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

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— 7 A ' etocs V. Lewis Archie Lili.ard Mountain Home, Idaho May 3, 1943 Ernest Maxwell Curtis New Caledonia, South Pacific February 9, 1 944 Elias Mauzy Johnson, Jr. Over Germany, March 2, 1944 George Richard Elliot France, June 11, 1944 Andrew Franklin Mitchell Normandy, France June 26, 1944 Joseph Earl Curtis France, July 17, 1944 Charles Wallace Edwards Over Germany, August 24, 1944 John Travers Bickers France, September 19, 1944 V j7 Sayre Nottingham Thompson France, September 20, 1944 Claude Powell Bradley, Jr. English Channel December 2 5, 1944 John Conway Guthrie, Jr. Germany, February 2 8, 194 5 John Joseph Weaver, Jr. Germany, March 23, 1945 Garnett Shields Williams Over Burma, February 6, 1945 Robert Jameson Fant Iwo Jima, March 3, 194 5 Norman Hall Marean Italy, April 22, 194 5 Robert Conrad Yowell France, June 20, 1945 T u enty-six

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We have always enjoyed the lighter side of our school life, and we record it in the feature section. As there was no record of these things until 1932, we must take for granted that students in past years also enjoyed these lighter moments. We do know that the senior class has produced a play every year. In 1913, the senior class presented three plays. In the past several years, a feature section has been added to the annual. Here we present the feature section of 1946.

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Calendar 6 - 21 - 2 8 - 3- J- 12 - 12 - 16 - 2 - 9- 9- 21 - 21 - 3 0- 7 7— 13 14 2 - 4- 8-9 2 5 —: -Started to school -Our First Senior Assembly -S. C. A. Induction SEPTEMBER School clays, school days,” Here we go again! Sure felt good! How did we look? Hope we lived up to the pledges. OCTOBER Dear old golden rule days” -Woodberry 0 — C. H. S. 0 -Unhappy day! -Oh! happy day! -S. C. A. sponsors first dance -Roth program Just for practice. James Monroe 20 — C. H. S. 0 Fluvanna 7 — C. H. S. 13 Started the year with fun. Music from the Marimba. 1 — 4 — 8 — 11-1 1 5— 22 NOVEMBER Reading and writing and arithmetic,” Blue Devils triumph Miller School 7 — C. H. S. 12 ■Falls Church 0 — C. H. S. 6 Stand ’em on the grand stand!” Dramatic Club party Fun and good cake. •Blue Devils tie last game with Fluvanna 7-7. Thanksgiving Holiday Um! — Turkey! Miss Campbell dies Our beloved sponsor. DECEMBER Taught to the tune of a hickory stick” ■Dramatic Club presents 3 one-act plays Magnifico! End of Bond Drive — Over the top! Good work, kids! Sickness causes longer holiday So long, books, for a little while. Jingle Bells! Victory Ball Freshmen and juniors entertain seniors and sophmores. JANUARY I was your hashful barefoot beau,” Back to school Still full of plum pudding. Monogram Club dance They play good football, sponsor good dance. -No school Short vacation, but a help! S. C. A. Dance Come and help others dance. FEBRUARY You were my queen in calico,” D. E. Circus Biggest little dog in the world — ha! ha! New term Library Club Assembly. 5 — No school Sweetheart Cotillion Sock-Hop Work harder! New books — Thanks, Mrs. Calfee. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!” Flowers and the figure! Overalls, socks, straw and corn! MARCH You wrote on my slate, I love you so,” 14- — S. C. A. District Conference Marjorie Payne, Chairman 22 — Front Royal Music Festival Good luck, Glee Club 29 — Senior Play Hand of the skeleton — oh! APRIL When we were a couple of kids ” ■Dramatic Club Contest Off to Farmville we go! 2 — Glee Club State Music Festival Richmond Pretty dresses and flowers!” 5— 11-1 26 — Junior-Senior Prom 9 — Movie 17 — Dramatic Club Play MAY School days, school days” Last movie this year. Bravo! Bravo! -Class day -Baccalaureate sermon -Graduation JUNE Dear old golden rule days” 7 9 13 14 — Report cards Goodbye, C. H. S. Colonnades presented God of Our Fathers” Pomp and Circumstance” i i i T uenty-seien