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

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Bus Drivers — Front Row: Roger Suder, Mrs. Homer Jenkins, Victor Jones, Walter Wortman, Powell O’Bannon, Paul Compton. Second Row: Frank Gimbel, Mrs. Carlton Heflin, Mrs. Roland lager, Mr. John Thorpe, Mr. Norman Wilbur. Third Row: Mr. Curtis Weaver, Mr. Charles Har- low, Mrs. Humphries Estes, Addison Willis, Steve White, Mr. Kenneth Brown, Mr. Eugene Clatterbuck, Kenneth Smith. Drivers, Office Workers Serve CCHS Bus drivers must be qualified drivers and good disciplinarians. The nine students, who drive buses, leave classes at 3:05 every after- noon to bring them to the front of the school. Six dependable girls spend their study halls typing, running the mimeograph machine, collecting absentee slips, and doing other odd jobs for the regular office staff. Office Workers — Mary Bache, Mary Edwards, Joice Baldwin, Frances Bayne, Shirley Norris and Susan Beard file students’ records. The girls also distribute notices and absentee lists. 15

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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

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Participants Receive Credit for Forensics Term Paper Research — Lana West helps George Colvin, right, collect information in library workroom while Mary Kinzer looks in Readers ' Guide for source material. Poetry Booklet — Judith Painter, Mary Robson, Elaine Haught, Susan Beard, and Katherine Topham, English 1 1 students, compile and illustrate an original poetry manu- script. Last year’s lack of interest in forensic participation prompted English classes to give credit to pupils competing in any of the four areas. Students received grades for their spelling, prose or poetry reading, or public speaking. Honoring the Bard of Avon’s 400th birthday, English 12 pupils celebrated Shakespeare Day April 23. Students selected and presented their own projects. Cheshire Cheese Clique — Members of Samuel Johnson’s literary group, Ann Reaugh, John Hill, William Bryant, Collier Cropp, Emily Button, discuss problems of the era in senior English coffee house. 16