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to provide someone with a set of plans that could give them years of happiness and enjoyment.
Now, if you want to know how I yhpngeddirec- ) tions from working with plants to teaching school, all you have to do is ask. I will say that my desire to be happy and to er\joy what I was doing influenced my decision to be a teacher at Rap- - pahannock. Although I have probably experienced my shai-e of unhappy moments here at Rapp, as one always hears (end its true, 'tool), . things could be worse (or much better).
Racer And Lee
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Rappahannock pupils Hojie Racer and Gaby ;(^e were among three winners chosen from a field of : testants in the American history essay contest sponsored by the Culpeper Minute Men Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. . Hope Racer, a 6th grade pupil from Washington, wrote an essay called “A Peace Maker of the Treaty of Paris: Benjamin Franklin.” Gaby Lee, a Flint Hill 7th grader, submitted a paper titled “The Peruke Maker.” Their compositions now advance to district competition.
The contest was open to all students in grades 5-8 in Rappahannock, Culpeper and Madison Counties. The other winner was Carl Kincheloe, a 5th grader from Culpeper. •
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