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Candidates Selected j
For Spelling Bee
Six candidates from Rappahannock County Schools were selected Monday to participate in the Northern Virginia Piedmont Area Spelling Bee which will be held May 11 atj the Ann Wingfield Junior! High School in Culpeper. Courr ties participating in the Spell-; ing Bee are Orange, Madison;
Culpeper, Rappahannock and) Fauquier. Each count may j send six contestants. Rappahannock Students are Mauri Raney, Drucilla Davis and Beverly Reid, all seventh graders at Washington Elementary; Charla Ann Sisk, and Bill Stokes, seventh graders at Sperryville Elementary; and Wanda Williams, a seventh grade student at the local high school, ! Alternates are Dickie Jen-; kins, Speryville Elementary, | Susan Latham, sixth grade, | Washington Elementary and-l Betty Releford from the[ eighth grade at the high school, j Contestants for the Spelling j Bee, which is sponsored by i the Culpeper Star-Exponent,! are selected from grades five! through eight and must be un- j der 16 years of age. The Rap-; pahannock group was selected; through a written test ad-, ministered Monday at the high ! school by Mrs. Mary Helen Brubeck, Elementary Supervisor of Warren County Schools. The winner in the Piedmont Area contest in Culpeper will compete on a national level in Washington, D.C.
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