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Rappahannock High School has ten more computers, thanks to a Warrenton bank. Thomas W. Winfree, President of Jefferson Savings & Loan Association of Warrenton, presented Rappahannock County School Superintendent Dr. David Gangel and High School Principal John Toth with ten personal computers for use in the classroom at Rappahannock County High School recently. Jefferson Savings & Loan made the donation as a result of up-grading their computer system. Rappahannock High School was chosen to receive the computers when On-Site Computers of Culpeper was contacted regarding their knowledge of any area schools in need of comput ers. Jefferson Savings & Loan Asso' ciation, F.A., an equal opportunity |ender is a federally chartered savi ings institution with six branches from Leesburg to Charlottesville Accounts are insured up to $100,00( by the Federal Deposit Insurant Corporation.
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