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Peppy Relates Activities of School Year ‘‘Hello! I’m PEPPY, the 1951-52 school spirit of Cul- peper County High School; my name is adapted from the word Culpeper. I’m here to take each reader on a journey through the 1952 yearbook, the Colonnade. “I’ll show you the faculty, the teachers the students have grown to love, although they’d never think of admit- ting it! You’ll see the “dignified” seniors go through their last year at C. H. S. as well as underclassmen who are still striving to reach that goal which the seniors have now attained. I’m going to take you on a trip showing the activities of the numerous clubs and organizations which help make school life enjoyable. I’ll introduce the athletic teams, the boys and girls who help C. H. S. hold its own in the world of sports. Then, of course, you’ll see the many varied happenings and occasions in the 1951-52 school life which made this year stand apart from the others spent here. Finally, I’ll bring you to the advertisements of local merchants and other business establishments. These ads are one of the sources of income which make publication of the Colonnade possible. “As I lead you through page after page, I hope you realize that you are looking at Culpeper County High School itself as well as its most loyal supporters — the students of C. H. S. “The ’52 Colonnade staff has worked hard on this book so that you can have at your fingertips a complete remembrance of the 1951-52 high school year. Remember this Colonnade in future years, and it will serve you well in return by bringing back all your fondest memories of C. H. S. “Are you ready for the trip? All right, let’s go!”
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vn County High School, Culpeper, Virginia Miss Mary George Bolen, Adviser
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CONTENTS PAGE FOREWORD 4 DEDICATION 6 BOOK i 7 Administration 8 Faculty io Curriculum 12 Student-Faculty Pictures 16 Locale 18 BOOK 2 19 Senior Class 20 Senior Directory 29 Under Class Officers 33 Junior Class 34 Sophomore Class 37 Freshman Class 40 Eighth Grade 43 BOOK 3 47 Organizations 48 BOOK 4 73 Athletics 74 BOOK 5 87 September 88 October 89 November 90 December 91 January 92 February 93 March 94 April 95 May 96 BOOK 6 97 Advertisements 98 Index 99 FINIS 128
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