Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Together We Stand We have worked hard for years and now we have received some recognition. It wasn’t easy — we had to get a B average, show leadership, and be commended by teachers. But it was worth it. Now here we stand, the leaders of today and tomorrow. Yet, the work is not over. We have to work to stay where we are and to prepare for tomorrow. ABOVE LEFT: The 1979-80 officers, Row 1: Kathy Pleasants, Vice- President; Tammy Brown, Treasurer. Row 2: Joe Robinson, Reporter Historian; John Goodman, President; Russell Downes, Secretary. MIDDLE LEFT: Tamara Brown and Kathy Pleasants discuss the agenda of the meeting. MIDDLE RIGHT: Russell Downes buisly copies down minutes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Mrs. Allen, Selena Carter, Tamara Brown, Karen Warner, Kathy Pleasants, Row 2: Chevelle Vaughan, Diane Branch, Johanna Hickman, Tracey Meinhard. Row 3: Cliff White, Russell Downes, Kim Newman, Diane Allen. Row 4: John Goodman, Judy Speas, Jeff Morris, Laura Baber, Debbie Combs. Row 5: Jeff Scales, Joe Robinson. 29

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We Aren’t Ordinary We aren’t just any club, we are one of the main organizations at CHS. The SCA plays an important part in the lives of the students. We sponsor projects to brighten the ususal hum drum days. We are also the ones behind the Homecoming Dance. Well we may not be ordinary but we try to prepare our leaders for tomorrow. ABOVE: The 1979-80 officers, Jay White, Reporter; Lavinna Sims, Treasurer; Tammy Franklin, Secretary; Chevelle Vaughan, Vice President; Juliette Dixon, President. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tammy Franklin buisly copies down the minutes. FRONT ROW (left to right): Edwina Evans, Jeff Morris, Laura Baber, Kathy Pleasants, Lavena Sims, Tammy Franklin, Jay White, Chevelle Vaughan, Julliet Dixon. Second Row: Sara Blanton, Gwendolyn Wade, Caryn Lewis, Tracey Meinhard, Kevin Johnson, Debbie Combs, Janice Nash. Third Row: Winifred Brown, Jennifer Branch, LaVonne McLendon, Angela Moody, Pamela Dixon, Arlene Liggons, Craig Robinson, Joanna Hickman, and Joe Robinson. 28 aa eee Pr rae

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The World of Business The most widely pursued career today is in the field of business. The FBLA helps us to decide what career in business would suit us best. We take tours of business school or have speakers to come and tell us about their schools. We have projects in business to help us make money such as selling doughnuts and football programs. We are saving our money to buy a photocopy machine for the Clerk-Typist classes. We try to pave the paths for our future leaders in the world of business. UPPER RIGHT: Barbara Moore rushes to a meeting. MIDDLE LEFT: Andreal Shelton and advisor Mrs. Carol Barker discuss the upcoming meeting. MIDDLE RIGHT: LaVerne Robinson and Andreal Shelton discuss the doughnut sales. LEFT TO RIGHT, Row 1: Terry Orange, Debbie Combs, Laura Baber, Tamara Brown, Terrie Gilliam, LaVerne Robinson, Kathy Pleasants, Andreal Shelton, Row 2: Connie Speas, Lisa Brightwell, Theresa McClarey, Kim Newman, Diane Allen, Tracey Meinhard, Russell Downes, Edna Miller, Tammy Combs, Kenyatta Slader, Row 3: Lisa Pervall, Angela Hampton, Wanda Ford, Brenda Brooks, Betty - Blanton, Lisa Asal, Edwina Evans, Delaine Hackney, Debbie Wilson, Barbara Moore, Tammy Franklin, Gail Ross, and Sonya Street. 30