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

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lltLUU As We See Our Classmates Girl Boy Most popular Winnie Hudson L. A. Rhoades Best all around Helen Jeffries L. A. Rhoades Best athlete Sistee Stringfellow Johnny Mai ' tin Best leader Helen Jeffries L. A. Rhoades Best looking Lucy .A.llport John Thrift Best sport Sistee Stringfellow Wade Hitt i Iost stylish Lucy Allport L. A. Rhoades Laziest Jeanne Davenport Wade Hitt Most industrious Margaret Carpenter Douglas WTiite Wittiest Winnie Hudson Sidney Ritter Best dancer Frances Kilby L. A. Rhoades Most talented Margaret Carpenter Sidney Ritter Biggest talker Winnie Hudson Sidney Ritter Friendliest Winnie Hudson Douglas White Most studious Margaret Carpenter John Thrift Quietest Eulaleur Mason Wade Hitt Senior ( lass Song, IQ36 (Tune, Out”) Cioodbye C. II. S., one more perfect term is o’er. Goodbye C. H. S., four years of work are throuj?h. We’ve reached the hour of parting So now to college we go, Goodbye C. II. S., pleasant memories go with us. Goodbye C. H. S., caps and gowns have come. Goodbye C. H. S., invitations have been sent. We’ve reached the time of parting. So down the aisle we go, Goodbye C. H. S., watch us as we leave you now. Myra Smith. 21