Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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They Made It The FFA had it made this year. They attended the State Fair, achieving awards in crop judging and live- stock judging. They had it made also with their high scores in the Parlimentary Procedure contest, Forestry contest and tractor driving contest. The preparation and practice paid off in the long run. 1: Pictured with former National Vice-President Doug Kittler at the Leadership Conference at Va. Tech. are: ROW 1: Robert Percell, Doug Kittler, Dwayne Asal. ROW 2: Mr. Pierce, Melissa Hite, Melody Williams. 2. Ms. Keener fixes a corsage for the Homecoming candidate. 3. Attending the Stockman’s contest were Jerry Maring, Gene Goin, Kim Arthur, Melody Williams. 4. Lacie Hazlegrove attended the National convention in Kansas City. VIRGINIA TECH. — AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION @ soc, ie $ e LAND 5. 1983-84 FFA members: ROW 1: Chris Warriner, Ray Morris, Vern Miller. ROW 2: Michael Jackson, Ashby Jamerson, Catherine Carter, Dale Trent, Dwayne Asal, Tammy Bartley, Michelle Nolan, Joseph Criss. ROW 3: Milton Warren, Dale Coleman, Levi Carrington, Gerry Trent, John Bland, Curtis James, Kim Arthur, Robert Saunders, William Hurt, James Lewis. ROW 4: Jerome Carrington, John Robertson, Wilford Baker, Richard Brooks, Greg Sears, Tim Bryant, Chris Ber- nard, Diane Gregory, Daniel Lightfoot. 26 FFA

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The 1983-84 NHS members are: ROW 1: Linda Warren, Dawn Adams, Susan Sullivan, Ronda Lamb, Mrs. Allen (sponsor). ROW 2: Irene Taylor, Dina Mozingo, John Robinson, Rita Scales and Donna Hamrick. Striving Stressing academic achievement is the major goal of schools and at CHS the NHS is helping. This year academic letters were awarded to deserving members and two students — Rita Scales and John Robinson — received their second letter. Tbe NHS had a campaign to publicize the club in an effort to make students more aware of grades and the importance of study. To raise money to buy pins for next year and honor cords for the seniors, the NHS sponsored several fund-raising activities, such as selling key chains. 2. NHS officers and sponsor, Mrs. Allen, gather to make plans for the coming year. 3. NHS Reporter Ronne Lamb, makes the grade. 4. Mrs. Allen is the sponsor of Cumberland’s National Honor Society. 5. President Rita Scales begins the Candle- Lighting Induction Ceremony as new members Susan Sullivan, David Cochrann Dawn Adams look on. NHS 25

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Working Through VICA The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America concen- trates on building skills for students at CHS and throughout the world. Working, Building, and Learn- ing skills through VICA provides the students with a sense of purpose, leadership, and pride which is proudly shown through their work. 1. Masonary class displays their skill during Vocational Week at school. 2. David Hawks acts as an advisor during the opening of a VICA club meeting. 3. Proud members of VICA: ROW 1: Mr. Scarborough, Daniel Leonard, Bruce Baldwin, Tammy Reisner, Clentis Brancy, Michael Rice, Arthur Woodson, Wardell Mosby, André Foster. ROW 2: Charles Smith, Robert Carwal, Mike Ber- nard, Fred Hindman, Alan Lampkin, Kenny Duker, Grayson Mid- kiff, James Taylor, Carnard Barryman, Jay Childress, William Hurt. ROW 3: Milton Warren, Melvin Trent, Steve Johnson, Mar- shall Justice, James Shank, Ben Varnier, Lynn Couch, Jarrell Trent, Chris Taylor, Earl Royal, Diane Gregory. ROW 4: Curtis Edmonds, Calvin Langhorne, Gerald Matney, Melvin Trent, Leroy Sullivan, Kenny Johnson, Carter Woodson, Robert Edmonds, Terrance Bowles. ROW 5: Willie Johnson, Malcolm Warren, Robert Saunders, Alvin Witcher, Chris Goodson, David Hawks, Tyrone Scott, Michael Johnson, Eric Decess, Johnny Reid, Larry Merridth. cs cs VICA 27