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By Jan Make la
Volunteer Coordinator
Public School System
• Attention, RCHS alumni! ‘ Homecoming activities are being planned for xhe first weekend in December and we are hoping that all former graduates of RCHS will attend and show your Panther Pride?
• On Friday, Dec. 1, there will be a home basketball game where the Homecoming Court will be presented. This game will be a fun event for all friends of RCHS in the community as well. ; The Homecoming Dance will be on Saturday, Dec. 2. The highlight of the evening will be the crowning of the King and Queen who will be elected by their fellow students. Dressy attire will be required for the dance (no jeans allowed), and admission will be $5 per person or $7 per couple. If you have questions or would like to order tickets in advance please call faculty sponsors Mrs. Janet Long or Mrs. Susan Fox at 987-8575.
• If you know RCHS alumni who no longer live in the area but might like to know about these events, please contact them, or ask a parent or friend to let them know. We are hoping that this will be the biggest and best Homecoming gVer! More details will follow
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• A home volleyball game is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 30 as well. Why not plan now to spend all three nights supporting RCHS, its students and its athletic programs? It will be a great way to begin the winter holiday season! , r • RCMS Students Justin JBurger and Rebecca Tupper report that sixth and seventh grade students in Mr. Jared Nieters and Mr. Michael Stout's Social Studies classes held a mock election on Nov. 7. Students were given an oppor
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