Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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FHA: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Zelda Tucker, song- leader, Kathy Bowlin, parliamentarian, Shelia Wilson, historian, Janet Weatherford, reporter, Donna VanArsdall, treasurer, Denise Hawkes, secretary, Cindy Yeatts, Pianist, Rosa Lewis, president, Teresa Ooten. SECOND ROW: Veda Florence, Gwendolyn Hardy, Ravina Cousins, Sandria Johnson, Linda Robertson, Gwendolyn Neal, Janice Veda Florence, Tilda Stokes, Eleanor Bagley, and Rosa Lewis model fashions they made for the PTA. - 21 Fowlkes, Schawmann Hobbs, Pam Colett. THIRD ROW: Andrienette Eppes, Jacequeline Williams, Nancy Simpson, Diane Limoge, Sandra Winger, Eleanor Bagley, Tuanda Tucker, Katherine Phillips, Betty Cassada, Susie Sones. FOURTH ROW: Gail Chandler, Barbara Robertson, Joan Carter, Joan Fanshaw, Deborah Fogle, Josephine Ford, Patricia Farrar, Mrs. Birckhead, sponsor. Future Homemakers Strengthen Family Circle ‘Make Time Work for You” has been the main theme of the Future Home- makers of America at NSH. This year, the chapter included forty-five girls energetic to learn the skills of home- making. Membership degrees in the chapter included Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees. The degrees require that the girl hold many projects in this field and show an attitude in work worthy of recognition. NSH’s chapter promoted three girls to the honor of holding office in the Longwood Federation. They were Kathy Bowlin, President; Rosa Lewis, Vice President; and Joan Ingram, Secretary.

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Agricultural Occupations Motivate F.F.A. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Christopher, Calvin Kirby, Randy Rash, Bill Jennings, William Stith, treasurer; Doug Wooten, vice-president; Carl Lee, president; Dennis Hawkes, sentinel; Roger Goin, reporter; Lee Austin, sec- retary; John Hass, Jim Hill, Hugh Jones, Milton Gray. SEC- OND ROW: Joseph Jefferson, Christopher Hobbs, Michael Vaughan, Lawrence Clark, James Garnes, Billy Wright, Wil- liam Craft, William Bowler, Freddie Booker, Charles New- comb, Billy Austin, Willie Ragan, Willie Simpson, John Schutt, Richy Bradshaw, Carl McDaniel. THIRD ROW: Wil- 20 Warriner Arrington displays his project for F.F.A. i ie ae | i bur Coleman, Orlando Marshall, Darnell Blackwell, Jerry Tabon, Rudy Hairston, James Foster, John Schultz, Joe Hunnings, David Fore, Bubba Wynn, J. R. Atkinson, Gary Norton, Paul Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: John Bland, Joseph Hill, Steve Lee, James Coleman, Roger Johnson, Alvin Lee, Clyde Rothgeb, John Paulette, Alton Dalton, James Coleman, Chuck Hamner, Eddie Knicely, Billy In- gram, Donald Abernathy. FIFTH ROW: Clarence Parham, Tim Ryder, John Wilson, Warriner Arrington.

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DRAMA CLUB, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lizzie Stokes, Emily Allen, Charlotte Houchins, Steve Sones, Gerald Bland, Loresa Hayes, Cleo Branch, Jane Tuck, Tere- sa Ooten, Dianne Thomason, Pam Collett, and Miss Jean Jones, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gwen Gray, Debra Bald- win, Linda Ford, Debbie Mitchell, Sandria Johnson, Laura Shown, Patricia Crawley, Gayle Jones, Pam Draper, Debra Birdsong, and David Cecil. THIRD ROW: Kawanah Ison, Louise Hayes, Sandra Walker, Nancy Goodson, Shirley Fowlkes, Christy Wood, Nancy Simpson, Gail Weston, Kathye Bennett, and Diane Limoge. FOURTH ROW: Joe Wilson, Eddie Limoge, Clyde Rothgeb, Ralph Jennings, Jean Coleman, Joan Carter, David Partelow, Gloria Jack- son, Katherine Phillips, Peggy Barlow, and Gary Hodges. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS, L TO R, FRONT ROW: Charlotte Houchins, president, Emily Allen, secretary. SECOND ROW: Jean Coleman, treasurer, Gayle Jones, vice-presi- dent, Joe Wilson, publicity.