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

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began their cheers. Upon arriving in Orange, the girls were to begin their warm-ups, but be¬ fore they could start several girls had to stop by a nearby mirror. At 4:00 the games began and as the field events were being held, the school record was broken by Debra Holmes with a discus throw of 93 feet 8 inches. Strong wins in the field events and excellent running by the sprinters gave Culpeper a 63-47 victory over Varina. Boys ' Track CCHS OPPONENTS OPPN’T 43-L Louisa W-93 45-L Orange W-91 62V2-L James Monroe W-73V2 91-W Spotsylvania L-45 Seasonal Record 1-3 Girls ' Track CCHS OPPONENTS OPPN’T 44V2-L Louisa W-65V2 63-W Orange L-47 4th Loudoun Valley In-vitational 3rd Tri-Meet 65-W Bowling Green L-56 54-L Spotsylvania W-56 3rd District Tourna-ment 2nd Regional Tourna-ment Seasonal Record 2-2 LEFT: Girls’ Track-Front Row: Coach Kate Carter, Susan Reeves, Felicia Ferris, Josie Ballato, Debbie Campbell, Cheryl Jones, Coach Kim Williams. Second Row: Nancy Kidwell, Cindy Clatterbuck, Pat Settle, Jill Rider, Patti Meskimer. Third Row: Jett Terrell, Syl¬ via Carpenter, Eugenia Toliver, Shari Sims, Lisa Jones, Teresa Bowler. Fourth Row: Pam Wise, Cynthia Avery, Vickie Thompson, Sharon Golon, Sheila Brown, Joan Lee, managers Betty Woodward, Dollie Lane. BELOW LEFT: Boys’ Track-Front Row: Donald Minor, Charles Tibbs, Larry Scott. Second Row: Frederick VanBastelaer, Greg Dinkins, Freddy Strother, Clifford Mosley. Third Row: Bob Sell, Tim Ryder, Bill Thompson, Floyd Scott, Mike Canavan, Albert Breeden, Carl Jenkins, Jay Brock. Not Pictured: George Walker, Wallace Alphin, Calvin Mosley, David Dodson, James White, Curtis White. Sports 21

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RIGHT: Quarterback Gary Wil¬ liams hands off to George Robinson for a four yard gain in the Orange game. Culpeper won 14-12. BELOW: J.V. Foot¬ ball — Front Row: Jeb Broman, Derek Cunningham, Eric Wil¬ bur, Timmy Deane, Ricky Deal, Roy Bodkins, Derrick Wise. Second Row: Earl Scott, Neil Cash, George Robinson, Gary Williams, Patrick Barber, Larry Shanks, Bernard Johnson, Danny Allen. Third Row: man¬ ager Zachary Robinson, Andre Allen, Richard Hoffman, Glenn Banks, Harry Carpenter, Albert Breeden, John Sheppard, Greg Dinkins, Coach League. Humor Brightens Team Spirits The Devils traveled to Orange on Sept. 15th to conquer the Hornets in a close game. It was a run away game at halftime — 0 to 12, Orange. After an inspiring halftime talk by Coach League, the J.V. Gridders scored a touchdown by the end of the third quarter. Patrick Barber (linebacker) intercepted a pass and ran it back 35 yards for the second Blue Devil touchdown. George Robin¬ son leaped over the goal line for the tie-breaking point after touchdown. Throughout the entire season the J.V.’s never lacked spirit or pride de¬ spite the fact that practices were limited to 15 minutes a day. ' It was a cold, rainy September 20th in Charlottesville. The cross country team was in town for the UVA Invita¬ tional. The team members were free to roam before the meet while Coach Gordon attended a meeting. While waiting, part of the team entertained passersby with a “one-legged track 18 Sports

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Nancy Kidwell rushes in to take the ball while one of her teammates locks sticks with their King George opponent. Coach Yeatts Resigns The Culpeper hockey team had an eventful season. The most important event was that the team’s coach, Ms. Anne Yeatts, resigned from her teach¬ ing position at CCHS during the team’s season and took a neyy job with Wyland and Associates. Ms. Boyd, the J.V. coach, then became the Varsity coach. History repeated itself for the team. Trudy Butler suffered a leg injury at the away game with King George. As a J.V. player last year, she suffered a leg injury at the away game with King George. Despite its loss against Albemarle in the last game of the season, the team was still in a good mood. They cele- 22 Sports