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Panther Tales
By Barbara Lillard
The seniors really enjoyed themselves at Williamsburg Friday. They were able to tour most of the highlights and many of the small shops. Everything went very well and it is a trip we will all long remember I am sure. The seniors are very grateful for the opportunity to visit Williamsburg and they sincerely thank Mr. Norton and the School Board for granting their permission, Mr.. Wingfieldfor his advice and assistance, and the chaperones for being so wonderful. Note to Juniors!I The, seniors kept you in mind and behaved themselves so good luck with your trip next year! The revision of the school handbook and constitution is coming along quite well. The entire SC A met Tuesday, May 21, during fourth period to continue the work. Students volunteered to work on different sections of the handbook and much of the work will be done during the summer. Some •time during next year RCHS should have a brand new, up to date handbook to be pr oud of.
Saturday, May 25, members of the SCA met at RCHS to carry out the last project of the 1967-68 SCA. Two dogwood trees were planted in front of the school and grass was plant ed on the bank at the end of the campus where the new wing was added. Also, the shrubs in front of the school were pruned. The last SCA project of the year certainly added
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