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

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Miss Laura Thornhill translates a hard Latin sentence skeleton to illustrate her lecture on bones. Mr. James for a Latin I student. Mrs. Spencer Vaughan uses a Warren starts to show Monty Saunders a new technique. New Equipment Aids Academic Work Miss Laura Thornhill teaches world history and Latin I, II, and III. She is Y-club coordinator, a member of the Culpeper Garden Club, and Fire Auxiliary. Her hobbies are walking, reading, and traveling. Mrs. Spencer Vaughan teaches biology and Science 8. She sponsors the sophomore class and is on the science committee. Her hobby is reading. Mr. James Warren teaches boys’ physical education and sixth grade science at Ann Wingfield. He coaches football and basketball. Mrs. Janet-Cary Wayland teaches girls’ physical education, sponsors the Girls’ Mono- gram Club, hockey, varsity basketball, and is cheerleaders’ sponsor. Mr. Edward Weld is industrial arts in- structor. His hobbies are swimming, boating, photography, and gardening. He is also a member of the Jaycees. Mr. William Wenzel is assistant athletic director. He teaches boys’ health and physical education, General Science 8 and 9, and sponsors the Junior Monogram Club. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Mrs. Janet-Cary Wayland demonstrates the right way to hold a basketball to varsity player, Kay Kilby. Mr. Edward Weld selects a tool to be used by a wood- working student on a cedar chest. Mr. William Wenzel draws diagrams on the board for a Jayvee basketball player, Douglas Shaw. 13

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Mr. Andrew Puckett shows a chart illustrating different during third period. Mrs. Aubrey Ross lectures about types of leaves to his biology class. Mr. James Revell Winston Churchill to her Honors English class, fills out an information sheet in the guidance department Three Ministers Serve On CCHS Staff Mr. Andrew Puckett, Jr. teaches general science and biology. He obtained his B.A. at Vanderbilt University and his B.D. at South- eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. His hobbies include fishing, basketball, and tennis. Mr. James Revell, a graduate of RPI, teaches DE and ICT. He is an assistant sponsor of SCA and is sponsor of the DE and ICT Clubs. He also is a member of the Ki- wanis Club. His hobbies are golf and travel. Mrs. Aubrey Ross teaches English 10 and Honors English. She sponsors the Pepergram and is on the English Committee. She attends the Culpeper Presbyterian Church. Her hobbies are bridge and reading. Miss Sharon Stone teaches English and sponsors the Tri-Hi-Y. She obtained her B. A. at Pennsylvania State University. Her hobbies are horseback riding, bridge, and swimming. Mrs. Catherine Symons teaches chemistry, Honors Science, and biology and is on the science committee. She attended Mary Washington College. Her hobbies include sewing, bowling, and reading. Mr. Walter Thomas teaches Instrumental Music classes, sponsors the marching and concert bands, is on the program committee, and is chairman of the District N Music section. His hobby is sports. Miss Sharon Stone chats with English students, Roberta Crowell and Chailes Edwards. Mrs. Catherine Symons performs an experiment to show her chemistry class proper use of various lab equipment. Mr. Walter Thomas signs a Colonnade for Addison Willis on Class Day. 12

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Mrs. Frederic Gordon and Mrs. Andrew Brown chat Stringfellow and Mr. John Davis pursue their pastimes in the guidance room before school. Mrs. Thornton between classes. Four Teachers Join Faculty at Mid-Term Cafeteria Workers — Mrs. Carlton Heflin, Mrs. Gene lager, Mrs. Mahlon McAllister, and Mrs. Hugh Foster cut gingerbread for lunches. Missing from pic- ture: Mrs. Gabriel Hoffman. Custodians — Ollie Robinson and Charles Lane. Four workers cheerfully prepared meals for the 700 students daily. They also cooked food for any school banquets. Two custodians repaired breakdowns in school or classroom equipment during the day. Every afternoon they emptied trash cans and cleaned all the halls and rooms. Four teachers joined the faculty of CCHS after the second semester. Mrs. Frederic Gordon and Mrs. Thornton Stringfellow kept study halls. Mrs. Andrew Brown aided with girls’ physical education. Mr. John Davis filled the vacancy left by Mrs. Rebecca Harmon. 14