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

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Anthony W. Carder Jewel B. Carpenter Laveme J. Carpenter Mechelle L. Carpenter Tina L. Caylor Maria A. Celello Ann M. Chemi Keith A. Clark William L. Clark Charles L. Clatterbuck Jr. Craig T. Clatterbuck Ricky A. Clatterbuck Tracy A. Coates Doug L. Cobb Tony M. Cole Sean D. Coley Thomas W. Combs Robert G. Connock Aric T. Conto Angela F. Cronk 22 Seniors

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Raymond Brown Sharon E. Brown Steve L. Buchanan Melissa A. Burke Donna L. Bums Walter W. Burton Charles D. Bussenger Dale M. Butler Douglas E. Butler Loretta L. Butler Tina M. Byars Michelle Y. Campbell Best Dressed Being considered one of the best dressed students in the school is a big honor. A good dresser needs a creative mind as well as an ability to color coordinate an outfit. Dressing well does not require an alliga¬ tor shirt or expensive shoes; however, it does require time to put outfits together and make yourself look great. Two people who best exemplified snappy dressing were Garland Slaugh¬ ter and Sandii Lightfoot. 21

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Gladys M. Cropp Terry L. Cubbage Jr. Cecil F. Curry Paula M. Dale Amanda F. Dasher Alexander S. Davis Amanda P. Davis Jennifer L. Deal Tina A. Deane Charles E. Degrands Pam Dinkins Tony D. Dodson Most School Spirited Having school spirit unlike everyone else is a unique quality. These people dressed up every day during spirit week. They didn’t get embarrassed by being different. They supported the school to the best of their ability. These people are very special. They had a certain pizazz that no one else did. These two were the ones at the pep rallies and games cheering the Blue Devils on. A distinctive pride in their school was shown by them. Liz Lane and Dennis Hetzel were two who best represented all of these qualities of be¬ ing most spirited. 23