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

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STUDENT LIFE NHS’s Ledger Increased By 39 Tap-in’s As their annual program the National Honor Society tapped in thirty-nine new members on November 26. This brought their total member- ship to an all-time high of seventy-five. Juniors and seniors viewed skits on employ- ment interviews on December 10 in the gym. Two C P telephone representatives gave helpful hints for good job interviews. As their annual program the Y-clubs enacted the first Christmas for the student body on December 20. Christmas spirit reigned high as art students decorated the halls and gym for the annual band concert with original paintings and decorations. Students returned to classes on January 5 to face mid-term exams which started January 14. LOST IN THOUGHT— Senior Patricia Stringfellow uses th COLONNADE Room to start early exam cramming. HALF-TIME RUSH— Students rushing to the refreshment stanc pass chairs left vacant by basketball opponents from Jame Monroe High School. 16

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NEW CLASS RECORD- Miss Anne Yeatts times her fourth period class on the shuttle run. THIS IS Wl NTER?— Honors Math class takes advantage of the explain their assignment in the sunshine to Mr. Douglas McKay freak warm winter weather while David Owen and Cathy Nicholls and fellow classmates. 15

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TAP-IN INFORMATION— National Honor Society President Mac Mitchell goes over tap-in program with prospective club mem- bers while veteran members Steve Will, Sam Lanham, and Sandy Batten listen. EMPLOYMENT SKITS VIEWED— C P Telephone Company received pamphlets on how to apply for a job, and on tips representatives from Richmond give Juniors and Seniors hints on concerning job interviews and careers in the business world, good and bad interview appearance. After the assembly, students 17