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

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Latin IV Alternates With Latin From Cowhide to Belts and Bags — In industrial arts class Carter Saunders and Eugene Leake sew tooled leather coin holders, as Lester Shaw tools designs on leather which will be made into a belt. have classes in the band room because of lack of space elsewhere. Equipment in the science laboratory ac- commodates biology, chemistry, and physics classes for experiments. All science students enter a project, preferably original, in the annual Science Fair. The art department acquired a new kiln in A Hill of Beans — Samuel Compton, first place winner, shows his 1961 science fair project, the effects of radiation on beans, left picture, to Bobby Abernethy and David Gan- skopp. Patricia Wall and Arline Estes, right picture, use photo-copying machine in the business room during voca- tional office training. 21

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Hockey Introduced In Girls ' Phys Ed Listen and Learn — Spanish I students Boyd Carpenter, Robert Ryan, and Joe Nelson listen to required tapes. average, and have been accepted in an ac- credited college. Mr. Joseph Hockman teaches world geog- raphy, a new course offered for the first time this year. Business and general students take the course instead of world history. Latin IV, a course in Vergil, alternates with Latin III, a course in Cicero. This year’s enrollment of eleven shows an increase of four over last year’s. Fifth and sixth period Latin Ground, Sticks — ham! — Shirley Norris waits to receive the ball as Nancy Dejarnette and Pamela Foan do a bully in hockey, introduced by the new instructor, Mrs. Charles Wayland, in girls’ physical education this year. 20

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World Geography Added To Curriculum Christmas Fashions by Future Homemakers — Wearing outfits made in home ec class, Anne Hill, Sheila Gulas, Geralding Jenkins, Barbara Spicer, and Claudette Arnold, top picture, decorate the Christmas tree for a party given for pre-schoolers in the home ec living room. Bottom pic- ture, Daniel Kenyon listens to explanation of longitude and latitude by Mr. Joseph Hockman, instructor in world geography, offered for the first time this year. department sponsors a Physical Education Show in the spring. h irst year Spanish students listen to tapes, recorded by native speakers, to drill grammar and expressions, while second year students concentrate on the comprehension of entire Chaucer Comes to Life — Kay Gibbs and Shirley Kuhls, top picture, portray the Xun and the Wife of Bath, char- acters in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, for Chaucer Day n senior English. At a local business Industrial Cooperative Training student Randolph Kinsey, bottom picture, waits on Mr. Shirley Broyles, ICT co-ordinator. which to fire ceramics. An old refrigerator serves as a damp clay bin in the department’s work room. Mrs. Charles Wayland, instructor in Girls’ Physical Education, introduced hockey this year. Both boys’ and girls’ classes participate in volleyball, basketball, tumbling, and danc- ing in season. Each year the physical education 22