Crum High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Crum, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

The Semors Take Prlcle In Presentmg Crum Elementary and Hlgh School Crum W. Va Volume 2 THE '52 MOUNTAINEER arne F Smith who has guxded us m Ko echcate To our sponsor pubhcauon of thxs annuaX we wxsh nee: of 52 the Mounted 0 ' Y Y ' 1' .' V 1,1 V 1, C . . . Q . . the . . . ' . A, Admlnlsirahon gy Vg? f I-.U xv f x I X o o 0 Qia- lyqf T' Caleb H Srruth Un1vers1ty of Va M Pr1nc1pal Irene W Olmstead Marshall A B Junlors Carr1e F' Smlth Brldgewater A B Semors Wie in 1 Oscar C Allen Jr Marshall A B Sophomores vg,,23x3w-. ww George W Dawson Marshall A B Freshmen Boys Helen M Weekly Marshall fbi. Joe I.. Morr1s Marshall A M Elghfh Grade Boys Freshmen Gxrls ,ala-s? ' 5-I' Madge Smxth Yoak Marshall A B Elghth Grade G1r1s il-P James M Aultz Marshall A B Seventh Grade Boys John A Murphy Falrmont A. B. Coach xr?-Z Grace V1nson Gray Morehead A B Seventh Grade Gxrls J. Mandel Ramey Sixth Grade 7 Q 0,0006 Flossle M Maynard F1fth Grade l. FUN Affihz A-va, Cora F Deerf1eld Fourth and F1fth Grades 9U'n F'r1eda Herald Ramey Fourth Grade M Ola Mae Marcum Third Grade Sh1rley S Hallman Thxrd Grade Martha M Small Fxrst Grade N W A3122 lf, Ada B Lambert Second Grade Blanche H. Meade First Grade 7 g X Seniors gl 7 Q 4' x X I f ' Luther Max Cuphy Class Pres1denL Edxtor 1n Chlef af' I' mm 'swf 1 Marcum Fonnle Lltt e er Ass t Busmess Manag Marlel Frances Smlth Class Secretary BUSIHS ss Manager 'sw kl n D R L1tt1e Fran 1 : E K Asst Edmtor 11' Chlef QAM! 4' ' 3 , 'rt -,n , ,i NN 'ig' W' V s., n 3 '35 gg, n' fqxy s Q Q, AX X, , if ' Q xl fm 'CX N9 XX James Fred Hensley Z ix , S X ,A Mary Herald Williamson is I, M: Class Vice President L.. Y- 'N' V Vx' Wi Bonnxe Jean Marcum Wallace Wzndell Wr1ght Class Treasurer Thelma June Stamper L4 5 rv cn 'TI P-1 W 5 77' P-' 0 ' 5 U Q3 E U1 O 5 'SX qs KX i Elolse Ann Maynard Edward Jesse Johnson ,Z A ' QRS gf f N K Q hm dpha Q1 nn W lllanw K X ,4 7 , :X ff 1 x ' 1 f 9 5 ,Q N r Q' ',' i'Q'.'1r.w V x4 CIhr'1sI111m'M.ux'Lm1xx1I'l11I rl 1 gf' a E I , ' 'f ' t ,Y manga 1 xr Wx N Carl Leon Herald Juamta Packo 4' 'Q Harlm Bennett Perry Wayne Herald, Jr I 'W a' Y JD U xg V m ' A wg a Wh 5 fi' A K ' A1 K ' CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of l948 we the senrors of I952 entered Old Crum Hrgh bchool At that trme rt was called Crum umor Hrgh School wrth Ellrot Ferguson as prmcrpal Out of the orrgrnal thrrty hve there are only twenty now graduatrng We have garned some along the way to offset the number lost qome have Jo ned the armed forces some have Jobs and others listened to ueddmg bells and now perform household dutres At the begxnnrng of our nmth grade we acqurred George Dawson as our homeroom teacher Durmg hrs trme wrth us he was very patrent and under standmg Each member of the semor class wrshes to smcerely thank hrm Our sophomore year wa the bug year at Crum Hugh smce that was the year rn whrch Crum umor Hrgh School became a hugh school Caleb H Smrth was our prmcrpal That was the Hrst year we had a football team The new members we acqurred that year were Fred Hensley and Martel Smrth and they are now graduating with us The class offlcers that year were Fred Hensley Wayne Herald Franklrn Lrttle and Luther Copley In 1950 we found ourselves Juniors of Crum Hrgh School That wa the year rn whrch students from Wllsondale started coming to Crum The new members we gamed were Amanda Perry a blond Clrfford Perry and Wallace Wrrght outstandmg football players une Stamper and Eloise Mayn ard who are all right when they aren t so full of mxschlef Alpha Gene Wlllranr son who rs a bashful boy Jarvey Marcum who rs now ln the U S Navy Our home room teacher was Mrs Flossre Maynard The class ofhcers that year were Fred Hensley Martel Smrth Luther Copley and Mary Herald I the sprmg months we went on a wrener roast and all had a good trme We were the guests of the seniors of I95I at the banquet Mary Herald and Martel Smrth were the ones wrth the highest averages and lead the commence ment procession We are now the senrors of Crum Hugh School We gained one new semor Olena Maynard who withdrew about a month after school started The class offlcers are Luther Copley Mary Herald Martel Smrth and Bonnre Marcum We seniors wrsh to smcerely thank Mrs Came Smith our home loom teacher and sponsor of thrs annual By Wayne Herald Jr 4 V ! . , , U , .' . 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CLASS PROPHECY The year l960 Dear Mrs Smrth I recently made a tour of the Unrted States Much to my surprrse I saw each of my classmates of I9J2 l thrnk you mrght lrke to hear about my tnp As I passed through a small town rn Calrfomra I saw a very large crowd gathered at a funeral home I rnqurred who the drrector was srnce he looked famrlrar and was told he was Luther Copley Then as I entered Hollywood I had car trouble I looked for a garage and frnally srghted Hollywood Motor Sales I got out of the car to flnd the owner but he had a customer comered tryrng to sell hrm a car I heard hrm sayrng Thrs car rs a real hot rod rt has a new parnt Job a radro heater and seat covers I thought I had heard those words before, and when he turned around rt was rm Dawson smrlrng as always Whrle passrng through Reno Nevada I saw a man comrng out of a gamblrng Jornt happrly countrng hrs money He was accompanred by a beautr ful young lady It came to be Wallace Wrrght who really has a money makrng career When I reached Chrcago I drscovered my rear trre was low so I stopped at the first garage I came to The two frrendly mechanrcs were glad to help me Although therr faces were greasy I recognrzed them as Carl and Wayne Herald who own one of the largest garages rn Chrcago When I got to Mrchrgan I decrded to vrsrt a frrend of mrne rn Mrchrgan General Ho prtal A very short nurse carryrng a tray and also Jokrng wrth some other nurses came toward me It was Bonnie can Marcum who always wanted a nursrng career It was late one afternoon when I entered Columbus Ohro A whrstlev blew and I saw a large crowd As they passed my car I saw a slrm famrlrar It was our own ten o clock scholar Jesse Johnson Then one mornrng I passed a school house around recess trme The chrldren were havrng lots of fun and I notrced a tall young man playmg wrth them The prrncrpal of the rural school was Franklrn Lrttle Would you have thought rt? As I drove on through Ohro I passed a football field where a game was about to be played The coach of the home team was Alpha Gene Wrl lramson Near there I saw a grocery store It had Perrys Grocery on the wrndow The name was famrlrar so I stopped to see the owner I recognrzed hrm by hrs laugh It was Clrfford Perry Can you rmagrne hrm as a merchant? When I reached East Lrverpool Ohro I saw a conductor wavrng hrs hand to the engrneer When he stepped back on the trarn I notrced hrs dark complexron and black harr lt was none other than Ray Evans Whrle I admrred the scenery of Pennsylvanra I saw a nrce lookrng ladv walkrng through a park She looked up at her husband wrth whom she was walkrng and I notrced the facral expre sron to be that of Catherrne Marcum Fluty Then one nrght I heard musrc comrng from a nrght club As I entered I saw a tall black harred grrl srngrng and dancrng Some people next to me sard her name was juanrta Packo Wlrrle rn New ersey I passed through a town where a young lady caught my attentron as she walked down the street She turned rnto a nearby burldrng where I saw the name of June s Dress Shop I entered the shop and she welcomed me wrth a smrle It was june Stamper who rs now a famous dress desrgner the world over l then drove through the Shenandoah Valley of Vrrgrnra I saw Marrel Smrth on the campus of a Vrrgrnra college She rnformed me she rs now a professor of home economrcs Next I started for Florrda Whrle there I found a fine restaurant and the cookrng was done by Fred Hensley He does thrs as a hobby but rs glayrng football for F lorrda Umversrty l at ' Je 0. I . ' figure. ' 'l , . i ,I . T J ' l 4 I s I was nearmg the end of my tour when I stopped rn Kentuclcy to hear a trral The lawyer a woman was presentmg the case qurte well I watched her closely and soon realized that Eloxse Maynard had become a member f the bar It was all so strange for at hrgh school she newer had a SCIIOLLS thuahl A blond gxrl was talung notes verv fast and I soon recogmzed her Amanda Perry She IS now a noted court recorder As I returned home on a Sunday mornmg I saw a famrlrar figure wallung This was Fonme Little Marcum When I reached home my husband was very glad to see me Im en Jovxng the Job as a housewrfe You now see the members of the class of 52 have reached then' goals and we wrll always remember you as our semor sponsor and the memories the days at Crum recall Smcerely Mary Herald Wxllramson LLASS COLORS Red and Green CLASS FLOWER Red Roses CLASS MOTTO The ladder of success IS before us, let us cl1mb . 4 , H , ' . 0 o .- ' ' ' , ' as toward the church. She was accompanied by her husband and little boy CLASS WILL I Carl Herald wrll mv name to Opal Salmons and my ablllty to play hookne to Graeme Marcum I Martel Smrth wxll my bug blue eyes to Anna Marcum and my cheer leader caotamcy to the next lucky semor that can get rt I Franklm Lrttle wrll my tallness to Frank Perry and my ablllty to go wrth the grrls to Elwood Marcum Mary Herald Wrllrarn on wrll my drmples to Emma o Harmon and my tudxous drsposltlon to Mary Copley I Wallace Wrrght wxll mv abrlrty to play football to Grover Vance Fonme I..1ttle Marcum will my pleasmg personality to Patsy Miller an my love for athletrcs to Helen can Marcum I Alpha Gene Wrllramson w1ll my two front teeth to Frank Meade Elorse Maynard wrll mv brg mouth to Betty Varney Wayne Herald will my temper to Yvonne Lrttle and my abrhty to make a s to any one who needs xt I Chrlstme Marcum Fltty w1ll my abrllty to slrp off from school to get marned and becommg a good housewrfe to Mrllre Beck I rm Dawson wrll my tardy marks to anyone who stays out late at mght I uamta Packc wrll my abrlrty to slxp out of study hall to Dorothy Perry and my abxlrty to yodel to Blondy Chafflil I Clrfford Perry wrll my curly haxr to Mr Aultz I Amanda Perry wrll my blond harr to Delorrs Marcum I Ray Evans wxll my shortness to Grlbert Maynard and my good looks to Blondy Chaffm I Bonnre Marcum wrll my pretty ha1r to Mary Copley and my blue Jeans to Betty Varney I esse ohnson will mv absences to G V Wrllramson I June Stamper wrll my abrlrty to keep a smlle on my face to Anna. Marcum and my gentle patlence to Hazel Perry I Fred Hensley vull my drshwashmg to Barbara Ramsey and my abnlxty to play football to lack Dawson I Bud Copley wrll my good looks to Harvre Belcher and my fast way wrth the g1rls to Elwood Marcum I, I AV M .. Sq . . J a ' J . A 'I , . 'J . -I ' I .I ' u 1 ,J 1 ,' , . . . NAME Luther C opley ames Dawson llay Ewan me Fred Hensley Carl Herald Wayne Herald jesse johnson lnmnltlm Lrtlle Bormc Marcum Fonnre L Marcum Elorse Maynard uam a Packo Amanda Perry Clrllord Perry Manel Smrth une Stamper Alpha Wrlhamson Mary Wdlranuon Wallace Wnght NICKNAME Buo Bu ch Whole lot Ln ket Hogmollre Deadwood Speedy Babble bhorty 'wht-rry Tmy Wugre Plum Blondre Pretty boy Qusre June Bus Toothless Joe Krtne Dry hrde SENIOR HOROSCOPE LHARAL1 ERISTIC Good looks Shootmg a Lovmg the gn' s Brg mouth Brtrng flngemarls Quxetness Mustache Patromzmg Hotpomt Long legs Wavy harr Smrles Brown eyes Drmples Muscles Chasmg women H gh forehead Brg mouth Bashful l-reckles Broad shoulders WEAKNESS Fast dnvmg Baby 5 mother Blondes School Polrtrcs Stuclebakers Kermrt Phv ed grrls Sa urclay nights Drake Clarence Maroon Chevrolet Lovmg B mnettes 46 Mercunes Mabel Cookmg Bonme Marcum FU FLRE. Undertaker Car salesman Dentrst Housewrfe Korea Grease monkey Mechamc Beautrcxan Farmer Lawyer S S teacher Housewrfe Beauhclan School teacher Bartender Home economut Joe s wrfe 'l nzck dnver Housewrfe Navy .l ' T ' line ' X ' ' s ' ' I ' Clhrrsl' hluty N V: ' ' ' Opal . . x . i , , , J ' I 1 CLASS RATING f mlth ff Cop Fonnle Marcum Wallace wr ght 1 L Rely Ped Best Athletes MosfPfp11lar mmf. Marcun Luther Coplev Mary Wllllamaon Luther Copley Best Pe ran nahty Most Studlous ru mx 1 R15 Fxane Fonme 'viarcum Carl Her 11d st l on Quletest lm Maru m C,l1fford Perry June Stamper Cllfford Perry Most 'v11scl11evou5 Blggest 'Ialkers r1.'lS C - l-'.11.!,f ' ley ' - 15 bf. 'Jn Sum.- lje5tDr1-seen J ' '2 ' i 1 - ' A ' ' - ,, I A ' H U 1 'fl S 'll f I' ' , ' ' I l - 2 Be: , lflflfl ' I wmv: ' N. A ' A X ' - A XXI X du Mx nlors U 'X x E Z W y f ' XT, ! ff ' PRESIDENT - Jack Dawson VICE PRES. - Betty Varney y -I 'w Q- l ,qi 'vnu 49' I gi- bg ,wr ww 'wr , ,ff Sfsbtavi ,B ...aa 'UQ ww A00 9 SECRETARY - Bzgrbara Ramsey TREASURER - Opal Salmons Mary Copley I-Iarv1e Belcher --,Q Anna Marcum Harold Traxl Grac1e Marcurn is Gmlbert Maynard H. Opal Salmons ff? ' Jack Dawson Nr ff? Betty Varney Frank Perry Hazel Perry wwf' G V W1ll1amson dfifi' Emma Jo Harmon fu M Blondy Chaffm - ' Dorothy Perry Roy Pertee Patsy M1ller 4, Q Elwood Marcum M1ll1e Beck Grover Vance V' if Helen Jean Marcum Barbara Ramsey Delor1s Marcum Yvonne Lxttle i if 3 R QV 1 V V rf 'E 1:-' , , :za I ,,, T. .. 4, . f Av' I ' .,. n ' . - , V ' ' v V hh I I W fx ,K V. , 'N m ml 9:7 . v j x Q l f . I gl f' . , ,A ' ..' 'f ' A' 1 in . y 1 -.I F , f , Um , W4 V. . 'W f D 1 X z , 'if A + 'w . 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'U' WJ X 1 I ,W f'f5 7? ...B fi ....,A.' 4 :la Jane Hodge Augustus Porter Oretha Marcum Duard Gartxn Raymond Wallace Geneva Marcum General Spauldmg M1ldred Maynard Romona Cox Stanley Stamper Faye Marcum Lowell End1COtt Freddy Stamper Loxs Traxl Ralph Prxce Tommy Dalton Gladys Parsley James Collms Paulme Parsley ---.H 1 Bob Lester I9 Paul Salmons Ruth Marcum Elmer Dxllon M1llard Collms Rosa Lee Beck E11 Crum Dell Marcum 1 - K A u ' ' -J WHA? I r k '- fm fo ' W ZS S ' ff. A ' Sl' I , A l Q fy f f g S f ' ff - V 2255 Y in P71 l u? 4 E, .,, . 4- L 7' ' 5- L' 'L ' ff ar .. E y V 3 H ,Q 4' r E 1 ' 1 H 1 S. K k - V s. K , .fag Q, S - S . ,x 11 -A ' 1, , . AQ ' . E S Q3 'U E E - S , 1' y ff- , 'N S' 1, ' 3 1, JS Vt L f S , I1 ' , Vg, 3 ' 7 ' A rf 5, egg' -' 1- -. A V1 fl' W N ,fp we VS SY , 'Ma 5 ' ff ' ., S . , , S S rf y 4 ,S S 0, Y,yQ, HS! f S4 K fp S X S w h wawwv , 3 .I A S I Z ,, ,,,. , , f T 'Ve L 1 i, ,Q . Q . - - 'N S 55 if f 75' i f .S ,S Y E E E e-rSv , ,K . L 5 . .' 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' gf ' my EIGHTH GRADE 3, 7.7 A rv- W1ll1am Stepp M W., Glen W1ll1amson N, Ervm Wallace Lowell Varney 'T Six xr-. 3 M f 'V M 7 Woodrow Balsden ' M Amos Marcum Na Wxllard Mxlls W XM' W if -ww Clarence Copley M -me Q' John Henry Messer AS Benme Salmons N 4 Ralph Parsley my K,,,, Herman Waller ffm V' l f -3 Eugene Stepp ,J Howard Copley ' -'33 Donald Marcum George Ratclxff W 'W M 4-:ew 'W M' 3 in Howard Copley ' Ben Wxllzamson C, Harold Marcum A L 6 I f ' E , ' .. 5' V ,J U '+P 'Zi' 51 T' K-' e -'ef' ' ' - U' M ' Q 'F QQ Y' im if f- ,fva'J :Y4 D , 4' .,,, 5 --qv-H if l ' , . . 1 K 7' ' I 3 if G A' W. :ka rf? : . ff: , ,A I, Z: 7 ,fl 13 , K, M- x .QL r? W' . 35' 'ills -A u , -mr' I ' WV' 'l MAX aj ' YQ N X xx nw, Y , H y I , V ,nt N an 7- l v 93' ' 'I ' A , .WW ,- v g I Q .-fwr , WV H, G 4 ' lfyr ill M , , . I 1 'H ,PJ .asf C. .,, lx? -- ' ' P NA N ,wal -fr . I f Q' X N' I V ' r l f s 5 I up James Lester James Farley Lloyd Sexton r 1 PRESIDENT Lowell Varney SECRETARY Ben W1l11amson VICE PRES Ralph Parsley EIGHTH GRADE TREASURER Maxxe stroud -4-415 Nha i J 7 1 JEL 'W Stella Marcum Betty Perry Wandalene Herald Carol Stamper ,ll M Loretta Varney Dor1s Herald Myrtle Justxce Rosa Muncy fi ,E .W Zelma Curry Sue Damron Schrzlda Clark Anna W1ll1amson 41 ,X Opal Sue Stamper Myrtle Corns Shurl Marcum Vada W1l11amson Rebecca Allen at 6 M W LOIS W1ll1amson Marcella Spauldmg -..- Lula Mae Ratclxff Wanda Salmons ,. f-E 9 ff' 5' HQ 3 fa J 5 , if ,:. '-212 .-' -1 Eg f 51 7, . ' ' ' 5, , '. ' ya. g 'I ' Q7 E , 3 as ug' ' .-. ' W ' V , A ,, ' ' , Q - ' sm JA' ,jj 1 ' X ' 1' 4 .V Q 3 , 2 .M E , E...' K In , fm., V' in -415 y I , , 'S ,,4 K , ,., , , .:.., . - E , A, ,, 'mr' n 1. aff! 5 --.' a,,-1-7-,g,:L-:Z , '5-f Ei- l ig , V'v9,,' X 4 'ff ff . 14 f . 1 1 7 ., ., E E E In .. , Q ,,,. ,., , Y, lg M . . . v V-.X r N 5 w' x f . - f . -ff 'rf' ? E ff Y - I A ll' 41 s' +591 ,f . ,, Q 6 PRESIDENT Charlotta Wooten SEVENTH GRADE l VIC E PR ES C v 4 4- ,yall , 35 ,5,?', 4 ' L an ff: 'x x yde Rose .Di SECRETARY Henry Smnth TREASURER Herbme Dawson Wanda Gxllmon Nancy Wxllxarnson Leona Lovms Freda Salmons Chrxstzne Queen Goldxe Messer Lou Vern1e Collms Chrxstene Stamper Charlotta Wooten zrley Judd Mary Jo Stamper Amy Chaffm Bethel Copley Lula Marcum Emma Parsley Mmme Rose Wooten eulah R1chardson Rose Lea Anderson Mary Waller Mary Butler Pearl Marcum L , , , 'lvl 'W R n E' C, ,Q Sh' l l,,,f' V ,,. K I B ' JE 1' Stay .ar-Jw Ya-HF. iw.. an Tv 1 A Sw 'UW .p-'N VVS, '40, SEVENTH GRADE Leo Walker ff- Edgar W1ll1amson Charles Meade f '-r Paul Gxllmon Nw Frank L1ttle Y 46.1 .Tumor Hatfmeld I' J Charles Crum Garel Marcurn nf- Cec1l Romans IC ...JE Herb1e Dawson Verland Perry Henry Srruth Johnny Scaggs 4 6 Arvel Marcum 46. 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Y! f Xb- i F I N qi: fr ' -J Fnzsr GRADE KJ c Gvilf ll 4 2 QQ FN- 1 3 -j..':.......1 r f 'G 42 if if me x.-gg COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The commercxal work rn Crum Hugh School was started rn the fall of the l950 Sl sessron It had a small begmmng wrth a llmlted number of typewnter: an the pnnclpals mam offrce due to crowded con drtrons m the bulldmg Thus year the commercral worlc rs offered rn an appropnate class room whrdm has been made possrble by the School Board s burldmg program financed by the three year extended levy The work of the commercaal department rs con ducted by Mr Leonard Cmm r who began his work here at the conclusron of hrs studies at Marshall College at the close of the hrst semester The enthus rasm of the students rn this department I5 a compll I ent to the abllrty of the teacher who has been most helpful rn expandrng the department 5 Leonard Crum, Jr Marshall College l ' 4-sc , Q Q AJ 8. - .1-' -, -4 ' . ' ' au my sf. 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E Q? 1.55 dawg af..-z E., iii 'fi ifffs' 5-,5'f1 zu, if 152 : ,g Bug FOOTBALL The Crum Mountamers coached by John A Murphy had a very good team thrs year Due to acctdents early tn the season the team was handxcapped throughout the schedule by the mabtlrty of some players to partrclpate Bud Copleys collar bone was broken durrng pre schedule practice Bobby Lester ankle was broken whtle the Mountameers were play mg the Boyd County l-lxgh School team Bobby was out of actron for the rest of the sea on Bud was able to play rn the last game when the team went to C lx to play the Buffalo Blsons he played a mce game all the way We can see that because of accidents no games were won but the Mountameers showed the people that they could play football Thrs season ts the last for frve of the sensors Bud Copley Fred They fought hard all season to wm now they wlsh the best of luck to the l952 football team There rs a chance of havmg a better team next year wrth seven of the startmg lmeup back and some more boys who have seen a lot of actlon tlus year FOOTBALL SCORES Chapmansvxlle Crum Barleysvxlle Crum Boyd County Crum Harman Crum Matewan Cnrm Sharples Crum Buffalo 3l Crum Hensley, Wayne Herald, Alpha Williamson, ankl Wsum Wright. 1. 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I8 I2 3. 32 7 6. 26 o 7. o lil 73 f s 'rw Y urn, 'U 4 WW Ill BASKETBALL Thrs year s basketball team has shown slgns of developmg mto a pretty falr basketball unlt The boys lack the necessary facrlmes but they are clorrg then' best under the crrcumstances The Mount ameers lost therr first contest to therr Mrngo rlvals of Kermit High School by a score of 52 to 45 Thrs game was followed by a 70 to 40 defeat at the hands of Lenore The rest of the schedule 18 xncomplete but coach Murphy and the boys are lookmg forward to the trme when Crum will be able to meet lts oppon tents ln a new gymnasium at Crum Hrgh School The boys of the seventh and erghth grades are showmg unusal Interest rn basketball thrs year They spend many pleasant hours m learmng the proper technique Axle look forward to a brrght future for them BASEBALL It IS the hope of everyone rn Crum that the s will develop lnto a baseball team that may represent Crum m the state tournament Thrs rs their second year together and may the glory of vrctory come to them early IQ, K, I l f . 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