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

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Music, Phys Ed Develop Coordination Mr. Walter L. Thomas Studied at Mansfield State Teachers College . . . obtained B.S. in Music Education . . . director of Glee Club, Band, Beginning Band, and Elementary Band . . . taught Exploratory Music . . . adviser to Glee Club and Band . . . member of Activities Faculty Committee . . . Coached Wrestling. Mrs. Lytton N. Warren Was graduated from the Juilliard Foundation . . . received B.M. degree . . . was music consultant . . . taught music exploratory course . . . supervisor of music in county elementary schools . . . gives voice lessons . . . enjoys horseback riding, fishing and hunting. Developing Coordination — D. Heflin, above left , sue- T. Tysinger, hangs by his knees in phys ed class, ceeds in reaching the top of the rope. Above right. Mrs. Gary Waugh Studied at Madison College . . . obtained B.S. . . . taught Physical Education . . . adviser to Cheerleaders, Girls’ Monogram Club and Health Committee . . . coach of Girls’ Basketball and Junior Varsity Basketball . . . lives in Orange, Va. . . . enjoys all sports, especially tennis. Mr. James N. Stover Obtained B.S. degree from Madison College . . . athletic Director . . . teacher of Physical Education . . . adviser to Ushers’ Committee and Junior Monogram Club . . . coach of Football, Track, and Basketball . . . directed the Physical Education Show ... is WCVA Sportscaster. it }:«

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Linguists Learn Mrs. William A. O’Bannon Was graduated from William and Mary College . . . ob- tained A.B. . . . teacher of English, 8th Grade History, Spanish . . . adviser to Junior Dramatic Club . . . member of Guidance Faculty Committee, English Faculty Com- mittee, and Social Studies Faculty Committee. Miss Laura Thornhill Attended Westhampton College of the University of Richmond . . . obtained A.B. . . . taught Latin I and II, World History, and United States History . . . adviser to Olympic Council . . . sponsor of Junior Class . . . member of Social Studies Faculty Committee. Other Cultures Sketch and Scan — D. Wolfrey and R. Keys, above left, watch M. Newman finish a pencil sketch in art class. Above right, T. Carson, W. Fallin, and J. Field take a last look at a Spanish vocabulary. Miss Mary George Bolen Studied at Longwood College . . . received B.S. . . . studied at Columbia School of Library Service and University of Virginia . . . adviser to Colonnade and Library Club . . . co-sponsor of Quill and Scroll . . . member of Guidance Committee. Miss Louise F. Galleher Was graduated from Sweet Briar College . . . received A.B. degree . . . teacher of Art, English II, and United States History . . . member of English and Social Studies Faculty Committees . . . came to Culpeper from Manassas . . . first teaching experience this year. -» ■( 1G f

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Teachers Found in Informal Poses AX APPLE FOR THE TEACHER— Mr. H. Hash, upper left , presents Miss V. Lewis with “A small token of appreciation” for the honor she brought to the faculty as president of the V irginia Education Association. Mr. A. Shepherd looks on. Mr. H. Logan, upper right, views through the transit what might have been the CHS track. Mr. F. Griffith, second row left , substitutes for a member of the faculty. Miss L. Galleher, center, checks the faculty bulletin board. Mrs. F. Knack, second row right, collects her mail from faculty box. Members of the teaching staff, lower right, eat lunch at the faculty table. • 3 { 18