Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

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The Annual Staff of RCHS would like to show our ap- preciation of one outstanding person in the school. We dedicate the '74 Rappsody to Mrs. Linda Toth. The entire staff chose one teacher they felt deserved special recognition for helping others. Mrs. Toth has been helpful in many phases of a students life at RCHS. She began her teaching in 1970 and has remained concerned about the students ever since. Those of us leaving will always remember her and her special concern for her kids. Many students came to know her as Mama Toth as as the familiarity grew so did the closeness. The students in her class were always given an open ear and advice if needed. She supported all students in sports and activities and her interest seemed to come from an unending source. She has helped with serveral after school activities such as being the cheerleading sponsor and helping di- rect the Senior Play. Once again the Annual Staff must thank Mrs. Linda Toth for her special attitude toward stu- dents which gives the students a special feeling for her. 5

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The R.C.H.S. Administration is composed of Mr. Wingfield, Principal; Mr. G. Patterson, Assis- tant Principal; and Mr. James Futrell, our Gui- dance Counselor. All helped consistantly throughout the year to compose the backbone of our school, and to make it run as smoothly as possible under a strong authority and guidance. When one considers all the things that go into managing a school, and making ends meet, then one becomes a little more considerate of their positions. We appreciated most heartily their ef- forts, because they made our lives at school spring forth a little brighter. You'd have bags under your eyes too . . R.C.H.S. ADMINISTRATION SoYh 6 Yes, I know what you mean! 'The files are in such a mess, a, b, g, k, . .