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

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The people voted as senior superla¬ tives are considered by their peers to be outstanding in various areas. These peo¬ ple each possess certain qualities or tal¬ ents that are associated with and display in their everyday life. Many students interviewed felt that senior superlatives should also display other positive qualities than the ones they are noted for. Kenny Halverson says that superlatives should be outstand¬ ing members of the senior class. Paula Jackson thinks that senior superlatives should be friendly, considerate, good natured, and good citizens. In the opionion of the senior class this years superlatives hold these qualities considered important by their equals. Most Popular: Cindy. Most Intelligent and Most Likely 12 Who

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———-.. volunteers participate in dances and in the town parades. Candystriping at the hospital gives good experience to girls who are in¬ terested in nursing and working with people. Volunteer work is open to girls fourteen and older. The girls can work at the reception desk, the gift shop and the snack bar. Girls over sixteen can work on the floor delivering candy and flowers as well as magazines to the patients. Some girls can also work on the switchboard. This is just a small sample of the jobs which students hold. Many students also work with construction, cleaning, restaurants and gas stations. Many stu¬ dents don ' t have jobs but hope to find one soon. The money and experience gained from jobs will be helpful to many students. Jobs 11

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Superlatives 13