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

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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

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FRONT ROW: Mrs. Brown, Sponsor; E. Baylor, Co-Reporter; D. Thomp¬ son, Secretary; 0. Darby, Co-Vice President; J. Bronner, Co-President; R. LeVere, Co-President; S. Bronner, Co-Vice President; C. Mullin, Trea¬ surer; K. Sydnor, Co-Reporter. SECOND ROW: G. Gay, R. Smith, S. Bronner, D. Rock, B. Clarke, D. Sanders, S. Delano, S. Scott. THIRD ROW: Capt. Knight, Sponsor; R. Gouldin, H. Veney, D. Dart, J. Stover, F. Fidler, D. Brown, B. Altaffer. FOURTH ROW: W. Ryland, D. Parr, G. Brown, C. Minor, I. Packett, B. Pemberton. Co-SCA Officers Work Together The SCA of Rappahannock High School is an organization designed to foster school spirit and cooperation. This past school term the SCA worked especially hard to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation among the students and faculty. One of the year’s highlights was the Domestic Exchange Program held with Manchester High School of Chesterfield. Other successful programs included the spring dance, the operation of the used bookstore, the broadcasting of the morning devotions, news and sports, the Roth programs and other special assemblies. Our fund-raising projects involved the SCA Auction, the Sing-Out South and a bake sale. The SCA also took an active part in community relations such as providing things at Christmas time to a needy family, giving to those who suffered from Fire loss, and getting donors for the hloodmohile. This past school year has been full of pleasant and relative activities, and we as the SCA would like to give a special thanks to those who made it possible. Don’t Drop it, Rita. 28 Anyone interested in buying Jon’s bottles.