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

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X ww Back row: Coach Carter, Betty Jo Mills, Francis Slaughter, Susanne Dorsey, Sherry Alexander, Kristi Heltzel, Janine Bloomer. Middle row: Kecia Whash- burn, Manya Wise, Kedna Goldston, Karen Mason, Roxanne Robinson, Cynthia Scott. Front row: Cindy Wenzel, Penny Hitt, Dorothy Alexander. 20 Sports

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7 4 25 3 St 22? ” . v i VF J ® a A . f-iff ■m — » f l i Upper Right, first row: Larry Kennedy, Carl White, Wayne Ramey, Pat Slaughter, Doug Robson, Ricky Wood, Bobby Thompson, Charles Lane, Ron Leftwich, Bruce Hundly, second row: James Hackley, Ken Halvorsen, Wesley Grayson, Bruce Lee, Matt Pesce, Greg Butler, James Starks, James Smith, Donnie Huntley, third row: Chris Minnis, James Mack, Tim Lacy, Jeff Windbush, Wayne Stilwell, John Osborne, Gary Mauck, Jerry Williams, James Watson, Craig Frazier, fourth row: Bobby Leftwich, David Hamn, Roger Lee, David Thompson, Roy Clatterbuck, Brian Beard, John Burnham, Craig Painter, Eric Ferris, Nathaniel Robinson. Across, first row: Mark Settle, Pat Mereweather, James Morris, Tim Salley, Greg Sell, Gregg Tanner, second row: Bobby Leftwich, Kevin Harry, Allan Williams, Craig Painter, Tyrone Ramey, Nat Robinson, Billy Deane, third row: John Burnham, Brian Beard, David Thompson, Bert Hilliard, Roger Lee, Eric Ferris, Tim Jenish. A Helping Hand One of the most faithful supporters of the football team is Dr. Broman. He not only supports football, but other teams as well. Dr. Broman is always there to mend broken, sprained, or bruised bones, joints and ligaments. He is a big help not only to the players, but to the coaches and everyone else involved. This is his way of showing his support for the high school and it’s athletic programs. Dr. Broman’s assistance is greatly appreciated by players, coaches, and fans alike.

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“We are the champions” For the eight year out of nine since 1972 the Devilettes girls basketball team has won the Battlefield District title. Granted, they lost to Stuart’s Draft in the first round of the region II playoffs, but they finished the sea¬ son with an impressive 19-5 record. This was due in part to the contributions of three senior starters, Dorothy Alexander, Cindy Wenzel, and Penny Hitt. Both Alex¬ ander and Wenzel were named by coach Carter as most improved. Hitt was the high scorer of the season with an average of twenty points per game. The Devilettes finished higher this season than coach Carter had predicted saying, “I thought at first we’d be lucky to break even.” However, the team proved her wrong by finishing strong. Carter felt they had played their best ball during the play¬ offs despite their loss. Carter has reason for optimism over next year’s team because the team will have eleven returning juniors with good experi¬ ence. “There are alot of talented players coming back,” Carter said. The J.V. team finished the season with a 1 5-5 record. Syl- isa Lambert was the high scorer. Shooting for a basket Sherry Alexander scores two points for Culpeper. Culpeper lost to Stuart’s Draft in the regionals.