Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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EDITORIAL PAGE EDITORS Editor-In-Chief Natalie Farley Associate Editor Vary Lou Shell :ubltclty Anna Jean SiIson Trash Car. Jackie Sates Art Editor Say Crittenden Sports Edna Ear.es Crewe Hi i3 truly improving in school spirit r.t the fcofctr.ll gnccs. The cheer- lenders deserve c. lot of credit ,tecrusc in lcerring new cheers end rations, and Ice ring so swell with their nor ra2 cphonc3, . 3 j CSt OCX supporting the .oys ex s cy they 1 cheering. ■onderTul yell. I muS t s tr.nt the cr 3 .t iictle ch- ' j-cl. renliec they the progrnm. just given r. ■linutcs to help us . recticc the cheers end cultivate lungs. It ' s scldou r : , rc to ectfc.lly yell sc-.eel, ro h not - e of it? hccrltuders to entor- r. 1 1 develop come 11 ; end spur victory. With Aoologi°B To Peggy l.ee The school bell, she lo ringing nd 1 1 ir. lets ageir. for school, If some one doesn ' t help me I ' ll be the beeg, beeg fool. The teachers thin!-. I ' m crazy And maybe they pre right, But if only they will help me I will make the be eg, beeg fight. (Chorus) Tomorrow, tomorrow, Tomorrow I 11 got to school on tine. Tomorrow, tomorrow. I ' ll figure out the next verse of this rhyme. Mrs. Yates has a green convertible He! I have two foots to walk! lire. Kagburg he a her shorthand My longhand is b eg J oke! Hiss Dur.can has her Home Ec Classes ' ’axing right « left. Coach Soluble has a football team But Bleckstone has A1 Teft. (Chorus) Tomorrow, tomorrow Tomorrow, I ' ll get to school on time. Tomorrow, tomorrow I ' ll figure out the next verse cf this rhyme. Mr. Harwood, he is good to us But, he makes so many rules ' . I cannot think of then all So that rakes the fool. Harwood has her iir. Fr.rrar has his Shoppe Mies Hall, the frogs to take apart. On L ' Amour“ (not Dottie) Hiss Hutchinson has ze start, Mrs. Cfcsr.thaffi ha8 the Dra-r-oa 0 course, her Phileepe cave ze head- si I go tc sleep. (Chorus) aw, tomorrow cvr, I ' ll get to col cn time, jw, tomorrow -vi, Si-si-si, finished up a rhyme. T r r 7 K A r, D A 7 X u t» C IV rif - JSggnfy , 90 .. , , loo - ■ w Ot Sut 3 o o 1 .. , »« Jl lp r »-t The •• t 3 p ' ‘•to,. ? » it 7 y ' J-ou r ’ 2S iig« e Midgets Second with Blackstcne ds v ith Defeat ewe received the cr. the kickoff as held on the made the score 81-11. Finding themselves the Midgets up and C.W. scored across the f Lr3t game, points first with For the also blocked another cry for extra points. Crewe vs Blacks tone The Crewa High Rail- - { 29 ) -

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HI -Y OFFICERS President . Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer . Sponsor . ...Pete Umholtz Freddie Roberts .Billy Prince .R. J. Golubic HI-Y MEMBERS Mac Clingenpeel Bobby Redford Carson Payne Robert Carter Robert Wilson Ernest Vanarsdall Sonny Tunstall Donald Moore Ralph Afflerbach Clarence Van Hoy Bill Jackson Dick Allen Irving Arnold Courtney Jones James Bennett John Walker Llewellyn Flippen Club Motto: “To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.” Crewe’s Hi-Y was established in 1936. Ten members were added to the club in 1948. A special assembly program concluded a week of initiations. Hi-Y sponsors boys’ basketball, giving gold basketballs to Senior lettermen.

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CREWE BAND AND MAJORETTES Band Director .Miss Dorothy Branson Drum Major .Courtney Jones Majorettes .Eloise Clingenpeel Myrtle Sivley Betty Lou Williamson Margaret Mann Donna Oliver Jean Estep Marie Calhoun Trombone Players .“Spooky” Jackson Jeff Davis Flute Players .Carolyn Smith Irving Arnold Clarinet Players .Barbara Rowland C. B. Oakes, Jr. Llewellyn Flippen Jack Murphy Wesley Beamer Trumpets .Bob Murphy Johnson Willis Alto Horn .Ann Warren Lauren Moore Bell Lyre .Ruth B. Robertson Drummers .Clark Redford Dickie Page S ss. Henry Elliott - (30