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ENARMORED: Third graders Chris Payne who won the ‘Best Armor” award and Madison Romine enjoyed their imaginary trip back to medieval times.
students tried “shooting” an apple off the head of a dummy, Jousting, Quarter Staff (Little John on the Bridge), Quintran (training for jousting), among others. Face painting and fortune telling were available for the littlest ones present.
Tbward the end of the celebrations, students were recognized for the authenticity of their costumes, and Rappahannock County winning pages, squires, maidens, and damsels included: Sam Mullany (3rd grade), Grace Alexander (4th grade), Will Mullany (6th grade), Kevin Fernandez (7th grade), and noble Andrew Smith (8th grade). Robin Purnell and Chris Payne won Best Clerical
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