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

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Zach Green Karen Hackley James Hale Lisa Haldin Wanda Hamm Andrew Hannah Norma Hardy Kevin Harry Lynn Harvey Chris Hayes Becky Haynes Jeff Haynes’ Kerri Hawkins Kim Heflin Raymond Heflin Gwen Henderson Peter Hicks’ Bert Hilliard Audrey Hinton Mary Hoffman Stephanie Wolfrey and Johnny Woo¬ dard put the finishing touch on the car at the car wash. Mr. Craig Dill, sponsor of the junior class, tries to persuade students to purchase their heart to heart responses. $ FOR THE PROM 1) When I think of a kiss, I get A) Excited B) Interested C) Bored D) sick. 2) How much do you feel that should be spent on a first date? A) less than 5 dollars B) 5-10 dollars C) 10-20 dollars’ D) over 20 dol¬ lars. These are just two of the ques¬ tions answered by members of the student body in an effort to match compatible couples. The Ques¬ tionnaires, called “Heart to Heart”, and used as a money mak¬ ing project, raised $450.00 for the prom. Mr. Craig Dill the junior sponsor, said, “Everyone waits to get their results and when they fi¬ nally get them they want money back.” Another fund raiser that the ju¬ nior class sponsored was a Car Wash held on October 2. Twenty- five juniors attended and raised a total of $90.00 which went towards the prom. Patrick Meriwether said that he had lots of fun and really got soaked. Another Car Wash was planned for Mid-April. 25

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Laura Cooper Clark Corbin David Corbin Gary Cornwell Sheree Couick Beth Cressman Lynn Crosby Jill Crossman Karen Curtis Josh Daniel Trent Day Karen Deal Billy Deane Bobby Demarest Marlene Eason Paul Eden Ellen Embrey Eddie Feaganes Tim Feaganes Mike Fewell Cindy Fincham John Fincher Gary Fleming Melissa Franzell Sallie Freeman Scott Freeman Pam Glascock Felicia Gillison Lisa Godwin Tammie Goffney Kathy Goodfield Faith Grant Hope Grant Scott Grant Rodney Gray t

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3-RING CIRCUS “Good morning- today is No¬ vember 19 and JUNIORS- your rings have arrived!” Varied re¬ sponses could be heard in the class rooms. Students bought class rings to show scholastic achieve¬ ment and for a reminder of the school years. Brian Updike ex¬ plained, “ ... to me it holds senti¬ mental value ...” “Very expen¬ sive ...” said Gary Dowell, “but they’re worth it.” Junior Class rings arrived in November and everyone took the time to compare their rings. Karen Thompson said, “I’m really glad that I have mine—it means a lot to me!” Mike Hoffman Tammy Hoffman Mindy Hook Tommy Houston Tammy Hull Rebecca Hundley Maurice Hutcherson Nancy Hutcherson Beth Hyde Mary Jasper David Jenkins Judy Jenkins Sandy Jenkins Robert Johnson Debbie Keesee Tonni Kellison Connie Kennedy Beth Kerns Dallas Keys Scotty Kidd