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Rappahannock High School Basketball
The basketball season for Rappahannock County High School will open on Tuesday, I December 2 when the Panthers and Junior Varsity will encounter the Falcons of Central High School. Central, by pre-season' [standards are supposed to be one1 ;of the stronger teams in District 10 and should provide a stiff test1 for the Panthers.
The Rappahannock team is I comprised of Paul Aylor,!
1 Bradford Beebe, C. H. Deal, Johnj [Deal, William Deal, Stewarli
j Henry, Bernard Foster, Oliver! Myers, Maury Nichols and Dale! Welch. Six of these players arei seniors and the remainder, who are all eleventh graders, are, 'Beebe, William Deal, Foster and| Nichols.
Officials at Rappahannock state I that the policy for ticket sales| this year will be to offer advance tickets for students at 50 cents, j All tickets at the door will be1 I $1 .oo. ;
| Colorful Holiday I Foods Program
A program on ”Colorful| Holiday Foods” will be given' Tuesday, December 2 at 1:00j pm. at the Parish Hall of the Trinity Episcopal Church,j [Washington, Virginia. The i program will be given by Mrs. Helen Clay pool, Home Economist with Potomac Edison in | Winchester. The public is invited jto attend. I
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