Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

tfiSM i FOREWORD We, the staff of the 1965 Railroader, have attempted to maxe this book a record of our life at Crewe High School. Join us as we recall our experiences. May this edition give you fond memories - today and tomorrow. Sherry Pfirman and Marshall Ellett, Editors ’’Remembrance and reflection how allied! What thin partitions sense from thought divide! Alexander Pope TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Innovations. 4 Administration. 7 Students .13 Activities.39 Special Events.55 Athletics.59 Finals.69 Advertisements.75 3 A Welcome Back to School bulletin board is being arranged by Mrs. Wilson. The opaque projector is adjusted by Mrs. Christine ClarK for use in English class. New School Activities This record of the activities of the stu¬ dent body of Crewe High School for the school year 1964-65 is portrayed through the re¬ flections of one of its graduates. Added to the regular academic courses was a third year of both Latin and French. For seniors who had not taken agriculture and mechanics, general mechanics was of¬ fered by the Agriculture Department. For the first time, eighth graders took class¬ room instruction in Drivers ' Education. One of the most important innovations in the school curriculum was the addition of our former community band, along with its director, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts. Another highlight of the year was the organization of a girls ' drill team by the girls ' physical education teacher, Miss Katie Presnell. Newcomers to the high school faculty were Mrs. Gloria Smith, English; Mrs. Wanda Padgett, history and geography; Miss Katie Presnell, girls ' physical education; and Mrs. Helen Wilson, librarian. The Crewe High band is assembled to furnish music at a football game. 4 French III students Virginia Pflegar, Julia Brown, Ann Taylor, and Cliff Olson look on as Linda Bradshaw uses the dual recorder. Create Vivid Recollections Mr. Jones, the first supervisor of education in Notto¬ way County, pays a visit to Crewe High School. Mrs. Bridgforth and Mr. Via await the Biology Pro¬ gram on E.T.V. Mr. Way land Jones, former history teacher of C. H. S., left the faculty to be¬ come the first supervisor of education for Nottoway County. Since the high school enrollment reached an all-time peak, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson used her entire time for guidance services. An opaque projector, donated by the class of 1963, vitalized instruction in the English Department. Educational television has become an integral part of the Crewe High School cur¬ riculum. In October, the entire school building was equipped with facilities to receive and transform the UTV to regular FTV sets in time for the Goldwater-Johnson campaign procedures. In retrospect, 1964-65 completed a year of academic progress and achievement. The hours of homework, the college boards, the hectic pace are beginning to fade through a veil of sentiment. 5 Nancy Jane Flippen and Linda Mitchell are Drill Leaders. At the homecoming rally, drill teamers-- Linda Knicely, Becky Fox, Carolyn Cochran, Kay Roberts, and Susan Covington, admire a symbol of the Railroaders. Drill Team Adds Spark and Precision Drill Team officers. FRONT ROW: Linda Mitchell--Vice Pres.; Nancy Jane Flippen--Treasurer. BACK ROW: Susan DuPriest--Secretary; Kay Lee Roberts--Pres.; Lucy Spencer--Reporter The Drill Team poses for its first picture. 6 m We have fond memories of those who cared MR. H. L. BLANTON Superintendent Hampden-Sydney College University of Virginia MR. ROBERT P. VIA Principal Lincolon Memorial University M. Sc. in Ed., Longwood College MR. WAYLAND H. JONES, B.A., M.A. University of Richmond History and Physics Supervisor Members of the Nottoway County School Board are Dr. S. B. White, Mr. Sam Sanger, Mr. Taylor Jenkins, Mr. E. R. Sheffield, Mrs. Janie Borum, and Mr. H. L. Blanton. 8 MRS. LOUISE H. BOSWELL, A.B., M.A. Westhampton College Longwood College Social Studies and Latin Pep Club and Junior Class Sponsor MRS. WILLIE A. BRIDGFORTH, B.S. Longwood College Science and Biology Eighth Grade and Ace of Clubs Sponsor MRS. JULIA D. BROWN, B.A., M.A., in Ed. and Music Blackstone College Longwood College Music Chorus MRS. CHRISTINE M. CLARK, B.S., M.A. in Ed. Madison College Longwood College English S.C.A. and Junior Class Sponsor MR. J. S. CLINGENPEEL, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor 9 MRS. DOROTHY FARLEY, B.S. in Ed. Longwood College Science and Math Ace of Clubs and Tenth Grade Sponsor MRS. McKIE FARLEY Driver Education Former Examiner for Virginia State Police MRS. JEAN FOWLKES, B.S. in Ed. Longwood College Mathematics Pep Club and Tenth Grade Sponsor MR. ROBERT J. GOLUBIC, B.A. Randolph-Macon College Social Studies, Government M.E. Secondary Administration University of Virginia MR. WALLACE B. HURT, B.S. Hampden-Sydney College Science, Chemistry, and Physics Cheerleader and Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS. HELEN INGE, B.S. University of Maryland French and Dramatics Sophomore Class Dramatics Sponsor 10 MRS. LOUTRELL JENNINGS, B.A. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor MR. MILTON LEE JOHNSON, B.A. Guilford College Physical Education Assistant Coach MRS. JESSIE LEATH, B.S. in Ed. Madison College Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor MRS. WANDA GIBSON PADGETT, B.S. in Ed. Western Carolina College World Geography and U. S. History Senior Class Sponsor MISS KATIE JEAN PRESNELL, B.S. East Tennessee State University Physical Education Cheerleader, Drill Team, and Basketball Sponsor MRS. GLORIA NEWTON SMITH, B.A. in Ed. Longwood College English Dispatcher Advisor Beta Club and Sophomore Class Sponsor ] 1 MRS. DOROTHY ROBERTS, B.S. Madison Major in Music Harrisburg Director of Band MRS. GRACE P. TRICE, B.S. Longwood College English Junior Class Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH G. WILSON, B.A. College of William and Mary Guidance Railroader Sponsor MRS. HELEN G. WILSON, B.S. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Atlantic University Longwood College Library Library Club Sponsor MRS. JUANITA A. YATES, B.S. in Ed. Longwood College Business Subjects Railroader Advisor and Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. DOROTHY R. YEATTS Longwood College Business Subjects Dispatcher Advisor Eighth Grade Sponsor 12 JAMES STEPHEN AKERS--Library 9,10,11,12; FFA 8,9; SCA Council 9 BRENDA LEE ARENDALL--Yearbook 11,12; Basket¬ ball 11 (Manager); Basketball 12 (Scorekeeper) RONALD EDWARD AUSTIN--FFA 8,9,10, Secretary 11,12 LUTHER DOCTOR BALDWIN, JR.--FFA 9; Newspaper 11 Seniors recall years of study, ADA SHIRLENE BISHOP--Ace of Clubs 11,12; FHA 12 CRAMER LEE BOSWELL--SCA Council 8,12; Valen¬ tine Court 8,9,11; Class Officer President 8, Vice- President 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10, 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; J. V. Foot ball 8; J. V. Basket¬ ball 8,9; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Boys State 11 BONITA FAYE BOWMAN—Ace of Clubs 12; F.B.L.A. 10 VAUGHN PAFFORD BOZMAN--Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; J.V. Foot¬ ball 8; J.V. Basketball 8; Varsity Club 10, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; SCA Council 12 14 JOHN WAYNE CLEMENTS--Newspaper 9,10,11; Foot¬ ball 9; J.V. Football 8 LINDA KAY COATES--Ace of Clubs 12; FHA 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11 frustration and achievements KENNETH KURT CREWS--South Gate, California JOHN CECIL CRITTENDEN--SCA Council9,12; Class Officer-Reporter 10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11, Captain 12; J.V. Basket¬ ball 8; J.V. Football 8; Varsity Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Boys State 11 SHIRLEY JEAN COOK--Ace of Clubs 10,11,12; F.B. L.A. 10; Office Work 12 JANICE ROBERTA CRANFORD--Ace of Clubs 11,12; FHA 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; SCA Council 12 RON HOPE CRYMES— Football 10,11,12; J.V. Football 8,9; J.V. Basketball 8,9; Beta Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12 JUDY CLARA DENNIS--FHA 11, Treasurer 12; F.B. L.A. 11 i GLORIA BLANCHE ELLETT--Ace of Clubs 10, Re¬ porter 11, Treasurer 12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 11, Make-up Editor 12; Beta Club 10,11, Secretary 12; Library Club 12 MARSHALL LYNN ELLETT--SCACouncil 9,12; SIPA 11; Class Officer-President 9; Yearbook 11, Co-Editor 12; Football 9,10; J.V. Football 8; Beta Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 BARCLAY ALLEN FARRAR--Pep Club 12; Library Club 9, Vice-President 10,11,12; SCA Council 8,10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Valentine Skit 11; SIPA 10; Forensics 2nd place 9, 1st place 10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Newspaper Assistant Editor 11; Basket¬ ball 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 10,11,12; SCA Convention 10,11,12; Youth Forum 10,11,12; SCA-State Vice- President 12; District Secretary 11; District Chairman 12; National Convention 12; Summer Workshop 11,12; Certificate of Merit, NMSQT NANCY CAROL FARTHING--Ace of Clubs 10,11,12; Library Club 10, Secretary 11, Vice-Pres. 12; News¬ paper 10, Editor 11,12; Beta Club 10,11,12 k 4 Seniors become steeped JOHN WILLIAM FOX, JR.--SCA Council 10,12; Valen¬ tine Court 11; Class Officer-Vice-President 9, Presi¬ dent 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Yearbook-As¬ sistant Business Manager 11; Newspaper 11; Basket¬ ball 11,12; J.V. ' s 9,10; Beta Club 10,11; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Boys State 11 CATHERINE LOUISE FRANK--Pep Club 10,11,12; SCA Council 11; Valentine Court 11; Yearbook 12; Youth Forum 11 RICHARD JOHN GLOWINSKI--FFA 9,10,11; Football 11,12 BARBARA JEAN GRIFFIN--Ace of Clubs 10,11,12; FHA 8,9,10,11; Chaplain 12; Yearbook 11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,11 16 r TIMOTHY TERRANCE GRAHAM--SCA Council 8,9; F.B.L.A. 10; Newspaper-Head typist ALICE HUDSON HABEL--Pep Club 10, Treasurer 11, 12; SCA Council 9,11,12; Homecoming Court 11,12; SIPA 11; Class Officer-Secretary 10 and 11; News¬ paper, Club Editor 11, Editor 12; Beta Club 10,11,12; Youth Forum 11; Valentine Skit 11 lakespeare’s work LAURA JEAN JENKINS--Pep Club 10, Chaplain 11, Secretary 12; FHA 8,9,10,11, Secretary 12; Yearbook 12; F.B.L.A. 10,11 KENNETH COLEN JONES, JR.--Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Football 11,12; J.V. ' s 8,9; Varsity Club 11,12 SAMUEL DOUGLAS JONES--FFA 8; Class Officer- Reporter 12 DENNIS RIBBLE KANIPE--FFA 8; Valentine Skit 8, 11; Baseball 10,11,12; FootbaH 10,11,12; J.V. ' s 8, Co-captain 9; Varsity Club 11,12 JOHN WESLEY HILL, JR.--Library Club 10, Treas¬ urer 11, Reporter 12; FFA 8,9, Reporter 10,11,12 DAVID WALKER HUBBARD--SCA Council 11; Foren¬ sics 10 (2nd place); Class Officer-President 11, Secre¬ tary 12; Yearbook 11; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; J.V. ' s 8,9; Beta Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10 , 11,12 BRENDA GAYLE KELLEY--Pep Club 10,11,12; SCA Council 10; Homecoming Court 8,12; Class Officer- Reporter 11; Newspaper 11; Beta Club 10,11,12 BRENDA KAYE LARGE--J. J. Kelly High School-- Ace of Clubs 12; Cheerleader 8; Basket ball 8,9 DARRELL ALBERT LEWIS--FFA 11 PATSY MASON--Pep Club 10,11, Treasurer 12; FHA Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; Basketball 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,11 Seniors remember THOMAS RAYMOND McCRACKEN-- HELEN DIANE McGHEE--Pep Club 11, Chaplain 12; FHA 9; Valentine Court 10; Homecoming Court 9,10; Cheerleader 10,11, Co-captain 12; Class Officer- Treasurer 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12 % KENNETH SCOTT McLURE, ' JR.--FrederickMilitary Academy--Homecoming Court 11; Football 11; J.V.’s 10; Varsity Club 11 WILLIAM LEWIS MORTON--FFA 8; Newspaper 12 18 CAROLYN FAYE NORTON--Ace of Clubs 12; FHA 10; Yearbook 12; F.B.L.A. 11 CHARLES CLIFFORD OLSEN, JR.-- Junior-Senior gala affair PATRICIA ANN PEACE--Ace of Clubs 11,12; FHA 9, 10,11, Reporter 12; F.B.L.A. 10,11 SHERRY LYNN PFIRMAN--Lincoln Jr. High School, Jamestown, New York--Pep Club 10,11,12; SCA Council 8, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Valentine Skit 10,11; Homecoming Court 11; SIPA 10,11; Cheerleader 9; Class Officer-Vice-President 8; Yearbook Assistant Editor 11, Co-Editor 12; Beta Club 10,11,12; Youth Forum 11,12; S.C.A. Workshop 12 NANCY LYNNE PAULETTE--Amelia High School— Ace of Clubs 11,12; Glee Club 8,9; FHA 8,9; SCA Council 8,9; Homecoming Court 12; Forensics 8 (3rd place), 9 (2nd place); Cheerleader 9,12; Class Officer-Secre¬ tary 9; Yearbook 12; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Girls State 11 BERNARD MALCOLM PAYNE—Homecoming Court 10,11; Newspaper 11; Football 10,11,12; J.V. ' s 9; Varsity Club 10,11,12 ROGER LEE POPE--FFA 11; Newspaper 12 DORRYCE ANN POWELL--Pep Club 11, Reporter 12; Library Club 9, Reporter 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; FHA 8,9,10,11,12; SCA Council 12; Year¬ book 12 19 MARY CLAIRBORNE PRIDGEN--Ace of Clubs 10, Secretary 11, President 12; SCA Council 12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 11,12; Beta Club 10,11,12. LINDA DIANNE RAGLAND--Ace of Clubs 11,12; FHA 8,9; Majorette 8,9,10,11,12 GARLAND LEE ROGERS--FFA 8,9,10, Vice-Presi¬ dent 11, President 12; SCA Council 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 JANET LEE ROOP--Pep Club 10,11,12; SCA Council 12; Valentine Court 8,11; Homecoming Court 11; Forensics 10 (3rd place); Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 10,11, 12; Girls State 11 Seniors enjoy fads of DEBRA ANN SAUNDERS--Victoria High School--Pep Club 10,11,12; Valentine Court 8,10,11; Homecoming Court 9,11,12; Cheerleader 9,10,11, Co-captain 12; Class Officer-Secretary 9 WAYNE LEE SPENCER--Baseball 11; Football 11; J.V. ' s 9 JAMES CARLTON SPRING--FFA 8; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 12 MARGARET ANN ST ATOM--FHA 8; Yearbook 12; Beta Club 11,12 20 GENE ANDERSON STEWART--FFA 8,9,10,11,12 EVERETT YOUNG TUCKER, JR.--FFA 9 lace hose and tipped hair WILLIAM EDWIN WILKERSON--J.V. Basketball 9; Captain 10 ROBERT DAN WILLIAMSON--FFA Sentinel 8; Re¬ porter 12; Valentine Court 10,11; Class Officer-Treas¬ urer 10; Newspaper 12; Baseball 11; Football 11, (Rookie Award) 12; Varsity Club 11, Vice-President 12 VICTOR KELLEM VAUGHAN-- MARY SCOTT WALROD--Pep Club 10, Vice-Presi¬ dent 11, President 12; SCA Council 10,12; Valentine Court 11; Homecoming Court 12; Valentine Skit 10 WILFRED DANIEL WILSON--V a 1 e n t i ne Court 10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10, 11,12; J.V. ' s 8,9; Varsity Club 10,11,12 JERRY WAYNE WORSHAM-- Library Club 11, Treas¬ urer 12; FFA 8,9,10,11,12 21 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Doug Jones--Reporter; David Hub- bard--Secretary; Billy Fox--Presi- dent; Cramer Boswell—Vice Presi¬ dent; Wilfred Wilson--Treasurer. MOTTO Yesterday ' s tomorrow is today COLORS Gold and White FLOWER Yellow Rose Seniors demonstrate masculine leadership Seniors participate in Math IV. Bill Wilkerson and Mrs. Jennings prepare to greet guests on Career Day. 22 Junior class officers: Bill Nelson, Treasurer; Dickie Ingram, President; Linda Cassada, Secretary; Butch Willis, Reporter; Gary Weishaar, Vice President College Boards challenge Juniors Connie Austin Buz Barton Jane Benedict Ronnie Bessent Susan Boswell Jasper Bowlin Bobby Boyle Linda Bradshaw Julia Brown John Buono Linda Cassada Donna Chitwood Nancy Clements Jerry Couch Edith Covington 23 Juniors Lowry Rogers, Sandra Grove, Ray Roop and Bobby Staples place orders for their class rings. Juniors Reflect Upon Academic Bruce Craig Ed Ellett Patricia Ellett Sandra Ellett Dwight Fanshaw Bernard Farrar Jimmy Firesheets Ronnie Furqueron Larry Gable Donna Kay Gholson Dennis Griffin Sandra Grove Barbara Hamner Jack Harris Wayne Harvey Sue Hill Tommy Hill Dickie Ingram Jerry Jamerson Ray Jennings 24 Brenda Jones Donald Jones Elwin Kessler John Klocke Donna Large Jimmy Lewis Phyllis Marker Virginia Marsden And Extra-Curricular Activities Janice McCormick Carolyn Moore Johnny Moore Charlotte Mottley Bill Nelson Bobby Oakes Dexter Oliver Kenny Perkins Virginia Pfleger Nancy Pfirman Harris Price Patricia Ragan 25 Lowry Rogers is presented the high magazine salesman award by Bill Nelson. Juniors received class rings Nancy Ragland Pamela Reeves Rita Robertson Lowry Rogers Ray Roop Bobby Schenck Jo Ann Skinner Bobby Staples Kitty Staples Mary Staylor Linda Strum Ann Taylor Barbara Thompson Jimmy Tucker Richard Ward Gloria Weatherford Gary Weishaar David Wiley Butch Willis 26 After taking a last glance at the Biology chart of plant stems, Eddie Black and Robert Cotrell prepare for Biology quiz. Classes, Activities interest Sophomores Susan Amburn Thomas Atkins Wanda Austin Linda Averett James Beaver Jackson Bishop Eddie Black Charles Boswell Patricia Bradshaw Thomas Bradshaw Joseph Bryant Sylvia Clements William Clements Brad Covington Robert Cottrell June Cranford Linda Currin Francis Doyle Ronald Dunn Susan DuPriest Daphne Elliot Donna Estep Arthur Fender Nancy Flippen Sophomore Class Officers: Billy Pugh, Sec.; John Stone, Pres.; Linda Mitchell, Treas.; Adlai French, Reporter; Billy Clements, Vice Pres. Sophomores are tapped for Eugene Flowers Paul Foote Peggy Frank Eleanor Frazier Adlai French Barbara Gilliland Kenneth Gilliland Linda Gunn Hal Hardway Joe Holloman Ranny Humphreys Linda Jamerson Howard Jenkins Melinda Jennings Carolyn Jones Wayland Kessler Carol Lunsford Roger McLean Linda Mitchell Gail Moore 28 W. T. Mottley Sharon Mullins Wayne Norton Linda Payne William Pugh Barbara Ragan Carolyn Riggs Kay Roberts Wanda Saunders Joan Shaver Janet Simonton Lucy Spencer Donna Kay Staples John Stone Paschall Thompson Beta, Pep, and Ace Clubs Donald Vaughn Walter Webster Ronald Wells William Wray Nancy Flippen explains Latin poetry scansion to Latin in class. 29 Freshman Class Officers Betsy Clay--Vice-Pres. Steve Weishaar--Sec.-Treas. Ellen Shell--President Freshmen participate in Stuart Agnew Joe Arrington Dale Atkins Nancy Atkins Carolyn Barlow Kathy Behling Jim Bobb Shelia Bobbitt Elaine Boisseau Penny Bolling Mildred Borum Linda Bowling Charles Bradshaw Micheal Cary Betsy Clay Carol Cochran Elzie Cochran Pamela Conant Nancy Cook Susan Covington Bonnie Daulton Douglas Dennis 30 Bonnie Dixon Saibra Dowdy Susan Elliott Louise Eubank Martha Farrar Randy Fathbruckner Joan Farthing Fred Frank Steve Garrison Linda Goin Tommy Goodmen Cassie Habel Phyllys Hackney Carolyn Sue Hall Barry Holloman Bonnie Hass Presidential Straw Vote Linda Hudgins Brenda Hunte Ronnie Jennings Sharon Jones Tommy Knight Christine Koziol Margaret Lester Deborah Lewis Dale Lunsford Leslie Mann Jeanie Martin Linda McLean 31 Janice Morgan Johanna Olsen Edwin Peace Jo Ann Phelps Jerry Pope Richard Ragan Jack Reames Lucy Rice Beany Roberts Katherine Robertson Rebecca Robertson Charlotte Roop Sandra Roop Donnie Schutt Ellen Shell Gary Simmons Gloria Scruggs Roger Smith Sandra Spencer Drew Spivey Randy Stevens Charles Stewart Barbara Thacker Joan Thompson Ninth Graders enjoy Varsity Sports 32 Doris Toney Donnie Townsend Jackie Vaught Brenda Wade Jimmy Wade Chet Walrod Betty Ward Steve Weishaar Joe Wilison Judy Williams Not Shown- Diana Baldwin Ronald Rice Brenda Walker William Webb Richard Webster Ill � «• • £! Eighth Grade Officers: Billy Averett, President; Mike Humphreys, Vice-President and Jerry Williamson, Secretary- Treasurer. Eighth Graders acquire basic skills Betty Akers George Anderson Mary Arendall John Ashmore Carolyn Atkinson Barbara Austin Bill Averett Mary Bishop Mark Bolick Susan Bourne Brenda Bowen Bill Bowles Wallace Boyd Donnie Bracey Dot Bradshaw Gay Brough Stuart Cardwell Judy Carrington Wayne Chambers Kenny Clements Joe Coates Clarence Cochran Karen Cochran Janice Cotrell 33 Audrey Crenshaw Michael Dalton Joe Daniel, Jr. Laura Davis Cheryl Dixon Billy Ellett Jane Ellett Frank Fanshaw Becky Fox Carey Glasscock Diane Glowinski Eighth Graders learn respect Sallie Gregory Ronnie Grove Charles Hackney John Hancock Nancy Hancock Robbie Hawkes Elizabeth Hayer Charles Hill Ellen Hood James Hudson Mike Humphreys Bob Hutchinson Doris Inge Steve Ingram Carol Jennings Lynn Jennings Kenny Jones Mike Kincheloe Linda Kniceley Madeline Leath Peggy Linville Vicky Mann Brenda McLure Mike McMillian 34 Cal Moore Melvin Newcomb Ray Newcomb Ronnie Norton Patricia Norton Grace Osburn Rhonda Pennington Imogene Pope Terry Prue Lucy Pugh Lynn Ray Ross Redford Gloria Reeves Bruce Rice Danny Robertson for law through Driver Education Mary Rothgeb Mary Schutt Buddy Scott Susan Sheffield Bill Shorter Edward Shorter Sharon Showalter Sharlene Smith John Stay lor Marie Stewart Sue Tatum David Taylor Charles Thomas Cedric Tolley Diane Vanarsdall 35 Eighth graders study science in Mrs. Dorothy Farley ' s class. Eighth Graders become integral part of C.H.S. Betty Vaught Roberta Via Eunice Ward Birtie Watson Harry Williams Mickey Williams Gary Williamson Jerry Williamson Billy Willis Diane Wilson NOT SHOWN: Melvin Jenkins Jill Cranford Donald Baldwin Edward Wheary Judy Logue Barbara Wren Betty Wren Susan Wilson Ramsey Young 36 These scenes recall a variety of school activities Buzz Barton, PamConant, and Patricia Ellett demon¬ strate their acting abilities in the play, Elmer and the Lovebug . Cheerleaders Debbie Saunders and Diane McGhee get ready for the next cheer at an after-school pep rally. 37 When the bell rings, the students of C. H. S. move to their next classes. During the busiest hour of the school day, the stu¬ dents meet in the cafeteria to relax, eat, and visit. Nancy Paulette asks Faye Norton, Kitty Staples, and Betty Ward to leave the mirror and have their pictures taken. Mrs. Beatrice Peace, Mrs. Olive Bryant, Mrs. Pearl Cassada, Mrs. Grace Morton, Mrs. Lucille Phillips, Mrs. Ruby Pettus, Mrs. Alice Yeatts, and Mrs. Margaret Cassada efficiently and cheerfully feed the hungry mob. Johnny Crittenden, Richard Glowinski, and other Math IV students pour over difficult problems. Bonnie Dixon, Kay Lee Roberts, Ron Crymes, and Nancy Jane Flippen, leave after another day of school. 38 This library group is a reminder of many busy hours. FRONT ROW: Sherry Pfirman (Secretary), Barclay Farrar (President), Linda Bradshaw (Vice President), Ann Tay¬ lor (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Mary Walrod, Janice Cranford, Dorryce Powell, Ellen Shell. THIRD ROW: Janet Roop, Alice Habel, Mary Pridgen, Louise Eubank, Tommy Knight. FOURTH ROW: Edith Covington, Lee Rogers, Gary Weishaar, Totty Farrar, Billy Fox, Mrs. Clark. FIFTH ROW: Vaughn Bozman, Dickie Ingram, John Critten¬ den, Billy Pugh, Ed Ellett, Marshall Ellett. The S.C.A. co-ordinates student activities The Student Council is the governing body of Crewe High School, which correlates classes, student activities, and clubs. Each student at Crewe High is a member of the S.C.A. The Council, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Christine Clark, is composed of the S.C.A. of¬ ficers, all class and club presidents, and a representative from each homeroom. The Council sponsors all assembly pro¬ grams including assemblies presented by indi¬ vidual clubs and the regularly scheduled South¬ eastern Assemblies. Homecoming festivities were again as¬ sumed by the S.C.A. The Council presented a new robe to the school for the Homecoming Queen. Mrs. Christine Clark, Sponsor, poses with the S.C.A. officers. The Council also sponsored an orientation program for students at the beginning of school and provided guides and welcoming posters. In the same manner, the S.C.A. assisted in the activities of Career Day. Activities were sending clothing to a needy family, scheduling dates of the school calendar, assisting the Varsity Club in a Notes for Normie project, and placing a suggestion box in the hall. Crewe High School was host to the Farm- ville District S.C.A. meeting in November. Barclay Farrar, District Chairman, assisted by Dexter Oliver, District Vice Chairman, was in charge of the program. In the spring, representatives were sent from Crewe to the State S.C.A. Conference at Martinsville, Virginia. Delegates were also sent to the Youth Forum at Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond, and Delegates Barclay Farrar and Sherry Pfirman attended the S.C.A. Summer Workshop at Radford College. We are proud to have had Barclay Farrar serve this year as State S.C.A. Vice President. 40 Catherine Frank, Barclay Farrar, and Billy Fox State S.C.A. President, Craig Kessler, was guest speaker at help pack clothing to send to a poverty-stricken the Farmville District Meeting which was held at Crewe High family in Kentucky. School. C.H.S. students enjoyed the whistling of Fred Lowry in a Southeastern Assembly Program. For entertainment at the District Meeting, Catherine Frank, David Hubbard, Sherry Pfir- man, Jack Harris, and Billy Fox performed Operation Spirit. In charge of registration at the District Meeting were Dexter Oliver, Billy Fox, and Catherine Frank. 41 FRONT ROW: Gene Roop, Gary Williamson, Jerry Williamson, Pat Payne, Mary Carolyn Roberts, Kay Lee Branch, Donna McCann, Claude Smith, Judy Vaughan, Mike Dalton, Johnny Walker, Ashly Garrison. SECOND ROW: Lee Roberts, Glen Jenkins, Stevie Long, Charles Stewart, Bonnie Dixon, Barry Holloman, Steve Garrison, Jim Bobb, Bar¬ bara Thacker, Terry Prue, Cal Moore. THIRD ROW: Kenny Clements, Charlotte Roop, Ramsey Young, Drew Spivey, Ronnie Bessent, Donald Vaughan, Joe Holloman, Ranny Humphreys, Gene Stewart, Mike Humphreys. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Roberts (Director), Ronnie Furqueron, Jerry Worsham (Drum Major), Bill Wilkerson. New C.H.S. Band creates enthusiasm Below Left: The Homecoming crowd is entertained by the Band during half-time. Below: The Band relaxes before performing for the football crowd. This year the Crewe-Burkeville Band is operating under the sponsorship of Crewe High School. The Band, under the leadership of Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, with Jerry Worsham as Drum Major, performs at all home football games and at many other activities. The Band consists of seven majorettes and forty-four musicians. The vivacious band has added color and en¬ thusiasm to the activities of Crewe High School. 42 FRONT ROW: Donna Kay Gholson (Head Majorette). SECOND ROW: Linda Ragland, Anne Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Phelps, Jackie Vaught, Jerry Worsham (Drum Major), Susan Wilson, Carolyn Sue Hall. 43 SEATED: John Hill (Reporter), Jerry Worsham (Treasurer), Dorryce Ann Powell (President), Nancy Farthing (Vice President), Sue Hill (Secretary), Mrs. Helen Wilson (Sponsor). STANDING: Barclay Farrar, Connie Austin, Totty Farrar, Rita Robertson, Kay Lee Roberts, Betty Ward, Nancy Jane Flippen, Lucy Spencer, Robert Cottrell, Susan Dupriest, Wayne Norton, Donna Estep, James Akers, Eleanor Frazier. NOT SHOWN: Gloria Ellett, Joan Farthing, Sandra Roop, Penny Bolling, Cassie Habel. Library Club stimulates interest in reading The Library Club is a service club whose main objectives are to stimulate a greater in¬ terest in reading and to arouse a greater in¬ terest in the use of library facilities and books. This is accomplished by an assembly pro¬ gram, posters, bulletin boards, and the obser¬ vation of National Library Week and Book Week. The Club purchases additional books and audiovisual materials. It strives to improve library services and to improve the library’s appearance. The Library Club sells paperback books and Christmas cards and wrappings to raise the necessary funds. To welcome the new members, a supper was held at the Crewe Community Center. The new librarian, Mrs. Helen Wilson, serves as sponsor to the Library Club. President Dorryce Ann Powell inspects the display of paperback books. 44 FIRST ROW: Mr. Joel Clingenpeel (Sponsor), Jack Bishop (Secretary), Ronnie Jennings (Treasurer), Lee Rogers (President), Bobby Williamson (Reporter), C. T. Hill (Sentinel), Henry Jones (Vice President) not shown. SECOND ROW: Paul Foote, Jimmy Wade, Charles Boswell, John Hill, Gene Stewart, Jerry Worsham, Michael Daulton, Birdie Watson, Carey Glasscote. THIRD ROW: Ray Jennings, Douglas Taylor, Beany Roberts, Jerry Pope, Elzie Cochran, Wayne Doyle, Edward Peace, Donnie Bracey, Charles Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Brad Covington, W. T„ Mottley, Roger McLean, Arthur Fender, Bruce Rice, Mickey Williams, Phillip Taylor, Stuart Cardwell. FIFTH ROW: Ed Shorter, Ronnie Grove, Joe Hollowman, Douglas Dennis, James Hudson, Jack Reames, James Arrington, Harry Lee Williams, Ronnie Rice, Clarence Cochran, Joe Coates. SIXTH ROW: Bernard Farrar, Kenneth Perkins, Bobby Boyle, Joe Ar¬ rington, Wrenn Jenkins, Peter Frank, Howard Ragan, Donnie Baldwin. FFA stimulates interest in the study of agriculture The Future Farmers of America is an extra-curricular activity having its foundation in vocational agriculture. All students enrolled in the vocational agricultural classes are mem¬ bers. The chapter membership at-the present time is 53. The purposes of the organization are to develop leadership among the members; to create and nurture a love of country life; to develop recreational activities among the mem¬ bers; and to provide educational contest among the members to stimulate interest in the study of vocational agriculture. FFA Colors - National Blue and Corn Gold Motto: Learni ng to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Paul Foote and John Lee Rogers and Ray Jennings wire Members of the F.F.A build extra spectator stands Hill weld with a carbon an electrical board. for the athletic field. arc torch. FRONT ROW: Mary Lee Schutt, Susan Borum, Diane Glowinski. SECOND ROW: Lucy Rice, Gay Bough, Jo Ann Skin¬ ner, Dorryce Powell, Linda Cassada, Sandra Ellett. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Leath (Sponsor), Linda Hudgins, Gloria Reeves, Barbara Thacker, Carol Jennings, Deborah Lewis, Brenda Jones, Sylvia Clements, Joan Farthing. FHA program accents family friendship The over -all objective of the Future Home¬ makers of America is Contributing to the Joys and Satisfactions of Family Living. The pro¬ gram of work for the Crewe Chapter empha¬ sizes Preparation for the Future Begins To¬ day, one of the state projects. Chapter activities of the year include pre¬ pared programs for each meeting; a covered dish dinner and program in November for mem¬ bers and their families; open house in the Home Economics cottage in December; Daddy-date night in February; and the Mother-daughter re¬ ception; and installation of the new officers in April. Each activity is planned to help individual members develop attitudes and skills which contribute to Joys of Family Living now and in the future. FRONT ROW: Judy Carrington, Jane Ellett, Carolyn Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Janice Cranford (President), Laura Jean Jenkins, Judy Dennis (Treasurer), Patricia Peace (Secretary), Nancy Clements (Historian), Pat Mason (Vice President). THIRD ROW: Mrs. Leath (Sponsor), Jill Cranford, Donna Chitwood, Kay Coates, Shirlene Bishop, Sandra Grove, Linda Bowlin, Barbara Jean Griffin. Pat Mason and Barbara Jean Griffin are served by Mrs. Leath and Nancy Clements at Open House. Below, they relax and enjoy their refreshments. Alumni Virginia and Peggy Drinkwater join Mrs. Juanita Yates and Nancy Clements in admiring the Christmas decorations at the annual Open House. Sandra Grove and other F.H.A. members prepare lunch for the Farmville S.C.A. District Meeting held at C.H.S. in October. The Executive Planning Committee meeting held in August was attended by Janice Cranford (Pres.), Judy Dennis (Treas.), Mrs. Leath (Sponsor), Pat Mason (V. Pres.), and Nancy Clements (Historian.) Virginia Pfleger and Catherine F rank are among many students who take advantage of the delicious re¬ freshments served at the Open House held December 21 and 22. 47 FRONT ROW: Mary Walrod (President), Janet Roop (Vice President), Laura Jean Jenkins (Secretary), Pat Mason (Treasurer), Diane McGhee (Reporter), Dorryce Ann Powell (Chaplain). SECOND ROW: Sherry Pfirman, Debra Saunders, Catherine Frank, Alice Habel, Brenda Kelley, Barclay Farrar. THIRD ROW: Virginia Pfleger, Linda Cassada, Donna Gholson, Barbara Hamner, Janice McCormick, Linda Bradshaw. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Ragland, Susan Boswell, Nancy Pfirman, Jo Ann Skinner, Linda Mitchell, Ann Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Janet Simonton, Carolyn Jones, Peggy Frank, Susan DuPriest, Mrs. Boswell (Sponsor). SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Fowlkes (Sponsor), Linda Gunn, Wanda Saunders, Linda Jamerson. Pep Club promotes school spirit The membership of this service club con¬ sists of girls elected from the sophomore, jun¬ ior, and senior classes. New members are voted into the club at the beginning of the school year. This year, the Pep Club sponsored the home baseball games. A sock hop after the Crewe- Amelia football game was sponsored by the club. The initiation of the new members took place at the annual Pep Tea, which was held at the home of Sherry and Nancy Pfirman. The club colors, red and white, are worn every Friday by all members. On the first Fri¬ day of the month, the PEP emblems in the form of a P are worn. Initiates Barclay Farrar, Wanda Saunders, and Linda Jamerson reach the top of the pile of boxes collected for the bonfire. Doing a dance as part of their in itiation at the Pep Tea are Virginia Pfleger, and Carolyn Jones. Carolyn Jones, Ann Taylor, Nancy Pfirman, Janet Simonton, and Barbara Hamner stop collecting boxes for a moment of foolishness. FIRST ROW: Nancy Farthing (Reporter-Historian), Kitty Staples (Secretary), Gloria Ellett (Treasurer), Mary Prid¬ gen (President), Edith Ward Covington (Vice President). SECOND ROW: Faye Norton, Shirlene Bishop, Kay Coates, Linda Averett, Linda Ragland, Jean Cook. THIRD ROW: Jane Benedict, Donna Large, Nancy Clements, Patricia Peace, Janice Cranford. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Ellett, Brenda Large, Bonita Bowman, Donna Chitwood. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Marsden, Sandra Grove, Nancy Paulette, June Cranford. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Bridgforth, Donna Staples, Melinda Jennings, Patricia Bradshaw, Barbara Jean Griffin, Nancy Jane Flippen. The Ace of Clubs supports athletic fund The Ace of Clubs, a service organization at Crewe High School, has as its main activity this year the sponsorship of football. Profits from the concession stand and dances are donated to the athletic fund. Prospective members from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are considered for membership on the basis of their interest in school activities, willingness to work, and ability to get along with others. The initiates are entertained with a banquet and are formally taken into the Club at a candlelighting ceremony. Members wear the Ace colors, green and white, every Thursday. Every other Thursday, either the pin or emblem must be worn. Pat Bradshaw begs for a bone from Brenda Faye Norton requests per- Initiates June Cranford and Large. mission to hold Mr. Via ' s Donna Chitwood enjoy a dance hand. at the Ace Banquet. 333?!3fP ' irf - JMwSSJWMctWI H ' jr c w ■ Air 1 7m m. m S‘T ■f t $ cA E’ S| ■rv s r%B mm m A ’ ' B mm V B 3 a IBB y FRONT ROW: Wilfred Wilson, Johnny Crittenden, Vaughn Bozman, Mike Payne, Bernard Farrar, Mr. Robert Golubic, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dennis Kanipe, Ron Crymes, Donald Jones, David Hubbard, Ray Roop, John Buono, Billy Fox. THIRD ROW: Wayne Spender, Lee Roger, Butch Willia, Dickie Ingram, Kenny Perkins, Bobby Staples, Bobby Williamson, J. R. Jones, Billy Pugh. Varsity Club promotes enthusiasm in Athletics The Varsity Club was organized in 1962 by a group of enthusiastic lettermen and their sponsor, Coach Golubic. Membership in this Club is limited to boys who have won the varsity letter in football, basketball, or baseball. The principles and objectives of the Club are to stimulate interest in the athletic program of Crewe High School, to promote sportsmanship, and to maintain a high respect for the varsity letter. Every year the Varsity Club presents a rookie-of-the-year award, commonly known as the Rinky-Dink Award,” to some non-letter- man of the football team who has contributed the most enthusiasm and support to the team effort. Another project of the Club this year was contributing $100 to the Athletic Association. The Club ' s social project planned for this year was a Christmas dance some time during the holidays. As in preceding years, the Varsity Club has printed and sold official programs at all home football games and has printed football schedules which were placed in store windows in Crewe. Club officers: Johnny Crittenden (President), J. R. Jones (Reporter), Bobby Williamson (Vice President), Vaughn Bozman (Secretary), Billy Fox (Treasurer). Lettermen become overjoyed at Pep Rally. Pat Mason and Laura Jean Jenkins assist in the Varsity Club ' s money-making program. Senior members of the football squad receive letters. Coach Golubic presents Bernard Farrar the 100 Percenter Award for participation in foot¬ ball. Bobby Williamson presents the Rinky-Dink Award to Buddy Webster. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Gloria Smith (Sponsor), Ronnie Furqueron (Reporter), Gloria Ellett (Secretary), Janet Roop (President), Ron Crymes (Treasurer), Dickie Ingram (Vice President). SECOND ROW: Ronnie Bessent, Margaret Statom, Connie Austin, Alice Habel, Sherry Pfirman, Dexter Oliver, Gary Weishaar. THIRD ROW: Mary Pridgen, Barbara Hamner, Marshall Ellett, David Hubbard, Ann Taylor, Linda Bradshaw, Barclay Farrar, Brenda Kelley. High standards are set by the Beta Club The Beta Club promotes honesty, service, and leadership within the student body. Beta members are recognized for scholastic achievement, character, and leadership ability. The activities of the Beta Club include the publishing of the school paper, The Dis¬ patcher”; sponsoring the annual Valentine pro¬ gram anddance; and holding a Beta Bop. Pro¬ ceeds from these projects enable the members of the Club to attend the State Beta Convention, which highlights the Beta year. The Beta Club strives to improve charac¬ ter, to raise the scholastic average of students, and to encourage them to be better citizens in the world of tomorrow. Club officers Janet Roop, Gloria Ellett, Dickie Ingram, Ronnie Janet Roop speaks to the student body during Furqueron, and Ron Crymes make plans for the Beta Convention. the tapping assembly. SEATED: Mrs. Dorothy Yeatts (Sponsor), Alice Habel (Editor), Linda Bradshaw (Assistant Editor), Mrs. Gloria Smith (Sponsor.) STANDING: FIRST ROW: Timothy Graham, Janet Roop, Nancy Farthing, Barbara Hamner, Gloria Ellett. SECOND ROW: Elwin Kessler, Wayne Spencer, Dexter Oliver, Mary Pridgen, Bobby Williamson. Dispatcher informs students of School News The Dispatcher” serves as the eyes of the student body. Events and opinions are reflected through The Dispatcher.” Assign¬ ments are posted weekly on the bulletin board. Finished assignments are relayed to the editor for her inspection. The editor transfers the articles to the sponsor for her approval. The typists ' jobs include the dummying of the material and the arranging of a layout” sheet. The head typists stencil, headline, and mimeograph The Dispatcher”. Each Friday the finished product is deliv¬ ered to the students of C. H. S. Alice Habel, Gloria Ellett, and Bobby Williamson make a headline. Students enjoy The Dispatcher. SEATED: Marshall Ellett (Co-editor), Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson (Co-sponsor), Mrs. Juanita Yates (Co-sponsor), Sherry Pfirman (Co-editor). STANDING: FIRST ROW: Dexter Oliver, Barbara Jean Griffin, Virginia Pfleger, Brenda Arendall, LindaCassada, Mary Walrod, Dorryce Ann Powell (Photographer). SECOND ROW: Linda Bradshaw, Edith Ward Covington, Faye Norton, Jo Ann Skinner. Gloria Ellett. Railroader Staff preserves school memories The Railroader is devoted to the reflection of every phase of Crewe High School activity. It devotes sections to the faculty, classes, clubs, organizations, activities, and advertise¬ ments. The Railroader derives revenue from sub¬ scriptions by students and organizations and by advertisement by local business. We have attempted to preserve the life of the students in formal and candid situations. We are grateful to all the faculty, students, and advertisers who assisted in many ways. Our special thanks go to our sponsors, Mrs. Juanita Yates and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Extra coverage has been made possible by the addition of eight pages. The splendid sup¬ port of all concerned has made possible this improvement. We hope that this pictorial record of events of this year will revive and sweeten your mem¬ ories in the future. We have enjoyed compiling this record and hope that each of you will be pleased. Laura Jean Jenkins, Mary Pridgen, and Catherine Frank During a special committee meeting, Catherine Frank, work on a layout for a page in the Railroader. Jo Ann Skinner, and Linda Bradshaw await inspiration. 54 SPECIAL EVENTS aksss. t ■■ • Homecoming Court Members are Elaine Boisseau, Wanda Saunders, Linda Mitchell, Jo Ann Skinner, Nancy Ragland, Alice Habel, Brenda Kelley, Queen Debra Saunders, Nancy Paulette, Mary Walrod, Kitty Staples, Linda Cassada, Linda Jamerson, Betsy Clay, Brenda Bowen, and Crownbearer Scott Gregory. Through much hard work Homecoming proves successful Homecoming festivities got underway with the traditional snake dance and bonfire spon¬ sored by the Pep Club on Thursday night. Cheerleaders stimulated enthusiasm with a Beatnik pep rally on Friday afternoon. At the homecoming game, the fifteen girls representing the classes of Crewe High School were dressed in velvet sheathes of autumn colors. During the half-time of the Crewe-Victoria game, Little Scott Gregory, attired in a com¬ plete miniature football outfit, lead the prin¬ cesses and queen to the throne. Debra Saunders was crowned Homecoming Queen by Football Captain John Crittenden. On Saturday evening, the traditional Home¬ coming Dance was held at the Crewe Com¬ munity Center. The Downbeats furnished the music. Queen Debra, escorted by Bernard Farrar, lead off the figure symbolizing the athletic field. During intermission, delicious refreshments were served the students and their guests by the parents of the S. C. A. Council Members. Senior candidates for queen are Debra Saun¬ ders, Nancy Paulette, Mary Walrod, Brenda Kelley, and Alice Habel. Debra Saunders, escorted by Bernard Farrar, reigned over the dance on Saturday night. 57 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Mason, Vaughn Bozman, Nancy Ragland, Jack Harris, Linda Mitchell, John Stone, Joan Farth¬ ing, Cramer Boswell (Gentleman-in-Waiting), Mary Walrod (Queen), Wilfred Wilson (King), Nancy Paulette (Lady-in- Waiting),Cal Moore, Becky Fox, Adlai French, Linda Jamerson, Kitty Staples, Gary Weishaar, Susan Boswell, Mike Payne, and Gloria Ellett. Beta presents Valentine Court and “Shinjig” Amazon Barclay Farrar and the Jolly Green Giant , Mr. Hurt Freddie Burp and The Up- chucks--Bi 11 y Fox, Doug Jones, David Hubbard, John¬ ny Crittenden, Dennis Kanipe King Wilfred and Queen Mary The Big Blue Trio--Bobby Staples, Donald Jones, Ray Roop The Roaches--Janet Simonton, Totty Farrar, Elaine Boisseau, Sandra Roop. M. C. ' s Dennis Kanipe and J. R. Jones FRONT ROW: Buddy Webster, Luther Baldwin, Richard Glowinski, James Spring, Ronnie Crymes, Wilfred Wilson, Vaughn Bozman, John Crittenden, Cramer Boswell, David Hubbard, Mike Payne, Bobby Williamson, J. R. Jones, Dennis Kanipe, Billy Fox, Wayne Spencer. SECOND ROW: Bruce Craig, John Klocke, Dexter Oliver, Ronnie Bessent, Bobby Staples, Bernard Farrar, Jimmie Lewis, Donald Jones, Kenny Perkins, Butch Willis, Ray Roop, Ray Jennings, John Buono, Gary Weishaar, Wayne Harvey. THIRD ROW: Howard Jenkins, William Wray, Billy Pugh, Billy Clements, Ronnie Wells, Brad Covington, Ronald Dunn, John Stone, Chet Walrod, Adlai French, Drew Spivey, Tom Bradshaw, Ranny Humphreys, Paul Foote, Coach Golubic. Once again the Railroaders The football squad looks on as the Cheerleaders create enthusiasm in pep rally. John Crittenden receives Most Valuable Lineman Award from Mr. John Ashmore; Wilfred Wilso n re¬ ceives Most Valuable Back Award from Mr. Carter Arendall; and David Hubbard receives Highest Aca¬ demic Average Award from Mr. Joe Weatherford, all presented by the Crewe V. F. W. 60 FOOTBALL SCORES Crewe - 27 Amelia - 0 Crewe - 7 Brunswick - 7 Crewe - 25 Randolph-Henry - 0 Crewe - 14 Parkview - 0 Crewe - 6 Prince Edward Academy - 0 Crewe - 7 Emporia - 8 Crewe - 20 Victoria - 0 Crewe - 19 Buckingham - 14 Crewe - 20 Blackstone - 6 Football instruction is demonstrated to John Buono by Coach Golubic end high in th e ratings LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Roop, Totty Farrar, Kitty Staples, Nancy Pfirman, Linda Jamerson, Carolyn Jones, Nancy Paulette, Janet Roop, Wanda Saunders, Donna Kay Gholson; and Diane McGhee and Debra Saunders, Head Cheerleaders. Vaughn Bozman, in vain, struggles to keep his footing. The bench looks on anxiously as they await their opportunity to play. 62 FIRST ROW: Coach Golubic, Billy Fox, Wilfred Wilson, J. R. Jones, David Hubbard, Vaughn Bozman, Johnny Crit¬ tenden. SECOND ROW: Jack Harris, Cramer Boswell, Ronald Dunn, Jimmy Firesheets, Ronnie Wells, John Buono. Railroaders reach District Tournament Crewe 52 Buckingham 44 Crewe 37 Bluestone 41 Crewe 30 Brunswick 62 Crewe 50 Blackstone 48 Crewe 55 Dinwiddie 60 Crewe 71 Amelia 57 Crewe 68 Victoria 49 Crewe 72 Cumberland 36 Crewe 42 Greensville 63 Johnny Crittenden and Vaughn Bozman intercede as Blackstone Player Fred Whipp attempts shot. Crewe 57 Blackstone 55 Crewe 52 Parkview 65 Crewe 54 Amelia 50 Crewe 84 Randolph- Henry 54 Crewe 48 Prince Ed. Academy 46 Crewe 55 Kenbridge 82 Tournament Crewe 35 Brunswick 61 Bozman demonstrates ballet form in hook shot. 63 64 FIRST ROW: Janet Roop, Pat Mason, Barclay Farrar, Bonnie Dixon. SECOND ROW: Donna Kay Gholson, Pat Ellett, Edith Covington, Diane McGhee, Carolyn Jones, Sandra Roop. THIRD ROW: Susan Boswell (Manager), Jane Benedict, Nancy Paulette, Janet Simonton, Totty Farrar, Nancy Pfirman (Manager), Dorryce Powell (Scorekeeper.) FOURTH ROW: Brenda Arendall (Scorekeeper), Linda Bradshaw, Virginia Marsden, Charlotte Roop, Kathy Robertson, Miss Presnell (Coach). Crewettes are lead by Presnell GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCORES Crewe 21 Buckingham 38 Crewe 28 Bluestone 34 Crewe 23 Brunswick 40 Crewe 13 Blackstone 37 Crewe 21 Dinwiddie 35 Crewe 17 Amelia 54 Crewe 21 Victoria 54 Crewe 45 Cumberland 37 Crewe 18 Emporia 40 Crewe 22 Park View 32 Crewe 29 Randolph - Henry 59 Crewe 43 Prince Edward Academy 47 Crewe 23 Kenbridge 68 Co-Captains Pat Mason and Barclay Farrar discuss pre-game strategy with Coach Presnell. 65 J.V. Players learn by experience FIRST ROW: Mike Cary, Ranny Humphreys, Billy Pugh, Roger McLean, Robert Cottrell, Stevie Ingram, Barry Hol¬ loman. 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