Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Queen Donna and King Mickey with the Lady and Gentlemen-in-Wait- ing and crown bearers enjoy their reign over the Valentine festivities. 1970 SWEETHEARTS Conis Gable recites a “Henry Gibson” original for the entertainment of the court. Joe Abernathy and Randy Shavis serenade the court with “Oh, Where Are You Tonight”. Clyde Rothegeb and Mrs. Penn Vanderpool portray members of the “Hee-Haw”, Culhane family. 13

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Members of the 1970 Valentine Court are Bob Johnson, Ann Taylor Jenkins, Patsy Jones, Billy Elliott, W. G. Garrison, Barbara Pope, Steve Golubic, Angela Carrington, Peggy Cassada, Rob Golubie, Cyndi Potts, Donna McCann, Mickey Williams, Steve Johnson, Donald Fowlkes, Eileen Barrett, Sharon Kelley, Betty Agnew, Stuart Rice, Ray Colston, Donna VanAisdall, Lynn Knight, Mike McCann, and Hunter Stewart. In front are the crown bearers, Lisa Marker and Tom Flowers. BETA PERFORMANCE ENTERTAINS This year’s Valentine Program teemed with excitement with Mickey Williams and Donna McCann reigning as King and Queen of Hearts. The Lady and Gentleman-in-Waiting were Cyndi Potts and Steve Johnson. The Beta Club sponsored the entertainment for the court. The Valentine skit focused on scenes from television shows. Some of the acts included The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” (Coach Golubic and Eddie Fowlkes), Gladys and Tyrone from Laugh In” (Phyllis Currin and Keith Rice), and This is Tom Jones” (Wayne Gowin). The finale of the entertainment was the Dating Game” with Mrs. Wallace as the bache- lorette and Mr. Doyle, Mr. Young, and Mr. Cyrus as the anxious bachelors awaiting her choice. Mike Gregory was the Master of Ceremonies for the program, and did his usual good job of introducing the court and taking part in various acts. June Ferrell and Jackie Large move to the rhythm of “Cloud 9” by George Birdsong and his Clockwork Orange. 12

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Powder Puff cheerleaders are (KNEEL¬ ING) Ernest Jennings, Gene Jennings, Gary Robertson, John Hickman, Edward Holloman, and (STANDING) Mike Ison, Mike Andrews, David Walker, Kenny Clements. JUNIOR TEAM: (FRONT ROW) Ginger Saunders, Betty Gilliland, Debbie Carrington, Carolyn Jennings; (SECOND ROW) Joann Curry, Sue Simmons, Betty Agnew, Nancy Schutt; (THIRD ROW) Elvira Beverly, Sharon Kelly, Barbara Pope, Sharon Eppes; (TOP ROW) Judy Vaughan, Betty Jo Totty, Mary Liz Hooper, Bobo Elliot and Mike McCann, captains. SENIORS MEET THE CHALLENGE OF THE UNDERCLASSMEN The tension mounted as the rival teams, the Juniors and the Seniors faced each other on the football field the night of the Powder Puff game. Both teams had vigorously practiced beforehand under the supervision of their coaches, Tommy Weatherford, Bruce Coving¬ ton (Seniors), and Mike McCann, “Bobo” Elliott (Ju¬ niors). The score was close throughout the game, and there were few casualties. One of the highlights, Bitsy Jennings’ having her shorts ripped in an initial play, caused much hilarity amongst her teammates and the fans. After a hardfought battle, the Seniors beat the Juniors 14-12. SENIOR TEAM: (FRONT ROW) Debbie Gregory, Robbin Carter, Janet Williamson, Hazel Fender; (SECOND ROW) Judy McCormick, Pat Cox, Linda Critzer, Rose Anderson; (THIRD ROW) Bruce Covington, captain, Debbie Hawkes, Eileen Barrett, Diane Greene; (TOP ROW) Lee Branch, Cyndi Potts, Donna McCann, Rhonda Baldwin, Cindy Tucker. 14