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By RICHARD H. JOHNSON

Rappahannock News SUIT Writer

SPERRYVILLE - The 40 members of Beth Gall’s ninth grade science class at Rappahannock High School got on top of things last week during their field trip to study waste management.

Last Friday morning, in two groups, the youngsters toured the Sperryville waste-water treatment plant, and in the afternoon they went to the Rappahannock landfill near Amissville on an inspection led by county adminstrator John McCarthy.

Mrs. Gall,' who organized the field trip, said the tours were intended to “create an awareness” among the students of problems facing the environment. The class is part of the school’s earth sciences unit.

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