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

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Students Secure Behind- Wheel Training “ Black Mag”— Mary Aylor, Helen James, Elaine Haught, and Jane Inskeep learn an English folk dance in their sophomore physical education class. Last Minute Briefing — Mr. Joseph Hockman discusses the fundamentals of driving with Scott Crafton before the actual lesson. I nder the direction of Coach Joseph Hockman the first class of behind-the-wheel driving instruction in several years began during the winter. Composed of ten hours of training, the course enabled pupils to gain practice in steering safely and parking correctly. Subsequent to the completion of lessons, the student received a certificate of achievement. The trainee’s parents were entitled to a five per cent discount on automobile insurance policies. Gym Assistants Keep In Shape — Front Row: Ruth Blanks, Eva Aylor. Gail Simmons, Patricia Akers. Second row: Rita Haught, Joyce Clark, Sue Coffey, Frances Hawkins. Third row: Katherine Cubbage, Kyle Estes, Kay Kilby, Sarah Witten. Missing from picture: Maigie Smith. 24

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TV Nursing — Kim Strickland, Kyle Estes, Emily Smith, instruction on the new TV set, lower right, during first Susan Aylor, Rae Estes, April Harouff watch nursing period home economics class. Home Ec Installs TV Nursing Course Home Economics I class used the school’s first television set to study Red Cross home nursing. The ten half-hour installments of the course explained baby care, treatment of Electricity Study — Richard Burke and Charles Gibbs attempt to wire panels in the agriculture shop. sick, and use of thermometer. Mrs. Kate White, registered nurse, attended twice a week to answer questions. Leather Tooling — Industrial arts student, Frederick Reese, uses a fid to finish the pattern on a leather handbag. 23

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Eighth Graders Take Orientation Class “Here’s How It Works” — Donald Mills, right, demon- strates use of duplicator to members of eighth grade orientation class. Orientation courses, held second and third periods, acquainted eighth graders with classes, rules, and club and school activities. Pa Comes to School — Mr. Carrol Guinn helps son, Roger, complete his next year’s schedule with assistance of Mr. Donald Judy, guidance counselor. Vocation Selection — Mr. James Revcll, right, explains to Pauline Collier, Daniel Kenyon, and Charles Abernethy the way to translate the dots in the occupational explora- tion kit into a suitable career. 25