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

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Raising money for the senior class was the goal of this, couple Vanassa Allen works industriously while Randolph SdBtt to amuse her. JBt A simple touch of the hand ... A peck on the cheek ... A reassuring embrace. These are all natural gestures of affection. But the well-known cliche. “There is a time and place for everything,” operates here at Culpeper High. One must not come in contact with what teachers judge to ‘he ill intentions’ unless he is willing to suffer the consequences of suspen- sion. Some feel this is a denial of human na- ture. The onset of the gas shortage has forced many “classmates” to resort to school as their only site of rendezvous. The dramatic emo- tions experienced in the course of a teenage make-up or break-up are often displayed openly. Scenes of this sort are occasionally ig- nored but nevertheless frowned upon. 1 Newcomer Cheryl Jones is quick to make friends in Culpeper. Mike De- ligatti is a “special” friend.

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Milk prices are similar to a wave — they rise and fall from ten This picky eater finds CCHS lunches hard to swallow, to eight cents. Milk-buyer, Mike Clatterbuck, extends a hand to I receive changes as Valerie Bauman waits her turn. This student, David Yiles, is aware that trays can’t get up and walk by themselves. Tray negligence is not a serious problem as in previous years. Chaos is not the scene here as might be anticipated. During the unexpected black-out, students, except for these few stragglers, gathered in the cafeteria for further instructions. I 1 I Consumption and conversation make up the duo-process followed by the CCHS old- timers. The exclusive senior lunch tables are a welcomed priviledge. 21

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Taken by the beauty of Sandra Myers, charmer. Bucky Smoot forgets to offer to carry her books.