Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Thus Ends Another Year This year’s football team was minus many Fluvanna 42 of it’s former starters. They were in a rebuild- MEDAL tr eee ing stage for most of the season according to Natowar ue some of the players. O Rendaloh ence The team had many setbacks throughout a e the season. Among these were injuries and Coed the instability of the offense. In addition to : . Charles City these problems, several members of the team Bucunehen — among them six starters — were kicked of f Binet in the latter part of the season for failure to Conny attend a game. Without these members the team again had to rebuild. Players had to be brought in off the bench to replace some of those missing and others had to play both offense and defense. From this year’s team Steve Morris and Jason Oliver were chosen All District. 1. Paul Newman cares for Joe Covington’s injured foot during a game. 2. Bernard Jones struggles towards a touch down while closely followed by an opponent. 3. Charles Allen and Linwood Jones prepare to dart through the offensive line. 4. Varsity players head back on field after half-time during a game with Charles City. ROW 1: Jeff Morgan, Osborne Carter, Linwood Williams, Paul Newman, Joe Covington, Linwood Jones, Jay White, John Crenshaw, Willie Rick, David Carter. ROW 2: Managers: Rene Wallace, Donald Lawrence, Players: Paul Rice, Ben Hubbard, Alaric Gust, David Frayser, Eddie Trent, Lorenzo Johnson, Alonzo Crowder, Craig Robertson, Timothy Riddle, Tommy Brown. ROW 3: Mike Edwards, Tracey Jackson, Jarvis Jackson, Willie Jones, Keith Foster, Jerome Carrington, Steve Morris, John Miller, Charles Allen, Jason Oliver, Karin Landis — manager. 8 Varsity Football

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6. Junior Varsity Football team: Row 1: James Ross, Mike Rice, Ray Morris, Ronnie Miles, John Robertson, Ben Hubbard, Alfred Parker, Kris Riddle Row 2: Bradley Layne, Dick Meador, Linwood Williams, David Carter, Wayne Bryant, Alonzo Crowder, Douglas Jones, Gabriel Trent Row 3: Ryan Gills, Bruce Baldwin, Tim Riddle, Lorenzo Johnson, Craig Robertson, Daniel McKendry, Alfred Walker, Tommy Brown, Weldon Jones, Mark Asal OPPENENT Goochland Fluvanna Prince Edward Amelia Allstars! ?! Their first try at playing football was an exhilirating experience that they will treasure the rest of their lives. The chance to play on a team gives the Junior Varsity Football players an insight on teamwork, accepting responsi- bility and respecting a superior authority. Hand in hand with this learning encounter is the chance to have a good time with the rest of the boys. The season was full of surprises including the arrival of new coaches and many eager stu- dents just waiting for a chance to get a crack on the field. The team was not as large as some of the past teams have been but they worked hard at practice and on the field. Coached by Gary Ferris and John Walden the team had a relatively successfully good year. This is the second year in a row that the team has had to get used to a new coaching staff. It took a while for them to get used to each others’ moods, signals, etc. but in time all the kinks were worked out. We look forward to seeing the older players back next year on the Varsity squad and the others back on J.V. 7. Coach Ferris gives a team member a last minute wrap- up before the game. 8. Garry Ferris brought his football know-how to Cumberland this year. 9. Player Mark Asal watches the Varisty team play. 10. Linwood Williams recovers a fumble. JV Football g