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PANTHER TALES
By Sandra Payne
The magazine campaign started Friday with a great success, so let’s keep up the good work. The S.C.A. held an assembly with guest speaker Mr. Hammond. So far, the leading class is the eighth grade. Susan Latham was the winner of the free basketball ticket, on Monday. Twelve students won the mascot, “BLUE”. If you tasked to buy a magazine, please do so, for the benefit of our S.C.A. The money will be used for a water-cooler for the new part of the building.
Today is “College-day” for the Seniors and the Juniors. This will be held at the Warren County High School. The students will have an opportunity to talk with representatives of various ^colleges. This will assist them in making plans for college entrance.
The Senior boys will play the -men of the faculty in a game of football. This game will be at the :Rappahannock County High School, at 3:45 Friday afternoon. Everyone is invited to see the ^eniors stomp the faculty.
“The Panther Rag,’,’ whiclv,» fhe nard£ ~bf the’ ''school newspaper, is planned to be on 'sale on October 15. This is a jiewspaper of the news of the school happenings. The sponsor is ^4r. Mallory. The editor is Susan Fox, and the assistant editor is Susan Dodson. One column-inch ad is fifty cents. Anyone who%, interested in buying one, please jdo so.
; This week I will interview Joan "•Dodson and Richard Tupper. ploan plans to find a local job. She is a member of the F.B.L.A. fRichard plans to enter the field of arts. He is a member of the ^newspaper staff.
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