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Chappell’s Comer

Reduced fitness

center rates for students and parents

During December and January, the Rappahannock County High School (RCHS) fitness center is offering halfpriced admission to all college students and Rappahannock public school parents.

The fitness center is open to the public at moderate prices. Full-time school employees, fulltime county employees and all K-12 students (regardless of where they attend school) may use the facilities at no charge.

Membership fees:

County residents - $7 far a day $14 for a month or $120 far a year.

Non-residents - $10 far a day $23 far a month or $180 far a year

County fire ami rescue volunteers, state employees who work in Rappahannock County people 62 years or older and part-time school and county employees may use the center far $7 a month or $60 a year

Hours:

Monday through Friday 4-7 p.m.

Two RCHS band

students qualify

for states

Rappahannock County High School students Beth Martin and Evan Espinola will have the chance to audition for the Virginia All-State Band in February at James Madison University

RCHS students recognized far musical achievement are:

Beth Martin, baritone sax, first chair.

Evan Espinola, alto sax, sec-. imrf chair.

Katfe Hale, clarinet, second chair.

Heidi Rechin, trumpet, second alternate.

Lily Nealon, flute, second alternate.

Taylor light, flute, fourth chair. RCES band student

makes first chair in

two instruments

Rappahannock County Elementary School sixth grader Mimi White made district first chair far flute and piccolo.

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