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The four students of the I'■Hi7 graduating class of Kappahanlock County High School withi lightest scholastic achievement have been named, acjording to school Principal Jennis Wingfield. These honor graduates are .loan Pee, Thomas Brown, Bettye Fincham and Nancy Buntin. .loan Lvelyn I .ee isthedaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lee of Flint Hill. She will give the valedictory address at commencement exercises schedules for June 2. In addition to her academ ic achieve ment, Joan lias been active in S. C. A. and is president of this group. She has been a class officer for several years and is president of the senior class; is a cheer leader, merm her of the Varsity and Pep Clubs. This year Joan is Pditor of the school annual and has served on the annual staff three years.
Them as Kills Brown of Sperryville is the.son of Mrs. Richard D. Brown. He will give the welcome address at commencement. Thomas has been a member of the Varsity Club, Pep Club, of KVG, the choir, Memeorology Club and Mechanics Club. In athletics, he was a member of the basketball team three years and manager of the base ball team one year.
Bettye Jane Fine ham is the daughter ofc,Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fine ham of Washington. Among her club activities are Nursing Club, Pmbroidery Club, and Library Club of which she was president one year. She has held other class offices, also. Nancy Llizabeth Buntin, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buntin of Washington, is
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