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

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Miss Carrie Gibboney Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1945, in full appre- ciation of one who has toiled unceasingly in our behalf and one with whom it has been a pleasure and an inspiration to co- operate, do dedicate this issue of the Colonnade to Miss Carrie Gibboney.

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foreword Even though we are still in the midst of war, we are looking forward to the time when we will once more have world unity. However, we know that wishes alone will not win the war; so we have united to help where we can. Every day helps bring the day of victory, with its numerous problems, a little nearer. We have been studying these problems in our classes so that we will be better able to take our part in the new postwar world. We hope that it will be a more ideal place in which to live. We know the students of C.H.S. have tried to do their part to make it so. In this, our 1945 Colonnade, we have en- deavored to show you how in time of war, we, as a school, are striving for unity . . . Unity in the classroom, in our activities, and in the community. Contents Dedication Faculty Classes Features Organizations Advertisements

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Mr. R. R. Tolbert Princi{ia] Agricultural Instructor faculty V Mr. Paul Hounshell Supcriutciulcut of Culpeper County Schools Miss Ruth Campbell Assistant Principal Math Instructor Miss Nancy Angell Distributive Education, Consumer Education Mr. Floyd Binns Civics, U. S. History, Biology Miss Mary George Bolen Librarian Mrs. Robert Jack Bruce Seventh Grade Miss Russell Colvin Sixth Grade Mrs. Kent Davis First Grade Miss Jean V. DeShazo Bookkeeping, Shorthand , Typing, Business English Miss Page Fry Typing, Shorthand , Math