Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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SHIRLEY HOUGHTON “Nickey” So tiny, so graceful, and oh, so cute RODNEY HUMPHREY “Rocky” I will find a way, or make one THERESA E. HOWELL “Tede” She possessed a sense of humor WILLIAM BURTON KLUTTZ, JR. “Bill” I do not understand; I pause; I examine I O R S AUDREY HULL “Audrey” She is seen more than she is heard WILLIAM KOONTZ “Billy” He adds a pleasant seeing to the eye DORIS JAMES “Doris” Doris is calm and quiet £ “T ' ' rvt . ! Q- ' t RICHARD LEE LUMPP “Lumppy” The more men think, the more they think MAXINE JOHNSON “Mac” A capable girl — athletically inclined JAMES HAROLD MATTHEWS “Jimmy” The world belongs to the energetic

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SHIRLEY LUKE “Shirley” The very pink of courtesy JOSEPH ROSEN DALE “Joe” Better to blush than to turn pale DORIS LEE MEARES “Dottie Lee” Her friends, they are many; Her toes, has she any? JOHN EDWARD SCOTT, JR. “Johnny” Unlimited in his personality; Infinite in his ambitions SENIORS MARY DOUGLAS MILLS “Carolina” Every virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person HAROLD TAYLOR Red” Haste makes waste, so why hurry GLORIA JANET OLSON “Icy” Whatever is popular deserves attention .1 ROBERT FORREST TAYLOR “Bobby” A likeable sort of a chap EDITH MARIE OUTTEN “Edie” As sweet as she is sincere JEAN WILLIS PARKER “Jeanna” Kindness in women shall win my love