Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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FHll FINDS ITIHHU IHIPHUVEHIEHTS NIH Heavy spring rains which poured down both inside and out helped to sharpen the contrast between the newly- painted halls and the dark, cracked plaster in the class- rooms. When it became known that the classrooms would be painted during the summer, all books, files, charts, maps, typewriters--even the mimeograph, were moved out of the classrooms and stored in the balcony of the Auditorium and the Library. The painters, including our own Percy Cole, transformed the drab, dirty walls with light, fresh shades of blue, UE green, rose, and tan. When school opened in September, the smell of fresh paint was a welcome greeting to stu- dents and teachers alike. With the painting completed, and the lawns cleared of leaves, the next problem to be tackled was the repair of the flagpole. In co-operation with the R.E.A. workers, the pole was taken down, hauled away for repair, to be returned when the lawn is dry enough to support the trucks. . . X X ,W R 4' sg. tlf x-Xl t-'36 A Wx C I ill.: . CREWE HOTEL

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1 UUH FHCUHU IS BUTH FUHGEFUL HHIJ HESllUHIIEfUl RAY E. REID B. S. and M. A. Holland CVa.D High School 'll' cl W1 iam an Mary County Superintendent STUART M. BEVILLE A. B. and M. A. Blackstone High School Duke University Principal, History L . G. PHILIP CHEATHAM B. S. Crewe High School V V Hampden-Sydney Mathematics HELEN E. COLEMAN A. B. Crewe High School Blackstone and Longwood Colleges gf English , Q, . + . Ex, ! Y I ,Q l 1 ' f I