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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
Rappahannock High School Valedictorian Amy Kellert and Salutatorian Chris Stone were exempt front taking final exams this week, but they do have final academic chores, writing speeches for graduation.
Amy’s high school years have been fall. She has been a cheerleader for five years, regularly recognized as being the “most spirited” cheerleader on the squad.
This year she has been president of the Student Council and the Future Educators of America. She has also been an active member of the Varsity Club.
In earlier years she belonged to the Future Business Leaders of America and to the Students Against Drunk Driving. For two years she played varsity softball. She has won several academic honors.
Next year she will be attending the University of Virginia. She is undecided about a major but is leaning towards government. “I’m going to miss high school life,” she said. “I’ll miss the sports and activities, my teachers and friends.”
Amy reported that she liked all her teachers but will particularly miss government teacher Dennis Wingfield. She said he had increased her interest in the study of government. “He’s a neat guy,” she said. “He made me stop and think about a lot of things that are happening in our country today.”
She reports that she will also miss her. work in her parents’ vineyard, and although she will miss the harvest this year, she will
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