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Panther Tales

by Barbara Lillard

The second week of schoo has passed and everything ii running smoothly at RCHS. Students have once again settled down to the mechanic; of constant instruction, study and homework! Organization: are beginning to function anc activities are speeding up

Tuesday the cheerleader: met at lunch time and discussed the selection of a sponsor. Mrs. Fetchero acceptec their invitation-and will promote the girls this year. On vVednesday, September 6, students were confronted wit! the election of homeroom representatives. The importance of their selection was stressec the previous week by SC£ council members. Those elec: ed were: 12th grade, Jane Yates, Douglas Lillard; lit! grade, Geraldine Baldwin Charles Dodson; 10th grade, Teresa Cordani, Eddie Wayland; 9th grade, Nina Bailey William Jones, David Cordle 8th grade, Mary Lynn Smelley Brenda Printz, Gary Wayland; Bill Kilby; 7th grade, Wanda Williams. The seniors held their firsi class meeting on Wednesday, September 6, for the purpose of electing class officers. This year’s officers are : Barbara Lillard, president; Clifforc Latham, vice-president; Bonnie DeMent, secretary; anc Lawerence Ricker, treasurer The SCA met on Thursday, September 7, at 12:30. Newlj elected representatives were informed of the projects anc goals of this year’s SCA. Jane: Hackley, President, recited the various committees anc

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