Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Cindy Elder shows Alice Putney and Pat Waid how to Judy Peters and William Orange study the sell subscriptions to the annual, S.I.P.A. program on the Washington and Lee campus. The Duke Staff THE DUKE staff was chosen from those students of all five grades who submitted letters of application for jobs. These staff members were immediately in- spired to do a good job when, in September, a trophy was presented to the school by the Southern Inter - scholastic Press Association for the excellence of the 1960 yearbook. Encouragement came again in the spring when the 1961 annual won the S.I.P.A. first place award. Throughout the year the staff worked hard so that layouts were finished on time, and enough money was raised by subscriptions and advertisements William Orange accepts from Mr.E.H. to cover the entire cost of the book. Vassar the trophy for the 1960 yearbook. SEATED: Patricia Waid, Staff Member; Carol Jean Brown, Photographer; Page Godsey, Business Manager; Wil - liam Orange, Editor; George Thomas, Assistant Business Manager; Alice Putney, Assistant Distribution Manager. STANDING: Joyce Ashburn, Typist; Bobby Franck, Boys' Sports Editor; Vacelo Hawkins, Typist; Harry Harrison, Senior Editor; Judy Peters, Assistant Editor; Bill Smith, Copy Editor; Peggy Harrison, Staff Member; Kathleen Higgins, Girls’ Sports Editor; Cindy Elder, Distribution Manager; Mrs. Dorothy Putney, Adviser. ‘a | i

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Organizations Clubs and organizations are a key to suc- cess that provide variety in school life. Through these clubs and organizations students become leaders, show initiative, practice Sportsmanship, and develop lasting friendships. They discover and develop talents and abilities that have lain dormant. Values gained from participation in this phase of school life will influence success even in later life.

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Page Godsey, Bettie Keller, Carol Jean Brown, Diana Sutton, Jimmy Ayers, and Harry Harrison leave for the Beta conven - tion in Roanoke. Vacelo Hawkins and Joe Barker, the Queen and This year's service projects proved that King of Hearts, are having a good time at the Cumberland Beta Club members believe in Valentine Dance. their motto, “Let us serve by serving others.” At Thanksgiving, members of the chapter sent food to the Welfare Department for distribution, and at Christmas they sent toys. To serve fellow students, they cleaned the school grounds and placed a bulletin board in the upstairs hall. They sponsored a Valentine Dance, encouraged debating, and held a party for teachers and members. The president of the chapter, Harry Harrison, also served as president of the Heart of Virginia Beta Federation. FRONT ROW: Jean Reynolds, Mike Forbes, Carolyn Waid, Cindy Elder, Phyllis Vassar, Joe Hazlegrove, Diana Sutton, Woodfin Ligon, Mrs. Mary Allen, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bobby Franck, Allen Hazlegrove, Janet Ston - nell, Judy Peters, Harry Harrison, Franklin Foster, Neale Irving, Page Godsey, THIRD ROW: Carol Jean Brown, Juanita Higgins, Nancy Legg, Kathleen Higgins, Jimmy Ayers, Vacelo Hawkins, Patsy Southall, Bettie Keller, Dorothy Bales.