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TOP: Curious as to what x, y, and z, are, Eric Bland solves a system of equations in his Algebra II class. MIDDLE: Trying to beat the clock, Bruce Deal finishes a 5th period typing assignment. ABOVE: Is she a Loyalist, a Neutralist, or a Patriot? Lynn Dorsey finds out as she adds up her “PREPS” in a (J.S. History simulation. BOTTOM: Field trips are just part of the fun of taking American Civilization. While visiting Salubria, Tom Heffern, Tammy Brown, Cinny Baker, and Michelle Brown take notes on the surroundings. 4
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Left: Practice is essential to attain excellence in anything. The Cross Country team including Alan Moy, Andrew Grigsby, Mark Ander¬ son, Bobby Canavan, Sam Robinson, and Fred Welland get in shape for an upcoming meet. Below left: Academic excellence is vital also. At the Fall awards ceremony, Mr. Pearson congratulates Junior Cathy Crow on making the honor roll. Center: Attention At Ease! MCJROTC cadet Chuck DeGrands lis¬ tens for further instructions ' from Colonel Heinz. Below: Getting some practice in before an upcoming performance, Kim Nibblins rehearses in chorus. Bottom: ALL SMILES! The 1985-86 Varsity Flag team relaxes a bit during a practice session one afternoon. Except in dreams, the personal goals of most Culpeper students do not stretch far beyond the immea- diate future. In their dreams all stu¬ dents have their personal definitions of excellence. Differences come in what goals they consider valuable enough to commit their time and en¬ ergy to. Setting goals 3
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Grade Academics. The word itself is an¬ other path were student’s excellence can shine through. The push to go for the higher grade or just to under¬ stand the many concepts involved in some things make some feel like they’re on top of things. For others, excellence is achieved by the con¬ stant competition that they have with themselves to do well. What ever the reason, academics are the main priority in education and every person must set a goal to achieve personal excellence. LEFT: Finding aquiet corner to do your study¬ ing in isn’t easy. Billy Kruger finds the peace and quiet he needs to work on his geometry in the Guidance Office. ABOVE: Working industriously, Alan Moy im¬ proves his skills in his Mechanical Drawing Class. LEFT: While setting up an experiment for his third period Chemistry class, Mr. Earles shows his love for the science. Making the
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