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

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OF STUDENT TRAVELERS qi 0 4.-. 35, X . A modern school building well equipped and staffed by a well-prepared faculty was the daily destination of the high school students of Cul- peper County. Classrooms, teachers, and a modern course of study combined to meet the purpose for which the stream of students flowed over county roads, town streets, and country lanes. The main road down the highway of learning was the academic one stressing high standards of achievement. The faculty and administration pointed out the courses for students to follow and also acquainted them with the basic knowledge of a particular subject. But the faculty were more than teachers: each one was individually inter- ested in the welfare and progress of the student down the road of learning. Faculty members at CHS numbered twenty- eight, all of whom endeavored to make the road of life a little smoother as they strove to instill traits of citizenship along with the readin', writin', and lrithmetic. Each faculty member was adviser for a club or athletic organization, proving their desire to go a step farther than the usual distance. Klany times this advisership de- manded attendance at dances, chaperoning an all-day journey or a field trip, or long hours of supervised activity after school. Through the superb guidance and instruction, the students learned to travel the road of good school and community citizenship. Brandy Road. lffccfr left. C. S. Routes 29 and 15, coming into Culpeper. State Highway 522, upper Init, Sperryville Road. going east toward Culpeper near Griffinsburgg Blackwater Biidge. Stevensburg intersection facing west on Route 3, upper right. Fredericksburg Road. Looking south on C. S. Route 29. Madison Road, lower right. near Gaines Run. Air view of school. renter. showing main building, rfntfr, and vocational buildinu. in rfar.

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Administrators Keep School Rolling Nlk. RAI-HAH. H. D,xL'un1-:kTx' BS., KLA., YYcst Virginia University Dirfrmr nf lnftrurfirnz XIRS jmiss VK Ross XB Xliami Lniscrsitx Xlirx W ashmtton C illtu of thc L nu trsitx uf X irtmia fighfh Prada f 0 Ordznutnr - 3: Lg? . .46 ' I A Nlxs. ICAR1. W. Winn: HS., Xlary Wiasliington Collcg thc University of Virginia 1'1'.fiI1'ng Tfarhzr QLHOOI BOARD OF CLIPPPPR Cot NTX Xlrs Gcrtrudc tcndcnt uf Schools Xlr Xlaxwcll Willis Catalpa District Shadrach Cedar Xlflll'llE1lI'Il,lSU'lCI Xliss Xlinnit Burton Xlr amos Button clfcrson District Xlr William Qpil SCl1riul Board Clerk Nlr lrttl Huffman School Board man Qtcunsburt District Chairman Salam District Xlr Paul Hrunshtll 'Supa-rin Ill :..,. I .. ' ' r ' ,.m.Y ..,.. 1. , . . 1 4- ? , 1 -.+.,y,..,, -K .' . 211 'Z . . ' Q. .. .' ' , ' '.-. R. ' , ' ' - ,. . ,- .- . ,. ,. . 1 . ,. - .fl s .L V