Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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FIRST ROW: Miss Johns, Director, lou Shell, Jacque Bates,.SalIy Hughes, Beverley Oraucker, Alice Joy Schaubach, Mary Ann Brightwell. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Crannis, Claudette Watson, Shirley Nunnally, Myrtle Culliton, Mozelle Carter, Christine Roop, Jean Lester, Ann Jennings. THIRD ROW: Marian Franklin, Barbara Benedict, Anne Warren, Gwendolyn Michael, Jean Atkinson, Marianne Crannis, Shirley Allen. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Anderson, Greta Young, Sidney Bridglorth, Johnson Willis, Dickie Page, C. B. Oakes, Dick Calhoun. FIFTH ROW: Emily Ann Clark, Courtney Jones, Arthur Davis, Wesley Beamer, Clark Redford, left Davis. NOT SHOWN: Clara Mae Wootten, Joanne Franklin, Eloise Clingenpeel, Helen Kee Wilson, Irving Arnold. .748 9 CAZCLZ5 QQWOLUVL Under a new director, Miss Lucy Page johns, the Glee Club was reorganized and elected the following officers: President, Mary Lou Shellg Vice-Prerident, Sally Hughesg Secretary, Beverley Drauckerg Treas- urer, Irving Arnoldg Librarians, Ann Jennings and Arthur Davis. Until very recently, our Glee Club was handi- capped by the lack of boys' voices. A campaign for more members brought forth the group pictured be- low and made it possible to present a better balanced chorus. The Club has already participated in several pro- grams, that have been held in and around school, and is now looking forward to others sometime in the spring. Some of the most anticipated ones are the County Music Festival, the Assembly Program to be presented in Victoria, and the State Music Festival in Richmond. Last year under the direction of Miss Dorothy Branson, Crewe High Glee Club won a superior rating at the State Festivalg this year they are going to try to do just as well. FRONT ROW: Bobby lynch. SECOND ROW: Robert Wilson, Deane Beamer, Ralph Afllerbach, John Hunter Staples, Arthur Davis, Clarence Snead. THIRD ROW: Bihby Wilson, Clark Redford, Sidney Bridgforth, Meade Thomas, Jeff Davis. FOURTH ROW: Jack Murphy, Dickie Page, Bobby Michael, Paul Bennett, Donald Moore, Wallace Cassada, Billy Thompson.

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MAJOREITES: Betty lou Williamson, Eloise Clingenpeel, Haynie Maben, Myrtle Sivley, Clara Totty. CLARINETS: Llewellyn Flippen, C. B. Oakes, Wesley Beamer, Jack Murphy, Ann Calhoun. FlUTES: Irving Arnold, Carolyn Smith. SAXOFHONES: lauren Moore, Jackie Clay, Ruth B. Robertson. TRUMPETS: Johnson Willis, Bob Murphy, Harold Bennett. DRUMS: Carl Mason Clarke, Dickie Page, Dickie Calhoun. CYMBALS: Ann Hawks, Carolyn Klocke, Nancy Moore. TROMBONES: lell Davis, Carl Henderson. BARITONE1 Joe Meadows. BASS HORN: Henry Elliott. ALTO HORN: Norman Emerson. ome .Sze 5, ML ,ff ,girdle Me gina!! This year the band, under the direction of Miss Branson, is one of the most active organizations about school. Playing for football games and other events in the County has enabled such. We have about thirty members, who work together to make the organization one of which the students of Crewe High School can be proud. Physical Education Period on Mondays and Thursdays is set aside as rehearsal time. About half of our members have joined the newly formed Nottoway County Band which meets every Monday night in either Blackstone or Crewe. We hope to attend the annual Music Festival to be held in Rich- mond this spring. gem I6

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FIRST ROW: Myrtle Sivley, Joanne Franklin, Shirley Stables. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Hill, Mildred Morton, Janice lunsford, Blanche Weatherford. THIRD ROW: Eva Mae Williamson, Shirley Jenkins, Lucille Cole, Jeanne Lewis. LAST ROW: Mrs. Hagberg, Muriel Caldwell. .face of 65445 Lggmb jdid .Siwciaf Qweuage: Hi, Mrs, Harwood! Not that we mean to overlook you, Mr. Harwood, for we know you were instrumental in the founding of Ace many years ago. But we do miss our sponsor! Ar our tea at the Center in October, and again at our Christ- mas party, we recalled the good times we had in your home last year, As baseball season approaches we can't help wishing you might be here to help us manage the concessions again. Eva Mac Williamson is our President, Jeanne Lewis, Vice-Presidentg Blanche XlC'eatherford, Secretaryg janice Lunsford, Treasurer, and Shirley Stables, Reporter. And since you left, Mrs. Hagberg has been our only sponsor. We have made one change we know you would approve-we have some of our meetings at lunch hour. So many Ace of Clubs girls live outside of Crewe that it is difficult for us to meet at night, so we gather in the Little Room, ear together, and talk over our problems as we eat. We wish you could attend our Luncheon Club! Simple Simon fishes Bumps P0595 in from the flagpole! lnlllnlion Quill- I8