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opportunity ior you to worK on a computer, hone your skills, write letters, read the newspaper, read a good book and more. Please call Mrs. Tole at 937-5850 or Jan Makela at 987-8259, if you can com- , mit one morning or afternoon to helping A keep this lab open. Thank you. "
• You may have noticed the new beautiful window to the world in the RCES A office. The view of the mountains is spec- I tacular and makes a visit to the office ^ much more enjoyable for students and 'adults alike. • • Mr. Jon Heddleston, English teacher at •RCHS, has inhabited a room with no windows Tor many years. We understand that having moved to a room in the new high school addition with an entire wall of windows facing the [beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, he was quoted • as saying. "Wow! From no view to what a view!” It sounds as if he's happy in his new surroundings.
; • Phones are incredible devices, but many >(this writer's, for instance) never seem to stop
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