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generally $15 for 40 hour instruction. A Regional Cbntrol Boarc establishes policy for the school Board chairman is William A Spillman Jr. of Culpeper Vice-chairman is Chester Hazarc if Orange. Board members an J. Maurice O’Bannon of Rappahannock County, anc Robert S.Gravesfnom Malison Executive officer, acti«| ir idvisory capacity to the board, is William C. Wetzel from Madison Sx officio board members are Robert E. Butt, superintendent of Grange County schools; Hubert donger, superintendent of Culpeper County schools; and O. \. Norton, superintendent of Rappahannock and Warren bounty schools. Currently there are 181 higl school trainees. Culpeper i: represented by 109, Orange bj 44, and Madison has 28. Motoi mechanics is the most populai subject followed by cosmetology iata processing, electronics masonry, practical nursing irafting, and carpentry, in that irder. Adult trainees number 159 vith electricity being one of the nore popular subjects. Bob Jethune and eight of his employees at Webster Jrick-Somerset completed an lectricity course in December. School Director Broyles is ■urrently working up capital equirements for the planned expansion program. He estimates hat approximately $58,000 of ounty morMV will be needed to
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