Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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Title Page Opening Contents Faculty and Administration Seniors

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“We've Got It Made” The new slogan for the State of Virginia is also appropriate for CHS. This school doesn’t have the newest buildings or thehighest paid teachers or the best heating system. It doesn’t have the latest in audiovisuals or the most sports equipment or enough electric typewriters. Yet CHS does have dedicated staff members, major equipment such as computers, and much student enthusiasm. 1. Libby Finch and Chris Warner daydream during lunch. 2. Ruth Giles gives blood for the Red Cross. 3. Dr. Basham and Mrs. Allen socialize together. 4. Kovalensey Brooks is reluctant to work on his math homework. 5. The winners of “Fad Day’, Ben Varnier, Fred Hindman, and Jean Hurt pose the new punk styles for the photographer. 6. Tanya Smith, Keisha Brown, and Gracie Mosby sing their hearts out. 7. Rita Scales and Richard Brooks study hard. 8. Mr. Holmes and Mr. Bianco converse during a basket- ball game. 9. The J.V. Cheerleaders are confused about a lineup for a cheer. 10. Douglas Jones at his best. 11. Susan Sullivan says, ““You better beat it, buster!”

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Bad? Better? Students always say Cumberland is boring, that its a poor county, that school lunches are terrible, that nothing ever happens at school. Yet there are no gang fights and students aren’t afraid to walk from one class to another. And students get a lunch for only 65¢ — some schools don’t even have a lunch program at all. Things aren’t perfect, but CHS is closer than many places. 1. Fikria and Khalida Stwadah attend a CHS field trip. 2. Tim Matney works on a project in building trades. 3. Seventh graders listen closely to Mr. Miller talk about world news. 4. Coach Walden and Iris Langhorne prepare for another Varsity Basketball game. 5. Cindy Brown studies hard for her government exam. 4 Theme