Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

3: ews | = al faq epiis enn FOS aan meee CE : we ever De eee THE 1966 RAILROADER Volume XX Published by THE STUDE FOREWORD Collections of pictures and written re- cords can never capture the complete expe- riences ofa year spent at Crewe High School. However, the staff of the 1966 Railroader hopes that these collections will generate many sparkles in the facets of your future life. Ann Wilson Taylor and Dexter Oliver, Editors How very beautiful these gems are! It is strange how deeply colors seem to penetrate one like scent. They look like fragments of heaven. --George Eliot TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Sabie eoaes pete te beg ty Cees Noliereiaeatens g 5 5 oo GW ec og 5 SIGE: woe oeelon Wo. fe ct: eee INORG, og Bog oo OO Cee eee SPECIALS CliGim wememcmente + eu eacucs 100 INNIS a a oh So A OO Oo Bee Oe jE. Uae i Bs ey Te INVYNORAMIINE: 4 we oe ee Innovations and school activities Buz Barton, Dick Ward, Eugene Flowers, and Kay Roberts, English and typing students, work on Dis- patcher layouts. The brilliance of the school year of 1965-66 eminated new facets and innovations which had been added to give lasting durability. Each teacher and piece of new equipment servedas a setting for a schoolyear of sparkle and excite- ment. Mr. Lee Johnson taught full-time driver education in both car and classroom training. While studying at Old Dominion College during the summer of 1965, he received qualifications for driving skills. Two new assistant coaches were added to the faculty this year. Mr. Harry Vannoy as- sisted Coach Golubic in football, and Mr. Wayne Latham brought the possibility of a track team. Other new teachers were Mr. Barry Carnes, science; Mr. Barrow Cyrus, English and dra- matics; Mrs. Dorothy Maher Tysinger, physical education (girls); and Mrs. Lorene Roberts, English. The Dispatcher, formerly sponsored by the Beta Club, was placed under the supervision of the English Department. Mr, Johnson points out driving skills to students Inky Boisseau, Roger Smith, Arthur Fender, and Sandra Roop. Principal Via and Mr. Goldsmith, Director of Instruc- tion, discuss the Evaluation Program. Mrs. Yeatts, Mrs. Farley, Mr. Cyrus, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Bridgforth relax before a faculty evaluation session. The State Department of Education has made available to the students of Crewe High School some aids to study, to self-education, and to job and college information. The new viewbox is a record player with color film strips to illustrate such talks as the following: How to Study, Understanding Adults, You and Your College Boards, and High School Drop- outs. A college View-deck is available from the school board office. Up-to-date brochures have been added to the Career Exploratory Kit. Business school, technical school, and college catalogues are kept current in the Guidance Office, add interest and color to school life Instruction in the use of the View-deck is given to Barbara Hamner by Mrs. Wilson. The staff andfaculty of Crewe High School have made a study of themselves, of the school program, and of the facilities. In April, an evaluation team appointed by the State Depart- ment of Education studied these findings, rated the school, and reported their findings to the School Board, to the State Department, and to the Southern Association of Schools and Col- leges. For the first time in its history, Crewe High became integrated. Ronnie Boyd concentrates, in study hall, as he used a new desk. The addition of new equipment in the rear of the audi- torium accommodates study hall students. Newly equipped band trailer, new lapboards For the first time, the Crewe High School Band became a part of the school program. With the coming of the school year 1965-66, a rehearsal building was added, and band was offered to students daily during their school day. New music stands, and a storage place for musical instruments, uniforms, and mate- rials have encouraged and strengthened the band program in school. Mirrors, one of which is of full length, were placed in the girls' physical education room this year. Lack of room, due to an increased number of students, made it essential that all study halls be held in the auditorium. Last summer lapboards were placed on back of seats which were used as temporary desks. A new lighting system was also installed. The girls of the Ivy League set sparkled with the idea of new earrings for their pierced ears and with stockings and sweaters to match. The hair of both boys and girls became longer and straighter with the fad. Aluminum band trailer gleams with newness beside the Home Economics Cottage. Interior of band trailer is spacious and well equipped. Mrs. Roberts and band students enjoy their new facilities. Virginia Pfleger enjoys using mirror in girls' physical education room, Mr. Johnson gets out of driver-education car after teaching skills to student. or study, and fads add spice to instruction Mr. Cyrus helps Barbara Hamner and Donna Large in drama- tizing Macbeth. Ate IH Wearing monogrammed pin with pierced ear- rings to match, and hose to match sweater and skirt, Ann Taylor models the 1965-66 fads. Third period girls' physical education class enjoys a game of volleyball. Mr. Wayne Latham explains a homework assignment to the Algebra II class. Enthusiastic cheerleaders lead a cheer at the home- coming pep rally. Mr. Barry Carnes calls the roll in Science 8. : . ADMINISTRATION The jewelers share the responsibility for cutting and polishing of the gems. In Tribute to... Mrs. Willie Alice Bridgforth Science and Biology Teacher of CHS 1908-1965 10 We remember... . .. her sense of humor and her fairness to everyone The knowledge she shared with us... ... her enthusiasm for life and the world around her We admired her...We respected her... We loved her 1] MR. H. L. BLANTON : MR, A. L. GOLDSMITH Superintendent Director of Instruction Hampden-Sydney Baldwin Wallace U. of Va. Longwood MR. ROBERT P. VIA Principal Lincoln Memorial M. Sc. in Ed. Longwood MISS LILLIE TUCKER Visiting Teacher Madison MRS, ADELE HUBBARD Office Secretary County School Board Members are Dr. Stuart White, Mr. Sam Sanger, Mr. Taylor Jenkins, Mr. E. R. Sheffield, Mrs. Jane Borum, and Mr. H. L. Blanton (Mr. Sanger has been replaced by Mr. Richard Lee). MRS, LOUISE H. BOSWELL, MRS. WILLIE A. BRIDGEFORTH, ASB. ..MsaA. Bee Westhampton Longwood Longwood Biology Latin and Social Studies Ace of Clubs and Eighth Grade Pep Club and Junior Class Sponsor Sponsor MR. BARRY CARNES, B.S. Pembroke State Science 8 9 Assistant Coach, Track and Girls Basketball MRS, CHRISTINE M. CLARK, B.S., M. A. in Ed. Madison Longwood English S.C.A. and Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. J. S. CLINGENPEEL, B.S. MR. J. BARROW CYRUS, JR., B. A. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Old Dominion College Vocational Agriculture English and Dramatics F.F.A. Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor i eae, . MRS, DOROTHY FARLEY, MR, ROBERT J. GOLUBIC, Base Beas Longwood Randolph-Macon Math M.E. Secondary Administration Ace of Clubs and Tenth Grade U. of Va. Sponsor Economics and Government Coach and Assistant Principal MR. WALLACE B, HURT, B.S. Hampden-Sydney Science, Chemistry, and Physics Cheerleader and Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS, HELEN INGE, B.S. University of Maryland French and Social Studies Forensics and Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS, LOUTRELL JENNINGS, MR, MILTON LEE JOHNSON, B.A; B, A, Randolph-Macon Woman's Guilford College Driver's Education Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor MR. WAYNE LATHAM, B.A. Bridgewater Mathematics Assistant Coach Western Carolina Madison Major in Music Harrisburg Director of Band MRS, LORENE A, ROBERTS, B.A, Longwood English Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. WANDA PADGETT, B.S, in Ed. World Geography and U. S. History Senior Class Sponsor MRS, DOROTHY ROBERTS, B.S. MRS, JESSIE LEATH, B.S. in Ed. Madison Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor MRS, GRACE P. TRICE, B.S. a Longwood yEnglish Wy � Dispatcher and Junior Class Sponsor i ie MRS. DOROTHY M. TYSINGER, Bes Longwood Girls' Phy. Ed. Drill Team MR. HARRY VANNOY B. S. in Phy. Ed. B. A. in Social Studies Salem Phy. Ed. Assistant Coach MRS, ELIZABETH G. WILSON Awe College of William Mary ‘Guidance Railroader Sponsor MRS, HELEN G, WILSON, B.S. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Atlantic University Longwood Library Library Club Sponsor The faculty and Mr. Via worked diligently over the material on school evaluation, which took place in April. MRS, JUANITA A, YATES B. S. in Ed. Longwood College Business Subjects Railroader Adviser and Ninth Grade Sponsor MRS, DOROTHY R. YEATTS, Bese Longwood College Business Subjects Dispatcher and Eighth Grade Sponsor STUDENTS ae r , The rubies, sapphires, onyxes, and diamonds of C.H.S. sparkle with intelligence and enthusiasm. CONNIE LEE AUSTIN - Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8; Beta Club 10, 11, 12. RICHARD EDWARD BARTON - Glee Club 9, 10; Li- brary Club 12; Newspaper 12. JANE LEE BENEDICT - Basketball 9, (L) 10, 11, 12; Ace of Clubs 10, 11, 12. RONALD EARL BESSENT - J. V. Football 8, 9; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11,°12: Achievements in scholar characterize the tiffany CHARLES CRADDOCK BOSWELL - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. SUSAN BRUCE BOSWELL - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Council 8, (Sec.) 12; Valentine Court 11; Homecoming Court 10, 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball (Mgr. 11); SCA Convention 11; Boys and Girls State 11; District SCA Meeting 11, 12; Valentine Skit 8; Cheerleader 10, 12. JASPER LEE BOWLIN - FFA 8. BOBBIE LEE BOYLE - FFA 8, 10, 11, 12. LINDA-CLAIRE BRADSHAW - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SCA (V. P.) 11, SCA Council 12; SIPA 10; Class Officer (V. P.) 8; Yearbook 11, (Bus. Mgr.) 12; Newspaper (Asst. Ed.) 11;Girls Sports Ed. 12; Basketball 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); Youth Forum 11, 12; Dis- trict SCA Meeting 11, 12; Heart of Va. Beta Fed. Pres. 2s JULIA KATHERINE BROWN - Ace 12; Yearbook 12; Dramatics 12; SCA Pianist 12. JOHN LOUIS BUONO (Germany) - SCA Council 12; Baseball (L) 10; Basketball 11; Football (L) 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. LINDA SUSAN CASSADA - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 11, (Treas.) 12; SCA Council 10; Homecoming Court 11; Class Officer (Sec.) 11 12; Yearbook 11, 12. ship and athletics quality of Seniors DONNA LEE CHITWOOD - Ace 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. NANCY GAYLE CLEMENTS - Glee Club 8; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11 (Historian), 12 (V. P.); Treas. of FHA Federa- tion. WILLIAM BURNARD CLEMENTS, JR.- Class Officer (V. P.) 10; Football (L) 10; J. V.'s 8, 9; Varsity Club Iti: JERRY WAYNE COUCH - Football Manager 12. EDITH WARD COVINGTON - Ace 10, V. P. 11, Pres. 12; FHA 9; SCA Council 9, 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Youth Forum 11, 12; Boys and Girls State 11. BRUCE TALMADGE CRAIG - Football 11, (L) 12; J. V.'s 8; Varsity Club 12, LARRY BENNETT GABLE - Newspaper 10; J. V.'s 8. DONNA KAY GHOLSON - Pep 10, 11, 12; FHA 8; SCA Council 8, 9, 10; Valentine Court 9; Valentine Skit 11; Homecoming Court 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Head); Class Officer 8 (Reporter), (Pres.) 9, (Sec.) 10; Bas- ketball (L) 9, 10, 11; Majorette 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Sec. of Band 12. DWIGHT LYNN FANSHAW - J. V.'s 8; Football 9, 10, T1128 WILLIAM BERNARD FARRAR III - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Valentine Court 9, 10; J. V.'s 8; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 9, 10; Class Officer 9 (Sec.). Seniors sparkle with JAMES EARL FIRESHEETS - FFA 9; Baseball (L) 11, 12; Basketball (L) 10, 11, 12; Football (L) 10; J. V.'s 8, 9; Varsity Club 11, 12. ADLAI KING FRENCH - Valentine Court 9, 10; Class Officer 10 (Reporter); Football (L) 10, 12; Varsity Club 10, 12. DENNIS LAWRENCE GRIFFIN - Yearbook 12. SANDRA KAYE GROVE - Ace 11, 12; FHA8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (Chapter and Fed. Pres.); Beta Club 11, 12; News- paper Ed. 12; Library Club 12; SCA Council 12. BARBARA ANNETTE HAMNER - Pep 10, 11, 12; Fo- rensic (Spelling) 11; Class Officer (V. P.) 10; News- paper 10, (Club Ed.) 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; (Sec.) Boys and Girls State 11; District Play 11; Office Work 12), JACK STANLEY HARRIS - Valentine Court 11, Base- ball (L) 11, 12; Basketball (L) 11, 12; J. V.'s 8; (F.B); J. V. Basketball 8, 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. poise, polish and learning NATHAN WAYNE HARVEY - J. V. Football 8. VIRGINIA SUE HILL - Library Club 10, 11 (Sec.), 12 (Pres.); Glee Club 8; FHA 12; SCA Council 12; Year- book 12; 4-H Work. RICHARD HYDE INGRAM, JR. - SCA Council 11, 12 (Pres.); Valentine Court 11; Class Officer (Pres.) 11; Newspaper 11; Baseball (L) 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12; FooLvaligleseianV. 610.4 betanciup -10-o1da( Vi P.) 12s Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Convention 11; Youth Forum 12; District SCA Meeting 12, (Varsity Club V. P. - Rep., Beta V. P. 11). 5 ie a of Ee Las Qt le ong hart de She eae Cc 7 f 4) i P ; Ce dnt aa-L bets ae ieee ee peter JERRY OTTO JAMERSON - (Prince Edward Acad- emy) - FFA 9; Valentine Court 10; Football 10. ho — ae LGA wet nA ed if a Co LVLE GEORGE RAY JENNINGS - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, (V. P.) 12; Football 11; Varsity Club 11. CHARLES HENRY JONES - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. DONALD CARLTON JON ES - FFA 10; Newspaper 11; Football (L) 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. ELWIN DENNIS KESSLER - Newspaper 11, 12; J. V.'s 8. Senior privileges give responsi JOHN AUGUST KLOCKE - Football 11, (L) 12. DONNA LEIGH LARGE - Ace of Clubs 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 9; Class Officer (Treas.) 10, (Re- porter) 12; Reporter, Historian, and Chaplain of Ace Club 12; Transfer from Kelly High School. JAMES RUSSELL LEWIS - SCA Council 12; Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. JANICE GAYLE McCORMICK - Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); SCA Council 12; Homecoming Court 9, 12; Class Officer 12 (Treas.); Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; District SCA Meeting 11, 12; Dramatics Plays 11. PHYLLIS MARIE MARKER - FHA 9, 10; Newspaper 12, CAROLYN ANN MOORE - Glee Club 11. JOHN LESLIE MOORE WILLIAM TRUEHEART NELSON - Class Officer (Treas.) 11, (Pres.) 12; Football 9, 10; J. V.'s 8; Boys and Girls State 11. more freedom, more bility DEXTER EDWARD OLIVER - SCA Council 12; Year- book (Bus. Mgr.) 11, (Co-Ed.) 12; Newspaper (Sports Ed.) 11; Football 10, (L) 11, 12; J. V.'s 8, 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Varsity Club 11, (Sec.) 12; District SCA Meeting 11; (Chairman) Jr.-Sr. Dance Committee iy. KENNETH RAY PERKINS - FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. NANCY JOYCE PFIRMAN - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Council 9; Valentine Court 10; Homecoming 8; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Cap.); Basketball (Mgr.) 11; Valentine Skit 9. VIRGINIA LEE PFLEGER - Pep Club 11, 12 (Treas.); Yearbook 11, 12; Dramatics 11. HARRIS COE THAD PRICE PATRICIA ANN RAGAN - Ace of Clubs 12; FHA 8, 9, 12; Library Club 12. NANCY ELLEN RAGLAND - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Council 8; Valentine Court 8, 10, 11; Homecoming Court 10, 11; Class Officer 8 (Treas.), 10 (Treas.) PAMELA FAYE REEVES - Ace of Clubs 12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Drill Team 11, 12. Senior pace-setters initi hose, pierced ears, long RITA ELAINE ROBERTSON - Ace of Clubs 12; Library Club 11, 12; FHA 8, 12; Newspaper 12; Drill Team 11, 12% JAMES LOWRY ROGERS - FFA 8; SCA Council 8; Newspaper 12; High Magazine Salesman 11. DAVIS RAY ROOP - Valentine Court 10; Newspaper 11; Football (L) 9, 10, 11, 12; J. V.'s 8; Varsity Club 1051 tele: PHILLIP ROBERT SCHENCK - FBLA 9, 10. ROBERT ANTHONY STAPLES - SCA Council 10; Val- entine Court 9, 10; Class Officer 11 (Pres.); Baseball (L) 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres.). MARY REBECCA STAYLOR - Ace of Clubs 12; FHA 8; Yearbook 11, 12. ate fads of textured hair, paisley ties LINDA LOU STRUM - Pep Club 12; Library Club 8, 9, 10; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Drill Team Mer. 11; Basketball (Score Keeper) 12. ANN WILSON TAYLOR - Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Council 11 (Treas.), 12; SIPA 11; Yearbook 11, (Co- Ed.) 12; Newspaper 10, 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Youth Forum 11, 12; Girls and Boys State 11; District SCA Meeting 11, 12; Band Majorette 8-12; Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. JO ANN SKINNER - Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); FHA 8, 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); Homecoming Court 11, 12 (Queen); Yearbook 10, 11, 12. JULIA KATHERINE STAPLES - Ace of Clubs 10, 11 (Sec.), 12 (Treas.); FHA 8; SCA Council 10; Valentine Court 11; Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader ao I BARBARA ANN THOMPSON - FHA 8, 9. JAMES ALAN TUCKER - Football 12. RICHARD THOMAS WARD - FFA 8 9; Yearbook 11, (Photographer) 12 Boys and Girls State 11. Senior class officers are Linda Cassada (Secretary), Bill Nelson (President), Donna Large (Reporter), Gary Weishaar (Vice-President), Janice McCormick (Treasurer). GLORIA JEAN WEATHERFORD - FHA 8, 9, 12; Year- book 12; Newspaper 12. GARY ALAN WEISHAAR - SCACouncil9, 11, 12; Val- entine Court 11; Class Officer (V. P.) 11, (V. P.) 12; Yearbook 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Boys and Girls State 11. DAVID ALLEN WILEY - FFA 8; Baseball (L) ii, 12: a Weiss Bh CECIL VAN WILLIS, JR. - SCA Council 9, 10; Class Officer (Reporter) 11; Football 9, (L) 10, 11, 12; J. V.'s 8; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. NOT SHOWN: MARK DELANDO ROBERTSON - Transfer from Luther H. Foster High School Susan Amburn Tommy Atkins Wanda Austin Linda Averett Butch Beaver Jack Bishop Eddie Black Patricia Bradshaw Tommy Bradshaw Joe Bryant Juniors prepare for final setting Robert Cottrell Brad Covington June Cranford Linda Currin Bonnie Daulton Bonnie Dixon L 4 AR A gu r if li- ra —— S L ' j C y, Vf g fre A” ce Lf J if ad c { - tw f 2 l oe | U b hoe ; J : ' ae a Uy are Ronald Dunn Due D oe ; aos 7 Pe aes As 4 Susan DuPriest tw O yppor 4 eb 9 £ ( U t LYE ¥ 4 ¥ py oH we Mm 4 i A Oo (fhe , i 1 | Lee I fae 8 CY L fs ad iz ve le 52 2 jie q 4 t . We GES Sa Let 1 Am” Ye Lp Y | Daphne Elliott Donna Estep Insight and understanding glow Arthur Fender Nancy Flippen Gene Flowers Paul Foote Milton Foster Peggy Frank Barbara Gilliland Kenneth Gilliland Eddie Green Linda Gunn Hal Hardaway Ranny Humphreys Brenda Hunte Linda Jamerson Melinda Jennings Carolyn Jones Wayland Kessler Carol Lunsford as Juniors acquire new knowledge Linda Mitchell Gail Moore Wayne Norton Linda Payne Billy Pugh Barbara Ragan Howard Jenkins Roger McLean Junior class officers are Ronnie Wells (President), Nancy Flip- pen (Vice-President), Wayne Norton (Secretary), Buddy Webster (Reporter), and William Wray (Treasurer). Janet Simonton Lucy Spencer Donna Kaye Staples Paschall Thompson Donald Vaughan Buddy Webster Ronnie Wells William Wray Kay Roberts Wayne Roberts Wanda Saunders Stuart Agnew James Arrington Joe Arrington Nancy Atkins Dale Atkins Dianne Baldwin Kathy Behling Barbara Birdsong Elaine Boisseau Mildred Borum Linda Bowlin Chuck Bradshaw Sophomores accept challenges and responsibilities Mike Cary Betsy Clay Elzie Cochran Nancy Cook Susan Covington Wayne Doyle 31 Susan Elliott Larry Eppes Louise Eubank Totty Farrar Joan Farthing Steve Garrison } The luster of Sophomores increases as students Carolyn Hall Bonnie Hass Ruby Hastings Barry Holloman Joe Holloman Lynda Hudgins Walter Hurt Ronnie Jennings Sharon Jones Tommy Knight Christine Koziol Debbie Lewis 32 Mike McKinney Leslie Mann Jeanie Martin Elvira Mitchell Janis Morgan Johanna Olsen Darla Overton Edwin Peace Jo Ann Phelps Howard Ragan Ronnie Rice Carolyn Riggs acquire polish from study, experience, maturity . ji «a te ‘inthe ae yew Ys C Hady “ but vouns yee 1 youre OO Oe Hae le Sia 2 gage ite r d Awcé 5 to hy va 14K ory or Oo MIME ke ie ee Kathy Robertson kq Becky Robertson Charlotte Roop Sandy Roop Donnie Schutt Gloria Scruggs 33 Ellen Shell Gary Simmons Sophomore class officers are Chet Walrod (President), Betsy Clay (Vice-President), Sharon Jones (Secretary), and Ronnie Jennings (Treasurer). Sandra Spencer Drew S pivey Charles Stewart Barbara Thacker Doris Toney Brenda Wade Brenda Walker Chet Walrod Betty Ward Steve Weishaar Jackie Vaught Joe Wilson 34 : Betty Akers George Anderson Mary Lou Arendall John Ashmore Carolyn Atkinson Barbara Austin Billy Averett Donald Baldwin Carolyn Barlow Mary Lee Bishop Mark Bolick Susan Bourne Brenda Bowen Bill Bowles Wallace Boyd Donald Bracey Dot Bradshaw Judith Carrington Wayne Chambers Kenny Clements Joe Coates Clarence Cochran Karen Cockran Lovada Coleman Jill Cranford Michael Dalton Joe Daniels Cheryle Dixon Jane Ellett Billy Ellett Sharon Eppes JoAnn Epps Frank Fanshaw Randy Fathbruckner Becky Fox Pete Frank Mike Frank Carey Glascock Diane Glowinski Linda Goin Gale Gregory Ronnie Grove Charles Hackney John Hancock Nancy Hancock Robbie Hawkes Or, AN, dell! David Hill Mike Humphreys Benjamin Hundley Curtis Hurte Robert Hutchinson Steve Ingram Doris Inge Inez Jefferson Wren Jenkins Carol Jennings Lynne Jennings Kenneth Jones Mike Kincheloe Linda Knicely Madelene Leath Peggy Linville Dale Lunsford Mike McMillian Brenda McLure Vicky Mann Cal Moore Melvin Newcomb Patricia Norton Ronnie Norton Carolyn Oliver Arlene Oliver Grace Osbourne Neal Owen Rhonda Pennington Ruby Pettis Lynne Ray Ross Redford Gloria Reeves Bruce Rice Mack Robertson Danny Robertson Mary Schutt Susan Sheffield Ed Shorter Bill Shorter Sharon Showalter Charlene Smith Roger Smith Terrie Spencer Diane Vanarsdall Gary Williamson Freshman class officers are Cal Moore (President), Billy Averett (Re- porter), Mike Humphreys (Secretary), and Billy Ellett (Vice President.) John Staylor Betty Vaught Gerald Williamson Marie Stewart Roberta Via Diane Wilson Phillip Taylor Eunice Ward Susan Wilson Charles Thomas 1B), 13%. Watson Billy Willis Not Shown: Donnie Townsend Joan Cedric Thompson Tolley Judy Harry Williams Williams Betty Ramsay Wren Young Joe Abernathy Jack Agnew Rose Anderson Mike Andrews Pat Andrews Larry Armes Ricky Atkins Ronnie Atkins Debbie Atkinson John Atkinson Larry Baldwin Rhonda Baldwin Ronnie Beamer Glenda Beverly George Birdsong ad Linda Bishop Ann Borum Deborah Bowen Ronnie Boyd Lee Branch Ann Cassada Peggy Cassada Patricia Cawley Patsy Clark Billy Clark Sylvia Coleman Bruce Covington Audrey Crenshaw Phyllis Currin Mike Daniel Ann DuPriest Cecil Elliott Bobo Elliott Norman Evans Jane Ferrell David Fowlkes Donald Fowlkes Eddie Fowlkes UGrHeawe rank Robert Frank Chad Gable Elaine Garrett Bonnie Gibbs Robbie Golubic Wayne Gowin Uncut gems, Diane Green Debbie Gregory Mike Gregory Wrenn Hamilton Cyndie Hampton Sarah Ha ss Debbie Hawks Gail Hill Edward Hollomon Earnest Hubbard Sandra Hunte Michael Jefferson Glenn Jenkins Charlie Jennings Barbara Jennings Shirley Jennings Stevie Johnson Donna Jones Arnie King Lois King Jackie Large Bobby Leslie Bruce Lingerfelt Stevie Long Donna McCann Joann McLure John Meikirk Carolyn Newcomb Brenda Oliver Charles Oliver Evelyn Oliver Imogene Pope Joyce Pope Betsy Ray Keith Rice Mary Roberts Sandra Roberts Janet Robertson Kay Rogers Patricia Roop Mary Rothgeb Linda Schmidt Buddy Scott Sara Showalter Jenna Slaughter NOT SHOWN: Lawrence Atkins Paul Atkins Claud Raymond Smith Harry Lee Williams Eighth Grade class officers are Jo Ann McLure (Vice President), Deb- PTTL ibd anne asnere bie Gregory (President), and Cindy Tucker (Secretary-Treasurer.) Mary Spears David Walder Tommy Whitmore Lowry Staylor Barbara Watson Ted Wiley Betsy Stewart Thomas Weatherford Douglas Wilkerson Mary Ann Thompson Sandra Wehrlen Micky Williams Cindy Tucker Bill Whitaker Chuck Wooding ACTIVITIES PT. , Service, variety, quality typify the activities of CHS clubs. 43 FIRST ROW: Julia Brown, Linda Gunn, Hal Hardaway, Susan Boswell, Dickie Ingram. SECOND ROW: Mary Carolyn Roberts, Janice McCormick, Sue Hill, Lynne Ray, Linda Bradshaw, Joan Farthing. THIRD ROW: Donna McCann, Mike Gregory, Cal Moore, Linda Jamerson, Edith Covington, Diane Wilson, Kay Roberts, Sandra Grove. FOURTH ROW: Keith Rice, Ann Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Buz Ashmore, Don Vaughan, Bobby Staples, Dexter Oliver, Bill Nel- son, Jack Bishop, Steve Weishaar. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Christine Clark, Jimmy Lewis, Drew Spivey, Chet Walrod, Ron Wells, Tommy Knight. NOT SHOWN: John Buono. S.C.A. furnishes leadership Every student at Crewe High is an inte- gral part of the Student Co-operative Associa- tion. The Student Council is a representative group composed of the officers, homeroom delegates, all class and club presidents, and publications editors. The Council, under the direction of Mrs. Christine Clark, coordinates allassembly pro- grams. Half-time festivities at the Homecoming game were again sponsored by the S.C.A. 44 Linda Bradshaw served on the District Executive Committee and assisted with plans for the district meeting at Cumberland High School. Council Delegates from Crewe attended the State Convention in Virginia Beach. Hal Hardaway, Vice-President, represented the Crewe Council at the summer workshop held at Radford College. Members were also sent to the Youth Fo- rum at Thomas Jefferson High School in Rich- mond. Linda Bradshaw prepares her notes for leading a discussion group at a District Meeting in Cumberland High School. TALE Janice McCormick andAnne Taylor join Susan Boswell to attend Youth Forum in Richmond. The officers who headed the S.C.A. were Dick- ie Ingram (President), Hal Hardaway (Vice- President), Susan Boswell (Secretary), Linda Gunn (Treasurer). With gavel in hand, President Dickie Ingram calls a Council Meeting to order. FIRST ROW: Jackie Vaught, Jo Ann Phelps, Anne Taylor, Cheryl Roberts, Bonnie Dixon, Donna Kay Gholson, Sandra Roop, Susan Wilson, Carolyn Sue Hall. SECOND ROW: Ashley Garrison, Rickey Atkins, Johnny Walker, Sandra Carlson, Robbie Rogers, Robert Buono. THIRD ROW: Glen Jenkins, Gene Roop, Claude Smith, Joe Wilson, Lee Branch, Cindy Yeatts, Mary Carolyn Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts (Director). FOURTH ROW: C. T. Hill, Lee Roberts, Charles Stewart, Steve Long, Tommy Lawson, Cal Moore, John Atkinson, Mike Dalton, Judy Vaughan, Carolyn Jennings. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Roberts, Bonnie Hass, Kenny Clements, Steve Garrison, Edward Holloman, Barbara Thacker, Charlotte Roop. SIXTH ROW: Ramsey Young, Ronnie Bessent, Drew Spivey, Don Vaughan, Joe Holloman, Billy Webb, Barry Holloman, Rickey Webster. CHS Band displays vivacity in activities The spirited band led by its high-stepping majorettes has brought honor and recognition to CHS in its secondyear as part of the school program. The addition of a trailer-type rehearsal building was added for band instruction. This room was fully equipped with heavy duty chairs, stands, and storage space. Mrs. Dorothy Roberts was employed as 46 full-time band instructor for the high school and elementary school. The beginning band consisted of 38 mem- bers and the performing band of 50 members. The marching band was led by Bonnie Dixon, who is also a member of the percussion section. This unit performed in various con- certs and parades and appeared at all football games during the school year. Barry Holloman, pictured while practicing clarinet, was chosen for All-State Concert Band. The band officers elected for the year were Rickey Webster (Vice-President), Bonnie Dixon (Drum Major- ette), Donna Kay Gholson (Secretary-Treasurer), Drew Spivey (President). The high-stepping majorettes who preceded the band in all marching events were Jackie Vaught, Jo Ann Phelps, Bonnie Dixon (Drum Majorette), Sandra Roop, Cheryl Roberts (Mascot), Carolyn Sue Hall, Donna Kay Giiolson (Head Majorette), Ann Taylor, Susan Wilson. FIRST ROW: Nancy Flippen, Rita Robertson, Judy Carrington, Becky Fox, Susan Covington, Joan Farthing, Mary Arendall, Patsy Clark, Cindy Tucker, Susan DuPriest. SECOND ROW: Linda Kniceley, Jean Martin, Johanna Olsen, Ann Cassada, Susan Elliott, Linda Bowling, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts. THIRD ROW: Janet Simonton, Diane Wilson, Barbara Watson, Anne DuPriest, Deb bie Gregory, Kathy Behling. FOURTH ROW: Madeline Leath, Pat Bradshaw, Debbie Bowen, Lucy Spencer, Lynne Ray, Pam Reeves. FIFTH ROW: Diane Vanarsdall, Cheryl Dixon, Carolyn Jen- nings, Brenda Hunte. Drill Team sparkles with vitality The Drill Team, in its second year, is un- der the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Roberts and Mrs. Dorothy Tysinger. This year, there are 32 bright, shining faces on the Drill Team. Football half-times glowed with the marching in time to the cadence of the band. Participation in parades throughout the vicinity occupied much of the Drill Team's schedule this year. Drill Team stands at attention as majorettes strut by. Long hours of practice and drilling pro- moted the energy, precision of movement, and team spirit displayed by the girls. The band's co-operation, help, and patience with the Drill Team is greatly responsible for the success and the outstanding performances given by the Team in 1965. Drill leaders are Susan DuPriest and Nancy Flippen. Drill Team officers are Cheryl Dixon, President; Joan Farthing, Vice-President; Diane Vanarsdall, Secretary; Diane Wilson, Treasurer. SEATED: FIRST ROW: Wayne Norton (Treasurer), Susan DuPriest (Vice-President), Sue Hill (President), Nancy Flippen (Secretary), Totty Farrar (Historian), Joan Farthing (Reporter). SECOND ROW: Robert Cottrell, Buz Bar- ton, Buzzy Ashmore, Kay Roberts, Becky Fox, Lynne Ray, Sandra Roop. STANDING: THIRD ROW: Barbara Thacker, Bill Shorter, Mrs. Helen Wilson (Librarian), Betty Ward, Donna Estep, Lucy Spencer, Janet Simonton, Johanna Olsen, Rita Robertson, Patricia Ragan, Barbara Ragan. FOURTH ROW: Roberta Via, Madeline Leath, Diane Vanarsdall, Barbara Austin, Sandra Grove, Connie Austin, Sharron Jones, Doris Toney, Louise Eubank, Eunice Ward, Rhonda Pennington, Linda Kniceley, Mary Schutt. Library assistants serve the student body The Library Club performs an important function at Crewe High School by stimulating greater interest in reading andin the use ofthe library. Individual members of the Library Club serve as student assistants, deliver overdue Slips, and sell paperback books. Some take care of the bulletin boards and others operate the audio-visual equipment. Johanna Olsen and Sharon Jones search for book titles and authors in the card catalogue. All participate in the observance of Na- tional Library Week and Book Week. The sale of paperback books, the Club's principal money-making project, enables stu- dents to own books and promotes a greater in- terest in reading. Another valuable addition to the library this year was the Junior-Senior bookshelf, composed of stimulating novels of interest to the upperclassmen. Student-Assistant Rita Robertson waits to aid students in checking out books. 49 FIRST ROW: Mr. Clingenpeel, Arthur Fender, Paul Foote, Jack Bishop, Ray Jennings, Wren Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Rickey Atkins, David Walker, Joe Abernathy, Donnie Baldwin, Cary Glascock, Gary Williamson, C. T. Hill, Jerry Williamson. THIRD ROW: Joe Daniels, Clarence Cochran, Howard Ragan, Bruce Covington, Mike Daulton, Donald Fowlkes, Charles Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Grove, Tommy Weatherford, Phillip Taylor, Ronnie Rice, Joe Coates, B. B. Watson. FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Jennings, Paul Atkins, Elzie Cochran, Robert Frank, Henry Jones, Joe Arring ton, James Arrington. F.F.A. develops leadership in study of agriculture The Future Farmers of America (F.F.A.) is an intra-curricular activity that has its foundation in Vocational Agriculture. All stu- dents of vocational agriculture are members. The chapter membership at present is 48. The purposes of the organization are to develop educational, recreational, and leadership ac- tivities among the members. The chapter is affiliated with the LAND SIXTH ROW: Wayne Roberts, Wayne Doyle, Cecil Elliott, Bobby Boyle, Eddie Black, Roger McLean, Henley Morgan, Michael Jefferson. Federation, State and National F.F.A. organi- zations. Membership degrees include Green Hands, Chapter Farmers, and State Farmers. Degrees are earned by meeting minimum quali- fications. Members conduct livestock projects, crop projects, and employer trainee projects. The chapter colors are National blue and Corn gold. The motto is 'Learning to do - Do- ing to learn - Earningtolive - Livingtoserve.” Eighth-grade F.F.A.'ers proudly exhibit their chair projects. F.F.A. members are shown during the organi- zation of the 1965-66 Keep Virginia Green crew. Henry Jones tries his hand at welding in the Agriculture Shop. BQ) £2 Abm2aa IOS Fp en P ( td bie 72B 0 OLA LOQL2 Cf ce ea Le 5 : eee 4Q © a FIRST ROW: Susan DuPriest (Reporter), Peggy Frank (Chaplain), Virginia Pfleger (Treasurer), Janet Simonton Vi hy 2 (Vice-President), Jo Ann Skinner (Secretary), Janice McCormick (President). SECOND ROW: Wanda Saunders, eS Linda Cassada, Barbara Hamner, Linda Bradshaw, Susan Boswell, Donna Kay Gholson. THIRD ROWY “Totty Farrar) Linda Mitchell, Ann Taylor, Nancy Pfirman, Carolyn Jones, Linda Jamerson. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Dixon, Linda‘ 7 G y Strum, Sharon ‘Jones, Sandra Roop, Linda Gunn, Jo Ann Phelps. FIFTH ROW: Inky Boisseau, Mrs. Louise Boswell, Doris ‘Toney, Louise Eubank, Betsy Clay, Ellen Shell, Barbara Thacker. Ag LO 2 Gr ee F72L2) — LKLLL “P24 Ay doc7r? f, ey, Ff €oR | Pep Club embodies school spirit The Pep Clubis a service clubwhose main of the initiates. These new members were objective isto support athletics. This year the Pep Club catered to the public during football season by operating a concession stand at all home games. The proceeds, as usual, were donated to the athletic fund. New members are chosen from the Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior classes. Anne Tay- lor held a party this year inher home in honor Louise Eubank, Bonnie Dixon, Doris Toney, Totty Farrar, Ellen Shell, Betsy Clay, Barbara Thacker, Sandra Roop, Linda Strum, Sharon Jones, Jo Ann Phelps, and Inky Boisseau. Each Friday Pep members wear the club colors, red and white. The first Friday of the month, the Pep emblem is worn. Initiates perform at Pep Tea for the amusement of the senior mem- bers. Janice McCormick, Linda Strum, Betsy Clay, and Janet Simonton sell refreshments at a Ann Taylor serves punch at the Pep Tea football game. held at her home in November. A Joaw SEATED: FIRST ROW: Barbara Ragan, Susan Sheffield, Judy Carrington, Carolyn Hall. SECOND ROW: Sandra Grove (President), Nancy Clements (Vice-President), Jo Ann Skinner (Secretary), Linda Cassada (Treasurer), Joan Farthing (Reporter), June Cranford (Historian), and Debbie Lewis (Chaplain). STANDING: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Leath (Sponsor), Linda Kniceley, Barbara Thacker, Louise Eubank, Dot Bradshaw, Roberta Via, Madeline Leath, Linda Currin, Susan Elliott, Karen Cochran. ONs gone to S EEO Future Homemakers emphasize The 1965-66 goal of the Crewe Chapter of This aim was chosento emphasize the im- the Future Homemakers of America was 'to portance of the development of a code of ethics help each family member recognize her abili- and to gain respect for one's self and others. ties and strive for her full development. Chapter projects and programs emphasized the state objective ''morals and manners matter. Joyce Pembleton (Past Pres. of Federation), Hilda Saxton (Vice Pres.), Nancy Clements (Treas.), Sandra Grove (Pres.), Beth Home Economics student Jo Ann Skinner cuts Orange (Secretary) and Olivia Jenkins (Reporter-Hist.) made plans fudge to be served at the Christmas Open for the year's work at the Executive Council Meeting in October. House. Sandra Grove and Donna Chitwood mix punch for open Linda Jamerson refills candy dish as Mrs. house. ‘ sep Leath serves punch to the guests. Teenagers' morals is the sub- ject of Mrs. Steve Slaw at the November meeting. ms . ‘“Morals and Manners Matter” SEATED: FIRST ROW: Susan Bourne, Nancy Atkins, Betsy Clay, Rita Robertson, Patricia Ragan. SECOND ROW: Marie Stewart, Lynne Jennings, Susan Wilson, Donna Chitwood, Gloria Weatherford, Sue Hill. STANDING: THIRD ROW: Mary Arendall, Jane Ellet, Diane Glowinsky, Patricia Roop, Patricia Andrews, Linda Hudgins, Sharon Epes, Carolyn Oliver, Diane VanArsdall, Carol Jennings. 53 FIRST ROW: Kitty Staples (Treasurer), Donna Large (Chaplain, Historian, Reporter), Nancy Flippen (Secretary), Donna Kay Staples (Vice-President), Edith Covington (President). SECOND ROW: Jane Benedict, Patricia Ragan, Rita Robertson, Barbara Ragan, Joan Farthing, Nancy Clements. THIRD ROW: Jeanie Martin, Julia Brown, Susan Elliott, Linda Averett. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Bradshaw, Sandra Grove, Donna Chitwood, Bonnie Daulton. FIFTH ROW: Pam Reeves, Melinda Jennings, Mary Staylor, Johanna Olsen, June Cranford. Ace Club supports athletic spirit The Ace of Clubs, a service club, took as its main activity this year the sponsorship of baseball. Ace members wear the club colors, green and white, on every Thursday and the emblem with A-C-E superimposed on either the first or third Thursday of the month. Donna Kay Staples sells a drink to Linda Strum ata baseball game. The Ace initiates are chosen from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes ontheir interest in school activities, willingness to work, and cheerful spirit. The initiates were entertained at a Tea at the home of Nancy Jane Flippen. This evening was climaxed by an im- pressive candlelight service. Nancy Flippen, Edith Covington, and Linda Averett make candleholders for the Ace Tea. SEATED: FIRST ROW: Barbara Hamner, Linda Strum, Hal Hardaway. SECOND ROW: Elwin Kessler, Buz Barton, Mrs. Dorothy Yeatts, John Klocke. THIRD ROW: Linda Bradshaw, Edith Covington, Mrs. Grace Trice, Gary Weis- haar. FOURTH ROW: Janice McCormick, Lowry Rogers, Eugene Flowers. STANDING: Susan DuPriest, Nancy Flippen, Rita Robertson, Lucy Spencer, Connie Austin, Phyllis Marker, Dick Ingram, Pam Reeves, Kay Roberts, Sandra Grove. Dispatcher vitalizes news and views of CHS Through the combined efforts of the Eng- lish and business departments, the Dispatcher presents an interesting and informative view of life aroundCrewe High. As a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association, the Dispatcher meets all requirements and standards set for high school publications. The production of each Dispatcher begins on Thursday with the posting of assignments on the school bulle tin board by the editor. Early Monday morning the staff and sponsors proof- read the articles and pass them back tothe re- Dispatcher Editor Sandra Grove checks an article with Mrs. Trice. porters who make corrections. After being rewritten, the articles are proofread once more by the Dispatcher sponsor. Then the typists assume the responsibility of 'dummy- ing'’ each article in preparation for placement on the ''dummy sheet by the make-up editor. After the paper is stenciled, it is again proof- read by the assistant editor. If there are no mistakes, the typists and make-up editor mimeograph and staple the pages together. Each Friday afternoon during sixth period, the staff distributes Dispatchers to all classrooms. Assistant Editor Kay Roberts, Eugene Flowers, and Dick Ward watch as Buz Barton types a story for the paper. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Lewis (Treasurer), Dexter Oliver (Secretary), Billy Clements (Reporter), Adlai French (Vice- President), Bobby Staples (President). SECOND ROW: Billy Pugh, Buddy Webster, Howard Jenkins, Ray Jennings. THIRD ROW: Tommy Bradshaw, Butch Willis, Dicky Ingram, John Buono, Mr. R. J. Golubic. FOURTH ROW: Jack Harris, Wayne Norton, Donald Jones, Ray Roop. NOT SHOWN: Bruce Craig. Monogram Club supports athletic participation The Varsity Club began its fourth year at Crewe High School under the sponsorship of Coach Robert Golubic. Membership in the Club is limited to var- sity athletes who have achieved the varsity letter in football, basketball, or baseball. The Club stimulates interest and participation in athletics, good sportsmanship, and a high re- spect for the varsity letter. President Bobby Staples calls Monogram Club to order. Each year the Club presents a 'Rinky Dink ’ award to some non-letterman of the football team who has contributed the most en- thusiasm and hard work for the good of the team. The Varsity Club also printed and sold programs at all home football games and printed football schedules, which were placed in various places of business in Crewe. Members examine programs sold at all home football games. se Wilson : —— N We been AS bong YN os Thvs yearn Pela ee” SL Sees Aten ine PHy FD wrth 4o° 20 Wy ov wy b Yio fect 6 poms Coach Gloubic congratulates Ray Roop and Donald Jones for making the All-District Football Team. Roop and Jones also received trophies for the outstanding back and lineman, respectively, on the football team. Bobby Staples presents ''Rinky Dink award to Ken- neth Jones at sports assembly. Mr. Golubic presents the 100 Per Center award to Gary Weishaar. Dexter Oliver displays his Athletic Scholastic Achievement Award. 57 FIRST ROW: Kay Roberts (Reporter), Don Vaughan (Treasurer), Linda Bradshaw (Secretary), Hal Hardaway (Vice- President), Dexter Oliver (President). SECOND ROW: Connie Austin, Sandra Grove, Nancy Flippen, Linda Gunn, Susan DuPriest. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Yeatts (Sponsor), Dickie Ingram, Ann Taylor, Carol Lunsford, Rannie Humphries, Wayne Norton. Beta Club emphasizes scholastic achievement Committee members Dexter Oliver, Linda Bradshaw, Dickie Ingram, and Ann Taylor organize plans for the fall federation meeting. 58 The Beta Club of CHS began its activi- ties late in the fall this year. There was some consideration concerning a changeover in the school to the National Honor Society, but because of the club's participation in federation activities, the changeover at this time wasn't feasible. CHS was host to the Heart of Virginia Beta Federation meeting on November 17th. Linda Bradshaw served as president of the federationand delegated the responsibilities which insured success of the fall meeting. New officers were elected at the spring meeting in Powhatan to which representa- tives from Crewe were Sent. The Beta Club sponsored the traditional Valetine program. The highlight of the year in the eyes of the Betas was the Convention heldin Marchat Hotel Roanoke for the elec- tion of state officers. SEATED: FRONT ROW: Dexter Oliver, Julia Brown, Carolyn Jones, Janice McCormick, Susan Boswell. SECOND ROW: Ann Taylor, Linda Bradshaw, Linda Strum, Virginia Phleger, Sue Hill, Susan DuPriest, Gary Weishaar. STANDING: Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs. Juanita Yates, Mary Staylor, Linda Cassada, Patricia Bradshaw, Jo Ann Skinner, Nancy Flippen, Gloria Weatherford, Lucy Spencer, Edith Covington, Pam Reeves, Dick Ward. The Railroader Staff polishes facets of memory This year the Railroader has been engaged in the cutting, shaping, and polishing of the jewels of Crewe High School. The Railroad- er sparkles with the faculty, gleams with the individual classes, glitters with the clubs and organizations, and glows with the activities. Mrs. Juanita Yates and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, the Railroader sponsors, deserve spe- cial thanks for their help and shining ideas whenever needed.. Also, everyone on the staff is grateful to Dick Ward for his photographic The co-ordinators of Railroader activities were Linda Bradshaw (Business Manager), Mrs. Juanita Yates and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson (Railroader sponsors), Dick Ward (Photographer), Ann Taylor and Dexter Oliver (Co-editors). ability, which he used in capturing the color- ful events of Crewe High. The Railroader has been supported finan- cially by the advertisements of local businesses and subscriptions by organizations and stu- dents. This year an additional four pages have been included for extra coverage. The Railroader Staff worked harder than ever to make this, the 1966 Railroader, the most brilliant yearbook ever. Jo Ann Skinner, Linda Bradshaw, Pat Bradshaw, Ann Taylor, Dexter Oliver, and Dick Ward carefully scruti- nize layouts of yearbook pages. STANDING: Linda Jamerson, Brenda Bowen{( Totty Farrar) Carolyn Jones, Susan Boswell. KNEELING: Wanda Saunders, Donna Kay Gholson, Sandy Roop, Nancy Pfirman, Kitty Staples. Cheers ring out at all games The head-cheerleaders of CHS, Donna Kay Gholson and Nancy Pfirman, display spark and pep. The vivacious cheerleaders of C.H.S. sparked school spirit through their enthusiasm in all phases of sports. They promoted good sportsmanship and fair play at all football and basketball’ games as they directed cheers. Their influence was also evident at noisy pep assemblies, bonfires, and half-time activities. 60 Students glow as they participate in highlights of the year. 61 Senior court members: Janice McCormick, Donna Kay Ghol- son, Jo Ann Skinner, Kitty Sta- ples, and Susan Boswell. Homecoming princesses from the lower classes: FIRST ROW: Linda Jamerson, Linda Mitch- ell, Linda Gunn, Bonnie Dixon. SECOND ROW: Betsy Clay, {Totty Farrar} Ellen Shell. THIRD ROW: Diane Vanarsdall, Mary Arendall, FOURTH ROW: Betsy Stewart. 62 Court stands at attention while Queen Jo Ann is seated. the Homecoming Court Betsy Clay, Linda Mitchell, Linda Gunn, Kitty Sta- Newly announced queen gets help with her robe. ples, and Susan Boswell await their turn to march onto the field. 63 Shown behind Crownbearers Tammy Gholson and Ben Jones are Senior Court members Lin- da Cassada (Lady-in-Waiting), Gary Weishaar, Janice McCor- mick, Kitty Staples (Queen), John Buono (King), Ann Taylor, Jimmy Firesheets (Gentleman- in- Waiting), and Jack Harris. Lower class court members are Inky Bois- seau, Chet Walrod, Diane Wilson, Billy Ellett, Mike Gregory, Ann DuPriest, Tom- my Knight,(Totty Farrar) Hal Hardaway, Wanda Saunders. Not shown are Juniors Linda Jamerson, Tommy Bradshaw, Bonnie Dixon, and Ronnie Wells. Nan Pfirman and Jerry Jamerson personify a beatnik courtship. Kenny Jones as Tarzan tries to explain his walking boots to Jane Donald Vaughan and Linda (Linda Bradshaw) inda Bradshaw). Averett demonstrate cave- man style romance. ATHLETICS CHS athletics encourage development : of physical facets FIRST ROW: Ronnie Bessent, John Buono, Billy Pugh, Buddy Webster, Howard Jenkins, Jimmy Lewis, Dexter Oliver, Ray Roop, Donald Jones, Bobby Staples, Adlai French, Butch Willis, Gary Weishaar, Bruce Craig, Ronnie Wells. SECOND ROW: Wayne Doyle, David Hill, Jack Bishop, Jimmy Tucker, William Wray, Chet Wal- rod, Brad Covington, Dwight Fanshaw, Kenny Jones, Dicky Ingram, Drew Spivey, Wayne Roberts, Ranny Humphreys, Coach Latham, Coach Golubic. THIRD ROW; Steve Weishaar, Buzzy Ashmore, Mike Kincheloe, (Joe Wilson} Billy Averett, Steve Ingram, Ronald Dunn, Ronnie Jennings, Tommy Knight, Tommy Bradshaw, Gary Simmons, Hal Hardaway, John Klocke, Billy Ellett. Late victories give Railroaders a winning season FOOTBALL SCORES Crewe 21 Amelia Crewe 0 Brunswick Crewe 13 Randolph-Henry Crewe 13 Park View Crewe 6 Prince Edward Academy Crewe 0 Emporia Crewe 6 Victoria Crewe 28 Buckingham Crewe 13 Blackstone Coach Latham and Coach Golubic watch as Railroaders perform exercises before practice. 66 : I 4 . Coach Golubic instructs the’ offensive unit about the next play. ‘ Hard tackling characterize the Railroader scrim- mage. The offensive and defensive units come set as quarterback Billy Pugh barks signals. The play starts as Billy Ellett takes the snap from center. 67 John Buono charges around endas Butch Willis and Wil- The Railroaders discuss strategy during a time-out. liam Wray lead the play. Action is against Prince Ed- ward Academy. Junior Varsity emerges undefeated FIRST ROW: Ramsey Young, Bobo Elliott, George An- Golubic, Frank Fanshaw, Coach Harry Vannoy. THIRD derson, Billy Ellett, Bill Bowles, Wallace Boyd, Mike ROW: Edward Holloman, Bill Clark, Norman Evans, Humphreys, Arnie King, Jerry Williamson, Gary Wil- Ross Redford, Larry Staylor, George Andrews, Jack liamson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Whitmore, Ronnie Agnew, Neal Owen, Ricky Atkins. NOT SHOWN: Coach Beamer, Donald Bracey, Kenny Clements, Billy Willis, Carl Schwabenton. Ben Hundley, George Bi rdsong, Larry Staylor, Robbie SCORES Crewe 20 Blackstone 6 Crewe 13 Victoria 0 Crewe 6 Blackstone 6 68 FIRST ROW: Jack Harris, John Buono, Ranny Humphreys, Ronnie Wells, Jimmy Firesheets (Capt.), Roger McLean. SECOND ROW: Ronald Dunn, Tommy Knight, Buz Barton, Billy Pugh, Buddy Webster, Coach Golubic. Railroaders exemplify good sportsmanship Coach Golubic discusses plays with John Buono, Jack Har- ris, and Jimmy Firesheets. SCORES Crewe 36 Buckingham Crewe 39 Bluestone Crewe oo Brunswick Crewe 44 Blackstone Crewe 48 Amelia Crewe 47 Victoria Crewe 35 Cumberland Crewe 23 Emporia Crewe ate Blackstone Crewe 51 Parkview Crewe 32 Randolph- Henry Crewe 38 Prince Edward Crewe 56 Dinwiddie Crewe 59 Amelia Crewe 48 Kembridge 69 Jimmy Firesheets hits from the corner against the Brunswick Bulldogs. John Buono closes in for a rebound. Firesheets scores from close in. Roger McLean and Orioles await re- bounds. Jack Harris shoots from the cir- cle. 70 f FIRST ROW: Edith Covington, Sandra Roop, Jane Benedict (Co-Captain), Linda Bradshaw (Co-Captain), Totty Far- rar, Donna Kay Gholson, Bonnie Dixon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barry Carnes (Coach), Cheryl Dixon, Diane Vanarsdall, Johanna Olsen, Kathy Robertson, Diane Wilson, Madeline Leath, Janet Simonton. NOT SHOWN: Barbara Hamner (Manager), Linda Strutti (Scorekeeper). Crewettés)Score CHS’s only victory Bonnie Dixon dribbles toward goal as Randolph-Henry guards Jean Gills and Susan Gates defend. you Mrs nN A SCORES Crewe 23 Buckingham 37 Crewe 24 _ Bluestone 20 Crewe 24 Brunswick ol Crewe 20. Blackstone 35 Crewe 18 Amelia 40 Crewe 29 Victoria 68 Crewe 23 Cumberland RY) Crewe 27 Greensville 62 Crewe 34 Park View 50 Crewe 27 Randolph-Henry 41 Crewe 30 Prince Edward Academy 22 Crewe 13 Dinwiddie 53 Crewe 25 Kenbridge 39 7A eae SAtepvttlseltyy PA. “ Wenn Wt ‘ ee } S = « SFLEC AECA (ee AL 7 : Oo bp = S 7 . ge a7, Ce “EC. A = Ia Se, | (MS LE KL : y UL 4 Bonnie Dixon goes up for edsy lay-up at Randolph- . Henry. ; Sg Mie YA yO oe pA I am Brunswick's Louisa Johnsonand Beverly McElroy and Crewe's Totty Farrar go yp for a rebound, ; ; y g r a 2 Y, ee e x f 5 = 4 ZILLI ac : MeL 7 ; -s f Za x 4 ; 7 . = ates j Ld 7 Zp Spf, Z ¢ P L gn ZR 4 Y 7 Ze C- 7 : f Zs Z CZ c LP LE. t - | AW ay games h amper team, +� , f Se | J -) wa 1 : oe y Le hot as Park View's Totty Fatrar attempts long s Martha Kimball defends. Y are o Mr. Carnes discusses strategy with Crewettes during third quarter time-out at Park View. 72 ae - Qt Cy FIRST ROW: Gary Williamson, Mike Humphreys, Jerry Williamson. SECOND ROW: Billy Averett, Robbie Hawks, John Staylor, Coach Vannoy. J.V. Basketball builds experience JV SCORES Kenbridge 72 Crewe 34 Victoria Victoria 82 Crewe 26 Blackstone Amelia Amelia Blackstone Gary and Jerry Williamson look on as fellow team members practice making baskets. 73 91 56 36 24 46 Crewe Crewe Crewe Crewe Crewe Older classmates participate in JV practice. 30 28 30 25 33 s 4i. FRONT ROW: Billy Ellett, Hal Hardaway, Billy Pugh, son, Gary Williamson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Norton, Ranny' Phillip Taylor, Ronnie ‘Norton. SECOND ROW: David Humphreys, Gary Simmons, Ronald Dunn, Ronnie Wells, Wiley, Jack Harris, John Buono, Dicky Ingram, Bill Nel- Roger McLean, Coach Johnson, Charles Stewart. Railroaders clinch championship The Creweteam was victorious in a closely to Randolph Henry. contested western division race of Group II, In the District play-off with Eastern Divi- Districtesr sion Champ Dinwiddie, the Railroaders were The title was settled on the last day when — eliminated by scores of 2-5 and 2-8. Crewe defeated Cumberland and Amelia lost Railroader Billy Pugh flies out to the first baseman. Crewe 8 Prince Edward 11 Crewe 11 Randolph Henry 4 Crewe 4 Buckingham 3 Crewe 6 Cumberland 0 Crewe 4 Blackstone 17 Crewe 0 Prince Edward 8 Crewe 3 Randolph Henry 2 Crewe 0 Amelia 5 Crewe 14 Buckingham 2 Crewe 1 Amelia 2 Crewe 6 Victoria 0 Crewe 12 Victoria 1 Crewe 4 Cumberland y) Crewe 5 Blackstone 4 GROUP II - DISTRICT 3 PLAYOFF Crewe 2 Dinwiddie 5 Crewe 2 Dinwiddie 8 74 Hard-hitting Railroader Hardaway drives the ball down the third-base line. Wayne Norton polishes up his pitching skills in preparation to meet opponents. of Western District John Buono gets set to snare a fast ball during warm-up. a cl , i ei. a s a a a Pm — : Pi. Te % - : ali 5 % E ay eS a ae ae ee i Y= | ee Photographer gets screen view of Railroaders in action. Ue ee iy FRONT ROW: Jack Bishop, Eddie Black, Bruce Craig, John Buono, Hal Hardaway, Joe Wilson. SECOND ROW: Coach Latham, Billy Pugh, Roger McLean, Layne Monk, Jimmy Lewis, Coach Carnes. Track Team Spices Athletics Since this is the first year that Crewe has had a track team, the group spent most of its time in informal meets with Amelia, Black- stone, Victoria, and Cumberland. The boys were coached by Mr. Wayne Latham, assisted by Mr. Barry Carnes. Hardaway, Buono, and Pugh line up for a fast start. Monk readies skill with discus. Although the team did not score many points, the Crewe group was fortunate to have Joe Wilson finish second in the mile in the district meet. This qualified Joe to enter the state Group II meet where he finished sixth in the mile meet of sixteen contestants. Lewis acquires practice for shot put. Members of the senior class leave school in search of their settings for life. Crewe and Burkeville historians Ann Taylor and Susan Boswell give accounts of seniors' progress through school. Juniors and Seniors board sparkling “Showboat” Aboard the showboat, members of the head table enjoy the delicious food. 78 The theme of the 1966 Junior-Senior at Cre we High was Showboat. Junior girls enter- tained the seniors with a can-can dance while the boys chorus sang a medley of southern songs. Can-can girls entertain the passengers with a lively dance. Honor students Dexter Oliver, Salutatorian; Ann Wilson Taylor; Sandra Grove; Linda Bradshaw, Valedictorian; and Dicky Ingram view a college catalog with Mrs. Wilson. Graduation brings honor to students Dicky Ingram receives the National Merit Letter of Commendation from Mr. Via. Coach Golubic bestows the Balfour Award on Dexter Oliver. Mrs. Jennings proudly pre- sents the DAR Award to Linda Bradshaw. 79 FRONT ROW: Virginia Sue Hill, Susan Bruce Boswell, Donna Kay Gholson, Donna Lee Chitwood, Julia Katherine Brown, Nancy Gayle Clements, Virginia Lee Pfleger, Rita Elaine Robertson, Patricia Ann Ragan, Carolyn Ann Moore, Barbara Ann Thompson, Connie Lee Austin. SECOND ROW: Sandra Kaye Grove, Gloria Jean Weatherford, Linda Claire Bradshaw, Nancy Joyce Pfirman, Linda Susan Cas- sada, Mary RebeccaStaylor, Phyllis Marie Marker, Janice Gayle McCormick, Jo Ann Skinner, Pamela Faye Reeves, Barbara Annette Hamner. THIRD ROW: Dennis Lawrence Griffin, Richard Thomas Ward, Larry Bennett Gable, John Louis Buono, Bruce Talmadge Craig, Mark Delando Robert- son, David Allen Wiley, Julia Katherine Staples, Jane Lee Benedict, Edith Ward Covington. FOURTH ROW: Charles Henry Jones, Jasper Lee Bowlin, John August Klocke, Gary Alan Weishaar, Jack Stanley Harris, Dexter Edward Oliver. FIFTH ROW: Harris Coe Thad Price, William Burnard Clements, Jr., David Ray Roop, Robert Anthony Staples, George Ray Jennings, William Trueheart Nelson, Donna Leigh Large, Ann Wilson Taylor, Linda Lou Strum. SIXTH ROW: Nathan Wayne Harvey, Ronald Earl Bessent, Donald Carlton Jones, John Leslie Moore, James Alan Tucker, Richard Hyde Ingram, Jr., James Lowry Rogers. SEVENTH | ROW: Dwight Lynn Fanshaw, Jerry Otto Jamerson, James Russell Lewis, William Bernard Farrar II, Bobbie Lee Boyle, Kenneth Ray Perkins, Cecil Van Willis, Jr., Jerry Wayne Couch, James Earl Firesheets, Richard Edward Barton. Seniors congregate for graduation pose The Class of 1966, the largest class to graduate from Crewe High School, began grad- uation exercises on June 5 with the Bacca- laureate Service at the high school auditorium. The Reverend H. B. Fisher delivered the ser- mon. The Forward Look was the theme of the Commencement Exercises which were held Friday, June 10. The Seniors slowly pro- ceeded down the aisles to the traditional ''Pomp and Circumstance. Dexter Oliver, Saluta- torian, chose ''Great Expectations as his topic. 80 Third honor student Dicky Ingram spoke on Why Not Victory?' Sandra Grove and Ann Wilson Taylor spoke on 'The Danger of Apathy and Life is What We Make It, ' respectively. Following the presentation of awards and scholarships achieved by the Class of 1966, Principal Via presented the diplomas to each member of the class. Valedictorian Linda Bradshaw, who spoke on ''To Thine Own Self Be True, challenged each member of the class to be the best at whatever vocation he might choose. ADVERTISEMENTS Businesses of the community wholeheartedly support the Railroader with their advertisements. Fast Frieght Service CREWE TRANSFER Franchise and Contract Carriers Home Office Where Your Dollar Has More Cents” hee. Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. BLACKSTONE DAIRY FREEZE 767-2630 C. W. 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