Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Because every Crewe High student is enrolled in at least one Eng¬ lish course, some in two, we have fourteen sections of grammar and literature, one of journalism, and one of dramatics .... Mrs. Dorothy Roberts (English I and dramatics), Mr. Hal Wilson (English IV), Mrs. Grace Trice and II) examine new books for parallel grade English and journalism), Mrs. Elizabeth Lorene Roberts (eighth grade English, English I Lucy Fitzgerald, Librarian. Senior girls admire dolls of the Elizabethan Period which were dressed by another English class. Early each year, the English IV classes make a study of current magazines. 4

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7 his Is Crewe High! This is Crewe High School, a place dear to each heart. Crowded with students, making ready to start Their annual adventure in learning to live; n Come join in the journey, we ' ve much pleasure to give. Crewe High Is A School Where Page CLASS WORK is the first order of the day.4 the FACULTY is both capable and helpful.17 the CLASSES are bursting at the seams .21 STUDENT ACTIVITIES are purposeful, though hampered by lack of time and facilities.41 a few SPECIAL EVENTS have become traditional.51 school spirit finds an outlet in a well-rounded ATHLETIC program.55 SPRING AND COMMENCEMENT are cause for acclaim. . . Supplement

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Juniors participate in a panel discussion. V.F.W. Auxiliary officials present checks to sophomores, Carol Roberts and Jean Cary, for their prize winning essays on America’s Crusade for Free Man’s Rights. Spelling bees challenge the English I classes. Mr. Robbins instructs his Eighth grade class in formal introductions. HEADS HAVE ITl In dramatics class, they serve to improve posture; in journalism, heads (headlines) are counted. 5