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

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Doris Pickelheimer Jean Pierce Loraine Pote Thomas Preston Douglas Proctor Frank Robbins Beverly Rosenberg Willie Rumsey Sabrena Sanford Robert Settle Creighton Smith Fred Smith Marshall Sophia Palmer Stearns Edwina Strong Jimmy Swan Olive Taylor Margaret Thomas Betty Ann Thompson Vinton Twyman Kermit Wagner Irva Walker Betty Webb Wyvonne Weaver Virginia White Clyde Whitlock William Willcox Thelma Willoughby Harriet Witt Lucy Ann Wolfrey Opal Wood Not pictured: John Bache, Betty Brown, Eugene Byram, Robert Cooke, A. C. Corbin, Doris Egge, Catherine Estes, Louise Hitt, Elizabeth James, Rachel Jenkins, Thomas Kent, Billy O’Bannon, Doris Payne, Helen Richards, Charles Settle, Douglas String- fellow, Julia Walker, Calvin Weakley.

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iP,o-p,Pio-tno-ke4 Terry Flannery Evelyn Fletcher Ann Foushee George Freeman Alma Mae Gayle James Gorman Jean Hackley Shirley Haught Richard Herbert Vernelle Hicks Helen Highlander Rosalie Hixson Mary Hurt Sammy James Clifford Jenkins Edna Mae Jenkins Rachel Jenkins Rebecca Jenkins Ruth Jenkins William Jenkins Betty Jean Jones George Jones Helen Jones Helen Kei-rick Patsy Kerrick Marie Leake William Leake Ann Martin Gloria Moss William Myers Howard Newlon, Jr. Carolyn Orange Victoria Osbourne Betty Jean Payne Marion Payne { 23 j»

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OjieAhman, G£aM Miss Edna P. Reed Ann Brown Sponsor Treasurer Frances Jenkins Secret ary Levi Brown Vice-President Frank Hensley President A rather unique feature of the Freshman Class this year was that it consisted of only one home room containing 37 students. They claimed room number 9 as their school home and Miss Edna Reed both as sponsor and home room teacher. The class was organized early in the year with Frank Hensley chosen to serve as president. The activities of the class have been varied, including the packing of a Junior Red Cross box under the direction of Mildred Hawkins, the room representative, and the painting of the walls of the home room under the supervision of Levi Brown and Billy Hawkins. The interests of the freshmen seemed to lie mainly in vocational fields with large representations in the F. F. A. and Home Fc. clubs. The class has been ably repre- sented on various school committees and activities by the following: Bond and Stamp Committee, Ann Brown; Clean-Up Committee, Buddy Fant; Health Committee, Maude Perryman; Safety Committee, Campbell Hitt; May Court, Ann Brown; and Junior Var- sity Football Squad, Frank Hensley. i 25 1 -