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

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etuo-W Thomas Clark Broyles “Tommy” is the working fella, but he can’t stand school work (especially essays) . . . take note Mr. Binns. Robert Grimsley Bruce, Jr. “Bobby” writes those beautiful ( ahem ! ) detention hall slips . . . dislikes everything about school except chemistry . . . you have a good future there. Jesse William Carpenter, Jr. “Jesse William” . . . he’ll fly high with that smile and easy lingo . . . he just has a “Reel” of speech. Hazel Virginia Childress “Topsy” does not like bus drivers . . . cute and lots of fun . . . she’ll make a good secretary. Dallas Gordon Christensen “Dalamo” with the deep, deep voice . . . when he gets to be a successful farmer, he can use that big smile for the pigs. Charles Thompson Claxton “Kitty” definitely doesn’t like that algebra class . . . wants to be an aerial photographer and oh! that permanent wave. Roland Pritchette Clement, Jr. “Clem” will make a wonderful surgeon with those supple hands ... he could even choose to be an actor. Betty Lee Curtis Friendliness is one of her many charms . . . Home Ec. keeps her happy and with that training she’ll be the best homemaker. Doris Rae Domazet “Doris” is an old stand by . . . won’t do a thing you ask her . . . loves the piano but doesn’t like the teacher’s “corny” jokes . . . doesn’t give a “Schilling” about anything. Harry Thomas Dulaney “Boston Blackie” is a whiz with the books . . . doesn’t like assem- blies . . . wants to be a physiogno- mist (whatever that means). Virginia Kennon Eller “Ken” or “Shorty”, take your choice . . . wanted: career as commercial artist . . . can’t stand people who take other people for granted. 1 12 E

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JtenioAi Joanne Lester Bailey “Les” is disgusted with those who dislike W. F. S. Petite and sweet . . . she wants to get manned. Robert Lee Barfield Robert . . . that dry, dry humor . . . can’t he be normal and laugh at his own jokes? (Anyhow we can and do!) Jo Anne Baumgardner Jo Anne has lots of sharp clothes . . . people think she likes the Navy . . . tall and blond . . . she wants to be a homemaker. Eileen Olive Bayley “Bayley” just loves boys . . . can’t stand those who say “I know something, I won’t tell” . . . radiates friendliness and is sweet to everyone. Peggy Ross Blankenbaker Our Peggy has such luscious blond hair . . . hates “conceited” people . . . wants to travel . . . you’ll do well. Dorothy Lou Bledsoe “Pete” . . . good girl . . . soft- ball . . . wants to be a physical education instructor . . . we know you’ll be a success. Caleb Braxton Bragg Please let’s use “Pete” for his name . . . one swell fellow . . . wants to overcome S. M. A. . . . perhaps you w r ill. Barbara Wood Brown “Bobbie” has what it takes . . . and oh! what a beautiful smile . . . she wants to travel, too. Charles Milton Brown “Chic” of “Chic ’n Corn,” no doubt . . . loves to get in trouble . . . what a grin and what a Witt . . . Sing! Boy! Sing! Elaine Loving Brown “E-e-e-laine” doesn’t like people with red noses . . . small, dark, cute, and that’s some combination. Nancy Fahy Brown “Nance” . . . doesn’t like people who gripe . . . likes football (wonder why?) . . . wants to do something nobodv else has done.

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nioAi Mary Elizabeth Embrey “Half pint” is really that . . . loves to sing and dance . . . what a secretai’y she will be. Annie Laurie Estes “Laura’s” pet peeve is sailors . . . she likes to read and wants to be a librarian . . . read and you’ll surely get there. Jack Emertt Fincham Jack is our mathematician . . . he can go to town with those prob- lems . . . he’s also no “sad sack” when it comes to sports ... he . knows ’em backwards. John Steven Flannery “Johnny” wants to retire at twenty-five (and wouldn’t we all like to?) . . . giggling girls are sinister to him. Stanley Elmer Frazier “Spinal” dislikes all girls who think . . . wolf calls are his specialty . . . hasn’t a serious bone in his body . . . we wonder about his head??? Marshall David Gay heart, J r. What would ever give you the idea that he doesn’t like to work? . . . arguing pleases him (are we kidding?) . . . wants to be a doctor. Joyce Maxine Harlow Harlow, for short . . . you couldn’t say that she was loud, or could you? . . . loves to swim and ride horseback . . . doesn’t like people (what about ??). Gladys Maxine Hensley L oads of fun and easy to get along with. . . . Our only post- grad. . . . Working takes up lots of her time, but there’s still some left. Dorothy Keith Hitt “Dot” is a tiny, little girl . . . she wants to be a nurse or Settle down . . . full of life, vim, and vigor. John Franklin Hitt “F rank,” we love that red hair ... he is the silent type with plenty of energy to spare. Lucy Lee Hitt Beauty operator is her ambition . . . she is going to be a shining example to her clients. J 13 K