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SCA Sponsored Spirit Chain Bonfire Besides their monthly meetings where they discussed issues that were relevant to the student body, the SCA also sponsored school activities. They headed the Spirit Chain for the Homecoming Game which turned out to be as big a success this year as it was last year. The SCA also spon- sored the Spirit Bonfire which was held behind the football field and turned out well. They set up Christmas boxes in the homerooms which were supposed to be filled up with canned goods for poor fam- ilies. Unfortunately, this did not go over as planned, because not much food was brought. Again this year the SCA tried to achieve an outdoor graduation for the class of '75. Unfortunately too many questions arose about this subject and it was undecided at the time of this book s SCA members Virgie Hoffman and Bob Jenkins show parents where to go on publication. Back to School Night. 24 The Spirit Bonfire, sponsored by the SCA, was held in October.
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End of Era Stressed in '75 Edition Creating a yearbook and trying to please everyone is a sometimes insur- mountable task, but it is one that the 1975 Colonnade staff undertook. Staff members and advisor began the job by at- tending the V.H.S.L. Fall Workshop where they obtained ideas for the 1975 edition. With the approach of the bicen- tenial, staff members chose as their theme “Culpeper Graffiti — End of an Era.” The obstacle that faced the book was a financial one. With class dues abolished, this cut out over $1000 of their expected income. Special effects were used, even though the staff was limited in their spendable funds. Patrons were stressed even more because of the financial situa- tion. Since the Colonnade phone was taken away, members resort to watching strap operas on T.V. Lee Chichester, co-editor of the Colonnade, painstakingly works on the student section of the book. 23
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Mr. Wallace and Mrs. Brooks, S.C.A. sponsors, listen attentively to business brought up at a monthly meet- ing. Unaware that students talk during the an- nouncements. Tony Miller, S.C.A. president, rambles on. 25
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