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

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Yearbook Staff Works Against Time Adrienne calculates the total of ad sales . . . Mrs. Sampson shows staff how to layout pages. Gail checks the number of pages left to do. Mark attempts to display his talents in the dark room. Annual staff uses Time Passes On as their theme with hourglasses as a representative of time. Sales were up, selling close to 200 yearbooks. Throughout the year¬ book, we have tried to show school life from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the long months between September and June. We also try to show many of the extra-curricular activities in which the students faithfully participate. 6

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First in VHSL. The Rappahannock Yefl Page 3 Job Lack is Possible by Matthew Packett It is seven-thirty in the morning as Ralph Raider is awakened by an internal alarm clock. “Time to get ready for school,” he thinks. “Wait a minute though, school’s over. Ah, summer vacation - no school for three calm months.” So Ralph settles down for a long sleep. First, however, his eyes gaze upon his bureau where a round scroll of sheepskin lies. “Hey, just a minute! That’s right, no school at all for me! I almost forgot. Hmmm, that means I have a lot of time on my hands. A whole heckuva lot! Better start looking for a job!” Again he settles back down in his bed and runs over the many positions that he would like to fill. Various jobs such as con¬ struction, heavy machine operation, welding, carpentry, and masonry all strike his fancy — especially the salaries that accompany them. Ralph proceeds downstairs and eats a good, heavy breakfast. down the street. Presently he “If I get one this morning, I’m comes to one site described in the going to need plenty,” he thinks paper, he checks again, to himself. “Bricklayer and carpenter After putting on some clothes needed.” , suitable to work in, Ralph “That’s for me!” reaches for the “want ads.” Just Ralph then approaches the as he thought, there were foreman on the job and lays a countless vacancies in the same on 8 speech on how much ex¬ vocations he had been perience he has had in school daydreaming about. Tearing out with these vocations, along -with a sufficient number Ralph stuffs some heavy exaggerations, the ads in his pocket and walks on One of the many interesting articles in the Yell . . . The newspaper staff hard at work. 5

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Front Row, (L. to R.) : Gail Self, Shirley Clark, Jane Headley, Sue Thrift, Adrienne Wood, Peggy Veney. Middle Row, (L. to R.): Cindy Scott, Sue Alderman, Nancy Wilson, Debra Headley, Karen Waterfield, JoAnn Johnson, Debra Dodson. Back Row, (L. to R.): Mark Dungan, Douglas Jesse, Robbie Smith, Sophronia Baylor, Adriane Jones, Rodney Gordon. Mary Bev signs up to purchase a yearbook. 7