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

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For many couples, dating was a bouqet of flowers Friday night dances until late, and HAVING A BALL John Clatterbaugh and Cathy Stanley get down at the ROTC Ma¬ rine Ball. t BOQUET FOR CATHY Cathy Corder picks up some roses that were sent to her. Flowers were very fashionable signs of affection this year. GETTIN’ DOWN: Mike Barret and his date do some serious boogying. W hat do you want to do tonight?” “I don’t know. What do you want to do?” “I don’t know. Maybe the movies and Pizza Hut?” Yes, it’s the age old practice of dat¬ ing, and the truth is, it really hasn’t changed much over the years. No date goes on without the anx¬ ious waiting for the phone to ring, the show of unconcern, the awful butter¬ flies just before the date, and the kiss at the front door. The places to go in Culpeper were few, but daters seemed to make the most of it, with the movies and Pizza Hut being the 1 spots. Some go out of town to Charlottesville or Fredricks- burg to hit the movies or the mall, while others prefer to go skating or just rent a few movies and get cozy at someone’s home. Spring marks the beggest, and most traditional of all the dates, THE PROM. Decked out in fancy dresses and tuxedos, it was probably one of the most formal dates some would go to. So whether it was a bite to eat at Wendy’s or a full course meal at the Davis Street Ordinary, the true difini- tion of dating was written by the couple. a night at the movies 26 Dating

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MOVIE DATE: Crocodile Dundee is one of the most popular films of the year, and a good idea for a date. | SLOW DANCE: John Miller and Pam Hickman dance together at the ROTC Marine Ball. 27