Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Myra Todd McGhee Carolyn Oliver Bobby Pierson Kaye Poole Becky Powell High School! Ah! What could be more wonderful? Behind us we left eight of the most memorable years we ' d ever had, but in front of us lay a whole new world. At last we had reached the height. We were just poor, unsuspecting Freshmen, so little did we know of what really lay ahead. Our first year in this little bit of heaven, known as high school, was one of utter confusion at first. Ourmindswere eager to grab at a taste of knowledge, but we couldn ' t even find the right rooms. After we found them, many of us wished we hadn ' t, es¬ pecially the first year Latin class. ToDottieandCarolyn, Latinwas a great favorite. All of us just loved toconjugate verbsand de¬ cline nouns. Before we ever began to become a little less con¬ fused, the year had passed. Some of us began to climb the ladder of success, while others couldn ' t even find it. As Sophomores, there wasn ' t much we didn ' t know, or so we thought. But much to our surprise, the teachers found many things we hadn ' t even heard of. And if Latin I wasn ' t enough, a few of the poor, ignorant souls in our class, attempted Latin II. Our magnificent obsession that year was to have a dance that would be the best ever. (That is, the best our financial situation would allow.) Mardi Gras was the theme chosen and we really had a ball. That just about brings us up to this year. We now have gained the title of Juniors. We have also gained sophistication, and all of us know just about all there is to know. As money-makers, we sold magazines and made a fortune! (Sold $1016 worth.) Well, almost a fortune. At least we have plenty of money for the best Junior-Senior Crewe wi 11 ever have. One more year, and our glorious high school days will be over. At first, we couldn ' t wait to graduate, but now as it gets closer, we kind of wish we never had to leave. Page 18 Sponsored by L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY 4111 Kensington Ave. Richmond 21, Virginia Manufacturers of Crewe High School Rings Eddy Redman Charles Spencer Queta Sutherland Johnny Toone Daisy Mae Weeks Robert Yeatts

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Alvin Crannis PRESIDENT Charles Hooper VICE PRESIDENT Warriner Atkinson SECRETARY Robert Lee Vanarsdall TREASURER Meade Boswell REPORT ER be Studious Violet Abernathy Philip Austin Whit Bates Ralph Bates Betty Lou Baughman Charles Borum Polly Borum Fannie Cassada Douglas Chumney Jerry Cochran Roberta Coldiron Page 20 Sponsored by CREWE KO-OP STORE INC. BRADSHAW TRACTOR CO., INC. Burkeville, Va.