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

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBE RS-Front row: Deborah White. Judy Coveil, Helen Maddox, Tabitha Stone, Judy Taylor. Linda Kite, Anne O ' Connell, Faye Fincham, Louise Willis, Patricia White, Patricia Jacobs, Melissa Kid well, Shirley Ashby Second row Thomas Martin, Gerald Green, Strother Washington, Frederic Buswell, Charles Norris, Margaret Graves, Linda Payne, Debra Payne, Linda Fisher, Carol Lyell Third row David Gulas. Michael Green, Keith Pickerel, Ronald Deal, Douglas Rosson, Thomas Jenkins, Russell May, Lewis Armstrong, Charles Petty, James Floyd, Michael Green, Charles Perryman, Andrew Davies. PLOTTING FOR TAP-IN— Mrs. Andrew Brown, adviser; Mrs. John president; Suzanne Nair, secretary; and Sue Curtis, vice president, Davies, adviser; Sanford Batten, treasurer; Malcolm Mitchell, outline the induction ceremony for the National Honor Society. LINE-UP FOR SIGN-UP— NHS-ers crowd to claim an initiate for the tap-in scheduled for their second induction assembly, held this year in November. COACHES COLLECT— Samuel Lanham and Sharon Hughes check their weekly coaching assignments posted in the library under the NHS program. 29

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS-ers Offer First Coaching Sessions INITIATE I DENTI FI ED— NHS secretary Suzanne Nair pins a yellow beribboned tag on sophomore Margaret Graves at the tap-in service in November. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row Barton Jeffries, Karen Pierce, Templeton Adair, Linda Schaeffer. Peggy Myers, Carolyn Abernathy, Alison Graves, Patricia Stringfellow Second row Kay Mustain, Deborah Fifer, Dorothy Cave, Rebecca Bailey, Patricia Ankers, Sharon Hughes, Anne Bell, Virginia Snead, Linda Payne Third row As exam time drew near, junior and senior class members of the National Honor Society boned up on subjects they had taken in order to help stu- dents having difficulty. A coaching class, a first- time venture for the club, gave CCHS ' ers a chance to receive aid in their weak subjects. A student requesting coaching placed his name in a box labeled for the particular subject, and a committee assigned a specific time and coach to that student. Under faculty supervision, NHS-ers held regular sessions before school from 8:00 to 8:30 and after school from 3: 1 5 to 4:00. Scooping forty-eight dollars out of the treas- ury, the National Honor Society purchased a blue and gold banner which was displayed during the club ' s assemblies. Veteran members tapped thirty-nine new- comers into the club in a special ceremony in November. Each went out into the student audi- ence, tapped a prospective member, and returned to his seat while both were recognized. After the assembly, a coffee hour in the cafe- teria welcomed the initiates and acquainted their parents with the purposes of the organization. Doreen Kilby, Barbara Gore, Margaret Christensen, Cathy Nicholls, Stephen Will, Harriet Furgiuele, Mary Verduce, Josephine Yates Fourth row Elliott DeJarnette, Scott Yancey. Samuel Lanham, Miriam Kirkland. Brian Young, David Compton, Jonah Thomas, Randolph Hoffman, Stephen Southard 28

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SAFETY PATROL Bus Drivers Find Aid In Safety Patrol Approximately twenty-four safety-conscious students attended the initial meeting of the Safety Patrol in September. Assisting local school bus drivers, members helped keep order and prevent hazards going to and from school throughout the year. Discussions about ways to best carry out these duties included even those who did not ride buses, but had ideas and objective viewpoints. Safety Patrol executives reserved one meeting for the sole purpose of learning additional information about safety in several respects. A member of the Virginia Department of State Police was invited to join the discussion and show a film on one of a group of topics from which the club was allowed to choose. Deciding that new titles for officers of the organization would be appropriate, president, vice president, and treasurer became captain, lieu- tenant, and sergeant, respectively. SUMMIT MEETING— Guided by adviser Mr. Albert Wallace, Sergeant Daniel Berry, Captain Kenneth Buraker, Lieutenant John Baldwin, and Secretary Donna Baldwin confer on the CCHS parking lot problem. SAFETY PATROL - First row Donna Story, Kathy VerValin Patricia Dwyer, Shirley Robert Scott. Catherine Banks, Terry Weis, Ernest Deal, Bernard LeSeur, Katherine Dodson, Daniel Jones, William White Second row Betty Garrison, Geneva Weakley, Marlor Missing from p crure- Barry Kilmer, Margaret Frazier Michael Brown, Lena Banks, Connie Comer. Georgie Compton Third row Linda Payne. 30