Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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These are the Midget Railroadersn-may they all grow to be 1200's FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGHT! Dickie Calhoun, Billy Bmrlow W'1ll1ce C.1ss1d1 Meade Thomas, Frankie Boyd, Bob Murphy, Robert Thomis Iefl Dwls SECOND Row: C. W. Spencer, Jack Murphy, Ronald Flowers Henry Elhott Cl Irk Redford Thomas WVilson, William Adams. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Shell, Harold Rodgers, Mac Cissida Wiley kennedy Olhe Lee Carter, Robert Puryeur, Robert VVilson, Deane Beamer Coach joe VV1lkmson NOT SHOWN: Blincoe Allen. 1947 RECORD Crewe ....... ...... 7 Blackstone .. Crewe ....... ......... 2 Farmville .... Crewe ....... ......... 2 4 Victoria ...... Crewe ....... ...... 6 Blackstone .. Crewe ....... ......... 1 3 Farmville .... Crewe ....... ......... 1 3 Victoria ...... Games won - 4 Games lost - 2 Pei cent Ige 667 --mf 26 ssc--

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These are the Varsity Railroadersf' FIRST Row-LEFT 'ro RIGHT! Jim Bennett, Pete Umholtz, Sonny Tunstall Ernest Vanlrs dall, Co-Captain Mac Clingenpeel, Co-Captain Melvin Belcher John Smith Billy Prince, and Ralph Adlerbach. SECOND Row: Jack Spencer, Manager, Eugene Wliite, Francis jackson Bernard Allen Francis Long, Jimmie Draucker, Winston Crannis, Carson Payne Percy Clrter Freddie Roberts, Fred Knotts, and Coach V. W. Krieter. THIRD ROW: Mac Cassada, Buck Shell, Bobby Redford, Frank Pond Iimnue Prince Ulmont Ison, Donald Moore, and Bobby Knotts. 1947 FOOTBALL RECORD Crewe ......... ....... 3 2 Chase City ...................... Crewe ......... ....... 1 2 Benedictine fliichmondl Crewe ......... ....... 7 Holy Trinity fNorfolkj Crewe ......... ....... 1 9 South Hill ........................ Crewe ......... ....... 1 9 Farmville ...... Crewe ......... ....... 1 2 Emporia Crewe ......... ....... 0 Victoria ......... Crewe ......... ....... 3 4 Kenbridge .......... Crewe ......... ................ 2 5 Lawrenceville ....... ...... Games Won - 4 Games Lost - 4 Games Tied - 1 Percentage 500 -if 25 ELF-

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These girls are the sponsors of Football: THE PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized in 1936. It is composed of members chosen from the Sophomore, junior and Senior classes. Their colors are RED and WHITE, which colors are worn every Friday by the members. Each fall new members are invited to join the club. They are entertained at an afternoon tea in the fall. If they accept the invitation each one must undergo a few days of initiation. Theymain purpose of the club is the sponsorship of the varsity football team. At the end of the year, the Club entertains the team at a banquet and awards gold footballs to those boys deserving them. OFFICERS RUSSELL POOLE ........ .......................... ............... P r esident JERRY COLEMAN .............. ......... V ice-President BARBARA D1xoN ................. ............... S ecretary CATHERINE SCHAUBACH ........ .............................. ........ T r easurer Barbara Wilson Peggy Covington Anna Jean VVilson Ann Walker Natalie Farley Edna Eanes Barbara Oliver Beverly Draucker Shirley Fahrbach Cornelia Cox Alice joy Schaubach Lou Shell Jean Wilson Ann Perkinson Jackie Maxey Annie Lillian Byerle Barbara Stultz Sally Hughes Geraldine Stone Sponsors: Mrss ALLEN POWELL MRS. FLORA YATES ---'El 27 lik--