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

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Culpeper Faculty Plays Host to District N Mr. Robert Crockett, chairman of Ushers Committee, hands program to Mrs. John Stone of Remington. Obtained B.S. at Roanoke College . . . also studied at Uni- versity of Virginia and a summer at Northwestern State College in Natchitoches, Louisiana . . . sponsors Junior Glee . . . teaches biology, eighth and ninth grade science, also Guidance Orientation . . . member of Faculty Guidance Committee . . . traveled through Europe and North Africa . . . secretary of CCEA. Mrs. Albert Furgiuele checks report cards of daughters Jane and Harriet. Graduated with B.S. from Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia . . . teaches business law, bookkeeping, and Typing I . . . co-adviser of Future Business Leaders of America . . . member of Faculty Commercial Com m i tt ee . . . hob bi es are drawing, painting, sewing, golf and collecting antiques . . . member of the American As- sociation of University Women, Ladies’ Golf Association. Mr. Herbert Hash, auctioneer on Saturdays and vacation time, plies his spare time trade at a local business establishment. Attended University of Rich- mond and received B.A. degree . . . teaches business math, eighth grade math and eighth grade history . . . Junior Varsity Foot- ball coach and head coach of baseball . . . sponsors Junior 4-H Club . . . hunting and fishing are his hobbies . . . member and deacon of Salem Baptist Church . . . used to play professional baseball. Obtained B.S. degree from Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia . . . teaches Shorthand II, Typing I, and Vocational Office Training . . . co-adviser of FBLA and assistant adviser of Colonnade . . . chair- man of Business Department, member of Guidance Committee and vocational office training co-ordinator . . . hobbies are watching ball games and reading. Mrs. William Houck uses tele- phone at home to plan with fellow instructor activities for FBLA. Graduated from Westhampton College with B.A. degree . . . also studied at William and Mary and University of Virginia . . . instructs English I, II, and IV . . . sponsors Sophomore Class and Senior Play . . . member of Stevensburg Baptist Church . . . hobbies are reading, bridge, local history and genealogy . . . partic- ipates in P-TA, American As- sociation of University Women, and Stevensburg Fellowship Club. Miss Mildred Jones, student of genealogy, looks through records at Culpeper Court House. Studied at Duke University and University of Virginia . . . received B.S. at Longwood College . . . teaches English and art . . . member of Culpeper Methodist Church . . . hobbies she enjoys are working with crafts such as hooked rugs, leather work, and lampshades . . . member of the Culpeper Garden Club . . . sponsors Forensic public speaking. Mrs. Richard Jones shows daughter Valerie the fine works in dried arrangements done by students in art class. 4 13

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Teachers Ride Hobbies Outside Classrooms Mr. Milnes Austin gives “Gun- smoke” a pat of appreciation as a Christmas gift. Graduated from University of Virginia . . . received A.B. in Eng- lish . . . teaches Science I and physical education . . . head foot- ball and basketball coach . . . sponsors Boys’ Monogram Club . . . traveled in Europe . . . at- tends St. Stephens Episcopal Church . . . enjoys reading and collecting and refinishing antiques. Mr. Floyd Binns stocks school store anticipating 8:45 grand rush. Obtained B.A. from University of Richmond . . . also, studied at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School . . . received B.D. . . . hobbies are softball, fishing and photography . . . instructs in United States history and senior civics . . . coaches girls’ softball team . . . sponsors Senior Class . . . manages and sponsors School Store . . . teaches psychology . . . member of Culpeper R.escue Squad . . . pastor of Blue Run, Cedar Run, Crooked Run and Lower Rapidan Baptist Churches. Miss Mary George Bolen, garden enthusiast, arranges flowers for counter in secretary’s office. Was graduated from Longwood College with a B.S. degree. . . . also studied at University of Vir- ginia and the Columbia School of Library Service . . . CCHS libra- rian . . . sponsors Colonnade and Library Club . . . co-adviser of Quill and Scroll . . . member of Alum Spring Baptist Church . . . enjoys flowers and her cats and dog . . . member of Salem Garden Club. Received B.A. degree at Madi- son College . . . teaches eighth grade English, English I and Uni- ted States history . . . sponsors eighth grade class, Tri-Hi-Y, and Forensic Spelling contest ... is on Social Studies and English Faculty Committees ... a member of Bethel Baptist Church . . . teaches Sunday School. Miss Lucy Ann Botts serves refreshments during District N “coffee break” to Mr. Norman Dode of Prince William. Graduated from Virginia Poly- technic Institute with a B.S. de- gree . . . teaches sixth and seventh grade industrial arts at Ann Wing- field, vocational math, Agriculture I and II . . . sponsors Future Farm- ers of America . . . member of Vocational Faculty Committee . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . attends Culpeper Masonic Lodge and Culpeper Ruritan Club. Mr. James Bradford, Jr., gleans information from an agriculture magazine for adult night classes. Received B.S. at Virginia Poly- technic Institute . . . teaches Vo- cational Agriculture and Diversi- fied Occupations . . . sponsors SCA, Diversified Occupations Club . . . chairman of Vocational Committee . . .Vice President of Virginia Agriculture Teachers As- sociation and director of Ruritan Club . . . member of Bethel Bap- tist Church . . . hobbies are shop work and farming. Mr. Shirley Broyles, chairman CCEA Legislative Committee, gives report. Secretary Robert Crockett and President Gertrude Lewis give close attention.

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Seven Alumnae Return As CCHS Educators Mrs. Jackson Kilby, avid reader, takes an armful of books home for a quiet evening of reading. Received B.A. from West- hampton College . . . M.A. from Columbia University . . . B.M.T. from Carver Schools of Missions and Social Work . . . graduate study at University of Chicago, Harvard University, and Uni- versity of Maryland . . . teach es Algebra I, eighth grade math, solid geometry . . . sponsors Junior Tri-Hi-Y and Health Com- mittee . . . traveled in U. S., Canada, Mexico . . . attends Cul- peper Baptist Church. Miss Mary Martha Korte, right, chairman Registration Com- mittee, accepts campaign material from campaign manager Lois Myers of Loudoun. Obtained B.A. at St. Joseph College in Emmitsburg, Mary- land . . . working for master’s degree at Duke University . . . teaches chemistry, biology, and eighth grade science . . . sponsors Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders and Freshman Class . . . Merit Badge counselor for Boy Scouts Club . . . member of Busi- ness and Professional Women’s Club . . . enjoys knitting, reading. Miss Gertrude Lewis, President of CCEA, pulls reports from the files preparatory to making agenda for meeting. Graduated from Westhampton College with B.A. . . . did gradu- ate work at University of Virginia . . . teaches journalism and English . . . chairman of English Department . . . sponsors The Pepergram, attends Xew Salem Baptist Church, is church clerk and pianist . . . chairman of AAUW Education Committee . . . mem- ber of Delta Kappa Gamma and Kappa Delta Pi . . . president of CCEA. Composing Culpeper County High School’s curriculum are three courses — college prepara- tory, commercial, and general. Besides offering these courses, the high school endeavors to train the students to become better all-round Received B.S. from Madison College . . . teaches Typing I and II, and Shorthand I . . . co-sponsors FBLA . . . serves on Commercial Faculty Committee . . . member of Culpeper Presbyterian Church . . . serves on Board of Directors of VBEA . . . enjoys pet dog, “Dusty Lou McCall” who is an honored member of the family. Mrs. Howard McCall consoles “Dusty” over their master’s absence. citizens. Sixteen Carnegie unit credits and two years of physical and health education are necessary for graduation in 1959. Of these, four must be in English, one in civics, one in United States history, regardless of the course one is taking. Although some courses vary, two years of math and one year of science are also re- quired. Three completely new subjects added to curriculum this year are psychology, busi- ness law, and advanced mathematics. Physics also returned after a long absence. The purpose of the college preparatory course is to prepare students for college work. Mrs. John McDevitt, III, helps Carolyn Lake set table for luncheon served by FHA to District N Executive Board. Obtained B.S. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . . teaches Homemaking I, II, III, and IV, and English II . . . sponsors Future Homemakers of America . . . member of I ' lpiscopal Church . . . native of Orange County . . . lives on a dairy farm. 4 14 !: