Rappahannock High School - Rappahannock / Confederate Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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Commencement Speakers arii 4 ■ Mullin, David Parr, Temple Wright. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Gail Turner, Mamie Barber, Jean West, Maxine Carey, Karen Gray, Kathleen Gordon, Jean Sullivan, Sharon Woolsey, Debra Sandy, Flaine Smith, Peggy Revere, Celeste Johnson, Bev¬ erly Barrack. SIXTH ROW, Left to Right: Joe Fallin, Floyd Sanders, Andrew Galla- RAYMIE SMITH gher, Elmer Jackson, Thomas Pearson, Ste¬ phen Hayden, Emanuel Grimes, Benny Gordon, Robert Lewis, Frank Douglas, David Sanders, Raymond Smith, Harry Davis, Jerry Veney. SEVENTH ROW, Left to Right: Martin Hinson, Albert France, Ralph Self, John Sichol, Ronald Mundie, Dale Clark. RICH GOUT DIN HERBERT VENEY JAMES SAUNDERS TEM WRIGHT

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RAPPAHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL SEN¬ IOR CLASS: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Lewis, Ann Withers, Rita LeVere, Pat Scates, Wanda Hanks, Debby Dart, Patsy Withers, Dorothy Hinson, Doris Brown, Betty Johnson, Faye Packett, Susan Delano. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: James Gray, Richard Gouldin, James Saun¬ ders, Lane Seward, Randy Hinson, Wesley Thomas, Herbert Veney, James Sanford, Jackie Woolard, Danny Dunaway, Ezekiel Scott. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Carrie Withers, Martha Clark, Mae Thomas, Shel¬ by Barber, Bertha Veney, Darnell Veney, Ann Clark, Cathy Barrack, Linda Bryant, Susan Bronner, Ann Sanders, Lynn Brom¬ ley, Cherry Baylor, Jacqueline Sorrell. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Jon Bron¬ ner, Gary Brown, David Packett, Edward Walker, Carlton Burrell, Stephen Packett, Dale Sanders, Howard McGeorge, Clifford We’ve Only Just Begun Poem .. Ariel ' .Tem Wright Addresses. If We Have Knowledge ”. . . .Rich Gouldin If We Have Love ”.Susan Delano If We Have Vision ”. . . .James Saunders Solo. No Man Is An Island .... Herbert Veney

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fcAPPAHANNoc f HIGH SCHOOL Elaine Smith — Reporter; Jean Sullivan — Secretary; Patsy Withers — Treasurer; Karen Gray — Vice-President; Raymie Smith — President. Debby And Andy Prophesy . . . Elaine Smith wasn ' t sure at first what she’d become, and neither were we. She found her place though, and the Flip Wilson Show is now the Elaine Smith Comedy Hour. Jean Sullivan became Mrs. Jean Patton and is now the little woman behind the big man of Patton Tape In¬ dustries. Patsy Withers was the school’s champion female ath¬ lete and remained one after graduation. She went into a strenuous training schedule that caused her to win the Decathlon in the ' 72 Olympics. Karen Gray could have accomplished anything she wished. She settled for something she’d enjoy and now runs a car dealership that sells only cute little red Volkswagens. Raymie Smith put his extensive knowledge of basket¬ ball to proper use and is now making money endlessly. He coaches the Green Bay Packers football team. 26