Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Many New Facilities Afford Pleasure 43 4 we wih ee tad peers | ; Ba oe | At the side of the old high school building, Sarah Welchlin and Sylvia Asal sit on the new fire es- cape and have a pleasant chat with Larry Atkins. Kathy Fair, a fourth grade student, and Curtis Mc- Pherson, from the ninth grade, concentrate on their work in the new library which is used by all students. Will it get us there one more time? wonder Brad Vassar and Tony Mitchell as they inspect the motor of the temperamental army bus which was bought this year to transport team members to ball games. Patiently standing in line, Mike Boggs and Linnie Barr wait to pay for their lunches in the new cafeteria.

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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. —

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New Experiences Face Many Students High school student Peggy Clark (with ball) gets her first experience at coaching and gives seventh graders Linda Sutton and Pam Shores their first experience at basket- ball when she helps with their physical education class. Drinking from the fountain in her new class- room is a novel and pleasant experience for Carolyn Higgins. Anne Ayers and Teresa Sloan are spectators at the very first basketball game ever held in Cumberland's new gym- nasium . An old landmark comes down, giving way to the changing face of a greatly enlarged campus.