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

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SEASON ' S REWARD — Eddie Kinsey receives his varsity letter at the Awards Assembly. SUPPORT SCHOOL SPIRIT -Debbie Long, school spirit committee head, and the new Culpeper Peppers discuss ways to boost school spirit. 13

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FALL 39 College Representatives Visit CCHS Seniors and Juniors spent the afternoon of October 16 discussing college life with thirty- nine representatives from various colleges. Chairs were placed on the floor of the gym- nasium while the cast of “School for Wives” put up old English scenery on the stage. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts presented it’s second pro- fessional play on November 13. Parents received the usual warning slips as they went through the routines of their children while participating in CCHS’s Back-to-School night. COLLEGE DAY — Walter Potter, Harry Will, and William Burke listen to the VPI representative as Seniors and Juniors enjoy College day. FRIENDLY ADVICE — Chrysalde and Arnolphe argue about the disadvantages of marriage in the play “School for Wives.” FALL OUT! — Jo Gale Yates rests in Biology class after an exhausting Girls Monogram initiation. 12

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WINTER Mid-Term Exams, Snow Rule January Mid-term exams and snow greeted students as they returned from Christmas vacation. Juniors flocked to the library to order their class rings on January 25th. After debating over which color of stone wanted, they filled out order blanks and paid deposits. Happiness reigned when it was announced that the rings would arrive be- fore summer vacation. Students spent a relaxing three day weekend recuperating from mid-term exams. Teachers had to postpone their days of relaxation due to a workday. For the first time in the history of the school the National Honor Society held a tap-in cere- mony. Before the actual tapping Mary Stuart Barrel!, president, told in what activities the Hon- or Society participated. New members received NHS emblems during the ceremony. t:- FUTURE PLANS — Elliot DeJarnette, president of the Jun- ior Monogram, discusses his club in the NHS assembly. CRAMMING RESEARCH — Students flock to the library during study halls to use encyclopedias and periodicals for term papers. 14