Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Tri-Hi-Y Attends M.G.A. OFFICERS OF THE TRI-HI-Y, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Weatherford, advisor, Gayle Jones, president, Mitzi Bell, vice-president, Ann Chumney, secretary, Pam Draper, treasurer, Karen Neal and Mary Jo Hamilton, historians, $.C.A. representative, Robin Moore. TRI-HI-Y CLUB, FIRST ONY. (Nem TROY IMG She Laura Shown, Teresa Ooten, Sandra Mayton, Rose Thomas, Lorraine Rather, Barbara Vincent, Joyce McDaniel, Dianne Thomason, and Mrs. Weatherford, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lynn Knight, Gayle Jones, Mary Jo Hamilton, — Christy Wood, Susie Sones, Sel- ena Poole, Mitzi Bell, and Debra Baldwin. THIRD ROW: Ann Chumney, Nancy Simpson, Wendi Lewis, Kay Rand, Pam Draper, Linda Leslie, Karen Neal, and Marcia Inge. 25

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Hi-Y Builds Young Gentlemen The Hi-Y, an affiliate of the YMCA, was formed at NSHS as a service orga- nization for the school and community. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Cundiff and Mr. Fore, the club performed sev- eral duties for the school, as well as the community and state. In the fall, the club sent members to the Model Gen- eral Assembly. They also attempted to raise money for the club throughout the year. OFFICERS OF HI-Y, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mac Traynham, sec- retary, Donnie Overton, vice-president, Donnie Perkinson, president, Milton Morton, chaplain, and Butch Pomeroy, treasurer. 27: : : : Mr. Cundiff, advisor, talks of money-making projects to the members. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Sones, Car! Ogburn, James Dos- well, Robbie Rodgers, Mac Traynham, Ronnie McKissick. SECOND ROW: Billy Austin, Butch Pomeroy, Bill Hooper, Alvin Smith, Mr. Fore, advisor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cundiff, advisor, John Walker, Joe Wilson, Kenneth Jeter, Don Perkinson. 24

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DECA: FRONT ROW, L TO R: Donnie Pollack, Dorcey Bradshaw, Bobby Wheeler, Sharon Gunn, Ann Hill, Nancy Goodson. SECOND ROW: Larry Terry, Robert Buono, DECA Learns By Doing Uniting to strengthen and expand their powers of retailing, distributive education students became affiliated with the Distributive Education Clubs of America. At meetings, the club dis- cussed display and sales techniques and listened to talks by local merchants. Experiences from their own part-time work-training programs often made the club sessions lively. To raise money for various projects, they conducted a number of community and school sales programs. 26 Ronald Morgan, Mike Morgan, Linda Drinkwater. THIRD ROW: Rick Bobb, Ricky Kincer, Danny Redford, Eric French, Donnie Overton, Sammy Reese, Roy Robertson. OFFICERS OF DECA: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Terry, treasurer, Ann Hill, secretary, Sharon Gunn, ass‘t secretary, Bobby Wheeler, 2nd vice president, Mike Morgan, president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boswell, advisor, Robert Buono, reporter, Sammy Reese, vice president, Danny Redford, parliamentarian.