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

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iEeniaU Cary Hill Humphries Wants to be a millionaire, hitch your wagon to a lucky star . . . we wish him luck, but would hate to pay his income tax. Betty Jane Jacobs “Boots” . . . bus drivers irk her, but oh! those western radio stars . . . Yippay-io-ki-ay ! Rebecca Anne James Hates school . . . but “Becky,” you’ll miss those good old school days when you’re behind the counter and find the customer is always right. Lelia Geraldine Jones “Gerry” or could it be “Narcis- sus” . . . adores swimming . . . surely in these new swimming togs you’ll hook that man! Katherine Brooke Jones “Kathy’s” our glamazon . . . hates stuck up people . . . wants to be a nurse . . . we’re sure she’ll head many hospital activities. Jean Ardell Judd “Bing” . . . collects “snaps” but she is the snap! . . . she hates to get up in the morning but wants to keep the world on spirit- ual tip-toe. Paul Edward Karnes “Paul Ed” . . . loves sports . . . baseball and football are first . . . doesn’t give a hang for civics . . . wants to be an engineer. Helen Louise Kibler “Ease” is musically inclined and isn’t color-blind when it comes to navy blue . . . she’ll be a good- looking secretary. Mende M. Lerner Goes in strong for pictures — taking and looking . . . but not so strong on teachers who won’t argue with him ... an arguing lawyer ... if we ever get on a spot, we’ll look you up. Elizabeth M. Martin “Libbe” likes to stay until the last dance . . . wants to be a book- keeper or a housewife . . . we would like to read her diary. John Henry McDevitt John, who has no pet peeves, is sure to succeed with the baby beeves . . . hobbies, women . . . attention! the fairer sex is not to be taken so lightly. I 14 y

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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

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efuo-W Mary Anne McMullan “Mac” hates math (you’d never guess it!) but is headed for a M.A. . . . loves basketball and men and we love her. Malcolm Thompson Moore, Jr. “Mac” can really put those sticks on the canvas . . . has rhythm in his feet as well as in those sticks . . . making music his life, he would go far. Mary Lee Moore “Merrily” she’ll roll along until she has traveled around the world . . . brain child, but no bookworm . . . pet peeve: un- appreciative people. Virginia Hill Morris O ur blond “Ginny” with “star- dust” in her eyes, aspiring to be a journalist, should not listen to the “temptation of people who ask too many personal questions.” Doris Ann Myers The “Duchess” is quite a collector, scrap books of this and that . . . we know you misrepresent your ambition, but maybe we could get you a higher position in Macy’s basement (five floors below Man- hattan) . Lillian Pearl Norris “Peggy,” our aspiring secretary, dislikes irrelevant questions espe- cially in class . . . she does like ’most all kinds of sports. William O ' Bannon Partlow “Banny” hates to part with his gum, especially to girls who al- ways try to bum. He had much rather draw and keep his chew- ing gum. Alice June Payne “J une Bug” doesn’t like to buzz among the musty “written mat- ter” that C. H. S. has to offer. She’d find the role of homemaker much more exciting, we think. Richard Kelly Peyton “Burk” doesn’t like homework . . . wants his evenings free to go to the movies . . . wants to be “coach” to some brig-ht boys. Lois Evelyn Pound “Ounce’s” ambition is to be an old maid . . . hopes to continue collection of snapshots . . . why those years in Home Ec? Lorraine Eloise Roberts Eloise hates shorthand and typing but wants to be a secretary (???) . . . maybe she will be a traveling secretary. -{ 15 ).