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

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brated by feasting at Barnaby’s, and by giving Ms. Boyd an opal necklace. Varsity Field Hockey CCHS OPPONENT OPPN’T 1-T Fauquier T-1 2-W King George L-1 2-W James Monroe L-0 1-T Albemarle T-1 0-T Spotsylvania T-0 0-L Fauquier W-2 1-T King George T-1 2-W James Monroe L-1 3-W Stafford L-1 0-T Stafford T-0 0-L Albemarle W-1 Seasonal Record 4-2-5 GROUP PICTURE: Front Row: captains Susan Walker and Nancy Kidwell. Second Row: Ines Pesquera, Kathy Driscoll, Kelly Pickerel, Carol Groover, Debbie Bean, Donna Blevins, Theresa Batiste. Third Row: Janine Kuykendall, Terry Seiter, Karen Wagner, Cindy Jessup, Cheryl Scott, Vick Lester, Trudy Butler, Ms. Yeatts. ABOVE LEFT: In the first game of the season against King George, Trudy Butler fights her opponents while Nancy Kidwell comes to the res¬ cue. ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity hockey players wait for their names to be called at the pep rally held for girl’s fall sports. Sports 23

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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

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ABOVE: Perfect pitching form is displayed by Frank Hensley during practice. GROUP PIC¬ TURE: J.V. Baseball — Front Row: Terry Wenzel, Mike Mozingo, David Clore, Gary Pullins, Mike Jenkins. Second Row: Chris Smith, Robert Sowers, Gary Williams, John Napoli, Phil Settle, Danny Dugan, Don Mocarski. Third Row: Law¬ rence Campbell, E.J. Mills, Frank Hensley, Tim Fincham, Anthony Aylor. When the school board put the crunch on interscholastic transporta¬ tion, the girl’s softball team and the J.V. baseball team had to double up on the trips to several away games. On their first trip together, the two teams played Louisa — the girls winning 12-2 and the boys losing 2-5. On the trip home, the girls poked fun at the boys incessantly while the boys remained silent. For the last game of the season, the two teams doubled up again, only this time the boys won 8-2 and the girls lost 3-4. Coach Ward made the J.V. baseball team stay quiet, preventing their anticipated revenge upon the girls. This was J.V. baseball’s first winning season under Coach Ward due to ex¬ perienced players and several starters from the Junior High School. The J.V. hockey team was larger than usual this year. Since most of the team members were Junior High stu¬ dents there was a lack of experience. Since only eleven girls play at a time, 24 Sports