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a simulated experience through which students learn the theory and practice of the legislative process of Virginia.
Come out and give this very worthwhile club a chance. I think it will be a very beneficial addition to our school.
The Junior class has moved one step closer to becoming Seniors. They ordered their class rings which are scheduled to arrive in December just in time for Christmas.
The Junior class also had a meeting Wednesday. They discussed a number of possible fund raisers in order to finance the annual JuniorSenior Prom.
The Rapposdy staff distributed the first annual spring supplement to the student body this week. The spring supplement, to last years annual, includes all spring sports, the senior play, the high school musical Oklahoma, the Junior-Senior Prom, and all commencement programs.
The Rappahannock Cross Country team brought home another decisive victory this week, easily beating the Brentsville Tigers.
The Girls. Varsity and Junior varsity basketball team were not quite as fortunate coming up on the losing end of the score to the Strasburg Rams. As the basketball team and cross country team move into the heart of their schedule your support would be greatly appreciated.
Theater Presents
’90s Melodrama
The Front Royal Little Theater will present "A Fate Worse than Death,” a gay '90s melodrama, this Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26, at 8 p.m. with a special Sunday matinee scheduled for September 27 at 2 p.m. The production features all the standards audiences expect from the genre: railroad tracks, a mortgage, beautiful damsel in distress, handsome hero and dastardly villian. Hisses, boos and applause will be welcomed but spectators are reminded that custard pies will be confiscated at the door. “A Fate Worse than Death” will be presented at the E. Wilson Morrison School off Main Street behind the Farmers and Merchants drive-in bank. Admission is $2.
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