Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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gif O MEM SEHIUDHS UF '51 W V Mya' MW Donald Moore Robert Edward l-'uryear john Berman Murphy, jr. 'I ,n?'P ' fir 'pf' rifle l ,V Barbara An n Robertson Ernest Clarence Snea Myrtle Mae Sivley John Hunter Staples Shirley Mae Stables 13 Frances Ga ll yne e Spencer

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3 ,te Q fa 'it CREWE KO-OP STORE, INC. , -TT,. -1g HIGH SCHOOL DAY AT U. VA. Early on Sept. 23, we boarded a bus and headed out of 'town-bound for Charlottes- ville and the University. We stood in line for tickets at Monticello , paused on the portico to listen to the guide's story about each original piece of furniture, and by the pool in the garden where we saw our own images mirrored in the water and came to realize why Jefferson said, All my wishes end, where l hope my days will end, at Monticello. . . . We weren't cramped for space when we ate our lunch in the empty stadium and were there in ample time to watch everyone enter -the teams, the spectators and the band. The University won for us, over George Washing- ton, 14-O, thus bringing to a close a most memorable day. Q WF 1... p .R lg.: 9 fW!WW's 'iv ' -5 , . JQSIFE II 'W' . sing J' - sr., K, 'x 5 5 A PICKETT SERVICE CO. if y . , . ' p . , A -- I f 7 A . p ' 'H' v., h gr if I A 5, I 'ff 'K . . A V :,Q '! . ..4 - . N