Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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I By Jove, if it wasn ' t for your gray hair, Sir! Page Sponsors BRADSHAW MOTOR COMPANY THE COMMODORE a ge d Let ' s make it unanimous, chicken! Let us get married, too.”

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The Junior Class Chooses Wisely ITS CLASS OFFICERS (Boys, outnumbering the girls two to one, know who can be depended upon to do the work expected of Juniors. Right nice and convenient, too, having the Dramatics Coach as Adviser .) S ' MN W Shirley Nunnally, Secretary-Treasurer ; Barbara Benedict, Vice-President; Nancy Anderson, President; Mrs. Cheatham, Adviser. ITS COLORS.Green and Gold ITS FLOWER.Yellow Rose ITS MOTTO. To look up and not down. To look forward and not back. To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. AND ITS CLASS PLAY Maude Landfield . Elizabeth Peckwood . Rev. Straitbac . Peggy Landfield . Nora. Bob Ludlow. Chet Ames .... Fred Landfield. Jinks Jackson . Ted Romer .... Dee Da I ton .... THE UNINVITED JESTER Cast of Characters .Carolyn Crannis .Nancy Anderson .Billy Inge . Barbara Benedict .Greta Young .Johnson Willis .Bob Murphy .Richard Calhoun . Ann Jennings . Dickie Page .Shirley Nunnally Putting up scenery is one job in which even George Ogburn needs a stepladder. Other Dramatics students, Stables, Stone and Tunstall, lend a hand.

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Max Bryant $ -i Sidney Bridgforth Marlene Bryant Nancy Anderson Barbara Benedict Bobby Cassada Evelyn Chumney In the fall of 1942 the atom bomb had not been perfected, and the hydrogen bomb was not off the drawing boards. But an even greater catastrophe had befallen Crewe School. The class of 1953 entered the first grade. As we pushed through the second, and so on to the seventh we will never forget the kind assistance and co-operation our teachers gave us. Reading, ' Riting, and ' Rithmetic were taught us thoroughly although some of us may have forgotten a few parts of it. In 1949 we planned to make our usual invasion of High School but our offense was considerably hampered by the arrival of a new principal. Our teachers Mrs. Yates and Miss Coleman withstood our attack admirably and even succeeded in turning some of our energy into more constructive channels. Norman Cook Carolyn Crannis Billy Inge Richard Calhoun Doris Cary Ann Jennings Bobby Lynch