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

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Efficient Hands Serve at CHS CHS Bus Drivers — Adults, left picture, top row: Mr. A. Estes, Mrs. V. Singleton, Mrs. C. Heflin, Mrs. V. Thomp- son. Lower row: Mrs. A. Estes, Mr. J. Tharpe, .Mrs. R. lager. Students, right picture, top row: K. Sohns, .- . -Miller, . Shaw. Second row: G. Smith, J. Smith, G. Timmons. Lower row: F. Soutter, C. Pritt, J. Coates. CHS bus drivers, both student and adult, travel to and from CHS each day carrying both elementary and high school students. These drivers cover every primary and prac- tically every secondary road in the county. Some leave earlier than others in the morning in order to return for a second bus load. The athletic teams and other organizations are also dependent on these same drivers for trans- portation to sports events, and other school sponsored activities such as band trips and school contests. The five girls who work in the principal’s office are seen daily carrying notices, typing, and performing other office duties for Mr. Forrest Frazier, Mr. James Stover, or Mrs. Powell Button. Each girl works in place of her study hall one period each day. The custodian of CHS is responsible for the cleaning and heating of all three of the school buildings. He may be found before school each morning checking on the furnace and after school hours cleaning the building. He also prepares the building for any e.xtra-curricular activities. Office Workers — Stand- ing: P. Rosenberger, P. Burke. Seated: Pullen, E. Burton, D. Curtis. These girls work one period in the principal’s office each school day. Custodian’ Ollie Robinson •Cf 23

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t Courses Aid College-Bound Students Finished Products — P. Burke and G. Maxwell, upper and L. Hensley hang the mobiles that they made in art right, test their dishes in home economics class. J. Lake class in the Art Department. A Student chooses his course when he enters the ninth grade; he is expected to pursue the course selected at this time for the remainder of his high school career unless a very good reason necessitates a change. Those students who have an “A” or “B” on all subjects at the end of each six weeks have their efforts recognized by being placed on the honor roll. An important asset to the various classes Blue Prints and Blocks — Hash and C. Settle make scale drawings for Mechanical Drawing class. J. Frazier, E. taught at CHS is the school library containing 4,820 books including four sets of encyclo- pedias and other general reference books in addition to a variety of fiction and non-fiction as well as periodicals. The library collects, catalogs, and circulates printed materials which supplement and support the textbook materials and provide broader and richer ex- periences for students in the various courses. Gore, D. Regan examine blocks used in demonstration in Solid Geometry. { 22

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