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

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C.H.S. Home of 560 Students tor ' 52 Culpeper County High School is a 700,000 brick structure built during 1948-49. It contains 20 classrooms in addition to a large library, and a library office and work- shop, a cafeteria, gymnasium, school store, two science rooms, a home ec suite of four rooms and a bath, an office consisting of two rooms, and two dressing rooms. The shop building is a separate structure which houses the vocational, agriculture, and industrial arts departments. There is a public address system throughout the school; lockers for students are built in the walls of the halls, and each room is equipped with a clock, heaters, and sufficient lighting facilities. The high school is located on Highway 229, approxi- mately one mile north of Culpeper. 18 )-

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Students, Faculty, Enjoy Work, Rewards a. Mr. J. Logan, band director, leads student “musi- cians” in rehearsal, b. Coach W. Caldwell awards gold football to senior player, R. Button, c. Students ask Miss M. Bolen, librarian, to check out their books, d. S. C. A. president, Thomas Hawkins, meets alumnus, Gen. Ned Almond, Class of ’12, as Supt. P. Hounshell looks on. e. Choral music club follows Miss A. Reese’s instructions as it readies for concert. . Colonnade business manager, A. Bunch, and editor, L. Doyle, give thought to plans for ’52 book. ■4 n p

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Book 2 Student Body of ' 52 Largest in History “The faces you’ll see on the following pages are those of the 560 pupils in the 1952 student body of Culpeper High School. These boys and girls each displayed an ability to fight for high ideals and as a group they did much during the year to improve school spirit and atti- tude. Here are the boys and girls who made the story of this book and for whom it is told. They are the school, for in the final analysis the students make the school what it is.”