Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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a } ee . ancwnogteingas: PR oo tt aa il | ih. i Fi = “e = £ wrod Consolidation Brings Almost 700 students instead of the usual 225! Six new buildings! Sixteen additional teachers! These are but a few of the major changes that are the result of the closing of John Randolph and Hamilton elementary schools and the consolidation of grades one through twelve at Cumberland High School. A two year planning period, including an exténsive building program, prepared the way for the consolidation which was re- alized at the beginning of this school year. Resulting changes, both physical and emo- tional, have proved stimulating and have been met easily. It is the purpose of the staff of THE DUKE to show some of the many changes which have accompanied this consolidation.

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Large School Bewilders First Graders Are your sure you are taking me to the right room ? Bellina Thompson asks as Nancy Burks, a sixth grade student, shows her the way. On the first day of school, Mr. Jimmy Kindle patiently directs first grader Joey Sutton to his classroom. Not being able to find the right bus at the end of the day is a tragic situation for Edward Atkins until Joyce Martin comes to his rescue. —