Culpeper County High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Culpeper, VA)

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Faculty Composed of 17 Men, 21 Women Mr. Floyd Binns points out Culpeper on a map of Vir- ginia in his civics class. Miss Mary George Bolen shows photographer Ernest Logemann a recent photography manual from the new rack which holds material helpful to Colonnade members. Mr. Charles Boyd browses over a student’s record in the (Guidance Department. Mr. Floyd Binns, sponsor of the Senior Class, softball, and the school store, teaches U. S. Government and psychology. He is a member of the guidance and advisory com- mittees and is chairman of the social studies committee. His hobbies are softball, fishing, and photography. Miss Mary George Bolen, school librar- ian, is sponsor of the Colonnade staff, assist- ant adviser of the Library Club, and is a mem- ber of the guidance committee. Her hobby is gardening. She is a member of the Library Board of Culpeper Town and County Library. Mr. Charles Boyd, Jr., a new faculty mem- ber, studied at Randolph-Macon College. He teaches biology and general science and is a member of the guidance department. His hobbies are water skiing and tennis. Mr. Shirley Broyles teaches Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV and sponsors the FFA. He attends Bethel Baptist Church, is chairman of the board of deacons, teaches the men’s Bible class, and is a member of the Culpeper Ruritan Club. Mr. Roland Clement, Jr., teaches U. S. History and History 8, sponsors the debating team, and is Colonnade ad adviser. His hobbies are swimming and movie photography. Mrs. Roland Clement, Jr., teaches L T . S. History and world history, advised the cheer- leaders during September and October, and coached Girls’ Jayvee Basketball. Her hobby is horseback riding. Mr. Shirley Broyles demonstrates shop equipment to his Y’o-ag students. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clement work together to prepare for their U. S. History classes. 8

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Palmer Assumes Principalship of CCHS Mr. Wa lter Palmer, new principal, was formerly principal at Wakefield High School. He served in the U. S. Marine Corps for two years and taught for five years in the Highland Park Elementary and Jefferson Senior High School in Roanoke. Born in Roanoke, he re- ceived his B.A. degree from Roanoke College and his M.Ed. degree from the Virginia Poly- technic Institute. He has also completed class work toward his doctorate at the University of Virginia. Mr. Palmer has participated in the Administrative Training program in the Roa- noke city school system and is a past president of the Schoolmasters Club of Roanoke. His hobbies are reading and chess. Mr. J oseph Hockman, assistant principal and athletic director, obtained his degree in secondary education at Shepherd College. He sponsors the Varsity Club and is a member of the social studies and physical education com- mittees. He teaches world geography and phys- ical education. He also helps plan the annual Physical Education and Health Show, and is responsible for attendance check every morn- ing. His hobby is swimming. Mrs. Powell Button obtained her Secre- tarial Diploma at Averett College, Danville. Mr. Walter Palmer gets his ideas together to dictate a reply to a letter. She is secretary to the principal and also serves as school treasurer. She spends the first period each morning making up the absentee list and the school bulletins for students and for teachers. Her hobbies include canning, sewing, and cooking. Mr. Joseph Hockman relays information to the press booth on a portable telephone during a district basketball game. Mrs. Powell Button makes out a check as school treasurer.

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Ten Teachers Work First Year at CCHS Mrs. John Davies helps sons Andy and Lea with their Albert Furgiuele points out chart to help typing stu- homework. Mr. Billy Douthat grades test papers. Mrs. dents. M rs. John Davies obtained her B.S. in Secondary Education at Longwood College. She is a member of the math committee and sponsors the National Honor Society. Her family and church activities at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church take up all her outside time. Mr. Billy Douthat, obtained a B.S. from the East Tennessee State College. He co- sponsors the SCA. His hobbies are reading magazines and playing piano and basketball. He teaches I.C.T. and sponsors the DO Club. Mrs. Albert Furgiuele teaches Typing I and II and Shorthand I. She sponsors the Library Club, is assistant sponsor of the FBLA chapter, and is a member of the business com- mittee and chairman of the social committee. Her hobbies are genealogy and antiques. She is a member of the A.A.U.W. and treasurer of the C.C.E.A. Mr. William Hall teaches Choral Music. He sponsors the Choral Club and sings in the Baptist Church Choir. His hobby is music. Mr. H erbert Hash sponsors the safety patrol and teaches business math, business law, world geography, and general business. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. He was at one time a professional baseball player. Mrs. William Houck sponsors the FBLA, is chairman of State FBLA committee of V.B.E.A., and is assistant adviser in charge of typing for the Colonnade. She attends Stevensburg Baptist Church, where she is a Sunday School teacher. Mr. William Hall ur ges his Chora! Music students to im- prove their diction. Mr. Herbert Hash calls attention to some pertinent characteristics of citizenship to Homeroom 17. Mrs. William Houck shows Mrs. William Bowen and Mr. Paul Pucklitsch office equipment in a Back-To-School class for parents. 9