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

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GIRLS’ HI-Y CLUB Membership in the Girls’ Hi-Y Club includes girls from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes who maintain satisfactory scholastic standards and subscribe to the purpose of the Hi-Y — to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the high school and community.” The Hi-Y is a character building organization and service club which seeks to extend high standards of wholesome living throughout the student body. Clean thoughts, clean speech, clean scholarship and clean sportsmanship are among the standards that Hi-Y members try to maintain and extend. The Club conducts chapel programs, sponsors campaigns cn honesty, health, school spirit, etc.; and each year organizes a six weeks Bible Study course for the student body. The members derive much pleasure from welfare work such as sending Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and adopting a small child for whom they provide the necessary clothing and medical attention. OFFICERS Jean White Ruth Smith Eleanor Covington Mary Campbell Chilton President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Anne G. Porterfield, Mrs. George Hudson, Mrs. Harry B. Lacy Armstrong, Sally Browning, Anne Chilton, Mary Campbell Clarke Faye Covington, Eleanor Eller, Carolyn Fitzhugh Leta MEMBERS Graves. Frances Green, Harriet Harris, Edna Moore, Ellen Palmer, Catherine Smith, Ruth Thornhill, Hilda Sponsors Triplett, Nancy Viar Vernette White, Jean Whitehurst, Katherine Willis Anne Willis, Mary Lucy Page T wenty-seven

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BOYS’ HI-Y CLUB The Boys’ Hi-Y Club, organized in Culpeper High School in 193 5 is a club which fosters good citizenship, noble character, development of personality, and gentlemanly qualities as a whole. This organization is based upon, and strongly advocates the follow- ing: cleanness in sportsmanship, scholarship, speech and thought, and, also, strength of body, mind, and spirit. Baskets of food for the needy are prepared and distributed by the Club’s members at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Also, it sponsors social dances and parties, in addition to many talks by prominent citizens throughout the year. OFFICERS Robert Chilton Wert Hurt Hawes Yowell Donald Button Mr. William Heffernan, Mr. R. R. Tolbert President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Sponsors MEMBERS Burton, Bud Bushong, Edgar Button, Donald Chilton, Robert Clement, Charles Colvin, J. M. Edmondson, Bill Hitt, Thomas Hudson, Bobby Hurt, Wert Hutcherson, Roy Quaintance, Joe Trainum, Cecil Williams, Bernard Yates, C. F. Yowell, Hawes Page T wenty-six

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THE DRAMATIC CLUB The purposes of the Dramatic Club are to develop poise, self-confidence, a dramatic talent, proper pronunciation and enunciation, and to aid in worthy use of leisure time. At Christmas time, the Dramatic Club presented a short comedy entitled Pop Reads the Christmas Carol”. Every Spring the Club gives a three-act play. This year it is a mystery entitled The Pennington Case”. The Dramatic Club also gave a short play for the P.T.A. OFFICERS Rosalie Kibler President Lila Dodson Vice-President Ellen Moore Secretary Jean Wood T reasurer Miss Mary Cunningham MEMBERS Sponsor Bennett, Elsie Haley, Claire Peterson, Bobby Brown, Macon Hawkins, Clara Rollins, Celeste Brown, Joe Hudson, Bobby Simpson, Bettie Browning, Anne Hurt, Wert Singers, Connie Button, Donald Hutchison, Augusta Smith, Ruth Chilton, Mary C. Jeffries, Betty Trainum, Elmer Clavbrook, Richard Johnson, Henry C. Utz, Mardis Compton, Dorothy Johnson, Peggy Weaver, Claudine Dodson, Lila Johnson, Polly White, Edward Edmondson, Tom Kibler, Rosalie Williams, Sonny Forbes, Ann McClary, Mary E. Willis, Anne Green, Duff Moore, Ellen Willis, Mary Lucy Green, Harriet Norris, Jack Wood, Jean Yancey, Scott