Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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New members who are being initiated into FHA are Patricia Waid, Lois Bales, Joyce Martin, Kris Johnson, Ann Gantt, Judy Morris, Rita Taperino, Olivia Jenkins, Vena Maness, Jeannette Kirby, Violet Thompson, Alene Higgins, Vivian Blanton, Jean Metzger, June Barker, and Peggy Harrison. With Mrs. Georgia Putney's help, Judy Peters, Phyllis an m “ Vassar, Vacelo Hawkins, and Annette Seal prepare to Good Citizenship in the School, Home, and Com- See eae munity'’ was the goal of the Cumberland FHA Chapter this year. To promote this goal, members of the chapter greeted and assisted new students at the be - ginning of the school year. At Christmas they pre- pared food for needy families, and on Valentine's Day they carried baskets of mints to older persons in the community. An open house was held for PTA mem- bers, an assembly program was presented, and Parents' Night was observed. A highlight of the year was a barbecue supper held jointly with the FFA chapter for members and parents. Dot Huddleston, Vacelo Hawkins, An- nette Seal, and Betty Jo Ownby prepare baskets of mints for older persons. FRONT ROW: J. Reynolds, M. Barr, B. Tillett, N. Vaughan, P. Godsey, P. Vassar, J. Stonnell, A. Putney, N. Ziegler, J. Jones, Mrs. Georgia Putney, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Metzger, J. Midkiff, L. Bales, C. Elder, K. Lohnson, A. Calhoun, O. Jenkins, C, Harlan, J. Morris, P. Harrison, J. Martin. THIRD ROW: P. Waid, V. Thompson, J. Barker, A. Seal, D. Huddleston, C. Price, V. Blanton, R. Taperino, S. Agee. FOURTH ROW: P. Southall, A. Gantt, S. Becker, G. Stimpson, P. Powell, G. Hamlett, B. French, J. Kirby, J. Asal, D. Mendez, FIFTH ROW: A. Higgins, C. J. Brown, M. Holmes, J. Higgins, B. Keller, N. Holmes, V. Maness, D. Bales, J. Peters, S, Jam erson.

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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.

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i pp Wee lah Sos Skid Garrett shows his varsity sweater and letter to To raise money, Allen Hazlegrove and Bobby Franck Walter Penick. sell Hugh Vassar a sweatshirt. This year the Varsity Club encouraged good sportsmanship and stimulated Va rsity C| U b interest in all sports. FRONT: President Billy Pepper. SECOND ROW: Neale Irving, Hugh Vassar, Levi Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Jeff Jefferies, Harry Harrison, Joe Hazlegrove, Bill Martin, William Orange. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Martin, Wayne Clayton, Franklin Foster, Bobby Franck, Skid Garrett, Allen Hazlegrove, Walter Penick. FIFTH ROW: Earl Kirby, Kippy Keller, Larry Latham, Joe Franklin, Billy Horst, Tommy Jackson, Mr. Ed Bessell, Adviser.