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

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THOSE WHO FOLLOW US UNIORS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Sophomores President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Mac Moorf. John Henry Brown Cary Humphries Billy Reams Lorraine Frye Tom Edmondson Charles Hurt Hazel Rosson Elizabeth Green F RESHMEN President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Oliver Kilby Geraldine Jones Pete Bragg Peggy Blankenbaker T u enty-

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First row, left to right: Eunice Allen, Frankie Brown, Hazel McDaniel, Emily Smith, Jeanne Zeller. Second row, left to right: Sallie Ann Curtis, Ashby Griffin, Millicent Hutcherson, Ann Forbes. Third row, left to right: Ashby Burton, Shelley Hunt, Tom Edmondson, Duff Green. A group of our own who presented “A MIND OF HER OWN” By Anne Ferning Weatherly A Mind of Her Own” was a 3 -act comedy presented by the Senior Class on March 31. The scene of the story was laid at the summer cottage of the Bartletts, situated on the shore of Silver Lake in the Middle West. Emily Smith played the role of an 18- year-old girl who was naive, impressionable, and had an unbounded enthusiasm for inviting guests to the family’s summer home. Romantic interests were supplied mainly by Bunny Bartlett, Emily Smith and Steve Henderson, A shby Burton. Steve was a likeable 20-year-old Texan who was continually trying to discourage Bunny from copying every girl she knew and to out-wit his love rival, Hugh. Tom Edmondson played the part of Hugh Randall who provided much romantic comedy and rivalry. Other characters chosen by the directors, Miss Carrie Gibboney and Miss Ruth Campbell, were Ashby Griffin as Delia Bartlett, the emotional mother who always saw the better side of her children’s mischief. Shelley Hunt portrayed the part of Jim Bartlett, the conservative father, who was frequently upset by Bunny’s business disrupting guests. Lizzie, the Bartlett’s catastrophe-loving maid, was played by Ann Forbes. The mis- chievous and easy going son, Tommie Bartlett, Duff Green, was for the first time inter- ested in girls and he bestowed his admiration upon flirtatious Carol Russel fresh from the big city, played by Jeanne Zeller. Tommie’s sister, Nettie, who was Eunice Allen, caused much m ischief trying to be noticed. The elderly spinster who had taught bird- lore at Silver Lake, Miss Flora Fenwich, was Sallie Ann Curtis. Delphine Lindley, Hazel McDaniel, and Jessica Atwood, Millicent Hutcherson, were two of Bunny’s troublesome guests. Frankie Brown played the part of Mrs. Phelps, a hard working woman who took life very seriously and highly disapproved of the childish pranks of Nettie and Tommie that nearly drove everyone crazy. T wenty

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Edith Allen Henrietta Berry Mabel Berry Evelyn Booth Medaine Buderman Katherine Colvin Irene Corbin Mary Catherine Corbin Edna Curtis Alma Dodson Alice Donald Bryant Durham Tom Edmondson Margaret Eggborn Marjorie Gilmore Duff Green Elizabeth Green Leona Grimmelsman Thelma Hall Irene Hilton Dorothy Hitt Marvin Hitt Charles Hurt Corinne Jenkins T wenty-two I U N 1 O R S