Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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FIRST ROW: Miss SimpKins, Sponsor; Evelyn Chumney, Reporter ; Christine Roop, Vice-President; Greta Young, President; Shirley Nunnally, Secretary ; Genevia Roop, Treasurer. SECOND ROW; Barbara Benedict, Majorie Reid, Carolyn Crannis, ElaineMoore, Carolyn Smith, Rebecca Lail, Betty Adams. THIRD ROW: AnnFathbruckner, Mae Leonard, Elsie Hilton, Lavonia Yeatts, Betty Culliton. F. H. A. Members Show The Right Spirit Any Home Economics student is eligible to become a member of the Crewe Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. Their colors, RED and WHITE, are a symbol of youth and home life. The club ' s motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purpose of the organization—to better themselves and their families and friends in the future. The red rose, the organization ' s flower, stands for vibrant, glowing health. The Crewe Chapter is a member of the Longwood Federation. Page Sponsors E. A. COLE and COMPANY - W. W. JENNINGS Hi. ■ ' '

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ULllliill.UllJBLAiUM AROUND THE TABLE CLOCKWISE, STARTING IN FRONT; Ann Jennings, Carolyn Crannis, Christine Roop, Nancy Anderson, Greta Young, Henry Crittenden, Barbara Benedict. STANDING: Ruth Bryan Robertson, Dickie Calhoun, Bobby Pratt, and Dickie Page. Library Club Activities CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Benedict Ann Jennings Nancy Anderson Franklin Martin President . Vice-President Secretary. Treasurer. Franklin Martin, our faithful treasurer counts money for library pins. Miss Fitzgerald ' s first duty in the morn ing is fixing the newspaper. Faculty drinks punch while looking at new books. A few of Mrs. Bass ' s third graders who won the Book Week prize. Dickie clowns as members prepare for teachers ' tea. Page Sponsor THE NATIONAL BANK OF CREWE Elementary grades exhibit Book Week displays.

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AND WE’LL JOIN AND GIVE OUR LOVAL EFFORTS Ace Of Clubs Ace girls became members at a candle lighting service. Page Sponsor SUPERIOR SUPPLY CO. ’ I L I V