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

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Like a spirit that dwells in churches. Tal- ent lives in our bodies. Talent is part of our souls; it is part of what we are and helps to form our behavior. Talent is an elusive char- acter within us. Peeking around our eyeballs, Talent sees what we examine. It moves through our bodies and what we feel, it feels. In some people, Talent has made its home in their fingers. In other people. Talent has settled in their voices. It is a thing of many disguises. Talent is cunning. But don’t let it deceive you. It is in you, even though you may unhappily believe it is not. Talent lives in all of us. Displaying expert talent, Steve Giles picks on the of banjo and Mark Janies strums the guitar. =TT n Singing an original composi- tion, Mark Lewis performs in the annual Pepergram talent show, in which he placed first. 17

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THE FASHION REVOLUTION Nowadays it seems that students wear just about anything. Everything goes from embroidered jeans to chic skirts. There is no set style; clothes have become a way of expressing yourself and how you feel. Everyone has a different personality and is a unique individual. Many different types of clothing express the many personalities of all of us. In their fashionable jeans, John Nicholson and Tammy Burke rap in the hall. SOCK IT TO US! Crazy socks seems to be springing up everywhere! Steve Rosenberg models his funky clothes while the world goes up- side-down and inside-out. There must be as many different kinds of shoes as people. That is, of course, a bit of an exaggeration. 16

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Culpeper waits in awe and expectations as the set for AAG is constructed. On your mark, get set. ready — roll. This was one of the many events in which Culpeper finished second. The faster I go the behinder I get , might be the words which are racing thru Ron Johnson s mind during this event. 18