Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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(ABOVE) First graders Martin Dunivan, Randy Barr, Andy Baber, and Steve Atkinson enjoy the new experience of eat- ing lunch in the cafeteria. (LEFT) Music students Franklin Grant and Beverly Lucas help to prepare for the Christmas program by erecting a stained glass window. CONTENTS Academics 6 Administration 14 Individuals 22 Activities ne Athletics 72 Advertisements 88

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Achievement Through Challenge At Cumberland, each person, student and faculty member alike, strives to attain achieve- ment; but it is not so easily acquired. Achieve- ment demands a challenge. A teacher, attempt- ing to aid a student with a problem, succeeds in finding the basis of his difficulty. A student, reassured by old friends, secures new friend- ships. A chemistry student, struggling to for- mulate an equation, employs intensive contem- plation and reasoning. A club president, pre- siding over a meeting, proves his ability to lead. A football player, nearing the goal line for a touchdown, displays skill and physical stamina. Each experience has provided the challenge and has been rewarded by achievement. The staff of The Duke attempts to reveal the challenges and the achievements which the individual encoun- ters at Cumberland High School. Deryl Kennon, a new student, receives help from Mrs. Gerald- ine Sanderson in preparing his schedule. When the snow begins to fall, the photographer, along with his fellow students, is tempted to look outside.

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Pep Rallies Strengthen Children scramble up the monkey bars which were recently installed by the school. Enjoying the warm weather, Mike Sloan and Donna Combs sit on the wall after lunch.