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Rappahannock County High. He was rated as a successful teacher during his previous employment with Rappahannock.
Eugene F. Fox of Dracut, Massachusetts, will be the high school's part-time guidance counselor and will also teach social studies. He received his B.A. degree from New England College and earned a masters in education from James Madison University. He has three years of teaching experience in New Hampshire schools from which he received a very good recommendation—both as a teacher and as a prospective counselor.
Barbara L. O'Byrne of Oxon Hill. Maryland, will teach first grade. A graduate of the University of Evansville in Indiana, she taught a half year at Atwater. California. She has a very good academic record. Her references note that she does .. outstanding work at planning and organizing class activities and has great potential as a teacher.
Donna M. Gardenk of McGahevsville. Virginia, will teach intermediate special education, replacing Dave Hrbek. A graduate of James Madison University, she also attended Central Bible College. She successfully finished her student teaching and references describe her as "sincere and conscientious". a good teaching prospect.
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