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in a particular area: Suzanne Zylonis, Pottery; Paige Coombs, Spice Chest; Hazel Zinn-Day, Basketry; Nanette Hogan and Ronnie Ellis, Colonial Foods; Vi Potter, Quilting; Bobby and Debbie Flournoy, Tools; Jeff Light, Harmonicas; and Liz Varela, Indian Crafts. We are thrilled with the level of talent that was displayed for our children. Parent volunteers who also lent a hand to plan and facilitate this special event were Sharon Humbles, Cathy Switzer, Wanda Early, Rainer Perry, and Kathy Moore. (Nanette Hogan deserves special thanks for preparing foods and lining, up parent volunteers for all three Early American Reenactments at RCES this year.)
This latest reenactment was the third in the series of Tapestry of Time productions that were part of the Artist in Residence grant obtained by Music teacher Joy Rollins and Art teacher Harriet Rosenblatt.
• Congratulations to RCHS students Berkley Hobson and Phillip Thomas on being the first Rappahannock residents to finish the Fodderstack Run earning for each of them the coveted Eva Smith Award. This was Phillip’s second win.
• RCES teacher Kelly Estes accompanied one of her students, Tiffany Wayland, in the run. That is truly going above and beyond the call of duty!
• It was great to see so many public school students involved in this special county event with their families and friends. Among them were David Clement, Josh Makela, Jesse Palmer, Andy Propst, Gunnar Propst and Alex Ramey. Alex and David placed in their category.
• RCHS recently held a special National Honor
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