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

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F.F.A. Club First row, left to right: C. F. Yates, Raymond Kite, Donald Kite, Mr. R. R. Tolbert. Second row, left to right: Henry Witten, Joe Weaver, John Judd, Ernest Brown, Roger Curtis, Guy Burke, Bryant Durham, Billy O ' Bannon. Third row, left to right: Floyd Jenkins, Ernest Brown, Buddy Thornhill, John Eddy, Hunter Pope Hixon, Kenneth Woods, Stockton Butler. Fourth row, left to right: Wheatley Shackelford, Lindbergh Settle, James Hoffman, Marshall Seale, Farrell Payne, Clarence Baber, Charles Chelf, John Guthrie. President PETE GARDNER Secretary C. F. YATES, JR. Reporter ROBERT COVINGTON Vice-President DONALD KITE Treasurer RAYMOND KITE Sponsor MR. R. R. TOLBERT MOTTO: “Learning to do, doing to learn; earning to live; living to serve. This organization is composed of boys who are studying vocational agri- culture. They work for the advancement of the community, state, and nation. Rural leadership is an outstanding need of the year. Through the Future Farmers of America scientific agriculture will be realized. These boys will learn to produce better and larger crops which will give the food vital for wartime. Page Twenty-eight

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Library Club First row, left to right: Harriet Green, Emily Smith, Mary Catron, Julia Quaintance, Bill Edmondson. Second row, left to right: Jack Norris, Bud Burton, Bobby Peterson, Effie Sours. Third row, left to right: Pres Browning, Hazel Rosson, Cecil Trainum, Malcolm Moore, Margaret Eggborn, Katherine Jones, Lillian Green, Sally Armstrong, Margaret Jones, Kate Willis, Ellen Bragg, Ida Smith, Miss Mary George Bolen, Willie Martin, Jimmie Towsey. OFFICERS President .....Mary Hagy Catron Vice-President Harriet Green Secretary-Treasurer Emily Smith Reporter Julia Quaintance The purposes of the Library Club are to train assistants for the school library and to foster interest in libraries and books. These students care for library material, check books in and out, and raise enough money each year to purchase one unit of books for the school. At least one assembly is given for the student body. This year an interest- ing program was given presenting reviews of newly acquired books, current best sellers, books of war stories and war work bought through the Library Club. Page T wenty-sevei,

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4-H Club First row, left to right: Evelyn Kibler, Margaret Eggborn, Bill Edmondson, President; Julia Quaintance, John Guthrie, Peggy McVeigh, Edith Apperson. Second row, left to right: Joyce Brown, Dorothy O ' Bannon, Elsie Bennett, Clara Margaret Hawkins, Dorothy Yancey, Geneva Hoffman, Edna Settle, Irene Fincham, Mary Belle Carter, Anne Thomas, Peggy Hundley, Viola Delph. Third row, left to right: Elizabeth Edmondson, Betty Hurt, Jackie Johnston, Leona Grimmelsman, Mary F. Yancey, Mary Kibler, Heber Tanner, Margaret Brown, Ruby Miller, Harriet Brown, Ann Vaughn, Lucy Thornhill. Fourth row, left to right: J. H. McDevitt, Stanley Frazier, Kenneth Brown, Richard Furnival, Katherine Jones, Frances Nicholson, Elizabeth Carder, Hallie Jenkins, Ruby Wayland, Jacque Curtis, Katherine Bowen. Fifth row, left to right: Billy Read, Guy Burke, Joe Brown, C. F. Yates, John Judd, John Boldridge, Charles Hurt, Tom Edmondson, Johnny Edmondson, Jessie Carpenter. Sixth row, left to right: Lee Yowell, Ernest Brown, Lindbergh Settle, Floyd Jenkins, James Hoffman, Stockton Butler, Kenneth Woods, Harold Carder, Reginald Harlow. Mrs. George W. Edmond- son, sponsor, was absent when picture was made. Food will win the war and write the peace. With this thought in mind the 4-H Clubs throughout the nation have pledged their Heads, Hearts, Hands, and Health to victory. With every member enrolled in some project related to the war effort, the 4-H Club is a great factor in winning the war. The President of the United States wrote in December, 1942, to the 4-H Clubs of the nation. We have faith in your ability to render a great service. We know that you, like your brothers and sisters in the service, love the spirit and perseverance that will bring victory in the fight for human freedom and a world at peace. We are doing our part! HONORS Bill Edmondson | County, state, and national sectional winners in C. F. Yates f Kraft Dairy Production Demonstration Contest. Ernest Brown First place in county Sears-Roebuck Fat Pig Contest Lindbergh Settle Third place in county Sears-Roebuck Fat Pig Contest Hallie Jenkins First place in county canning contest Page Twenty-nine