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The second six weeks of school at R.C.H.S. is over and report cards will soon be given out again. Being so close to the Thanksgiving holidays I hope most of our R.C.H.S. students will have cause to be thankful when they receive their grades for this six weeks, if not at least they’ll have a nice long weekend to look forward to!
The Junior class is still selling candy in order to raise money for this year’s prom, so if you’re planning to go on a diet any time soon, wait until after the sales and buy a candy bar from some hard working Junior; it’s for a good cause!
The teachers and student body at R.C.H.S. were entertained by “Luigie and His Drums” at an assembly last Wednesday which turned out to be one of the best we’ve ever had. Luigie was not only a fantastic drummer but just as apt a comedian as he demonstrated through most of his performance. He even helped us discover some hidden talents in a few of our faculty members when he persuaded Miss Clark, Mr. O’Conner and Coach Douglas to come down front and play the drums. Rumor has it that each has received some tempting offers to join some well known bands, but would you believe they each turned them down to stay with
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