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World’s Oldest Games The 1975 Dukette basketball season was disap- pointing in terms of having a winning season, but a rewarding season in terms of gaining experience and teamwork. Throughout the season, the Dukettes be- came an evenly balanced offensive team. At times, their defensive play would stun their opponents, and the games would almost be claimed by the Dukettes. It was certainly a rebuilding season for the girls who had the determination but lacked the necessary ex- perience to win. Above Left: Dukettes get ready for the big win! Left: Lucy Blackwell eyes the ball as she gets ready for the tap. Above: Carolyn Jackson leaps to victory. Girls Basketball 19
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New Girls Play One Of The , J 8 2 gueei TE REYT ee : (24. Girls Basketball Scores Cumberland Opponent 32 Goochland 49 33 Buckingham 55 29 Prince Edward | 16 35 Clover Hill 65 3% Powhatan | 66 36 Amelia 25 24 Goochland 25 26 Fluvanna 41 21 Buckingham 42 36 Amelia | 31 29 Prince Edward 28 37 Clover Hill 43 28 Powhatan 43 25 Fluvanna 53 Team Picture: Back: Kelly Turner, Stephanie Hicks, Darcy Williams, Carolyn Higgins, Gonzalee Mosby, Carolyn Blanton, Elnora Gilliam, Brenda Trent, Penny Moorefield, Pearl Mosby, Jeanette Rohde, Linda Wiley, and Darleen Robertson. Front: Lucy Blackwell, Cordell West, Carolyn Jackson, Cindy McAbee, Miss Kimble- ton (coach), Adrienne Gilliam, Jackie Wilson, Cathy Brown, and Arlene Crews. Right: Setting upan offensive play, Eleanora Gilliam dribbles the ball down court. 18 Girls Basketball
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Student Athletes Cited For Ability Team members on eight winter and spring sports teams were given recognition for their outstanding contributions to Cumberland's athletic program as they were feted at the annual sports banquet. The guest speaker for the program was Coach Harold Deane, head basketball coach at Virginia State College in Ettrick. In his speech he stressed the three A's at Virginia State--attitude, academics and athletics. The awards presented to CHS athletes fell into those three categories. They were cited for their attitudes to become improved players, for their scholarship and for their athletic superiority. ABOVE RIGHT: Sylvester Lipscomb is the school's Best All-Around Athlete th is year. Adrienne Gilliam was cited with the SCA Scholar Athlete Award, ABOVE: Five girls on the softball team received trophies for their excel- lence: Carolyn Jackson, Most Valuable Player; Margaret Griggs, best outfielder; Carolyn Blanton, highest batting average; Estelle Carter, Most Improved Player; and Cindy McAbee, four-year letterman. 20 Sports Banquet
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