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Rappahannock News photo/Cindy Mahan SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENTS AT RCES learn about Native American art by producing their own images based on the Plains Indians’s medicine wheel concept. Artist Laurie Marshall worked with about 60 fifth graders, who painted 15 different acrylic images. The students included, front row, from left, Brie Calendrella, Shaumbay Fuller and Melissa Zim; middle/ow, from left, Laurie Marshall, Wesley Welk, John Poolicelli, Nikki Rustic, Greg Snead and Sarah Farr; back row, from left, Crystal Leake, Roy Pool, Mark Jenkins and Tiffany Stokes. The art will be exhibited in Front Royal and Haymarket Correctional Center. *
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