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boarding; Lindsay iNem-DoreRappahannock Scholar; Will Norman-Biology; Christina Norwood- AP English 12; Larry Oliver- Graphic Arts; Ruth Ann Oyster-Rappahannock Scholar; Jesse Palmer-Honors English 9, Geometry, Earth Science; Ben Pendleton- PE 8; Tbmmy Pendleton- English 10; Eric Phillips- Building Trades II; Evonne Pullen- Math 8; Issac Raney- Pre-Calculus; Peter Richards, Jr.- Reading 8; Federico Rojas- Algebra I; Jim Silvey-Math 8; Meagan SmithSpanish II, Drafting; Chris Starks-English 12 Achievement; Sandy Swain- Spanish III; Leslie Taubenberger- Historical Fiction; Brian TaylorMusic History, Rappahannock Scholar; Brittany ThornhillAnatomy & Physiology, Rappahannock Scholar; Ben VerrillHorticulture; Clay VickersSpanish II, World History I; Natasha Webster- Writing; Emily Welch- Algebra I; Nathan Welch- Yearbook, Com’ puter Repair; Kimberly Williams-English 9; Matt WilliamsRappahannock Scholar; Timmy Williams- Manufacturing Technology; Tyler WilliamsRappahannock Scholar; Elviria Yanez- Algebra I; Rachel ZehFrench I, Spanish I.
Recognition was also given to the 2003-2004 Academic Bowl Team: Julia Baumgardner, Morgan Blubaugh, Jenny Ferdetta, Elbe Dodd-Henze, Lauren Herbert, Anna Kreyling, Jesse Palmer, Glen Swain, Leslie Taubenberger, Clay Vickers, Nathan Welch, Tyler Williams, and Luke Wilson.
The first annual Helen Williams Awards for Professional Growth weA presented by William Dietel to four teachers: Lilo Wolfe and Lucy Ann Maeyer of the elementary school and David Naser and Sarah Burke of the high school.
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