Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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U. S. S. CRADOCK It took twelve years but here it is A ship that’s sure and strong Loaded with knowledge, friendship and truth And a will to carry on. W e’ve built our individual ship A lileralt — may we say? I’nited all in purpose Each sails his separate way. Let’s never varv from our course We’ ve set our life goal high -And keep our ship in good repair I’ntil the day we die. Now sails our flag of red and white To it we must be true But the greatest and the best of all Is the Red and White and Blue. Our ships will sail the ocean round Our builders never lading For Cradock shall build on and on To keep her ships all sailing. — Juanita Dycus, Senior Class, 1942-1943. CLASS SONG The years we have spent Dear Cradock with you. We learned our history. Something old, something new. Now ' it is time to say adieu Dear Cradock to you. Our .Alma Mater you always w ' ill be, •And w ' e’re so proud as you will see, ' I ' hat you have been in the history, Ol the class of ’43. N ' e wish you knew how much w ' e’ll be missing you. Every single day w ' e’re apart. But we’ll still have the memories w ' e’ve made with you. The tlay we march away with this thought. It makes us feel sad and we all want to cry. For it is time for us to say good-bye. We’ll say a prayer as the years roll by, b ' or old C ' radock Hi. Ruth Lee Bridges.