Generally, as the old saying goes, you’re supposed to

Generally, as the old saying goes, you’re supposed to save the best for last but in this case such good news deserves top billing. Our R.C.H.S. Cross Country Team has once again earned the title of Skyline District Cross Country champions after taking first place at the district meet which was held this past Saturday at Blue Rock Farm. The scores for our team and their competitors were as follows: Montevideo 60; Central 73; Page 97 and Rappahannock 15 (another perfect score.)

Our runners were Jerry Thomas, who came in first with a time of 13:27; Ronnie Nicholson, second with a time of 13:51; Raymond Groves, third in 14:09.8, Bill Taylor, fourth, timed in at 14:10.2; Donnell Carter, fifth with a time of 14:30; Billy Dawson eighth at 14:44 and Clifton Jenkins, ninth timed at 15:01. The course record is still held by Bill Taylor and his time of 13:01. Congratulations guys, we couldn’t be prouder!

The number one runner had been promised a dunk in the pond at Blue Rock, and so Jerry got the works, but so did most of the others—even Mr. Toth went home just a little bit wet, but happy!!!

This weekend the team will be going to Williamsburg to compete in the State Cross Country meet Saturday.....Good Luck Panthers; we’re with you all the way!

Mr. Titchnell’s government classes will go on a trip Monday, November 11, to the Rappahannock Courthouse and jail. Haven’t they been doing their daily questions, Mr. T?

The total amount of money made during the magazine campaign at R.C.H.S. a few weeks ago has been listed as $1,384.99, of that amount Rappahannock County High School will receive 40 per cent.

The Olan Mills photographer will be at school Thursday to take group pictures for this year’s annual.

According to Mr. Don Bomberger (director of the coming play, “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown’’...“The play is coming along very well but still needs a lot of work.” Play practices have