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

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Students Carry Dog Tags to Library Although all teachers contribute to this program, a special committee of teachers have a class period a day assigned for this. These teachers check records regularly and have special individual conferences with students who aren’t doing so well in school. The guid- ance office contains the most recent informa- tion available on a variety of occupations. It also has the latest college catalogs. Another step to better education is the evaluation committee. These men and women from all parts of Virginia came to CCIIS foi four days in March and evaluated twenty- three areas of the school’s educational program. The four main areas were math, English, science, and history. Each report, emphasiz- ing the strong and weak points of the school, contained a general statement, observations, and recommendations. Effective evaluation produces better instruction and a better educational program for the pupils of Culpeper County High School. Signing Out — Barbara Aylor and Kyle Printz, top picture, sign out of Mr. Herbert Hash’s fifth period study hall. Students, bottom picture, in Miss Mildred Jones’ third period senior English class, Granville Amos, Richard Jones, Vaughn Driskill, William West, William Houck, and William Beveridge portray eighteenth century authors in a coffeehouse. 23 jS 5,

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Art, Shop Workers Re-Do Trophy Cases Design on Glass — Joseph Dickens, left picture, instructs Anne Hill and Nadine DeHaven how to etch water glasses in art class. Douglas Heflin and Peter Stover, right picture, print letterheads during shop class. at least 45 minutes each week. The tapes being used are recorded by native speakers of the language. They drill the students on grammar, pronunciation, and conversation phrases. Since more classrooms are being occupied because of new subjects being taught and more modern equipment added, all study halls are held in the activity room. Any student wishing to go to the library must obtain a metal number similar to a dog tag from his teacher and take it to the library where he signs in with the time of arrival and the object of coming. Anyone wishing to go elsewhere must get the study hall teacher’s permission before he is allowed to go. CCHS’s guidance program is organized to help boys and girls make choices of subjects and activities in high school, adjust properly to the school program and plan for the future. New Physical Abilities! — Robert Armstrong, left picture, Linwood Payne, James West, Charles Hedrick, Daniel Brown, William Biedler, and John Crookes watch as Bobby Brown shows his skill on the trampoline. Kitten Bruce, right picture, Margie Price, Rochelle Levy, Char- lotte Cunningham, Marsha Messick, Alice Martin, Linda Queen, Judith Shelhorse, Janet Kellison, and Juanita Brown display their physical ability as they form a pyramid. { 22 }

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