Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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; Ei Bos Bs eo Det r Saal eo ee FRONT ROW: Becky French, Allen Hazlegrove, Claudia Seay, George Thomas, William Garnett, Neale Irving, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jean Metzger, Mary Ann Bryant, Page Godsey, Ann Calhoun, Carol Harlan, Susan Irving, Lois Watson, THIRD ROW: Joe Hazlegrove, Ruth Hedrick, Susan Agee, Peggy Harrison, Juanita Higgins, Vena Maness, Bill Smith. FOURTH ROW: Billy Horst, Elliott Irving, Mike Forbes, G. A. Higgins, Bobby Latin Club The Latin Club is composed of students who are currently studying Latin. This year, pro- jects were carried out chiefly within class groups. Second year students did extensive research on Caesar's life and his army, and they arranged a display in the library showing Roman fortifications and towers and Roman and Gallic soldiers. First year students developed projects dealing with the roads, architecture, dress, and daily life of the Romans and with the influence of Latin on the English language. Linda Broughton, G. A. Higgins, and Mike Forbes are LN GL proud of the exhibit they made in the library. a é PPTL 2a 2S f 6 SOLDIERS OF TF “ of LOTR AMALEL fobs tithbod « é fe veges pasar 4a barra, doh Ly, sade At ATR, Le LOCAL . chek pean. bir, GALLIC WAR’ Susan Agee explains to Jean Metzger that an elementary knowledge of Latin enables one to understand an international language. 27

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This year's officers, Judy Peters, Franklin Foster, Walter Hawkins, and Janice Jones, pose by a water cooler which the S.C.A. purchased. Principal E, H. Vassar congratulates Allen Hazle- grove, newly elected president for next year, as Gloria Hamlett and Harry Harrison, campaign managers, beam with pride. i UNEED youy, ) VOTE BILL. SMErn V-PRE Bill Smith, candidate for next year's presidency, and Jean Reynolds, his campaign manager, try to win the votes of John Glenn and Don Bales. 9.C.A. The Student Cooperative Association tries to promote good citizenship. This year the S.C.A. sponsored informative programs such as ''The Army Answers Youth as well as inspirational talks by visiting ministers. Under its leadership, all students engaged in co- operative effort to raise money through sales of magazines and candy to buy and install two water coolers in the halls. The project was a success, and the water fountains became more popular than ever. For the enjoyment of all students, the S.C.A. sponsored a dance at Christmas and a spirited election campaign in the spring. President Franklin Foster presides over the S.C.A. Council consisting of Jimmy Ayers, Walter Hawkins, Janice Jones, Bettie Keller, June Barker, Peggy Harrison, William Garnett, Joyce Martin, Becky French, Judy Peters, and Mrs, Agnes Anderson, Adviser.

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Mr. Max Harlan presents public speaking awards to Harry Harrison, first place winner, and to Joe Hazlegrove and Bobby Franck, second place winners, TE Terry Cable, Melvin Jamerson, and Billy Meador fertilize, reseed, and water the grass which they helped to plant. Mr. D. E. Houff poses with the Degree Team: Allen Hazlegrove, Joe Hazlegrove, Larry Latham, Jimmy Ayers, Harry Harrison, Neale Irving, Neal Smith, Hugh Vassar, and the Greenhands, Jimmy Nelson and Billy Spillman. F.F.A, The Cumberland FFA Chapter had a busy and rewarding year. In addition to sponsoring the usual Father -Son Banquet and entering all federation con- tests, its members built a sidewalk to the home economics building, distributed 300 pounds of feed for birds during heavy snows, mixed and sold rat bait, organized a ''Keep Virginia Green crew, and planted a large area to furnish food for wild game. For the first time, the boys planned and planted a chapter garden. One especially rewarding project was the seeding of the lawn in front of the school. FFA OFFICERS: Neal Smith, Sentinel; Neale Irving, Secretary; Jimmy Ayers, Tr easurer; Billy Pepper, President; Joe Hazlegrove, V -President; Bobby Franck, Reporter.