Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Classes which serve to prepare students to earn a living are crowded to capacity .... Journalism students Frances, Jane, and Melvin ready themselves for publishing of the Dis¬ patcher. Seniors get experience by working in the office. Typing room equipment has been re-arranged to accommodate ninety-six upperclassmen studying typewriting under Mrs. Geraldine Hag- berg. Carol Kincheloe seems a bit puzzled as. tempts to explain a T account in Goldsmith’s Bookkeeping I class ; .she . % 12

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The study of home economics is required of ever y eighth grade girl; fro?n there on, it becomes an elective course .... Forty-two Crewe High girls have elected this study. Classes are held in the Home Economics Cottage under the direction of Mrs. Jessie Leath. The daily chore of cleaning is much more pleasant because of new furniture. Mrs. Leath shows how to Charlotte Williamson pours coffee to serve to a meeting of principals. Howto prune a rosebush is being shown here 11

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Crewe High’s glee club is selected.” Members are admitted by try outAs a class, it meets daily under the direction of Mrs. Julia Brown. Mrs. Brown also teaches eighth grade exploratory music in addition to her grade school classes .... Glee Club boys present a Barbershop Sextet. Members of the Glee Club act out lyrics to Farmer Brown ' s Cow” Eighth grade girls study a variety Bells are the object of attention for Eighth grade boys harmonize while of instruments. the Belles of the Eighth Grade. presenting a program at a PTA meeting. Hands are kept busy as eighth grade girls go farther into the field of music. Swing Your Partner is the spirit as eighth grade girls try their hand at banjo playing. 13