Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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S.C.A. COUNCIL -- STANDING: Allen Hazlegrove, President. FRONT ROW: Janice Jones, Billy Meador, John Barnes, Tommy Moore. SECOND ROW: Joe Hazlegrove, G. A. Higgins, Esther Berger, Billy Spillman. THIRD ROW: Ann Gantt, Judy Smith, Mary Frances Allen, Linda Broughton. FOURTH ROW: Judy Peters, Geraldine Stimpson, Alene Higgins. SCA In addition to holding regular assembly PEOCranicm tice Gee sCOLcdItWOrelirsts.” It was instrumental in having an honor code adopted by the school, and it sent Janice Jones and Linda Broughton to repre - SentaG- roma therotateo. GA Conter- ence held at Madison College. A success- fully conducted magazine sales campaign provided money for the latter project. The spring election campaign created much interest when posters, balloons, speeches, candy, and free memo pads were used to win votes for the various candidates. Vor; FoR THE Bs JOYCE 4% 29 Mary Frances Allen, a homeroom captain, discusses the success of the magazine campaign with S.C.A. President, Allen Hazlegrove. Joyce Martin, a candidate for S.C.A. Re- porter, tries to win the votes of June Barker and Bob Daniel.

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FRONT ROW: Marie Barr, Geraldine Stimpson, Juanita Higgins, Bettie Keller, Linda Broughton, Judy Peters, Pat Lane, Julie Midkiff, Mrs. Agnes Anderson (adviser), Carolyn Whaley. SECOND ROW: Norma Ziegler, Aline Sadler, Josephine Pressel, Ann Calhoun, Claudia Seay, Alene Higgins, Phyllis Vassar, Helen Ball, Kris Johnson, Carol Harlan, Cindy Elder, Eleanor Burks. THIRD ROW: Carol Jean Brown, Lois Watson, Becky French, Skid Garrett, John Broughton, Vena Maness, Robert Cable, Walter Penick, Sandra Jamerson, Phyllis Griffin. FBLA Cumberland's newly organized club, the Future Business Leaders of America, began its service to the students by carry- ing out various projects and activities. The members worked untiringly to make a bake sale and a Valentine dance successful and to obtain speakers for the programs on business careers and personal appear - ance. The club was represented at the Regional F.B.L.A. meeting at Longwood College. A highlight of the year's work was a trip to Richmond for a tour of a telephone company and an insurance company. Club pins were received and worn proudly by thesmemberse Bettie Keller and John Broughton show their joy on having been selected Queen and King of the F.B.L.A. Dance. Illustrating her talk on personal appear - ance, Mrs. Ralph Martin uses Helen Ball as her model. Juanita Higgins, Skid Gar- rett, and Pat Lane are the interested spectators. 28

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FRONT ROW: William Garnett, Bobby Woodson, John Broughton, G. A. Higgins, Rodney Wise, Bill Smith, George Thomas, Donald Speas, Billy Horst. SECOND ROW: Peggy Harrison, Becky French, Juanita Higgins, Bobby Franck, Allen Hazlegrove, Joe Hazlegrove, Larry Atkins, Vivian Blanton, Mrs. Catherine Garrett, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Jean Metzger, Alice Putney, Norma Ziegler, Claudia Seay, Linda Broughton, Janice Jones, Sandra Judy, Mary Ann Bryant. Latin Club Only those students currently studying Latin or those who have completed two years of Latin may belong to the Latin Club. First year members of the club developed projects dealing with Roman life and mythology and with the influence of the Latin language. These projects were displayed in the library. Other club students prepared a display for the Ides of March, while still other members com- piled a scrapbook of illustrations from maga - zines and newspapers which showed the use of Latin and Latin derivations in today's speech. The social event of the club year was a Christ- mas party. Peggy Harrison and Mary Ann Bryant discuss a dis- play which second year Latin Club members made in the library on the Ides of March. At the Latin Club's Christmas party, Juanita Higgins serves punch to Janice Jones and the club's president, Bobby Franck. 30