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Gap played “Waltz Georgia.” Castleton’s Michelle Thompson, also a clarinetist, performed “II Primo Canto.” According to band instructor Robin Dexter, the students, all sixth graders, have begun an excellent music career as evidenced by the high scores awarded their solos by the Festival Judges.
The garden at Wakefield School at Huntly was alive with color last week as the azaleas dominated the scene joined by a few lingering tulips and dogwood blossoms. Mrs. William Lynn established the garden in memory of her late husband, Dr. William E. Lynn, Sr. A fountain surrounded with evergreen centers the garden and trees on either side frame this area.
The Cub Scouts picked up trash on Route 642 from Amissville to Viewtown Saturday. The group had a lunch of hot dogs and potato chips prepared by Mrs. Hurst and drinks were provided by Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Barron at their Viewtown store. The group reported that there was less trash on the road this year than last.
10 YEARS AGO
May 17, 1995
The 1995 RCHS prom was a thrilling and fun event for about 150 students. With the theme “Stairway to Heaven,” it was held at the Bowling Qreen Country Club South, North of Front Royal. Most people attending the prom first had dinner in a fine restaurant. At the beginning of prom the slow songs were the most popular, but the DJ, taking requests from the crowd, played the better songs toward the end of the evening. Even after all that dancing, most of the attendees still had energy for the after-prom party at the Crooked Run Racquet and Fitness Center in Front Royal. There were 102 students at the party and 30 people were still present when it ended at 5 a. m.
RCHS junior Jim Clark returned from the Service’s International Science and Engineering Fair in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada with $12,000 worth of cash and scholarship prizes.
COMPILED BY RUTH PURNELL
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