Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Susan Agee Sylvia Ann Asal Shirley Baldwin Jerrel Bales John Barnes Andy Blanton Gladys Bowls Mary Ann Bryant Bob Daniel Bobby Dawson Charles Ehrlich Teddy Elder Mary Ann Garrett Nellie Jean Gauldin Peggy Harrison Walter Hawkins Elna Hess Alene Higgins Nancy Holmes Elliot Irving Susan Irving Kippy Keller Earl Kirby Jeannette Kirby Patsy Ann Knick Gary McHenry Della Mendez Doralee Minor Thomas Moore Richard Osborne Johnny Payne Butch Price Alice Putney Peggy Sears Claudia Jane Seay Carol Smith Terry Spillman Elmer Talley, Jr. William Turner Jo Ann Tyson Hugh Vassar Willie Walker Lois Watson Alfris Williams Charles Williams Riley Wilson Norma Ziegler

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Paula Ault Joyce Baker Marie Barr David Black Jee bliack Ann Calhoun Eula Mae Clark J. D. Clevenger John Davis Becky French William R. Garnett Carol Harlan G. A. Higgins Billy Horst Tommy Jackson Sandra Jamerson Kris Johnson Janice Jones Pat Lane Larry Latham John Lee Bill Martin Mae Martin Julie Midkiff Patsy Ownby Jerry Payne Donald Robertson Wiley Rowsey Eugene Sams Wilbur Schmidt Jerry Sears Fred Shumaker Arthur Neal Smith Bill Smith Geraldine Stimpson George Thomas Renny Tremble Janice Turbyfill Carolyn Whaley Freshmen 19

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Mrs. Gilliam explains to interested seniors how the U.S. Government operates. In addition to the regular textbook studies, many additional activities were carried out, and these made the academic classes more interesting and more realistic. The social studies classes prepared a Civil War Centennial display, and throughout the year they saw films on different phases of their studies. The students in the government class increased their knowledge about the operation of their government by holding a make-believe session of Congress and a mock presidential election, and by having guest speakers. The chemistry class worked on individual projects, participated in lab demonstrations, visited a local garage and observed a demonstration on motors, and toured the power plant at Bremo Bluff. In their English class, the senior students read English literature and wrote term papers while other English students in- creased their writing and speaking abilities through writing essays and giving oral renditions. Two serious boys, Bobby Branck and Allen Hazlegrove, dissect a frog in biology lab. Classwork Margaret Holmes and Joe Barker find chemistry lab work entertaining as well as instructive. 1 an 21