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

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Upper left: Performing on the electric guitar is a favorite hobby of Mike Dur¬ ham’s. He plays mostly by ear and enjoys songs written by Jimi Hendrix. Upper right: Not everyone would consid¬ er hockey to be a hobby, but to some it is more of a hobby than a sport. Angela Graves and Jackie Williams show the thrill of winning against James Monroe. Lower left: Tennis is Scott Beamer’s fa¬ vorite hobby. He has been playing for three years and is currently on the tennis team. You can usually find him practicing at var¬ ious courts on the weekend. Lower right: A somewhat unusual hobby of African dancing is a favorite of Sylissa Lamberts. She learned the dance from her sister less than a year ago and has already performed a dance at VCU. 11

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MEMORIES REMAIN School days are days that are never forgotten, just think of the great times you’ve had! The pep rally spirit, the field hockey games, the laughter and fun will always remain. When in the future you pause to remember the troubles, the home¬ work, and outbreaks of laughter, you’ll also remember the dreams you went after. Don’t ever forget the tears that were shed when going our own separate ways. Today is the day that yesterday brought, tomor¬ row’s the day we’ll use what we’re taught. Be ready for what the fu¬ ture might hold . . . but remember your school memories ... they’re solid gold!!! FACING PAGE: 1. Getting the Junior Class ready for action, David Corbin shows his spirit at the first pep rally of the year. 2. During a J.V. football game with King George, quarterback Todd Atkins hands off to Rich Simmons. 3. Performing the traditional kickline at half time, the J.V. field hockey girls show their fancy foot work at the first scrimmage. 4. The flags and rifles present the Bottle Dance at the first pep rally. Pam Butler thought it was the “highlight of our performance.” THIS PAGE: 1. Mary Beth Kerns gets in position to take on Spotsylvania. 2. The cheerleaders kickline helped get the spirit going during the pep rally for the girls field hockey and basketball teams. 13