Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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The cl Admiral - 1940 c GERALD FRANCIS LARSONS Gerry As good natured a soul as ever had shoe leather MARY EILEEN TARR Mary Music is the poetry of the air JAMES MARTIN ROLI.O Roi.lo He was not in the roll of common men ONEIDA MAE WEAVER Skeeter Brightly smile and sweetly sing MALCOLM DOUGLAS SADLER Fuzzy And now I see with eyes serene The very pulse of the machine ANNIE SCOTT W ELLEN ER Annie A tender heart, a will inflexible

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The cl Admiral 1940 SENIOR CLASS NOWELL WILSON MARTIN ‘‘Nellie ' ' My only books are women ' s looks, And how I love to study! JEANNETTE EVELYN RIDGWAY Net Speech is silver, silence is golden FRANCIS WILLARD MATTHEWS Pete A gentleman and a scholar MILDRED CLAIRE ROGERS Mildred Laugh thy girlish laughter [AMES AVERY MILLER “Monk’’ True as steel ELFFIE FRANCES SEDATH Fran Art needs no spur beyond itself FLOYD EL WOOD MITCHELL “Floyd’’ This man is made of solid stuff GENE RODGERS SHEPARD Genie Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm

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The Admiral l 94 Q SENIOR CLASS ROBERT EDWARD THOMAS ’Bobby” I hitch my wagon to a star • MARY FRANCES WILLIAMS “Frankie;” It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends HAROLD WILLARD TREAKLE Treakle” The mirror of all court esv ROSE ALTON WINN “Rosie” Always happy, always gay — Glad to see her come our way J A NATHAN MOSEL Y WEAVER, JR. •Nat He hath a stern look, but a gentle heart FRANCES HARRIS WOODARD “Fanny” My true love hath my heart and I have his WALLACE WATSON WILLIAMS “Tarzan” An unremitting energy pervades him PEARL KAYTON WRIGHT “Pearl” Refined, gentle, quiet and kind. To be like her we wouldn’t mind