Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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► 1 IT- A ft A M flT«l SIXTH GRADERS enjoy the large second floor rooms in the Primary Bui Iding . FRONT ROW: A lomia Duncan, ScottyPoole, MarianPoole, Dickie Meadows, Joyce Ann Andrews, DickieMitchell, Marguerite Oliver, Melvin Payne, Margaret Smith, Jack Wiley, Barbara Akers, Jimmy Park. SECOND ROW: Virginia Elliott, Jean Cranford, Shirley Miracle, Gwen Chaffin, Rhea Lee Mahan, Ann Vaughan, Joyce Simonton, Barbara Kay Jeter, Gene Warren, Jean Lawson, Linda Lee Bobb, Ernest Hendrick, Ray Barlow, Shirley Ross, Juanita Austin, Connie Jeter, Chris Klocke, Charles Lee Mason, Dick Nelson, Billy Ragland. THIRD ROW: Betty Jane Dobbins, Junior Stewart, Jerry Johnson, Billy Kingery, John Benedict, Harold Grove, Peggy Tucker, Carol Hussey, Jean King, Bobby Strum, Stanley Rice, James Vaughan, Kenneth Adams. FOURTH ROW: Witt Vernon, Linda Lou Miracle, Robert Traylor, Shirley Bowman, Herbert Mayton, Francis Thompson, Teenie Foote, Lyn Wilson, Joe Vanarsdall, John Statom, William King, Jerry Hawthorne. TOP ROW: Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Short, Mike Belschwender, Robert Traylor, George Cole, Henry Foote, Dennis Rice, Ernest Traylor, Butch Worsham, Billy Stables, David Arrington. ■ « ) f r I I ff II n i i Page 27 Soonsored by CREWE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS WILSON ' S 5c 10c STORE

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SEVENTH GRADERS are happy To have moved To Rooms 303 and 304 This year. FRONT ROW: George Spencer, Wayne Thornton, George Morton, Douglas Meadow, Dottie Watson, Sandra Yeatts, Carolyn Fisher, Barbara Lunsford, Claudia Drinkwater, Linda Kennedy, Nancy St. John, Betty Shires. SECOND ROW: Galey Honaker, Delma Rockwell, Neal Reid, Ch arlie Cook, Jean Carey, Helen Rice, Hazel Daniel, Barbara Whaley, Elizabeth Spencer, Harriet Dobbins, Mary Lowe, Linda Wilson. THIRD and FOURTH ROW: Lewis Williamson, Sam Leonard, CharlesConderman, DonaldKent Davis, Bill Noell, Jack Norton, Bright Thompson, Homer Mitchell, Carol Roberts, Cookie McGhee, Eula Robertson, Betty May, Mary Ann Wheary, Carolyn Toone, Joyce Moore, Thelma Woodson, Nancy Swicegood, Martha Ann Harper, Barbara Jean Shell, Carole Dunn, Gwen Bozeman. FIFTH ROW: Junius Pridgen, Preston Nunnally, Mrs. Clarke, David Horner, Roland Coleman, Harold Whaley, Bill Atkinson, Harless Dobbins, Jerry Barlow, Mrs. Hubbard, Cecil King, Ronnie Milton. Page 26 Sponsored by W.E. NEWBY COMPANY CLAY ' S MARKET « uim

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C.H.S. STUDENTS STUDY MORE THAN THE 3 R S” I. and 2. Home Ec. II girls, under the d ir e ct io n of Miss Wilmoth, proudly exhibit their miniature rooms prepared in the study of interior decoration. Page 28 Sponsored by RIPCHICK ' S GRILL Crewe Builders ' Supply Company 3. One of the Eighth Grade Music classes stopped rehearsing long enough to pose in the shiny, new auditorium seats. 4. and 5. Film strips are used in a great many classes. Here, eighth grade science prepares to view one. 6. The process of distilling water is shown in experiment form for the science class. This type of visual aid is common in science classrooms.