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

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Fifty years ago the Rip Rap , first yearbook at Culpeper High School, was published by a staff of sixteen students. The venture was not repeated until 1932, when the school news- paper, the Pepergram , published a senior class book as its final issue. In 1936, the book’s name was changed to The Colonnade, after the columns in the front of the Ann Wingfield building, which housed the high school at that time. Today, having moved into a new building in 1949 and having had its name changed to Cul- peper County High School, the school still boasts columns at its main entrance. In cele- bration of the yearbook’s span of fifty years The Colonnade salutes the columns for which it was named. As in the past half-century many activities centered around the columns during the School Year 1962-1963 Administration Students 26 Organizations 58 Sports 92 Student Life 104 Advertisements . 116

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The administration and faculty members striv e daily to mold the students of today into responsible citizens of tomorrow. A constant source of inspiration and knowledge to their students and fellow workers, they play a promi- nent part in the life of the school. Through classroom instruction and extra - curricular work, CCHS receives vital service from its Administration 5