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The principal called the athletic competition “healthy” even through the current unfolding of events.
Should those items be returned to the school Lynn said he would observe a “no-questions-asked” policy and continue scheduling Rappahannock High. ^ He added “we’re pretty sure we know” the identity of the culprit although he admits he made that identifica tion “without a shred of evidence.” Yet Lynn claims his information — which he has passed along to the Rappahannock County Sheriffs Department — “is not just idle speculation.” J
Lynn said he contacted RCHS assistant principal and athletic director John Toth about the incidents. Toth then interviewed each soccer player and uncovered no leads, according to Lynn.
Since Sept. 28 when the school sign, estimated by Lynn to be worth $900 was apparently ripped from its pole of treated, two-by-six lumber from the entrance of the school, Lynn said two school flags and a metal “Do Not Enter” sign were stolen.
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