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The seventh graders at the Rappahannock County Elementary School want to thank all those people who participated, attended, or donated goods for our money making projects. Our trip to Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Richmond was verysuccessful and worthwhile. We appreciate the support clubs and individuals, have given us. Thank vou.
LYNNE BAINES
Tuesday Morning
The clock is striking 4 a.m. Most seventh graders are awakening. They have to arrive at school by 5:30 in order to catch the bus tor Williamsburg. It is supposed to leave at 6:15, but by 6:30. there is only one of the two buses we need. The brakes of the other bus had frozen and all that was at the school was half-awake seventh graders, frantic chaperones, and one bus. A relief bus finallyarrived by 7:30 and we were on our way.
About 10 we got to the rest stop. Since there was no time to go to Cape Henry, we went on to Old Jamestown, the Glasshouse, and Jamestown Festival Park. It was snowy and icv and hard to w alk.
We loaded back on the buses and drove to the Information Center in
Williamsburg to see \he movie “A Story of a Patriot”.
Then we checked into the Cascades at the Motor House. After we got settled in we walked over to the cafeteria and had spaghetti for dinner. It was good but kind of soupy. After dinner we went to the Williamsburg Wax Museum. All in all it was fun and we learned a lot.
Kristi Pendleton
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