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From Back Issues of the Rappahannock News
30 Years Ago
Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969
The Rappahannock Lions Club honored its ladies with the annual Ladies Night dinner meeting last Wednesday evening. Among those present were Mrs. F.S. Boze, Dennis Wingfield, Mrs. Wingfield and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Brown. The Sperryville Boy Scout Troop 65, will sell Christmas trees from Saturday until Wednesday on the parking lot at Sperryville Esso Service Station operated by F.D. Coffey. The members of the Future Homemakers Club at RCHS have made stuffed toys which will be given to patients in the children’s wards at the University of Virginia Hospital for Christmas. The toys were delivered to the hospital on Tuesday and club members going included: Charlotte Printz, Martha Lou O’Bannon, Miss Jane Coleman, Home Ec. Instructor, Patsy Payne and Brenda Jett. More than 30 club members helped with the project. Sue Titchenell of Woodville, a member of Girl Scout Troop 380, was awarded the Sign of the Arrow, the second highest award in Juniors. This signifies all around participation in scout activities and projects and indicates that certain necessary badges have been earned by her.
25 Years Ago
Thursday, Dec. 12, 1974
Basketball season is at hand and the first home game . was Tuesday night when two Panther teams met. Rappahannock and Page County are both “Panthers.” Backing up the team were the cheerleaders and fans. Cheerleaders are Beth Parker, Donna Cannon, Cindy ' Cummins, Connie DelGross, Mary Hudson, Ellen
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