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

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Mr. Edward Weld oils the printing machine for Edward Mr. William Wenzel telephones to newspapers the Bailey. results of a basketball game. Teachers Administer College Board Exam Mr. Edward Weld, father of one son, teaches Industrial Arts and Mechanical Draw- ing. His hobbies include boating, photography, and water skiing. He is a member of the Culpeper Jaycees. Mr. William Wenzel, athletic director, teaches Physical Education. He sponsors the Junior Monogram Club, coaches Varsity bas- ketball, and Varsity Baseball and works with all sports functional clubs in the community. Father of three children, he enjoys television. “I Like That Idea.” — Mrs. Walter Palmer and Mr. Walter Thomas discuss the faculty meeting as Mrs. Randall Blankenship listens attentively. 17

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Miss Laura Thornhill adds a decoration to the Christ- Mrs. Otis Thornhill, Jr. calls the roll during homeroom mas tree in her homeroom. period. Seven Teachers Work First Year at CCHS Miss Laura Thornhill, in structor of Latin I, II, and III, coordinates the three Y clubs. She teaches a Sunday School class at the Culpeper Baptist Church and belongs to the Culpeper Garden Club and to Delta Kappa Gamma. Mrs. Otis Thornhill, Jr., a graduate of Madison College, teaches general science and U. S. History. President of the Culpeper Garden Club, she teaches an adult Sunday School Class at the Culpeper Baptist Church. She enjoys knitting and golf. Mrs. Spencer Vaughan, head of the science department, teaches biology and General Math 9. She is a member of the A.A.U.W. and lists reading and knitting as her hobbies. Mrs. Janet-Cary Wayland teaches five classes of girls’ physical education. Sponsor of the Girls’ Monogram Club, she may be found on the athletic field or in the gym coaching hockey and basketball. She enjoys music and art. Mrs. Spencer Vaughan awards Alan Myers a prize for Mrs. Janet-Carv Wayland shows Corinda Messick his entry in the 1964 Science Fair. the correct way to shoot a foul shot. 16

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Adult, Student Bus Drivers Work Together Bus Drivers — Front row: George Colvin, Frank Gimbel, Robert Simms, Thomas Gore, Larry Hume, Marvin Capano, David Wortman. Second row: William Jenkins, Mr. Kenneth Brown, Paul Compton, Addison Willis, Eugene Mills, Frederick Hoffman. Third row: Mrs. Roy Hitt, Mrs. Jessie Jenkins, Johnnie Dowell, Steve White, Roger Suder. Fourth row: Mr. Norman Wilbur, Mrs. William Singleton, Victor Jones, Mr. Curtis Weaver, Walter Wortman, Mr. Roland Clement, adviser. Cafeteria Workers — Mrs. M a h 1 o n Mc- Allister, Mrs. Carlton Heflin, Mrs. Hugh Foster, and Mrs. Gabriel Hoffman. Missing from picture: Mrs. Gene lager. Custodians — Ollie Robinson shows Alec Williams, his new helper, where he stores his equipment. 18