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

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Activities

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10 1 1 14 18 24 30 11 23 27 29 10 14 23 3 12 20 23 6 19 6 ;-8 i 2 3 i-6 10 1 2 2 31 4 5 - wo CALENDAR Event Registration Classes organized Real work Class officers elected District Teachers’ Meeting Program on Holland Monkey show Thanksgiving holiday Invitations selected Class C Title of Eastern Virginia won S.C.A. organized New senior sponsor arrives Christmas holidays Classes resumed Bird program New schedule First air raid drill Pepcrgram party School census taken Senior play Hi-Y Conference in Staunton Holiday Quill and Scroll induction Dramatic Club assembly Easter vacation Juniors order rings Dramatic Club mystery Junior-Senior Prom Baccalaureate Sermon Graduation exercises Reports given out Remarks Here we go again! Such confusion! To takeor not to take? Same old grind — homework. All in favor say aye.” Whee, a holiday! Pardon my Dutch accent. This seems familiar. Ate enough to last a year Your presents requested We did it before and we did it again. Do you think it’s a good idea? Glad to meet vou. Santa, be kind. I tired.” More lovebirds. More confoosing than amoosing. Weren’t the halls quiet? More fun! A whole 815. Henny, how you’ve changed! Java good time? April’s Fool. Ha, Fla! Something new has been added. Pretty good, hey — what? Wook at the wegs on that wrabbit! What? So soon. Guess who done it. Thanks, juniors. The end is near. Am I dreaming?? Good-bye now Faye Clarke Edna Harris Mary Lucy Willis

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S. C. A. COUNCIL The Student Cooperative Association is the newest and largest organization in the high school. Its membership includes every boy and girl in the school. Its council is composed of the president of each organization in the school and a representative from each home room. The main purposes of the S. C. A. are to promote citizenship, cooperation, health, recreation, and self-improvement. It acts as a clearing house for the various organizations. Since its establishment in the fall of this year, it has sponsored the Red Cross and Tuberculosis Campaigns, a campaign to purchase a radio for the school, the Defense Bond and Stamp drive, and an organized effort to save paper, stamps and metal tubes for defense. It has, also, given many and varied assembly programs for the student body. OFFICERS French Slaughter President Henry Clayton Johnson Vice-President Rosalie Kibler Secretary Harriet Green Treasurer Miss Mary Cunningham, Miss Anne Porterfield Sponsors Brown, Sammy Chilton, Robert Comptcn, Dorothy Dodson, Lila Eggborn, Bill Eggborn, Margaret Green, Harriet MEMBERS Hawkins, A. W. Hitt, Thomas Hutchison, Augusta Jameson, Maxwell Jenkins, Hallie Johnson, Henry C. Johnson, Peggy Kibler, Rosalie Norris, Jack Simpson, Bettie Slaughter, French White, Jean Wood, Jean Yancey, Scott Page Twenty-four