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

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Senior Song Book SEPTEMBER School (fays! School days! Good old golden rule days.” 7 — School began. What a mix up of schedules! 1 1 — Our first assembly. You should have seen us seniors strolling in. 26 — Our first Senior class meeting. Hurrah Duff! 29 — Broken hearts. Blue Devils lost their first big game at Waynesboro, 12-6. OCTOBER The leaves from fhe trees all dance in the breeze and float on the ripples. 6 — Broken hearts mended. C.H.S. — 39, Fluvanna — 7. 19 — Classes cut for first movie, Pot of Gold.” 3 0 — S.C.A. installation of officers. We still remember the pledges and the candle- light. NOVEMBER You’ve got to be a football hero to get along with a beautiful girl. 17 — Blue Devils started the month off right. They swamped Fluvanna, 21-7. 17 — Glen Miller’s Stardust” filled the library for our first party. Thanks, S.C.A. 24 — Hooray! We won our last football game. Front Royal — 7, C.H.S. — 2! 24 — D. E. club had a Fun Night.” Party enjoyed by all. 29 — Thanksgiving holiday ’til the 4th. Turkey, here I come! DECEMBER Silent Night, Holy Night, All is calm, all is bright.” 7 — Our War Bond quota topped with a rally; $9,5 54.5 0 to our credit. 20 — Our last assembly for the good old year of ’44 was a Christmas program presented by the Glee Club. 21 — Christmas holidays. Dear Santa, I want .” JANUARY Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind. 2 — Back to school with all of our new resolutions. 8 — The Roth program on Midnight Movies.” Lights! Camera! Action!

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features In this section of the book we present those features peculiar to seniors. They represent our past, present and, in a some- what humorous way, our fu- ture. We hope that our future in the postwar world will prove our efforts that at the present, you will get some en- joyment from this section.

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Senior Song Mook 19 — Thought in everyone’s mind after the S.C.A. dance, Why more often?” 26 — Well, we did! This time it was the Monogram Club, and what a swell party! FEBRUARY ' Let me call you Sweetheart, I’m in love with you.” 9 — Once again the monotony of school life was’ broken by a dance. The Dramatic Club is O.K. 16 — Her Royal Highness, Miss Jones” proved very popular in C.H.S. 23 — Another much-welcomed dance, given by the Girls’ Hi-Y. MARCH High on a windy hill, 1 felt my heart stand still.” 7 — Oo-oo-o!” — Ah-h!” The girls’ and boys’ iphysical education assembly brought forth these utterances. 21 — Girls’ Hi-Y religious program. Onward Christian Soldiers.” 23 — Senior class’ successful year topped with their play, Every Family Has One.” APRIL ' 7 won’t forget, but I won’t be lonely I’ll remember April and be glad.” 1— April Fool. Ha! Ha! 13 — Even though you said, Don’t Take My Penny,” ours were well spent to see your play. Dramatic Club. MAY Will you remember this day. When we were happy in May?” 24 — Our day — Senior Class Day. 27 — Once in the life of every person comes the annual school service. God of Our Fathers.” 3 1 — Graduation. From here — ? Peggy Dinkel Medaine Buderman Hazel Rosson