Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

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m««»v Mr. Roger Lee Flinchum VPI—H.A. English English 9 and 10 Mrs. Betty B. Wood Madison College—B.S. Home Economics Education Home Economics I, II, and III Mrs. Cynthia Wayland Mrs. Bettye Costello Mary Washington College-B.A. French Study Hall French I, II, III, and English 8

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Miss Jeanne L. Griffin ODU-B.S. Secondary Kducation. Social Science American Government and U.S. History “I decided to teach history because I was bored in high school history,” said Social Miss Denise L. Nelson Madison College-B.A. English Academic English 11 and 12, English 8 Studies Department chairman Jeanne Griffin. When in high school she felt that there had to be a better way, so she decided that she could do a better job than her high school teachers. A social science buff, she loves anthropology and the history of man. Miss Griffin grew up in Cul- peper, Virginia. After high school she moved to Freder- icksburg to attend Germanna Community College in 1972. She later attended Old Domin- ion University in Norfolk, Vir- ginia. Then she relocated to Annapolis, Maryland where she worked for ARINC Research Corporation as personnel coor- dinator. Her outside interests and hobbies include jogging, golf, racquetball, movies, the beach and the mountains. She has found the students and people here very friendly. Miss Griffin commended the High School Administration because she said they stand be- hind you and many other school systems don’t. Miss Mildred D. Stephens St. Paul's College-B.S. Business Ed «ca- tion Typing I, II, Shorthand I, II, and Office Practice Mrs. Julie S. I.ogan ODU-B.A. Special Education EMR Special Education EMR 23

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Mrs. Sally L. Bristol Cornell College—B.A. Knglish, Univ. of Texas- M. Kd. Knglish Heading Knglish 10, 11, and 12 Mr. J. R. Dennis Fairmont State College- B.A. Industri- al Arts Kducation Building Trades Mr. James T. Futrell, Jr. UNC — B.A. Political Science. U.Va.— M. Counselor Kducation Guidance Counselor Mr. Davis, the Industrial Arts teacher, says he enjoys teaching here because, “The students seem motivated and willing to learn, which makes my job easier.” He attended Trenton State College in New Jersey, where he majored in Industrial Arts Education. He was born in West Virginia and later moved to Virginia where he lived in Arlington and Blacksburg. He then left Virginia for several years, living in Texas before he moved to Front Royal. He said one of is reasons for moving back to Virginia was his love of the mountains. In his spare time he likes to go backpacking, play football and soccer, and he is also inter- ested in photography. Mr. G.W. Davis Trenton State College— B.A. Industrial Arts Kducation Industrial Arts