Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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In addition to mathematics, English, science and social studies, EIGHTH GRADE students explore bell ringing, lawn chair construction, shop, home economics (yes, even the boys learn about clothing and foods), planting shrubbery, and personality problems. ROYC. JENKINS Page 27 Sponsored by LUSH-WOODING TRACTOR Burkeville, Va. EQUIPMENT CO. INC.

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Sponsored by THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. BURKEVILLE ESSO SERVICENTER Burkeville, Va. ; Freshmen have gone literary. They studied word building in English class and made Valentines in Latin class. After preparing the copy for their issue of the Dispatcher, they found the mimeographing of the paper as interesting as their experiments in science. The girls modeled their garments for the Woman ' s Club of Crewe,

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Floyd Clingenpeel, President. David Horner, Vice President Martha Dixon, Secretary Harless Dobbins, Treasurer William Firesheets. Reporter Douglas Atkins Billy Atkinson Rachel Baldwin Jerry Bnrlow Wayne Benway Gloria Borum Margie Boswell Gwendolyn Bozman Charles Larry Cary Jean Cary Roland Coleman Wayne Col tins Betty Lou Cook Charlie Cook Christine Cook Charles Conderman Donald Kent Davis Etter Dennis i 4t 76e Stmt jSte tyvzctexA Harriet Dobbins Zenon Dobek Donald Donathan Claudia Drinkwater Carole Dunn Carolyn Fisher Glenn Garlick Aubrey Gholson William Gilliland Dickie Gregory Lula Mae Harding Martha Ann Harper William Stephen Hass Galey Honaker James Jennings Carolyn Jones Randy Jordon Mary Kanipe Linda Kennedy Cecil King Sam Leonard Mary Lowe Barbara Lunsford 28