Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Mrs. Clark presents Ellen Shell with the annual award for good citizenship given by the Daughters of the American Revo- lution. Having the same scholastic average, Walt- er Hurt and Steve Weishaar tied as recip- ients of the annual Scholastic Football Award. Chuck Bradshaw received a letter of commendation for his score on the Merit Scholarship Test, while Robert Cookes has advanced to become a fi- nalist in the National competition. Various awards bring students special recognition Joan Farthing receives the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row award from Mrs. Leath, home economics teacher. ay Doris Toney won first place for a speech she made in the ef VFW Voice of Democracy Contest. She also received a first place prize for a poem submitted to the National Beta Club Journal. nas” i The VFW awarded trophies to Steve Weishaar as the best lineman and to Ronnie Beamer as the best back on the 1967 football team. Coach Golubic presents a certificate to Steve Wei- shaar for making the All-District football team. Steve also won the ‘‘100 per center” award given by the CHS Varsity Club.

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The Rockettes do a lively routine as the Blue Banana Tree plays ‘“‘Ain’t Too Proud To Beg.” Bill and Ed Shorter, as the Sputters Brudders, in- troduce the special guest entertainers for the show. and suspense The Supremes lay down some soul as they sing, “Stop in the Name of Love.” ! ae PP: ' Sharon Jones, Betsy Clay, Doris Toney, Ellen Shell, and Louise Eu- bank, as a hillbilly singing group, belt out “Putting on the Agony.” “Fang” comes out of the washing machine to help Phyl- lis Diller advertise Blizzard Bleach. T.K. relates the sad saga of Chuck and Baby. te:

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