Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1939 volume:

f s's, 4 My X59 gEiEEEa sususua EEEEEEE shzzgg- NE Er : sf usb -5 .Q 55 V j - sf , K 4, ' '51 5 4 Z ,-I - v 0 I Q G N-Q1 ' , E A 'Cf '7--2'-f : x MQ ,J ' f E M SCHOOL OFFICIALS MR. JAMES HURST . . MR. I-I. I. WILLETT . , Mus. BAx'rEn Bxucrmousra MR. VV. L. MUR HY . . MR. E. C. SAVAGE . MR. J. V. C.4.1zNEY . MR. E. H. WEST . MR. W. R. GWYNN . EIEI El C1 SCHOOL BOARD . SllflBl'i77lE77!I,E'77l . Principal . Butfs Road Tannez .v Creek . Washington Hfeelern Branch Pleasant Grove . Deep Creek l, The ADM IRAL fVmefem T lzmy-nm 6 ' PUBLISH ED BY THE SENIOR CLASS 01-' CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL I lwefrlliicoaufiioim l l 60 Miss Evelyn Byrd, our sponsor, whose diligence, persistence and untiring labor in the face of all obstacles has helped us sur- mount our diHiculties, we, the Staff, respect- fully dedicate this, the Annual of the Senior Class of 1939. l4l 1 f 1 . 'ga , k YY , Y I MISS ELJZABET1-1 W1 LEV Miss EVELYN Bmw . Miss PARTHENIA R1c1-IA Miss DOROTHY PE'r'1'Us Mxss EMMA Wooos . Mlss VIRGINIA GRAVES Miss E1,1zABE'1'H DUKE Mlss RUTH HAvsu'rY Mlss CAROLINE HARDY Mlss PHYLLIS Fnncuso MR. W. J. STORY, JR. Miss SUE Powans . . MR. FRANK BREWSTER Miss LOUISE Goocx-1 E62 The Qfycfmiral o IQQQ SENIOR CLASS WW '-we ' QW 2 . .liz an . ., . I -,.' 1 . I k ' V 5551:-is A . -5 V I '--' f l 3 l l BETTY ALBRECHT Her hobby is reading hooks. She is distinguished her retl hair and blue eyes. Library Club. Glee . u J. JAMES BUHLS Around school he is called i'Pete and jimmy, He likes dancing and telling jokes. Jimmy was voted the best-looking boy in the senior class. Basketball. Manager ol' the basketball team. NORMA BALLANCE Hcr friends call her Butch, Norma is a very good artist. ln her spare time she likes to sketch. She is always good for a crazy crack. Glee Club Lil. Newspaper Club fSocial Eelirorj. WILLIAM HURNI-IAM 'I-lis nicknames are A'Bill, Vacuum and l'latchel. Bill is the most popular boy in the senior class. Olall his expressions, But definitely is his favorite. lvlonogram Club. Aviation Club. Football, Baseball Czb. Basketball fzj. lvlember of the Student Council. Vice-President ol' the Sophomore Class. ALICE BA R'I'Ll9I'l l' Shc is one senior who has not lost her ability to blush. Alice is quiet and sweet. Her favorite ex- pression is Oh, my, goodness. Clee Club. 'lureasurer ol' the Sophomore Class. DOROTHY CALHOUN Her nickname is Dot, Dot is xfery quiet and sensitive, She has just returned to Crudock High. JEAN BLANKENSHIP jean is pretty and sweet. Definitely is her favorite expression. She likes to read. Glee Club. Dramatic Club. MILDRHD COLFY She likes to read, lo dance and to sing. She doesn't like classics, but shes fond ol' swing. She likes to eat, to primp and to drive. In her studies she seldom gets below ninety-Eve. Dramatic Club. Cleo Club. ELSIE BOGAN Her freckles and brown eyes are her outstand- ing characteristics. She is petite and inquisitive. Library Club. THOMAS COMFR He is known to his Friends as just Comer. Nealness is one ol' his greatest assets. l-lis favorite pastimes are reading and sleeping. The QfY6ll77ZZ'7 dZ 0 1939 SENIOR CLASS SHIRLEY COUSINS Shirley likes to dance very much. Coz is her nickname., She is short and sweet. Glee Club. Dramatic Club, DOROTHY D IQNSON She is known to everyoneias DoL. 1 She is at- tractive, blonde and short. Etiquette Club. Presi- dent Clee Club. AUDREY MAE CRANITI ELD She usccl to be Little Audrey, hut now she's Tommie. She is attractive and popular. You think so? is her favorite expression. Glee Club. Treasurer Monogram Club. Basketball. Dram- atic Club. Cheerleader. VIOI..A DOMME Her classmates call her 'Domme. Her funny laugh is her outstanding characteristic. Viola's am- bition is to inherit a fortune. Whatcha got ? is her favorite expression. Monogram Club. Ge. Club. Dramatic Club, Baseball and Basketball, Assistant Editor of the newspaper. Girls' Sports Editor of The Admiral. MARY DANIIf1I..S Mary is tiny and her nickname is Peewee.' Though she is small she is every bit friendliness. a good sport and an all-around girl. Library Club, DONALD DUECKISR Known to all as Duecker, l-le has an un- usual liking for aeronautics. Vice-President ol' the Airplane Club. Editor-in-Chiul' ol' the Annual. President of the Patrol Club. JAMES DAY His hobbies are photography and Eleanor. Treasurer hi Photography Club, Snapshots Editor of The Admiral. President ol' the Freshman Class, PHILLIP DUNCAN Photography is his hobby. He is far advanced in Mechanical Drawing and we Ioresee success in store for him in this field. Co-Photographer of the Annual. VIRGINIA DFI LOACHE Her nickname is Sloe Gin. Collecting high school rings is her hobby, She hopes to be a pri- vate secretary someday. Glue Club. Dramatic Club. Business Manager of our newspaper. Art Editor of The Admiral. RAYMOND ECI-IOLS Raymond is quiet. He is well-liked. He is known as Ech to his friends. Raymonds am- bition is to be a minister. Etiquette Club. Photog- raphy Club, President ofthe Male Chorus. l9l ,-iq., l . .... l h I . . ff 3 '- - - . , av wr: .57 V159 Lew .H-24a.i:.2:i:i:i..... . rw ani' ' I -re A it Tee Q!yfz'mz'ral 0 1939 . -u. nm SENIOR CLASS I' -if-1 ei mms Q, VZ' -...J-...cz .f as 1 5? --is-' A WI! l 0 WILLIAM ETI-IERI DGE William is known to his friends as 'Pawnee Bill. William was voted the best dancer among the senior boys. His favorite sa in is He smiles on all just for fun. Dramatic Club. WALTER FREEMAN A likeable chap whose whole interest is forestry. I-Ie is dependable and sincere. We know that he will travel far on the road to success. Walter's favorite expression is 'il hope and pray. Photog- raphy Club. EMILY EULER Often called Tootsie her tongue-wagging has brought both friends and fame. Very studious, she wishes to become a con'.pto.rietrist. Etiquette Club Clee Club. Dramatic Club. DUNCAN GEORGE Duncan's hobby is stamp collecting. He is very short, but this does not affect his ability to play the violin. Orchestra. LOLA FISH Lola is one-half of our twins. She is sweet and popular. Her pals call her i'Marla. Glee Club. Club Editor of i l'he Admiral. President of Freshman Class. ELWOOD GIBSON Elwood is another s amp collector. First Aid Club. Clee Club. Football. MARTHA FISH Martha is the other half of the twins. Mart is her nickname. She is pretty and nice, She was voted the best girl dancer of the senior class. Glee Dramatic Club. President of the Orchestra u . CHRYSTAL GOMER Her nickname is Chris, She is very good- natured and always seems happy. Glee lub. Dramatic Club. Circulation Manager of The Ad- miral. President of the So homore Class. Sec- retary of the Junior Class. Student Council Rep- rcsentative. DOLORES F RANZ Voted the quietest girl in the senior class. A very good sport and assuccess in everything she undertakes. Reading Club. Spelling Club. Glee Club. IRIS HANBURY Her nickname is Country, She is well-liked by her classmates. Etiquette Club. Glee Club. The e!Ya'mz'ra! o 1939 SENIOR CLASS NORMA HARRELL Norma was voted the best-looking girl in the senior class, Her nickname is Cramma. Listen, Frog Fuzz, is her favorite expression. Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Treasurer of Sopho- more, Junior and Senior Classes. Student Council Representative. MERCER JOYNER His nickname is Clinl4. He was votcd the best-dressed boy in the senior class. Photography Club 141. Student. Council Representative, JAMES HOF FLER jimmy is one of our star athletes. Snake and 'iFlash are his nicknames. He is very popular and an all-around boy. lvlonofgram Club. Foot- ball Cgj. Basketball, Baseball tsl. CLYDE KENNEDY Clyde plays the trumpet in the orchestra and has a one-man-band acl.. l-lc is our hrst line of defense in musical competition. Orchestra Club. FILLMORE IRWIN His nickname is ujitterbugf' He likes to talk. Student Council Representative. Debated in Charlottesville, 37. Football. AUDREY MAE KIRKMAN Audrey's nickname is Corky. She is the most versatile, the most athletic, and the best all-around girl in 'the senior class. Dramatic Club. Vice- Presidcnt of the lvlonogram Club, Basketball K4. Captain 11. Baseball hi. Cheerleader. Secretary ofthe Sophomore and Senior Classes. HOWARD JENSON He is usually called Buddy, but is sometimes referred to as Dog Buddy is one of our all- stars. President Ivlonogram Club. Football iq, Captain 17. Baseball Ca, acting Captainb. Basket- gall C3, Captain 1.5. Vice-President of the Senior ass. EVELYN LAUER She is attractive and nice. Glee Clulv. Dra- matic Club. MARJORIE JER EME She is called Nlvlargief' Mar ie is a petite blonde. She likes to read. Glee Ciub. WILLIAM LAWRENCE All his friends call him I3illy. His bright red hair and height make him outstanding. Yeah is his favorite eripression, Peo,le like him for his gift of gabf' ootball, Basllletball Manager. E... - 2 1.1 M.. - age- Ill I l,. If sa . 'J I f f i flifi W .T . ' ' 'S - e'f-e R L '- ,,, 4 A 5 'fpir T, ' F8 1 F ... .. .... f . - 3 L ,..-. ' ig: I Y The Qffdminz! o 1939 SENIOR CLASS -4:5 . . i age: .: :. . , ...,,,..,, . Q N Qu-2 mg l 'N UM 4 .li-far' if. ,fig Lili we L H21 ..' iye , ..,. i A ' A. A RICHARD LEACH His nickname is Dickie He has traveled quite a bit. He thinks Washington State' is the best place in the country, but he also likcxs to talk about Panama and California. lvlonogram Club. Football. Basketball. Baseball. JAMES MILLS Jimmy is his nickname. He is a good leader and is very dependable. Boats and art are his hobbies. Football. President of the junior Class. Vice-President of Student Council. President of Student Council. Art Editor of The Admiral. FLOYD LIGHT A'Sally is his nickname. He is a very good speaker. Pool is his favorite pasttime. He is vcry serious. Glee Club. Monogram Club. Foot- ball. Track. Secretary and Treasurer of Male Chorus. GERALDINE ORR She is quiet and dreamy and has a sweet dispo- sition. Knitting is her hobby. She likes to play the piano. GILBERT LIGHT Cie and Gibby are his nicknames. He is well-liked by his classmates. President Photog- raphy Club. Vice-President of Student Council. President of Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. PLATO PHILLIPS Hc is better known as Pluto, l-le is a very good-friend of-all his classmates. 'Poo' is his favorite expression. GRAHAM LUTZ He is Called Egghead. He is friendly and good company. l-le collects foreign money and stamps. You, Egghcadf' is his favorite expres- sion. Photography Club. President ofthe Fresh- man Class. LEONARD PURDY Leonard is a dependable person and invaluable. Aeronautics is his hobby. President Airplane Club. Advertising Manager of The Admiral. ELIZABETH MANNING She is pretty and sweet. She likes to read. She is popular among her classmates. nHer favorite gcpression is Fell lvlc Something. Dramatic lub, ELIZABETH RITTER Her nickname is Betty Collecting songs is her hobby. She knows all the answers and has a wisecraclc for every minute. She wants to be an air hostess. She was voted the most original girl in the senior class. Dramatic Club. Basketball. Baseball. Assistant Editor of The Admiral. D -54---LL --Ii al-fi The Qgcfmzbfal 0 1939 SENIOR CLASS IDA ROLLS Stub is her nickname. Dancing is hcr hobby, Her ambition is to become a stenogragher. Her favorite expression is You feel all rig L? ' Clcc Club fp. MARIAN STYRON Slug is her nickname. Dancing is her hobby. Her ambition is to become a bookkeeper. She has pretty blonde hair, which is her outstanding charac- teristic and helps her to win many friends, Libra- rian. Glce Club LU. Photography Club. CARL SAWYER Carl camc to us this year from Decp Creek, He played Grst trumpet in our orchestra. Its tricky ' is his favorite expression. MURRAY KENT SYLVESTER Driving Roses Wrecker and collecting stamps are his hobbies. His favorite expression is Got a lollypop? Photography Club. Aviation Club. JANICE SHERMAN jinks is hcr nickname. She wants to he a teacher. Shc likes sports, Friendliness is one of her outstandin 1 characteristics. Glee Club. Basket- ball. Bascballl ELSIE TAYLOR She is athletic and fickle. Shc is one of thc many attractive girls of the senior class. Daw gone! is her favorite expression. Baseball, askctball. BURNLEY SHIFLETT She is attractive and well-liked. Dancing is lgerlhobby, Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Base- a . l'l-l EODORE. TAYLOR Ted is his nickname. He was voted thc most original boy in the senior class. He is talkative. Photography Club. Monogram Club. Publicity Manager of Football and Basketball C37-'38J. Track and Baseball 1'38J. BEATRICE SKINNER She is known to her friends as 'iBea and Slow- Poke Sally. A wide mouth is said to bring with it good personality and one is really here. Sl1ucks is her favorite exlprcssion. She is accomplished in piano. Glee Clu 9. MARJORIE TYSON She is known as Margie Shc is a good sport and well-liked by all her friends and classmates. lgfliinogram Club. Glce Club. Baseball f-17. Basket- a . IIS . L .aax A IW' l The Qfycfmiral 0 1939 g was -2, .,. VV J .. .. 1 A 5 -fi' , -+532 ' .al , AE ik .W ' ' 'fn 1. ,., A .sr A . ..,,, V I iii' 'E ' I 4 1 fe: 'C-f-E-' is 5 E S 4 SENIOR CLASS HUGH VIA YuLch is his nickname. Woodworking is his hobby. He likes shop and mechanical drawing. MARY WILLIAMS We call her Fuzz She is a very good dancer. Her ambition is to go on the stage. She was voted the most likely to succeed in the senior class. Clee Club. Dancing teacher in the gymnasium. LULA JONES VIA She is known as Lulubellei' or Little Lula. Her hobby is making scrapbnoks of famous singers, mainly Nelson Eddy. First Aid Club. Glce Club. MARY WILSTRUP Indian books are her hobby and teaching is her ambition. She is quiet, dependable and good- nalured. Dramatic Club. MARGARET WARREN Peggy is her nickname. She has a funny laugh which distinguishes her from her friends. She came to us from Miami and has spent two years in Cradock. Dramatic Club. JOSEPH WISE He is known to his pals as Joe He is the happiest boy in the senior class and expresses this by saying. Worry and I are strangers. Basket- ball. Student Council Representative. EDYTHE WHYTE I She is called Tubby and Dutchess, She is the best dressed girl in the senior class. Dancing is her hobby. She always greets you with Hi, Pig. Dramatic Club, Secretary of the Patrol Club. Clee Club. VIRGINIA WISE To her pals she is Bugs, but most of the boys call her Country Dancing is her hobby. She wants to be an air hostess. Cheerful like her brother. she is the happiest girl in the senior class. Activities Editor on newspaper. Activities Editor for The Admiral. Glee Club CD. LEROY WILLEY Buck is his nickname. He is quiet and well- likecl. Confound it is his favorite expression. He is athletic. Glee Club. Baseball. Basketball. Football. JOSEPH WRIGHT Joe is his nickname. Man can live without friends, Man can live without booksg H But civilized man cannot live without cooks, Football. KENWOOD WRIGHT He is known to us as Kenny. His favorite expression is Dad Gum. He is a good sport and popular. Football, Boys' Sports Editor of 'The Admiral. ' Tfze Qxilfzzifaf 0 1939 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS El El c:lILBEli'l' LIGHT ..... ...... P 7'6.filfEIIf BUDDY JENSON . . . Ifirzf-Pzwidwv! Aumuzx' KIRKMAN . . . . . .S'.-rrremry Noiuvux HARIlELL ..........,................ . . . Trmxzuer Miss Evi2i.YN BYRD, Miss EL1zAss'rH W11.sv-Spw1.rw'.r El El lvfallo: Onward ever, backward never Colors: Red and Wlhite Flower: Red Rose EI E1 Class Poem When the time comes to disband, When we reach the parting of ways lt isn't quite the promised land Of which we dreamed in other days. The memories of the days gone by, VVhich never more can we recall, Now crowd upon us though we try To stop the idle tears that fall. But we must put away this sadness, We must banish tears and gloom And face our future with a gladness As we leave the old classroom. VVith ideals high, ambitions great, As down the road of life we gog We bow our heads before the gate That is the peak of all we know. MAR'I'HA FISH -1 .- ui Farewell Song CLASS OF '39 fT11m' of Gold Mirze in the Skyvl Now the time has come for us to say adien To our friends and, dear old Cradock High, to you. - just remember that the best of friends !TlLlSt part, And perhaps this thought will ease your aching heart: O, those days of yore will come no more, we know, But fond memories linger with us as we go, And the tears will fall and we will surely sigh YVhen we bid adieu to dear old Cradock High. Thirty-nine, Thirty-nine. lVe can always cherish memories, class o' mine, And we'll say hello, though now we say good- bye, WVhen we meet again at dear old Cradock High. Thirty-nine, Thirty-nine', . . . class o' mine. MA Rx' XNILSTRU P l15l Tfze QJY6lI77ZZ.7'd! 0 1939 CLASS HISTORY El El N the year 1935 we walked into Cradock High School, proud that at last we could enter high school. That pride left us as we soon realized our position as lowly freshman. We had no class oflicers that year and we were under the joint supervision of Miss Wiley and Miss Codd. The year passed uneventfully and in June we at last became upper classmen. Returning in September we gloried in frowning on the lowly freshmen. Among the chief frowners were the president of our class, Rudy VVheatleyg the vice- President, Wlinfrey Arnold, and the secretary-treasurer, Charles Ferrell. Our sponsor was Miss VViley. VVe settled down to studying after a few clashes with the freshmen and before we knew it June was here. The third milestone had been reached and in September we decided that for our president we would like to have James Mills, for our vice-president Alfred Price, and for our treasurer Norma Harrell. Miss Byrd was our sponsor. The time slipped by until the great Junior-Senior held in May. It was a gala affair and the class was complimented on the success of the dance and on the excellent choice of an orchestra. Came June and with it the goal of everyone's ambition. VVe were seniors at last. In September we came to school for our last term in C. H. S. We chose for our ofiicers Gilbert Light as president, Buddy Jenson as vice-president, Audrey Kirkman as secretary, and Norma Harrell as treasurer. Miss Byrd was chosen sponsor and Miss Wiley co-sponsor. 'ln October We had our Supreme Court, which was a very delightful occasion. After a hard session of deciding what kinds of rings, invitations and calling cards we should have, we passed the period of mid-term exams and then started on an arduous session of picture-taking. VVe selected the staff for our Annual and also our Hall of Fame. Came a senior dance and then the senior play, which was pronounced a success by all who saw it. The glorious Junior-Senior came in May and we were honored by the grand festival tendered us. Having gone to press in April, the Annual was issued in May and was acknowledged to be the best in the history of Cradock High School. VVe buried all our grievances at the Senior Burial and toasted our successes at the Senior Banquet in May. june has rolled around and now we are sorrowfully bidding adieu to our alma mater. We hope C. H. S. will continue to improve as it has done and, with this wish, we say good-bye to one of the grandest schools of our native land. DONALD DUECKER. l 16 l hifi The efydmirczl 0 1939 CLASS PRGPHECY EIEI ET us look into the future. The scene is the class reunion in 1949. The reunion is being held in the large hotel run by Jimmy Day and his wife, Eleanor. As we enter we hear the sweet swing of Mercer Joyner's orchestra. The butler announces the guests as they enter. Phillip Duncan is now a successful truck farmer. We now hear a song from Lola and Martha Fish, singing with joyner's band. Dolores Franz is now conducting the V. P. Co. cooking school at the Gates Theatre. Here come Don Duecker and Leonard Purdy, now owners of the Pole to Pale flirlines, Im. Jimmy Buhls and Billy Lawrence, owners of the Fill Your Tank Gas Slalion, have just arrived. VVe now hear a solo from Clyde Kennedy, playing the trumpet in the orchestra. Here comes Audrey Cranheld, popular cinema star and her leading man, Floyd Light. The room is now filling. There is Flash Hofiier, pro-football player, and Virginia Wise, star comedienne, who is taking Gracie Allenis place on the radio. Geraldine Orr, who has written her third best seller, has just came in. Admiring the mural on the wall, we are not surprised to find that it was clone by Jimmy Mills and Virginia DeLoache, famous artists. Two famous dancers have just entered, Mildred Coley and Mary Williams. Telegrams of regret have been received from Elizabeth Manning, now a buyer in Paris, and Raymond Echols, who is a missionary in China. YVho is that surrounded by those autograph seekers? It is Bill Burnham, American League home run king. Doctor Thomas Comer and his colleague, Gilbert Light, have just arrived. Walter Freeman, Chief of the Forestry Service, has just arrived. Elwood Gibson, who has advanced brain surgery to such an extent, has just entered. Buddy Jenson, owner of the Freeze Ice Company, enters with Audrey Kirkman. Audrey is manager of the Bloomer Girls' base- ball team. Richard Leach, an ensign in the Navy, and Elsie Taylor, a Red Cross nurse, have just arrived with Graham Lutz, also a Navy man. The Army is represented by,Murray Kent Sylvester. Leroy Willey, a farmer in Deep Creek, has come in with Hugh Via, also a farmer. Joe VVise has just arrived. He has made a fortune in stocks. Dot Denson, who is clerking in Leggett's, Evelyn Lauer, who is married and keeping house, and Iris Hanbury, who is now half owner in the Famous Dress Shop, have just come in together. The Hoor show has just begun. Well, isn't that Norma Harrell and Marian Styron doing exhibition dancing? The next thing on the program is a solo by the famous concert violinist, Duncan George. Now entering are Edythe VVhyte, famous model, and Peggy VVar- ren, noted actress, escorted by William Etheridge, who is in the Coast Guard after attending the Acad- emy. The nursing profession is represented by Janice Sherman, Marjorie Tyson, Elsie Bogan and Lula Via. Norma Ballance, Beatrice Skinner and Shirley Cousins are school teachers. Look, there's Chrystal Gomer and her husband, David Nelson. Ted Taylor is busy taking notes. He is star reporter for the New York Timer. Carl Sawyer, now a bus driver, enters with Joe Wright, who drives a milk truck. Kenny Wright-we have often wondered what he is doing-is in the real estate business. Let's see who is in this crowd. There is Alice Bartlett, an air hostess, and Marjorie Jereme, noted dress designer. There's Emily Euler, a buyer for Blumberg's. Betty Albrecht is doing portrait painting. Leading lady in a play now running its forty-first week is Mary Wilstrup. Ida Rolls is teaching dancing for Arthur Murray. Jean Blankenship arrives, escorted by Dippy Cohen. She now clerks in his corner drug store. Here is Dot Calhoun, who retired after winning the sweep- stakes. Burnley Shiflett is now singing in the Palais Royale night club. Mary Daniel is head librarian of the Library of Congress. Plato Phillips has just arrived on the fire truck. He is now chief of the new Deep Creek Fire Department. Betty Ritter is playing on Audrey's ball team. VVho is that coming in so late? Could it be Viola Domme? Viola, who always had the motherly way, is running a boarding house for college boys. Fillmore Irwin is lecturing on f7.fl1'onamifalPhenommrz at the same college. FILLMORE IRWIN l17l 'L A A i I s 1 i. T66 flwircz! I Jgjg' SENIOR CLASS PLAY AI-Im, 14, 1939 'fThe Eyes of Tlalocw El El THE CHARACTPZRS CAS they zippearj :I New EI'lgl21!lClCl'n . ,.... husband, ezwetziliei' on the Rancho AMANDA SIMPKINS, EZRA SIIIIPRINS, her de los Alamitos PUDGI2 ROGERS, a sage brush taxi driver . The PRoIfI5ssoR interested in urcliaeoloszv . D S. 'IJONINIY 'l'IN14IaR Interested lI'1 manv tliinsrs . , 3 . I. ANC! - ,I ' o I I zIvne's ue e . . . . . N 'llcnIa,. III W. 1 e VIRGINIA LEE BYRIJ, NilI1Cj',S friend ...... PAT Cill.l,1S, :I breezy western girl, Naney's friend . . NAWA, an Indian ........,..... SALVADOR DEL SAN'ros, 21 Mexican gentleman . . PEl'I'1'A IDEI., SAN'ros, his sister ........ . JOHN VVAYNE, owner of the Rancho de los Alamitos . SYNOPSIS Mary W'ilstrup . . High Via . . Floyd Light Fillmore l rwi n Donald Dueclcer Norma Harrell Audrey Cranfield Chrysml Gomer Raymond Eehols Walter Freeman . Peggy XNlZ'll'I'C3l1 . Jimmy Mills Aer lx Living-room of the house on the Rancho cle los Alamitos, near the Mexican borner, Ill Southern Arizona. Evening, toward the Close of September. The equinoetizll storm, usual 111 the region, has already begun, ACT ll: The same. Evening of the following day. ACT il ll: The same. lmmediately aliterwards. JAMES lVlILI.S ............,..... NIARY WII.s'rRUIA, l.X'11LDRED CoI,IzY, lX'1ARY WII,I,IAMs . CLASS NIGHT JUNE 8,1939 EIEI l7II,I,IIIoRI2 lILXYIN DoNAI.D lJIIIaeRIQR . lVIAR'l'HA l?'IsH . . MA RY NVII.s'rRUv VIOI,A DoMME . Pizczm' XNJARREN . . EIJYTI-I E YYH r'I'I3 l1Ul . Va!If4lirlo1'ia71 . Sfzllzlfztorizzlz Prophe! . Hisfofimz . . PUUI' . . Song . Gffln1'fr111 . IV!!! Chfzzgc to Ymziors Tfze fzfydffziral 0 1939 JU IOR CLASS El EI OFFICERS BILLY COOPER . ...... . P1'e.vidm1t GIQACIE LAWRENCE . . . Fire-President DURWARD BARKLEY . . . ......... Serretary WALLACE WILLIAMS , Tp-muy-pr El El Colon' Blue and YVIIIU: Malta: As the times change, we change Sponsor: MISS RICHARDSON EI El MEMBERS Boy: DURWX'ARD BARRLEI' ARNOLD BARROYV BILLY BEVAN JOSEPH CARTIER BILLY COOPER BILL CHERRY EDDIE CURTIN BOE CUTCHINS TOM CUTCHINS ROIIIN GARTMAN BILLY GE'I FIEl! ZENO GRLMES MAXINE BARER ELSIE BAZEMORE JUANITA BOOTHE BILLY JANE CRANFIELD CATHERINE DALE IRENE EDMONDSON ROSE EVERTON DORIS GORDON ELLA GRIMES PHYLLIS HIGGINS WVILLIAM ICAYTON CI-IESTIIR KING ELLIS KNOXVIIES CLIFFORD LAWSON MASON LEE BUDDY LEWIS INGVAR LILJEGREN NONVELI. MAR'I'IN FLOYD MITCHELL JAMES L'IILI.ER NORMAN MOOIKE Girl.: CATHERINE HORAN JEAN I-IURDLE VIRGINIA JENRINS GRACE LAWRENCE RUBY LAWRENCE VIRGINIA MCAl.l,lS'l'ER GERTRUDE MELVIN JEANNETTE RIDGWAY MILDRED ROGERS l20l JAMES h'IOUNTCASTl.E HERBERT ORTT HAMlI,.'FON OLIVER RICHARD PATTERSON JERALD PARSONS EDWARD PIERONI ARTHUR PORTER MARTIN ROLLO DOUGLAS SADLER BOBBY THOMAS HAROI,D 'ILREAKLE WALLACE WIl.l.1AMS FRANCES SEDATI-I EDITH SURLES MARX' TARR ONEIDA WEAVER ANNIE VVELLENER FRANCES YVILLIAMS FANNI' WOODARD PEARL WRIGHT ROxANA SIMPSON The Qfydmirczl 0 1939 'OPI-IOMORE CLASS lvlfi ILGARET BA'l'Z0l.IJ , JOHN NY CASTEEN ....,. MARG U ERITE IIJILEI E ER Flower - White Carnation BILLY AGRICOLA ERNST ALBRECHT ERNEST BACHER CEIEORGIE BARLONV IVICDUI-'FY BARILOXV BOBBY BRANDON CHARLES BROUGI-ITON LIICIEN BURNHAM JOHNNY CASTEEN WILIIUR DEANS EI.IaER'I' EI,I.ETT HARRY l RANz ROIIERT GARDNER BILLY GRICGS GERALDINE BARROW RUTH BARROYV MARGARE'l' BATZOLD BE'I l'Y BROWN VIRGINIA BRYANT LUClI.I.E BURNHAM DOROTHY BUHLS DORIS BYERS ELAINE BYRD IDORIS CASTEEN JOANNE COGGINS PEGGY DANIELSON LYNETVE DEAI. VIRGINIA DOMME VIRGINIA FARRENKOPI' MARJKTRIE GARDNER ANN GETTIER E El OIFIPICERS EI El Spozzson' DIISS DUKE El EI MEMBERS Bayx PAUL HESKETH EUGENE HOGAN DANIEL JENNINGS BILLY JONES WILLIAM KENNEDY J. D. KETCHAM 'IJHOMAS IQNOWLES 'IJHOMAS LUKE HARVE5' MILLER ALIl.TON MCELVEEN JOHN MCKINNEX' FRANCIS MA'l l'HlEWS CHARLES MARTIN Girls EVELYN CSODFREY SARAH GOODWIN BEVERLY GREEN MARGY I-IARTROEIT DORIS HINES ANNE LEAKE SHIRLEY LEWIS Gl.ADX'S LAUER DOROTI-IA MANNING EVA BIIARTIN BARBARA MCDONALD NORA MELMS CATHERINE Mll,l.ER AGNES MULLINS EVELYN PARKER HAZEL PEARMAN l21l . President Vice-President Sefretrzzy- Treasurer Colm'J.' Blue and Gold JAMES OLIVER KENNE'I'H PHILLIPS DICK PIERONI JAMES REMINGTON EVERETT RIPLEY GEORGE SIGMON CHARLES STAINBACK. Al.BER'l' STEINMEIER CLARENCE 'IJAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR JOE 'I'AYI,OR NORMAN VFIBBETTS EIJDY XVEAVER JOHN VVINN MARY PEARSON MARGARET PORTER BEATRICE PRICE MARX' REICHLE RUTH RIDGWAY BETTY ROCK ADELE SEYBOLD IQUTH SHAI-'ER GENE SHEI-ARD GER'FRUDE SMITH IYIARGUERITE TREIEER BETTY VIA JEAN WELCH ORA WHEA'FLEY JOYCE WILLIAMS RUBY VVELSTEAD DOILO'l'HY WRIGI-IT Tie fVya'wz'ral 0 1939 FRESHMA CLASS WILMA CLAPPER .... SHIRLEY LEWIS RUTH SHAFER ..... I lo-wer: Red Rose IvAN BAss BERTRAM BATZOLD HENIQY CAMPBELL VINCENT CHERRY GEORGE CUNNINOHAM CHARLES DAVIS PARK DAVIS WILLIAM DELOACkiE LEE DUNN VANCE FREEMAN ALBERT FUTRELL TOM I'IA'l'l-IAWAY AUBREY l'10UGl-ITON ELLEN ADAMS NANCY AGEE JULE Al.I3l2K'I' CATHERINE ATRINS JULIA AUTRY OLGA BANCEI. BE'I l'Y JANE BEARD CJVVENDOLYN BRINKLEY SHIRLEY CASTEEN VVILMA CLAI-I-ER GRACE COGGIANO EI.IzAEE'I'H CosHA'I'TY CASSIE DIBBLE G E OFFICERS EE! Spansar: Mlss FERGUSON EI EI MEMBERS Boys ROBER'I' JACKSON XVARDELL JENKINS PAUL IQAYTON XNVILLIAM KINCAID JAMES MAR'FIN ROBERT MAUI. HAX'NVARD MCELVEEN ROIIEIYI' MCKINNEX' TAIIMADGE MOUNTOASTLE ERNEST OLSON WA LTER POWELL GEORGE QUINN ROBEIl'l'1zOESSLER Girls DOROTHY DUNN JEAN IEVERTON VVINIFRED Gums INA MAE GOl.lJBEIiG CORN ELIA CEREGORY MAIKX' ELLEN HAl.l, PHYLLIS HAllllEl.l. MARY FRANCES HONARER DOROTHY KE'I'l3HUM HELEN KNOXVLES ALVA KOON MARX' LEONARD LILLIAN MELMS MARGARET MILLINER i221 . . . . . . . Pre: idmf . Vire-Pre.IidL'11t . . . . . . Se'rn'ta1y Colors: Blue and Gold JENNINGS ROWE KENNETH SNELLINGS JOE SOULE LEE '1'EMl'l.ES JAMES VIQHACKER PHILIP 'IQHORNTON FRANK VVEAVER ERSRINE XVI-ll'l'E DONALD VVIKSTROM RICHARD VVIKSTROM XVALTER WVIIQSTROM ALBERT xVII.LETT JOHN VVILSTRUI' MARY MUTTER MIl.DILED PARKER EVELYN POOLE MAllIl.X'N RIDGXVAY ELIZABETH SHAW INIARTHA SIMPSON MARJORIE SITTERSON NOIKMA SMITH CAILOLYN STORY MARJORIE TAYLOR GERAl.DINE WARD CAROLYN XVHYTE ETHEL XVRIGT-IT i -' , ,4,---- --Q. 1. I m ' AX, LI , K Tfze Q!Ya'77zz'ral 0 1939 CAN YOU IMAGINE ? ?? 1. Marian Styron without blonde hair? 2. Audrey Cranfield when her slip is not showing? 3. Jimmy Day without Eleanor Lawrence? 4. Gilbert Light without his loud clothes? 5. Gertrude Melvin when she is not talking? 6. Alice Bartlett without her blush? 7. Graham Lutz without a wisecrack? 8. Floyd Light coming to school on time? 9. Donald Duecker when he is not playing with airplanes? 10. Norma Harrell not being the teacher's pet? 11. Shirley Cousins without Mary Williams? 12. Virginia VVise when she is not chewing gum? 13. Miss Hardy without the Eagle Eyen? 14. Miss Byrd Without a dog? 15. Virginia Mae Farrenkopff when she is not Flirting? 16. Wallace Williams not talking fast? 17. Miss Wiley tall and fat? 18. Joe VVise with his hair combed? 19. Walter Freeman walking slowly? 20. Buddy Jenson in a hurry? 21. iMiss Byrd's and Miss Wiley's rooms agreeing? 22, Billy Lawrence when he is not bossy ? 23. Bill Burnham without a smile on his face? l24l fb 121 125 we 1-13 W LEY ARK ,YJ L. 4 QLMQ, 's , A, f , f l : N 5,7 I ,f 232 is f f' -X Y 'K .1- W if V ln- an QF. ry PM 5 , , ig, P 1 . fav- Q 5 3. ,. 1 3 5 ww any ay: ,M fix, wma mxr s Q! '.N,1E.i5 A: BE N Q: gm ww , .f f affgww-'1 f ' 55255 2 51614256 s - ,.'1f,,Q, gym., ,, ,fwwwifxii mznxgfxwwuggt f v ff .A Eafgfgwwf-Lawn Q , 1 f 13,3 H zum 0? 'G if ' L H Q , f Q U .1 ' ww .:mz1'.., Vw., N' av v , db! if- L, lurks ,ww The Qxydffzzral 0 1939 FOOTBALL El El OUR great backs behind a mighty line led the Cradock Admirals' 1938 football edition to an Eastern District Class B Championship, and a runner-up berth in the State ra'ce. This team, with a varsity backfield consisting of Flash Homer, Dickie Leach, Buddy Jenson and Dinky Barkley, amassed a total of 280 points to the opponents' score of 84. From Hank to Hank we possessed one of the best lines in Tidewater and gave only two scores by line-play. Several games highlighted the season: South Norfolk, age-old rival, was humbled by a 13 to 0 defeat, while Al Hawkins' strong Suffolk Peanuts fared better with a scoreless tie. In a driving rain, the Admirals fought valiantly, but lost to Fredericksburg No college game could ever possess the color and thrill that this high school fracas olfered. From the opening whistle to the end, both teams fought doggedly. Three passes were completed to spell defeat. These three aerial bombards were received in the closing minutes of the game. As far as sportsmanship goes, no higher brand could have been obtained. Spirit, fight and fair play gave to Cradock High School one of the most colorful and powerful football teams of a decade. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oppanent life They Newport News ..... 6 33 Courtland ....... . 25 . 7 Portlock .... . . . . 48 0 Kempsville ..... 58 7 Norview ..,.. . 39 0 Oceana ........ . 48 12 Churchland ...... . 43 7 South Norfolk ..... . 13 0 Holy Trinity .... . - - - Suffolk .....,... 0 0 Fredericksburg. . 0 18 Totals .... - 280 84 l 23 l L l LLL ,ga 'Ldis The Q!Ya'uzz'ral 0 1939 GIRLS, BASKETBALL Pfayer DoRIs GORDON . , . DOTTY DUNN . . . . BETTY BROXVN . . . . . AUDREY KIRRMAN . . . . . AUDREI' CRANEIELD . . . . GRACE LAWRENCE . . . . VIOLA DOMME ...., . . NIARGUERITE TREIIIER . . . . MARY DANIEI. ....,..,.. VIRGINIA BRYANT . . . . . . . . . El El Position Player Forward B E'r'rv RITTE R . . Forward EI.I.A GRIMES . . , Forward MA R jo RIE 'I'x'soN . Forward ,IANICE SHERMAN . Forward GENE SHEPARD . . Forward MA RY R EI CI-I I,E . . Forward GER'I'RUDE MELVIN librward Do Ro1'I-Iv B UH LS . Forward IRIS HA N B U RY . . Forward FRANCES WILLIAMS FRANCES SEUATII . MISS DUKE .. ..... . . . . . . . . Forward Poxitiorz . . Guard . . Guard . . Guard . . Guard . . Guard . . Guard Guard . . Guard . . Guard . . Guard 'BII.I.v JANE CRANEIELD . Ojj'fria1Smrer . Coarh EI El BASKETBALL ASKETBALL season started OH' with a bang this year under the able coaching of Miss Elizabeth Duke. Scores of non-experienced students turned out for practice, but as the drills grew longer and more strenuous the large group dwindled down to a faithful few who stayed on throughout the rest of the season, winning Five out of six conference games and tieing with Norview for the champion- ship of Norfolk County. The schedule and scores of the past season were as follows: Dale Opponent Place Jan. 10 Norview ................ .. . Crndock. . .. . jan. 13 St. .loseplfs Academy.. . . . . . Cradock. . .. . jan. 17 Hickory .. ..,......... . . . Hickory. .. . . Jan. 21 Kempsville ............ .. . Cradock . . .. . Jan. 24 Great Bridge ............ .. . Cradock. . . , . Ilan. 27 Norfolk General Nurses .... jan. 31 Deep Creek. ............ Feb. 3 Suffolk. ....I.,...... . Feb. 10 Suffolk. ...... . Feb. 14 Churchland .... Feb, 21 Portlock ..... l 29 Cradock ..... Cradock ..... Suffolk ...... Cradock ...,. Cradock ..,.. Portlock ..... l They 19 16 24 QS 19 21 8 46 42 28 16 Yzeefqgmiraf o f93Q BOYS'BASKETBALL Player BUDDY Jenson . , . JIMMY R 12M1Nc'roN . . ARN112 Bfxnnoxv . . . Zeno Giumes . . . Irlenniziw' On'r'r . IQICHARD LEACH . M iz. Sronr . El El Porilian Player l'107 LUIH'ff BILLY Cool-en Forward BILI. BURN:-:AM For-wzzrd BUDDY Lewis . . Ceulcr ,lIMMY Burns . . Cenler FLASH P101-'1 l.Ell , . . Gmzrd BUSTER Bur-il.s . . . . , . Cozzrlz El El BASKETBALL Position . , Guard . . Guard . f'n tmrd . , Guard . Guard . Cenler N its 1939 lwasketliall conquest, the Admiral Five fared none too well. Injuries formed the basis and cause for a poor court season: however, the Cradock quint ended the season with seven victories. The Maroon and Gold played out one of the toughest schedules in basketball history. Games with Newport News, 1'lampton, W'ilson, South Norfolk, and Suffolk loomed high. Several first rank lmasketball threats were developed through this strenuous cage season. Billy Cooper, Arnie Barrow and Buddv Lewis soumletl warning calls on the hardwood. All first year talent, this trio should give the 1940 edition ofthe Admiral cage squad a Hying start. Big Jim Remington and Buddy Jenson offered the spark for this season's team. Remington is returning to the court next season, while Jenson is finishing up an illustrious athletic career when he graduates this year. Oppnmfnl Wi Newport News ..,. . . 11 Sr. Mary's ...... . . 30 Wilson .,........ . . 17 Newport News ..,. . 7 Norview ...... 30 Hampton ..,. . . 14 Hickory .,,.... . . 44 Kempsville .... . . 41 Great Bridge.. ,. . . 72 vwfy 40 23 30 38 39 40 29 21 14 Oppovenl South Norfolk ,... . . . Deep Creek, ..,. . . Suffolk ........ Suffolk ....,... Churchland ..... South Norfolk ...,. . . Hampton ......, . . l30l Portlock. ..., . VVilson .... life 20 42 13 1 3 4S 9 12 23 13 They 31 22 ZS 34 14 38 46 21 19 Tie QJya'f2zz'ral 0 1939 GIRLS' BASEBALL BEVERLY GREEN JANICE SHERMAN ELSIE TAX'I.OR VIRGINIA DOMME AUDREY KIRRMAN FRANCES WILI.IAIvIs B E'r'rx' IQITTE R ELl.A GRIMES MARJORIE TYSON VIRGINIA BRYANT III E THE PLAYERS El EI BASEBALL RUTH BARROXV EI,SIE BAZEMORE EVEIIYN PARKER ETH I2 1. VV IL IG I-l'I' DORIS CASTEEN W1 LMA CI,APm:R ANNIE NVI3l.I,IaNE: DORIS BYIERS BETTY BROWN R PRIL brought with it il snappy little baseball schedule. Crzulock has never hwd outstmclmg baseball teams, but the boys :md girls :Ire always there fighting. Wle hope th it they h wc. 1 very successful season. The schedule is as follows: April 4 April 11- April 18-Portlock at Crzulock. April 25-Hickory at Crndock. May May 9- 2- Crudock at Norview. Churchlzuul ut Crudock. l31l -Craxdock at Deep Creek. Crnclock at Great Bridge. --- - -4- f -P,-' 0- -wen-sr---. -v - , I:.:.iI.,t ,I .1-.1w,... .xg . -ua The fUfa'f7zz'ral o 1939 Player BUDDY DIENSON , JOE VVRIGHT . . DINIQI' BAIu4I.Isv . CHARLES MARTIN JAMES I-IOFFLEII , RICHARD l.IzAcI+I BILL BIIILNHAM . ZENO GIQIMES , BOYS' BASEBALL El El Porition . Shorlrtop . C atrlzef' . C atcher . C alcher . Pitcher . Pitrlmr . 3111 Bare . 3rd Base EE! Player AIzNoI.D BAI1Izow . BIIIJDI' LEWIS, . . JAMES REMINGTON HAIIOLD IIQREAKLE . PAT HORAN . . NORMAN 'l.IBBE'l IS HERBER'F OR'r'r BILLY COOPER Position 2mz' Base Zlld Baie 1:1 Base lst Base Lefgield Cenlerjield . Fielder . Fielder BASEBALL-1938 PIRITS loomed high in the spring of 1938 when the call for baseball was sounded. Many boys turned out to form :I team which all schools feared. Led by Red Brown, Sandy Melvin and Buddy Jenson, the Admirals came out above average at the end of the season. The Maroon :Incl Gold won six, tied one and lost three out of il schedule of ten games. The hard-hitting Admirals kept the team out of many tough spots. The reserve pitching stuff dealt the hardest blow, but the quick, SLIFS-FITS Gelding kept the opponents ut il safe distance. El El SCHEDULE-1939 April 4 Deep Creek ,... , , , There April 25 Hickory, ...,. ..., H ere April 11 Great Bridge ..... . I . There April 26 Kempsville. . . . . . . Here April 14 Suffolk. .....,I . . . Here April 28 South Norfolk., ..,. .... T here April 18 Portlock ........... . Here May 2 Norview ,..... .... ' I'here April 20 South Norfolk ........,..... Here May 3 Suffolk. .... .... T here May 9 Churchlamd ............ .. Here l 39 l -w - -9 -'i L ,LAI-, :if,'... ,-A - 7. Qgrgunigzxtfolii V3 -? 1 Q, r Q1 :E J Q 5,Q,mpvG CEU? fl X 1, S.. 'HM wa,Q N . gm. .,p,g 55 2 -.4 Qxzuf .24 ,sz A V, is wa fur ,fb Q fin K . 55Qf2m fxxia mx 46 U , f, M ,. W 1. HWS 7' 1 xx .gf QF ,N xxx-aw ,- qggm pffymf '?TV'1w' S ,KL W A y QF? Wir K.q,sf 9 .fagig Hifi' MESH?- DURWARD BARKLEY ARNOLD BARROW JEAN BLANRENSHIP WILLIAM BURNHAM AUDREY CRANI-'IELD JAMES DAY DOROTHY DENSON WILLIAM ETHERIDGE BUDDY JENSON , AUDREY KIRKLIAN . RUTH BARROW WILl.lAM BURNHAM AUDREY CRANI-'IELD VIOLA DOMME MARTHA FISH BEVERLY GREEN ZENO GRIMES LEONARD PURDY . MALCOLM COWDERY DONALD DUECKER JOHNNIE CASTEEN . JOHNNIE CASTEEN CHARLES STAINBACR CHARLES BROUGHTON JAMES MILLS . . GILBERT LIGHT . ELLEN ADAMS MCDUEI-'Y BARROXV MARGARET BATZOLD ERNST ALBRECHT RAYMOND ECHOLS HARRY FRANZ ELLEN ADAMS NANCY AGEE BETTY ALBRECHT JULIA AUTRY MAxINE BAKER GWENDOLYN BRINRLEY LUCILLE BURNHAM DORIS BYERS JO ANNE COGGINS M OLGA PAT BANGEL ROBERT BANGEL MARGARET BATZOLD ROBERT CHERRY CLUB , OFFICERS AND PONSOR El El DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor: MISS RU'l'H HAVER'I'X' MAR'FHA FISH ROBIN CIARTMAN CHRYSTAL GOMER CATHERINE I-IORAN EVELYN LAUER GII.BERT LIGHT INGVAR LILJ EGREN GRAHAM LUTZ NOWELI. MARTIN ELIZABETH MANNING VIRGINIA IVICALLISTER JAMES REMINGTON CARL SAWYER EDITH SURLES MONOGRAM CLUB Sponsor: MISS ELIZABETH WILEY . . . President . . Ififf-P7'6Jidc'7lf PAT I-IORAN JIMMY HOFFl.ER FILLMORE IRWIN BUDDY JENSON CHESTER KING AUDREY KIRRMAN AVIATION XVILLIAM BURNHAM . AUDREX' CRANEIELD RICHARD LEACH BUDDY LEWIS FLOYD LIGHT JIMMY MlLl.S HERBER'l' OR'I'I' JAMES REMINGTON C LU B Sponsor: MISS DOROTHY PETTUS ROBERT GOODWIN DANIEL JENNINGS PATROL CHARLES MARTIN JOE SOULE JOE 'IIAYLOR 'IIHOMAS KYNONVLES THOMAS LUKE CLUB TA LMADGE MOU NT- CASTLE DICK VVICKSTROM STUDENT COUNCIL . . . President . Vice-President FRANCIS MA'I'HEWS NORMA HARREI.L . ROOM REPRESENTATIVES WI LLIAM BURNI-IAM WI LMA CLAPPER VIRGINIA DOMME BUDDY JENSON BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor: MISS RUTH I-IAVERTY ELWOOD GIBSON FILLMORE IRWIN FLOYD LIGHT CHARLES MARTIN GEORGE QUINN JENNINGS ROWE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor: MISS RUTH HAVEll'l'Y MARY DANIEL DORO'I'HY DENSON VA. MAE FARRENROPE MAll'l'HA FISH INA IVIAE GOLDBERG SARAH GOODNVIN BEVERLY GREEN IRIS HANBURY MAIKX' FRANCES HONAKEII EVELYN LAUER Gl.ADX'S LAUER MARY LEONARD GERTRUDE MEI.VIN HAZEL PEARMAN MARY REIcHI.E ADELE SEYBOLD TED TAYLOR BOBBY THOMAS HUGH VIA LULA JONES VIA PEGGY WARREN ONEIDA WEAVER EDYTHE WHYTE MARY WILSTRUP . Seerelary . . . . . Treasurer ELSIE TAYLOR TED IIIAYLOR NORMAN TIBBETIIS MARJORIE TYSON LEROY VVILLEY KENWOOD WRIGHT . . . . . President JIMMY NEWSOME LEONARD PURDY . .... President CLARENCE TAYLOR VANCE FREEMAN THOMAS I'IA'I'HAWAY . Seerelmy . Treasurer MEIQCER JOYNER RVALLACE WILLIAMS PHILLII' THORNTON LE ROY WILLEY GENE SHERARD ROXANA SIMPSON BEATRICE SKINNER CAROLYN STORY 'MARION STYRON BETTY VIA LULA JONES VIA ONEIDA WEAVER ROSE VVINN ORCHESTRA CLUB R. FELIx HAMLIN ............. Direelor DOROTHY DUNN ELBERT ELLIOTT DUNCAN GEORGE INA MAE GOI.DBERG I351 SHELL... if, H, ic PAUL HESKE'FH LINWOOD HEELY CLYDE KENNEDY JAMES LEWIS I.ESLIE MANGAN RUTH RIDGYVAY CARL SAWYER l r 5 L W l an ,W..-Q,F 29 f -I f ua f 41, ,,, d p E MZ 1311 'N '6Y0n can Pfflzip our Cream bn! you cannot Beat our Alilk' Compliments of Bennetfs Creek Farm Dairy It will be a pleasure to have you visit our farm R. F. D. 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Pre'fcrzjJ1fz'o1zf 1J07,l.J.7,Z0ufA'5. 232 High Street Phone 517 FZ-new PORTSMOUTH, VA. Deparmzem' Store 7 C hapman so IZXNOWN FOR VALUES Dzoffzofzcff . W7zzfchm' xxx NI . ALWAYS RELIABLE jew? ry R. H. Oliver jewefiy for All Occzzfiolzf l l The Best For Less Compliments of C. Randall Betty and Bob The Logical! Store for ffzel , Hzgh School Mz'ff' ' 'Q Betty and Bob High Street i431 Complimenif Ana' Bert W irhef offhe Pender Food Stores 'E Tidewater Virginia Nafz'onal Academzk' Cap and Gown Company 821-823 Arch Street Philadelphia, Penn. Caps andr Gowns used at Cradock High School Supplied by Us Sefzfor Compliments of a Commencement RO S C n fe 1 d S Afnnounoements 'UUXZU fe!! me some furniture Supplied by fb? Zen, money W. C. Saunders Co. 516 Crawford Street 211 N. Seventh Street PHONE 1968 Ricfzmond, Va. Portfmoutfz, Va. 44 COOPERS,'Iiic. of m,e,,. WALLER,S OPROM-ETRISTS 5 Cents to 31.00 Store 30.6,fi-Hgh Street 48 Afton Parkway Portsmouth Virginia Specializing in Home Nece.r.rilie.r Phgne 1250 SERVICE ASSURED' Edgar Allen Caffey Photographer for 1939 Class of Cradock Portsmouth Studio over the Colony Theatre Telephone-Portsmouth 2568 Dave Schlitz Fine Cfafhizlgjbr Bay: ima' Girly Liberal Terms to All 636 High Street Keep Smiling Health VIA', the Chiropractor Compliments of E. Fillmore Irwin DEPUTY TREASURER Norfolk County n Compliments of Phone 2814-2315 Mutual l te Improvement Association ' I 'ii, iff ' '75f?3?3lf3:'f Auxiliary' Of the Church of Jesus i' f i 5 ' ' 'ii 'iz' ' -A 'W If 3- 5 ff' Christ of Latter Day Saints Millinery and Gowns 316 High Street l , ,.r..Le , .L 45 Cowdery Florist Incorporutettl Phone 1938-VV Cracloclc Seafood VVaysiCle Floral' Company M fix R K ET X D. D. Burrow 81 Sons 'S Seafood in Season 315 HIGH S'rREE'r PHONE 67 60 AAf.tOn Parkway Compliments of SAM Ml LLINER Compliments of Blmzrfzfzrzf 5-9 Pmzerj Dza EHicient Fuelu COAL - WOOD 3410 High sf. Phone 911 I . Phone 2040 Phone 869 Night 2333-YV F h IO n n r O. Grant Roper HS Ce te GEO. GOLDBERG lncorporuted George Yvashington Highway COpposite Crndockj Portsmouth, Virginia Buy at the ESSO Sign Lcz:z'z'ef' Rerz:l91-fo- Ifffeczr Milfjzzezjf and Acceuorief 614 High St. Portsmouth, Va. M. M. Croekin Company, Inc. 21-34215 High Sf. H l l-456 Years of Good Furniture A Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service l FF CLEANERS I I 1 'Q Q .0 .-T.IAS:IH,. ' ' V Elm Avenue and South Street PHONE 2950 l46l HH '-if 1-1 ' ' ' 62 AFTON SQUARE W. Chapman Fancy Groeerief M efzztf, Poulfry Telephone 2611 Compliments of Crezefeek Cleaner! Ji., X! Telephone 358 Compllmen ts of Tyree-jones Motor Corp. V8 !f 'l3'ORD Me1'cL1ry Compliments of MORRIS USIC sHoP ' ,204-206 High Street Compliments of Compliments of C. S. Sherwood L 6 g g e t t , S Incorporated JEWELERS Department gesmlfihlied 1368 St re 311222 High St. 0 Phone 2327 Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of I eal- Pharmacy l 20 Compliments of Chas. H. Myers M .Funeral Heine 720 Cozfij' STREET POR V 471 PINE GROVE DAIRY Producerf of CerfW'ea' and Golden GZ!87'HJQj' Milk cmd Cream Compliments of Compliments of R b Jlfercfzafztj and O C I' t S 0 I1 H J mjmerf ar ww' V- ' C if 6 Bam! 0772 d P 'y Portsmouth . . Virginia The Hardwatie HuStle1's PHONE 2057 700 Crawford Street RESTAURANT Incorporated P 0 rf S rn O u t h 3 V at . fLlI'lLlEI' lvlofimc Hotell Oui'XToqsted Szmdwiehes Ph nes 2486 2485 - 2484 We Dehclous 332 HIGH Si'mzE'r PoR'rsMou'rH X l4Sl Hines, Bowling Central Motor Alleys Company 518 Middle Street SALES SERVICE Compliments of Kzfb 'J Fl0flifff y 926 Hzgfl Sf. E Phone 1566 Kjfanize Paints, Emzmels ana' Varnisfzes Eterniz' Asbestos Roffzg afza'Sz'dz'7zg . . . Eclzlbse Lawn owen 1 Standard Hardware Co. 603 Middle Street Portsmouth, Virginia l49l See asfir Real Estate Loam on Federal HOU3Zi7Zg Plan +als0 on our 5,61 amlfgl Tear Plans . . Easy Monthly Payments Ci izens Trust Company The Pr0gre.r5i.ve Bank l lg . 9 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat' Po ii .f C pliments of y Ch an nel Compliments of - F u rnrtu re rtsmouth F Star llllllll High at Fifth Avenue l50l Our Sz'12oere.r1f W Z.J'hr?J' to you Groffzzofef offfzo Clan' of 'jg Drop in to see us at any time --we will be glad to help you with your problems of appearance 1 Phone 2772 Melvm T. Brooks Representnrfve Metropolitan Eye Inrumnce Company, N. Y. Z'lQ5 X'VElSl1lI'lgf0I1 Street Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of John A. Wallace igreoszvfrer of Noffolk 49 Hzgh Street Cmmfy Easy Terms Easy Terms The Cldff of,39 C. S. 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