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

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L. Hanks waits for her train. CAST Meg Wheeler. Evan Doughton .. Miles Doughton .. Mrs. Wheeler Mr. Wheeler. Aunt Fern. Aunt Lettie. Ada. Lisa ............. Ruby.. Heidi. Jeannie . Terri . Ellen ... Jane... Yvette. Lorraine.. Magda .. Calpurnia. Vince . Alvin .. Student Directors. Properties Director Stage Technician . Faculty Directors ., .Linda Hanks .Rodney Gordon .Richard Croxton ........ Cindy Bowen .Dean Bareford .... Mary Bev Sanford .Rhonda Hinson .Elsie Baylor .......... Linda King Jeannie Loudenslager .Brenda Walker .Wanda Clarke .... Shirley Thompson ... Mary Lee Williams .. Su san Loudenslager .Jane Coates .Peggy Headley ........Joan Sanders .Irma Hammond .Ernest Veney .Phil Sandy .Gregory Pierson Robert Headley .Ernest Brooks .Jonathan Veney Mr. Mrs. J. Kurczak Mrs. E. Williams Mr. H. Benson The Wheeler family say good-bye to Meg. R. Gordon tells J. Coates about men. It is make-up time for L. King and E. Baylor. 23

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Seniors Present First Musical D. Anderson assists with the music. The girls sing “Ask Any Girl” The band plays the music for the play. “Ask Any Girl” was a musical comedy, the first musical play ever to be presented at R.H.S. This was also the first year the cast roles of the Senior Class Production have been opened up to all grades at Rappahannock. The main plot of the play is about a young girl by the name of Meg Wheeler who leaves her small country town to go to New York City, thinking that she will find a better life there. The play was a great success, since more money and more com¬ pliments were obtained from this year’s performance than any other year. R. Croxton displays his talent in song. 22

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RAPPAHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS: First Row, Left to Right: Betty Altaffer, Linda King, Brenda Walker, Bonnie Marks, Linda Hanks, Beverly Clarke, Betsy Brann, Patsy Landman, Joanne Barrack, Vanessa Clarke, Karen Barrack, Callie Brown. Second Row, Left to Right: How¬ ard Smith, Michael Packett, William Rhodes, Gregory Gay, Dean Bareford, James Coates, Wayne Brann, Ernest Veney, Henry Woolard, Bobby Pemberton, Ernest Brooks. Third Row, Left to Right: Gloria Harper, Beth King, Barbara Salzig, Beth Haynes, Virginia Dawson, Jane Coates, Peggy Headley, Wanda Clarke, Debbie Self, Mary Lee Williams, Irma Hammond. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Calvin Sorrell, Billy Hudson, Earl Stowers, Gary Sanders, Paul Smith, Phil Sandy, Andy Dart, David Senter, Wayne Veney, Billy Harper. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Laura Dunaway, Doris King, Janie Wright, Martha Mann, Jayne Edwards, Diane Morris, Iris Anderson, Pam Lewis, Penny Smith, Sandra Scott, Cathy Sanford. Sixth Row, Left to Right: William Cole, Mark Packett, Gregory Pierson, Jonathan Veney, Robert Headley, Richard Croxton, Jimmy Haywood, Ogle Forrest, Ronald Baycote, Danny Dungan. Seventh Row, Left to Right: Mary Laws, Connie Veney, Carolyn Lucas, Shir¬ ley Thompson, Annette Lee, Maxine Thompson, Barbara Reed. Seniors take the last walk. 24