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

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j; ; Jeff Southard waits for the solution to react while Albert Wallace times how long it takes. Kyle Young adds hydrocloric acid to his solution. Rodney Mills, Mike Carpenter, and Steve Lasley watch their Bunsen burner to see when the water will begin to boil. Science 25

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Carter Steger and Karen Canavan show that some Chemistry labs require teamwork. Equations, Equations, Equations The science department has different areas — chemistry, biology, and phys¬ ics. Each has its own requirements and difficulties. When asked what their fa¬ vorite parts of science were, each teacher had something different to say. Dill: “I like Relativity because it is fas¬ cinating. I understand the theory, but it is hard to get across to someone else.” Vaughan: ‘‘I like the unit on heredity; however, I don’t think the students like to work the problems.” Brooks: “I like the labs and talking to people on an individual basis. I feel this gets in contact with the students more.” Earles: ‘‘I like organic chemistry; it was always my favorite in college.” 24 Lights

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The Catchall Course The sophomores finally reached their last year of P.E. classes. Many students found this to be their best year of P.E. because of the large variety of subjects of¬ fered which included health, P.E., Driv¬ ers’ Training, and the Hunters’ Safety Program. When many sophomores were asked which subject they preferred they said P.E. They enjoy this most because they get away from sitting behind a desk and get to do some physical activity. Students also found the Hunters’ Safety Program beneficial because, according to Pat Pet- tie, “it gave the students extra safety tips whether or not they are a hunter.” A lot of students also said that they liked Drivers’ Training. They prefer “behind the wheel” to the classroom part, but they feel the classroom part is important for their driving safety. The main enjoyment of this part is the day that they received their licenses. FIRST ROW: Gary Brock; SECOND ROW: Eric Wil¬ bur, Peter Worman; THIRD ROW: Tim Fincham, Bill Jenkins, Jim Fore; FOURTH ROW: Windfield Blevins, Donald Pendleton, Glenn Banks, Mike Dinkins; FIFTH ROW: Archie White, Olen All, Glenn Lacy, Ricky Carter, Darryl Robinson, Mark Keane. In order to warm lip for the day’s activities iniP.E.. Larry Hicks and the rest do pushups. m V Not only does Kenny Woodard IVfilce Baily, Ron Bodjette, or Andy Powell p lHiis own weight in class, but each must support a buddy as demonstrated in the four-man pushup. 26 Lights