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foundation, believe in yourself, and apply yourself. "We don’t know what the future holds. But I hope that whatever you choose, you will do your best," Dr. Gangel said. If so, at the end of your life you can "look back and say. as Peter did to Timothy, ‘I fought a good fight; I finished my course; I have kept the faith’." Gesturing to the stack of diplomas beside the speaker’s podium. Dr. Gangel added, “You are about to receive your entry forms, your diplomas. Finish the course." A total of 15 scholarships were presented to members of the senior class by Rappahannock County organizations and individuals. Following is the list of awards and the winners: Valedictorian medallion: Wesley Jenkins, who graduated with a cumulative four year grade-point average of 3.909. He received a 22-credit Advanced Studies Diploma. Salutatorian medallion: Anthony Fudd, who graduated with a cumulative GPA of 3.773. He was also
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