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

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THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is composed of thirty-four girls and nine boys, selected by competitive tryouts before the officers and sponsor. The Club strives to encourage interest in music in the school and provides activity for those talented in singing. It offers training in choral work, and encourages music appreciation. This year the Club has taken part in various school activities, and in connection with the American History classes, has presented several programs commemorating Lee- Jackson Day, Washington’s Birthday, Signing of the Bill of Rights, and Armistice Day. Along with the Dramatic Club it presented a Christmas program in December. The last of April it competed with other Glee Clubs in the State Music Festival held at Richmond. It also contributed to the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs in June. Dorothy Compton Peggy Johnson Ruth Smith Millicent Hutcherson Catherine Palmer Peggy Dinkel Miss Frances Bain Allen, Eunice Berry, Henrietta Booth, Evelyn Brown, Frankie Brown, Joe Brown, Kyle Carder, Patsy Catron, Mary Compton, Dorothy Corder, Dorothy Cox, Elizabeth Dinkel, Peggy Edmondson, Bill Fincham, Opal OFFICERS MEMBERS Forbes, Anre Graves, Frances Griffin, Ashby Harlow, Beverly Harris, Edr.a Hawkins, A. W. Hitt, Thomas Hoffman, Geneva Hudson, Bobby Hurt, Wert Hutcherson, Millicent Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Pauline Jones, Elizabeth Woodville, Helen President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Librarian Sponsor Kibler, Rosalie McClary, Mary E. Myers, Fannie Mae Norris, Jack Palmer, Catherine Roberts, Dorothy Rollins, Celeste Rosson, Hazel Simpson, Bettie Smith, Emily Smith, Ruth White, Jean White, Walter Wood, Jean

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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

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F. F. A. CLUB Top row , left to right: David Carder, Raymond Kite, Earnest Curtis, C. F. Yates, Billy Clark, William Johnson, Mr. Tolbert. Middle roiv, left to right: Maxwell Jameson, John M. Lewis, Samuel Brown, Billy Brown, Joe Apperson, Marvin Hitt. Bottom roily left to right: Claude Bradley, Billy Eddy, Donald Kite, Pete Gardner. +-H CLUB First row, left to right: Dorothy O’Bannon, Elsie Bennett, Betty Hurt, Geneva Hoffman, Elizabeth Edmondson. Second rou, left to right: Margaret Eggborn, Opal Fincham. Clara Margaret Hawkins, Dorothy Yancey, Frances Nicholson. Third row, left to right: Jackie Johnson, Frances Graves, Edith Apperson, Hallie Jenkins, Hilda Compton, Caroline Hawkins, Mae Rumsey. Fourth row, left to right: Beverly Harlow, Elizabeth Carder, Mary Belle Carder, Irene Fincham, Edna Settle, Cecil Carter, Evelyn Kibler. fifth row, left to right: Julia Quaintance, Peggy McVeigh, Margaret Butler. Sixth row , left to right: Billy O’Bannon, Guy Burk, Malcolm Crump, Joe Apperson. Seventh row, left to right: John Flannery, Joe Brown, James Huffman, Kenneth Woods, Richard Furnival, Charles Hurt, Stockton Butler, Allan Fant. Eighth row, left to right: C. F. Yates, Billy Eggborn, Bill Edmondson, Bob Chilton, John Henry Boldridgc.