Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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SEATED: William Garnett, Rodney Wise, George Thomas, Bill Smith, Judy Peters, Janice Jones, Rose Barrett, Geraldine Stimpson, Julie Midkiff. STANDING: Carol Jean Brown, Claudia Seay, Alice Putney, Peggy Harrison, Joyce Baker , Nancy Agee, Kathy Orange, Becky French, Neal Smith, Vivian Blanton, Cindy Elder, Mrs. Dorothy Putney, Adviser. William Garnett sells an ad to Mrs. James Godsey. The Duke Staff THE DUKE staff, consisting of members from all grades, was increased by five mem- bers in an attempt to produce a better annual. Four additional pages took form in the 1963 DUKE, and the names of the seniors purchas - ing annuals were imprinted in gold letters on thercovers., |udy Peters, s|aniceljones eis Smith, and Alice Putney attended the annual meeting of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association where a citation was r eceived de- noting the first place award of the previous year's annual. Mr. Jesse Pennell, a professional photographer, gives tips on using the camera to Carol Jean Brown and Judy Peters. At the usual working place, a table in the library, Bill Smith, Assistant Editor, prepares to crop a picture as Judy Peters, Editor-in-Chief, checks the financial record with George Thomas, Business Manager. BUTE pang lid 26

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Clubs Clubs are another source of challenge. By provid- ing a variety of interests, they offer the student new ways to broaden his world. The interests which he develops add variety and spice to his entire life. Or- ganized activities provide opportunities which chal- lenge the student to develop old talents, to discover new ones, to find new values, and to make treasured friendships. As he participates in club work he be- comes an efficient leader or an able follower. When the challenge of club work is met, the student finds new worlds opening before him. 25

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John Barnes has just been tapped for membership in the Beta Club by Joe Hazlegrove. John solemnly In the American Hamstand talent skit presented at precedes Joe to the rostrum. the Beta Club convention in Richmond, Rodney Wise, dressed as a girl, dances with Allen Hazlegrove. Billy Horst is the Station BETA photographer. Beta Club Living up to its motto, ‘Let us lead by serving others,'' the Beta Club carried out such monthly projects as promoting active P.T.A. membership and washing the cur- tains in the cafeteria. Other projects in- cluded making attractive bulletin board displays and sponsoring the Beta Bunny Hop. After weeks of preparation, the club pre- sented an original skit at the Beta Club con- vention in Richmond, and sponsored Janice Jones as a candidate for state office. Phyllis Vassar and Judy Peters act as “bosses” while Bill Smith decorates for the Beta Club dance. FRONT ROW: Judy Peters, Bettie Keller, Cindy Elder, Joe Hazlegrove, William Garnett, Billy Horst. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Stimpson, Bobby Franck, Phyllis Vassar, Neale Irving, Juanita Higgins, Janice Jones, Mrs. Mary Allen, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Rodney Wise, Neal Smith, Carol Jean Brown, George Thomas, Skid Garrett, Allen Hazelgrove, Bill Smith. ak