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just the team members— have learned. The English teacher noted that too often, bright kids have felt that they somehow should apologize for their intellectual abilities. "Answering a question, showing that you've got brains doesn't mean, that you're trying to embarrass your fellow students," Elinchum said, “I've seen an exciting thing happen in the halls of RCHS. I’ve seen average students, “I)” students come up to the team members and congratulate them. It’s a whole new attitude. The entire student body is proud of their classmates’ accomplishments. They’re representatives of the school. They’re carrying the flag.”
Jonathan Watson, the precocious youngster on the squad, has noticed the same thing. “All the kids have been very supportive. And so have our coaches, Mr. Flinchum, Mrs. Wayland and Mr. Patterson. When we've hit bottom, they’ve picked us back up.”
"Our classmates have been really encouraging. They always had something nice to say when we won and they were consoling when we lost,” agreed Ann Oliver. There were times in the past
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