Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Starting Anew Every school year brings something new to each student and to the school. New friendships ... new classes ... a new sign out front ... new teacher and even new fads such as shirts with button down collars. All of these and much more are indicators of the changes that each year brings; but what do these things mean to us and CHS? It means that we must all in a sense start each year anew. We must put aside some of the past and work even harder, so that not only can each student be a success, but CHS as well. TOP: The greenhouse has added not only to the size, but also to the curriculum at CHS. RIGHT: Mr. Meinhard looks out of his window to see who is disturbing the start of his sixth period class.

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Go Get ’Em Football, the roughest, toughest sport in the school, is one sport that is well attended at CHS. Although this year’s record wasn’t as good as last year’s, the team did put in a lot of hard practice. We won the Homecoming game and tied Amelia, making the record 1-8-1. Even though the decade started off as a slow year, Lonnie Foster, defensive end, and Freeman Wallace, defensive tackle, did make all-district. Looking forward to the new decade as some do for the new day, there are new plans and changes in old rules to fit the new way of game play. TOP RIGHT: Lonnie Foster shows he possesses strength as he frees himself of the firm grip. Lonnie Foster, with head down, charges into opponent. Duke players decide the opponent has gone far enough. Central Charles City Powhatan Fluvanna Monacan Buckingham Goochland Prince Edward Amelia Record: 1-8-1 Opponent — ,