County team by a score of 3-0. Barbara Pullen will compete this week in the Apple Pie Baking Contest in Winchester. We all wish Barbara “good luck*!!! The FHA met Tuesday to elect officers for next year. New officers for 1966-67 ares President, Frances Tharp;, Vice President, Barbara Dodson; Secretary, Nancy Lillard; Reporter, Betty Clark; photographer, Kay Cubbage; Treasurer, Martha Walter. Mysterious People ??? is a tall brown-haired Freshman. ??? is a member of the J. v. Basketball team and is a favorite with many $pnior girls!I ^ Last week's Mysterious Pe* son was Nancy Buntin.

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