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

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PLA YERS ' A VERA GES Baldwin 44 31 27 .613 Woodward, F. 42 29 18 .429 Woodward, P. 21 13 9 .429 Yates 31 19 13 .419 Myers 37 23 15 .406 Cottom 36 14 12 .350 Clatterbuck 35 23 12 .343 Holmes 19 12 6 .316 Cunningham 33 17 9 .173 Hitt 20 9 5 .250 Settle 18 6 4 .250 Brown 4 1 1 .222 Grimsley 1 1 1 .000 Green 5 3 0 .000 Jacobs 1 0 0 .000 Crane 0 1 0 .000 YOU ' RE OUT! — Although FrancesWoodward is tagged out at the plate, the Devilettes still top the Patriots. 1967 SOFTBALL — Eront row: Gale Cunningham, Barbara Clatterbuck, Kathleen Hitt, Frances Woodward, Brenda Baldwin, Josephine Yates. Second row: Ann Grimsley, Ann Holmes, Patricia Jacobs, Ann Green, Lois Cottom, Betty Settle. Third row: Florence Clark — manager, Phyllis Wood- ward, Deborah Brown, Mary Ellen Curtis — manager, Mr. Floyd Binns — coach. Missing from picture: Mary Crane, Peggy Myers. 29

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SOFTBALL Binn’s Bombers Shatter Six Standards In the third game of the season the Devilettes defeated Albemarle with a 68-18 victory. The 68 runs erased a previous high mark of 65 runs in a single game. The game, which proved to be an en- durance test, lasted two hours and 35 minutes. After trailing at the end of two innings, Culpeper scored 14 runs in the third and 29 runs in the fourth innings to boost their score. Brenda Bald- win set a new record of eight hits out of nine times at bat. The combination of Brenda Baldwin and Peggy Myers broke another record with 10 runs scored. Ann Holmes was issued seven walks in seven trips to the plate in another record-shat- tering event. Trailing 6-5 at the end of third inning, Binns’ Bombers made a comeback to win the opening game against Fauquier at Culpeper by a score of 10 - 6 . Stafford proved to be the toughest opponent by winning both games. Culpeper girls dropped the first match with a score of 12-2 in an easy victory for Stafford. The Squaws then won the second game 24-22 in a more evenly played match. Devilettes traded the games with William Monroe by winning one and losing one. Binn’s Bombers won the first match 15-11 collecting 14 hits en- route to the victory. Peggy Myers blasted a grand- slam homer in the fifth inning for the winners. Josephine Yates, fielding plays for Culpeper, help- ed insure the victory. Date Opponent Place CCHS Oppts. April 6 Fauquier Home 10 6 18 Stafford Away 2 12 21 Albemarle Away 68 18 25 William Monroe Home 15 11 May 2 Stafford Home 22 24 6 William Monroe Away 6 12 12 Albemarle Home 42 15 16 Fauquier Away 37 3 SCORING AGAIN — Brenda Baldwin races home with one of her 31 season tallies as the Devilettes trample Albemarle, 42 to 15. EXTRA BASES! — Barbara Clatterbuck slams a double into left field to help Binn’s Bombers slaughter the Albemarle patriots. Catcher Jean Thompson watches helplessly. 28

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JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY - Front row: Kathy Beda. Robin Adair-co-captain, Beverly Allen. Trinlie Wood, Linda Mills, Linda Malnowski, Ann Green, Miss Patricia Cullen- coach. Missing from picture: Catherine Fore-co-captain, Harriette Witten, Louise Willis, Marie Chipps, Erma Brock- manager, Nancy Miller-manager. HOCKEY Cagers Rebound, Following Slow Start SCRAMBLE FOR THE BALL — Robin Adair fights to steal the ball from James Monroe’s Pamela Andrews as the Jackets emerge victorious ove r the Baby Devilettes, 4-0. After losing the first two games of the season, the Devilettes came alive and finished with a 2-2-2 record. Goals by Susan Grafton and Anne Thomas against Spotsylvania gave the cagers their first victory of the season, 2-1. In the next game Anne Thomas scored the only goal for either team to lead the Devilettes to a 1-0 victory over Stafford. Culpeper finished the season by battling to a 0-0 tie against Spotsylvania. After the restoration of a Junior Varsity Hock- ey team for the first time since 1964, the Baby Devilettes had a losing season. Proving to be the closest game of the season, the cagers dropped their opener to Stafford, 1-0. In the game against Spotsylvania, Robin Adair scored the junior var- sity squad’s only goal of the season, but Culpeper fell, 3-1. Date Opponent Place CCHS Oppts. September 12 Stafford Away 0 1 14 James Monroe Home 0 5 19 Spotsylvania Home 1 3 26 James Monroe Away 0 4 28 Spotsylvania Away 0 2 30