Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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SENIORS CATHERINE ANN SCHAUBACH Kitty', Pep Club Beta Club Clee Club Trailblazer Staff Home Ec. Club ,45-'47 BETTY STONE SMITH ..Bmy,. Ace of Clubs C-lee Club Trailblazer Staff MARY FAYE STAPLES uFayen Ace of Clubs Phys. Ed. Captain EVELYN MAE THOMPSON UMW., Ace of Clubs Phys. Ed. Captain Home Ec. Club '45-'47 Trailblazer Typist i -+55 12 Jie-- EDDIE MARTIN SCHAUBACH JR. Wake., Basketball Baseball JOHN THOMAS SMITH Johnnie Football Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Glee Club Phys. Ed. Captain BETTY JEAN STRUM .fjelmv Beta Club Library Club Home Ec. Club ,45-'47 Trailblazer Typist MARGUERITE JEAN WILSON Dittyuitch,' Pep Club Trailblazer Staff Home Ec. Club ,45-'47

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '48 Graduation! Eleven years ago it was but a dream to the Class of 48,' but now it is becoming a reality, for the hurry and scurry of graduation is upon us. We entered the first grade in 1937 and as the years passed, it was soon 1944, and time for us to be promoted to the Freshman year of High School. Instead of being the quiet shy people'Freshmen are supposed to be, we landed with a bang and thought we owned the school. During this year we became ac- customed to the schedules and classes. In our Sophomore year we saw the Beta Club put in our school and because we envied those who were able to join, we worked hard so that we, too, could become members. Soon our Junior year was upon us, and, we must admit, this was the year we really began to feel our importance. During the year, for the first time, our class presented a Iunior Class play, which may become one of the traditions of the school. Also in this year we saw the first issue of our annual go to press. Be- cause railroading is the main industry in our town, the annual was named THE RAILROADER. Then came May Day, an event that had been discontinued during the War. Many of us participated in the exercises. Then a dream came true, the junior and Senior banquet and dance was upon us. How we did work to make this event a success! And now that we are Seniors, the second issue of THE RAILROADER has been printed. The May Day Program with Mary Faye Staples as May Queen and Betty Stone Smith, Maid-of-Honor, took place on May 7. This year our Senior play was Anne Coulter Martens? Tattletale,v published by The Dramatic Pub- lishing Company. It was a huge success! Then came junior-Seniorf, a mem- ory that will probably linger with us for a long, long time. Also, this year, the Seniors were promised a trip as one of their special uprivilegesf, Then, our dream of graduation! In our hearts we are very sad to leave Crewe High School for it has become a part of our lives, but we must leave to take our place as citizens of America and make room for others. Although we, the Class of 48,', have lost many of our comrades and added a few in the upward climb, we wish to express our thanks to the teachers and friends who have believed in us and helped us to make our dream come true. -CATHERINE ANN SCHAUBACH W ---E4 13 law-