Cumberland High School - Duke Yearbook (Cumberland, VA)

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ees Se RECTORS © a High Spirited Dukettes The Dukettes had a hard time getting together this year. Two new coaches were hired and the girls found it difficult to get used to the new training schedule. In the words of Rachel Blan- ton, “We may have lost physically, but we gained more mental- ly. ” 1. Tracey Mosby practices a layup as Tonya Smith waits for the rebound. 2. Glenda Hazlegrove scores two points. 3. Michelle Lipscomb practices her shoot- ing ability. 4. Tracey Mosby dribbles down the court. 5. Glenda Hazlegrove drives down the court as Saketra Trent follows. 6. 1985-86 Dukettes: ROW 1: Francis Jones (Statistician), Sharon Liggins, Rachael Blanton, Tracey Mosby, Rose Allen, Dana Woodson (Manager). ROW 2: Coach Williams, Michelle Lipscomb, Saketra Trent, Tonya Smith, Sheila Brown, Glenda Hazlegrove, Coach Scott.

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ooo oon co Amelia Amelia Fluvanna Goochland Prince Edward Amelia Central Lunn Prince Edward Next Year The C.H.S. J.V. football team had a really disap- pointing year. They started the year with high hopes, but even though they were 0-8 according to Donald Lang, they never lost their team spirit. They just kept on saying, “We'll win the next one.” The J.V. Basketball Team had somewhat of a disappointing year. According to Jewel Bowles, they started the season with hopes but just could not get into the game.” 4. Marinda Holman drives down the court to score two points against Ame- lia. 5. Jewel Bowles as she inbounds the ball against Amelia. 6. ROW 1: Marinda Holman, Cynthia Crawley. ROW 2: Lisa Fleming, Terry McAbee.

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Run !?! The 1985 Cross Country Team complet- ed a successful year. According to Ms. Kempty Tillerson, the coach of track. This was a very young team. The two top runners for the JV squad were LeRoy Mickens and Carl Harding. Exceptional runners for the varsity squad were Norman Harris, Ruben Lozano, Charles Smith, Louis Scholor and Chris Ross. The team finished 3rd in the District this year. Charles Smith was the most improved player, Chris Ross and James Dingus won the coaches’ award, Norman Harris was the most valuable player, and the Sportsman- ship award went to Louis Schalow. The out- standing JV runners were Carl Harding and LeRoy Mickens. 1. Louis paints a banner for sports. 2. Mrs. Tillerson stops and takes a break from her class. 4. Chris Ross takes a seat for the JV game. The 85-86 Cross Country team: ROW 1: Lawrance Johnson, Norman Harris, Carl Harding, Leroy Mickens. ROW 2: Tara Williams, James Dingus, Johnathan Diamond, Chris Ross, Ruban Lazano, Michael Turner, Shirley Monroe. ROW 3: George Coy, Wayland Griffith, Louis Schalow, Richard McLaughlin. S e ® e lenifying The Cumberland High School Special Olympics team was sensational this year, according to Coach Kempy Tillerson. Cumberland was a member of Area 12, which consisted of Cumberland, Prince Edward, and Buckingham Counties. Cumberland won the area competition in basketball. At State competition in Norfolk, the team played half-court three on three and won the state championship. In Track and Field the team competed in area competition. Seven members went to State competition and participated in two track events, the relay, the shot put, and the softball event. 5. The 85-86 Olympics basketball team: ROW 1: Kevin Richardson, Wayne Allen, Thomas Brooks, Mrs. Tillerson. ROW 2: Sherman Carter, Bernard Foster, and Ricky James. 6. Ronnie Cassel and Kevin Richardson were two of the members who went to State Compeition. 7. Wayne Allen, Thomas Brooks, Sharman Carter were members of the Special Olympics basketball team.