Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Mrs. Louise Meinhard and Mrs. Ruby Brown serve lunch. Staff Harold Gary, the school custodian, is seen here in his furnace workroom where he spends many busy hours. The bus drivers, Bill Anderson, Mrs. Keller, Mr. Sanderson, and Loy Whaley, await the 3 o'clock bell to transport students to their homes.

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MRS. MARY E, ALLEN, B.S. General Science Chemistry Beta Club MRS, DEMA L. AREHART, A.B. English Glee Club EDMUND A. BESSELL, B.S. Physical Education Football Coach Baseball Coach MRS, CATHERINE C. GARRETT, A.B. Latin Latin Club MRS. ELIZABETH B, GILLIAM, B.S. World History Government Cheerleaders JIMMY F. KINDLE, B.S. Agriculture PPetis Faculty MRS. MARY L. MUSULIN Commercial Certificate Typing, Shorthand Softball MRS. BARBARA G. NEWMAN, B.S. History English MISS BESSIE L. PARKER ACD. so Librarian, Math Yearbook Adviser Library Club AAALL — MRS, GEORGIA H. PUTNEY, B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. MRS, LOLITA C. SMITH B.S., M.A. English, Biology Business Law Guidance MRS. RUTH R. STIMPSON, B.S. Math Civics EDWIN H. VASSAR, B.S. Agriculture Er A; Vv

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i WY. vw Te ae Na Me AL™ hk Ge 3 em ae Mn be Co M Cu dn G Rb ‘rv y de Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd As Cd Cs Ba La lit Ta W Re Os Tr Pr Av i; oe Met Ce Ir NJ Pm 5 ku Ge ¢ ; — — Ty 4 Ni Pu Am Classes Youth found that learning can be stimulating, challenging, and enjoyable as it explored the basic fields of knowledge. Classes offered opportunities to investigate old and new fields of learning. An in- valuable store of facts and ideas were accumulated; abilities were developed. Most important of all, however, Youth learned to think.