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

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' LANDMARK Break Those Piggybanks! It takes a bite out of all of us. It decides how much the car can be driven, where to go on a date, and even the amount of one ' s education. What could have this much control over lives? Money. Bucks, green stuff, moola, bills ... no matter how you slice it, it comes up short. As we grow older, money becomes in¬ creasingly more important.

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CROSS COUNTRY CCHS 44L 34L 15W 43L 12th 38L 47L 12th 39L 39L 79L 44L 37L 32L 3rd ,9th OPPONENT Orange Fauquier Rappahannock Fork Union Woodberry Forest Invitational Osbourn Park Stafford U.Va. Invitational Spotsylvania Madison W. Albemarle-Charlottesville Woodberry Forest (J.V.) Louisa Albemarle District Region II SEASONAL RECORD 1-1 F4A» W20 W22 W17; 39 W17 W22 W24 %$kb$ ABOVE: The harriers practice diligently while preparing for the upcoming District meet. LEFT: Stan Richards, a junior, demonstrates his self-determination during practice. The team usu¬ ally runs anywhere from 3.5 to 8 miles at each practice.

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V How Much Does It Cost? Below is a list of things that a student would spend money on. All prices are av¬ erages. A soft drink .30 Big Mac .90 Large pizza with the works 8.65 Pair of Levi jeans 18.00 Shirt 20.00 Gallon of gas .70 A pen .25 Activity ticket 15.00 A Colonnade 9.50 An issue of Inside Looking Out .16 Single album 6.89 Cassette-tape 7.89 8-track tape 8.89 1 ticket to the movies 2.50 Organization ' s candy bars .50 Club dues per year 2.50 Underclassmen pictures 8.00 Senior cap and gown 8.32 2 tickets to the Homecoming Dance 3.00 Six-pac of beer 2.35 SAT ' s admission 8.00 Class ring 70.00 Sports insurance 3.00 1 concert ticket 8.50 College application 20.00 Most expensive text book — Trigonometry 12.28 Least expensive text book — French I 4.29 Admission to sport event 1.50 Physicals 30.00 Pack of cigarettes .65 An average date 20.00 Achievement tests 12.50 A hair cut 10.00 School lunch everyday for 12 years at .50 a day 1080.00 ON FACING PAGE: ABOVE: Wouldn ' t it be nice to have this pile? Fat chance, with the declining value of the dollar. BELOW: Everything, EVEN Levi ' s have gone up this year. Margo Richards knows how it feels to see a red-hot price tag. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: With three 7-11 ' s in town, the take from students ' pockets gets to be pretty large. MIDDLE: Sandy Via has discovered the value of hot kitchen work — cold cash. BOTTOM: At the pump the gas trickles in and money trickles out. Bill Elwood uses self-service to save a few cents. A Landmark 29