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

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When asked if they liked staying in Culpeper or going out of town for the weekend, students had many different reactions. Jim Waston said, “Man, I like Culpeper so why should I go to another town?” Other people commented that they couln’t wait to get out of Culpeper. With all the different reactions about Culpeper, it looks like the week¬ ends are still the best part of the week! The Junior Class car wash proved to be well worth the time. The car wash was held early in October to avoid the cold weather. A number of Juniors turned out for the wet event, including Debbie Kite, Sam Laster, Stephanie Wolfrey, Donna Andes and Rebecca Brown. According to a Colannade survey, half of CCHS students spend a percentage of their time working on the weekends. Richard Bannister finds that working at McDonald’s gives him a well “deserved break” and some extra money for his free time. Chris Lawrence spends a lazy Saturday afternoon watching his friends play. Many students spend their weekend afternoons out¬ side relaxing in the sun. Trying to show they have more spirit then the Seniors, the Juniors out do themselves at a fall pep rally. This year CCHS students had six pep rallies, including some in the Spring. 15

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UPCOMING EVENT: WEEKENDS Friday night football games. A fun and exciting way to keep busy for CCHS students. Roger Lee (20), carrying the ball, is about to be tackled by an unidentified Handley player. Anth¬ ony Dinkins comes up and tries to assist Roger. Stephanie Wolfrey and Sherie Couick represent the CCHS cheerleaders in selling candy around town to raise enough money for new uniforms. The cheerleaders were able to raise the money needed. In addition to the new uniforms, the cheer¬ leaders received new skirts in late September. A relaxing weekend afternoon in the sun reading books is one of Donna Andes’ ways of enjoying time by herself. Donna recommends The Crucible to those people who like reading plays. Students at Culpeper County High School live for the weekeends. All day Monday they start planning what they’re going to do on the weekends. Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s are spent trying to get the car and persuading parents to let their children do what they have planned. Thursday, the students anticipate the coming of Friday night and the big weekend! Many students said that they liked to hang out at the skating rink or just stay home and relax. j r 14

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CLOWNS CLOWNS CLOWNS CLOWNS The composite CCHS student would appear to be five feet nine inches tall, have brown hair and brown eyes. This student would rate “E.T.” and “An Officer and a Gentleman” as the two best mov¬ ies of the year. An individual with a wide range of interests, our com¬ posite student is into music - a la Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, and Cameo, and also enjoys soaps, particually the suspenseful “Gen¬ eral Hospital”. He She is most definitely a nature lover with in¬ terests ranging from camping and mountain climbing to body surf¬ ing at Virginia Beach. Athletically he she is inclined to watch or play football. To stop the hunger pangs brought on by all this activity, he she eats the most unusual food thought of . . . froglegs! Could this composite student be you?? Janice Avery 16