Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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The T I students really tried to improve their skills and techniques this year. Under the direction of Mr. Farmer they learned woodworking and car- pentry. They developed the ability to use hand tools and power tools efficiently and learned basic construction principles. The masonry students un- der Mr. Mahan learned to lay brick and block, how to pour cement, and basic masonry techniques. Construction is a major occupation today so these people have gained valuable experience. ABOVE LEFT: Farron Brown proudly dis- plays his brick arch window which he has laid. ABOVE RIGHT: Here is one of the 8 x 12 storage barns being built by the T | classes. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mahan, J. Gilliam, O. John- son, J. Jackson, V. Hatcher, M. Patterson, A. Reid. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, W. Carter, F. Jones, C. Jackson, O. Patterson. THIRD ROW: J. Reid, E. Jones, D. Tyson, B. Riddle, A. Carter, R. Langhorne. T I Classes Learn Carpentry, Masonary, and Construction Mr. Farmer, Leroy Bolden, Charles Lang- horne, Claude Johnson, Timmy Langhorne, Theresa Haislip, Laurie Davis. SECOND ROW: Mark Beard, Ellis Giles, Harry Towns- end, Pernell Coleman, Harry Anderson, Ar- chie Jones, Steve Pease, Vince Crump. Ds,

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aking, an ing. The ts at the ell in the classroom felming| i om OD we re ai fi le oS 4 Sn FRONT ROW: Mr. Morris—Adv., F. Lewis—Sent., L. Varner—Rep., R. Thompson— Treas., C. White—Sec., J. Morris—V. Pres., J. Martin—Pres., Mr. Flippen—Adv. SEC- OND ROW: R. Smith, J. Jones, L. Jones, W. Brown, G. Morris, C. Brown, J. Trent, G. Miller, J. Gilliam, S. Brown, J. Morgan, J. Perkins. THIRD ROW: J. Henshaw, B. Jones, E. Martens, A. Burton, H. Collins, J. Vannoy, C. Matthews, O. Carter, K. Whiting, J. Branch, B. Dingus, L. Shrewsbury, E. McCraw, FOURTH ROW: C. McCraw, P. Seal, M. Bernard, T. Downes, J. Allen, B. Carter, D. Patterson, A. Honebein, S. Morris, M. Miller, B. Brown, M. Brown, K. Morgan. FIFTH ROW: J. Bryant, R. Jones, D. Hite, J. Oliver, J. Lampkin, P. Rice, T. Bryant, D. Nelson, M. Bolden, B. Hubbard, R. Jackson, R. Shearer, SIXTH ROW: R. Watson, D. Norman, L. Shores, A. Martin, R. Daves, R. Jamerson, B. Jamerson, M. Marion, M. Brown, M. Gray, M. Eames, D. Garrett, J. Ver- non, L. Hopper, SEVENTH ROW: L. McHenry, G. Thompson, M. Jones, G. Atkinson, T. Rodgers, M. Parker, A. Haislip, K. Marion, J. Marion, C. Jamerson, T. Wingo, D. Stanley, E. Blanton. 28

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Homemakers of the Future We make the home our business. We are the people who will one day try to improve the home and the community in which we will live. We have helped not only ourselves, but other people. We helped raise money for the March of Dimes this year by selling Stanley products. We took a trip to the Cripple Childrens Hospital in Richmond. We are the Homemakers of the future. ABOVE RIGHT: Ann Bollinger completes a skirt for the fashion show. ABOVE: Brenda Jackson works with the pre-school children. RIGHT: FHA Officers—Kim Newman, (Pres.); Cindy Speas, (Vice-Pres.); Cheryl Matthews, (Sec.); Rosena Childress, (Treas.); Annie Langhorne, (Re- porter); Brenda Jackson, (Historian); Rosa Trent, (Chaplain). i ea o tue ag eh tee - SITTING: Wanda Ford, Antoinette Brown, Betty Vannoy, Charlene Miller, STANDING: Shelley Trent, Georgia Hicks, Judy Speas, Lavina Welch, Patricia Riddle, Cindy Robinson, Donna Riddle, Gwen Welch, — Sims, Regina Harris, Gwen Wade, Debbie Riddle, Brenda Jackson, Cheryl Connie Trevillian, Teresa Kidd, Karen Mitchell, Irene Hatcher. KNEEL- Matthews, Angie Langhorne, Rosena Childress, Cindy Speas, Rosa Trent, ING: Pamela Dean, Lisa Pervall, Betty Blanton, Shelia Meador, Betsy El- | Kim Newman, Carolyn Payne, Lisa Brightwell, Wendy Seamster, Debbie lerman, Donzella Walker, Judy Bowlin, Audrey Trent, Jeanie Jones, Bar- Bowers, Ann Bollinger, Michelle Taperino, Irene Brown, Cheryl Fusy- bara Liggons, Patty Mullins, Cynthia Robinson, Leaverne Taylor, Edna more, and Albert Rent. 30