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

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Off to a fresh start, freshman Steve Bernard tees off on another hole. In this match against Woodberry Forest, the team just couldn ' t swing together and were defeated. Once again our golf team had to adapt to another head coach, Herman Allen. Chuckie Gilmore and freshman Billy olfe hacked a trail for Allen Ranter and Mike Jackson who were right beh ind. They proved, once again, that they are not just any golf team. Billy will be the big hope for this team next year, and Jackson and Ranter will be right behind using the experience of duffing through the sand traps and hacking through the rough. e had a disappointing record of 2-6 this year. Let’s see wdiat happens next season. Number one man, Billy Wolfe sinks another one. In this match against Broad Run, Wolfe played well hut not enough; the team lost. Almost sunk it! But now Mike Jackson com- pensates by sinking his putter into the green. However, all was not lost, as the team won against Osborne. 29

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Co-ed tennis — new trip for Culpeper! Second year of existence; what do you expect? The chore of trying to get twenty people on two public courts was not enough. Then the rain and cold in- vaded the cause, forcing practice into the Jr. Higli Gym for two weeks. As the sun finally decide d to shine, on inarched op- ponents who proceeded to volley, ace, and smash the devils off the court. Tennis gained two things — experience and a sharp bite of defeat. Number three seeded, Tim Groover uses the two-fisted backhand to return the ball to his J.M. opponent. Tim went on to lose 10-6. Demonstrating a perfect fore- hand volley, Sonja Atkins re- turns the ball to her Orange opponent. Sonja went on to defeat her opponent 10-5. Bov- Tennis Season’s Result ' OPPONENTS v - r a uq uier Orange James Monroe. James .Monroe Orange F auquier District (Varina) Seasonal Record : 0-7 OPPN’T Girl ' s Tennis Season ' s Result OPPONENTS Warren County James Monroe Fauquier Orange Orange District tjames Monroe) OPPN’T 28

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e finally did it! Our team earned a third straight Battlefield district title, an unequaled record in our school’s history. Even with the addition of two new events, the mile and the mile relay, we were not bothered. Placing first at the district meet were: Josie Ballato in the mile, Debbie Campbell in the 880. and the 440 relay team went all the way, taking first place at the regional meet and second in state. Due to the out- standing efforts of everyone on our team, we com- piled a 3 and 1 record in the dual meets, with 10 school records being broken. ow! Even though we lost three very important seniors, next year holds as much promise as ever. In a valiant effort to catch up. Anne Grace Snead and Rachelle Boggs clear the hurdles in the team ' s victory over Louisa. Diving over the high- jump. Susan Reeves places third in the meet against Louisa. c -V”: f ‘2 1 L Girls’ Track Season’s Results CCHS OPPONENTS OPPVT 78 — W Matoaca L — 23 67 — W Louisa L — 42 67 — W Howling Green L — 43 45 — L Orange — 66 64 — W District L — 55 Seasonal Record : i-1 30