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utes each. This is a change that many other schools have undergone and found successful.
The students and faculty are privileged once again this year to have Sharon Wyrrick joining us at the high school as our artist in residence. Miss Wyrrick is also not a new face at RCHS. Many of us got the opportunity to work with her at school two years ago. She will be bringing her art into each of the student’s lives through many different methods.
Although many things have changed, some things remain the same. The class of 1995 has gone. A new senior class has risen up to set the pace at RCHS. Senior class officers are Jesse Rogers, president; Cari Kerr, vice president; Courtney Welch, secretary; and Mark Jenkins, treasurer. And a busy pace it is. From student government officer election to picture days, each day is filled with fun and excitement. Overall both the students and the faculty at RCHS have a wonderful year ahead..
I look forward to being the Panther Pause correspondent this year. I am a senior at Rappahannock County High School. I thoroughly enjoy attending the high school and I hope I will be able to keep you well informed with the latest happenings at RCHS.
Just A Thought
“Laugh at what you did today. It’s all been done before,” Tim DeLaughter.
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