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

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FEAJURE What Bike Race? Cycling. People of all ages enjoy it — including high school students. However, at the Second Annual Clean Air Bike Race held in Culpeper in September, the only high school student to participate was Mike Canavan. He won second place in his biking division. The Bike Race was publicized on a major Washington, D.C. television station. Devoted and avid cyclers came from all around to participate in the races. However, attendance of local folk at the Bike Race was poor. But that did not serve to lessen the fun and enjoyment and excitement of the competition. 10 Feature

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RIGHT: Page Chichester skills, as evidenced in this game against Orange, led him to the District Championships. BE¬ LOW: A look of concentration shows on Anne Greene’s face as she moves towards the ball. Tennis Swings Into Action The Culpeper girl’s tennis team had just defeated a weak Spotsylvania team, 6-3. They were celebrating their triumph at a Jaycees carnival in Spot¬ sylvania. While there, Sandy Via chanced her last quarter on a game and won! Her prize was a one and a half foot stuffed doll — Woodstock, the little yellow bird in the Peanuts comic strip. The team adopted the doll as their mascot and named it Lucille. Lucille,” a popular song by Kenny Rogers, was the team’s them e song. The doll followed the team to all its matches, but as a lucky piece, it proved fickle. Sometimes fhey won; more often they lost. The team’s sea¬ sonal record was a disappointing 5-7. As a token of their warm esteem, the team presented the mascot to their coach Mary Weaver at the Spring Sports Banquet. It was May 14th and Varina was host¬ ing the District Championship. 12 Sports