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

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ABOVE: Displaying his perfected skateboard skills, John Downey executes an Evil Knieval style jump over juniors Valerie Main and Norma Hickman. RIGHT: Archery was introduced in the P.E. classes three years ago, but this is the first year that it has been offered as a complete program through all grades. With bow and arrow season approaching Brad Driggers gets in a few practice shots while Alan Hedrick watches his style. FACING PAGE: Jogging seems to be one of the most popular sports of the day. Senior Carol Simms demonstrates her ability on the asphalt with complete ease. 1 ,f ■BpKp K h i I Jr ' di 14 Paths

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LEFT: Culpeper ' s Terry Seiter and Vicki Lester attempt to dodge their opponents in order to score in the Varsity game Culpeper won 5-1. BELOW: J.V. — Front Row: Patty Driscoll, Pam Durham, Kelly Scott, Shelly Scott, T.G. Wagner, Mary Hockett, Jennifer Justis. Second Row: Kathy Williams, Cheryl Payne, Becky Lewis, Amanda Seeber, Ellen Brown, Annette Batiste, Conni Perry, Tammy Kelley. FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY 2-0 L 1-0 W 1- 0 L 2- 0 W OPPONENT Fauquier lames Monroe Albemarle Spotsylvania Fauquier King George VARSITY 2- 0 W 4- 0 l 5- 1 W 3- 1 L 2-0 W 2-1 L OPPONENT James Monroe Stafford Spotsylvania Stafford King George Albemarle Hockey Teams Reverse Trends The Varsity hockey team got off to a slow start with their 2-0 loss to Fauquier. But the team came back to have more wins than teams in the past, even though their record was 6-6. The team also had nine seniors who contributed their spirit to the team no matter if they won or lost. After the last game, Miss Boyd told her seniors, Our record might not be as im¬ pressive as we would have liked, maybe it shows how our competition is becoming stronger. We also have to remember that eight of our twelve games were against AAA teams. As our team prayer states, we were ' gracious in victory and modest in defeat. ' The J.V. hockey team was the hottest one seen with their record of 11-1. They were undefeated until the first game against Stafford, but beat Stafford the sec¬ ond time they played them. Throughout the season the team waited for Mrs. Tem¬ pleton, their coach, to have her baby. She finally had a little boy on the day the team played at King George. EHockey 13

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i«si!g®j§ mss sm m mmm . ' -s-v sit Pip: ' mSB 0lg H More and more people are finding that individual sports are a great way to express th emselves. Whether in competition or just involved in a sport for enjoyment, all get a great sense of satisfaction. Drive and discipline are essential in sports for personal fulfillment. To some, biking, hiking, swimming, or motorcycling might be the thing. To others it could be ping-pong, archery, skate-boarding, or even boating. It makes no difference whether you are accomplished in your favorite individual sport or not. Here at the foothills it ' s just one more thing to take up the mountains. Sports 1 5