Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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r 'Hzaiti' VVHITE Class Prophecy I came home weary with worrying over the class prophecy-it still was not written and time was drawing short, but alas, that was getting me nowherel I went to bed early that night to partake of some needed rest. The bed was unusually comfrotable and I remember lying there looking at a quilt that Mom had put on my bed earlier that evening. The colors were very vivid and strangely familiar, this was my last conscious thought before slipping off into peaceful slumber. There seemed to be a strange mist rising around me and out ofit I could distinguish a blur of color, this was fantastic-was this a dream or had I lost my mind! I recognized the color as being the color of a patch in the quilt. Then the blur began to take a definite shape . . . It . . . was a sweater, a bright yellow and brown sweater. Lemmra' Sleed was the wearer. He was sitting at a big mahogany desk over a large pile of papers, signing the expense accounts of Steed Television Company. The calendar on his desk read 1960. just then his secretary came in . . . well I'll be . . . it was lla Faye ffonex, the quiet little senior girl. Oh, oh, the mist is changing and the picture fades. 'Tis hard to see through so thick a mist, but surely enough another patch of the quilt comes to view. It is a bright red patch. Slowly it is taking the form of a . . . a skirt, a bright red skirt and the wearer is none other than the talented Senior, Bcity llfrzrd. She is in a huge studio, standing by a door on which is a star with her name on it-she must be an actress. Betsy is talking to someone else in the same room. The discussion seems to be over a new play in which Betsy is to star, The play- wright she is talking to is Salgv Lon Taylor, who got her start in Cradock High School. They are both . . . oh, oh, the mist is thickening and the scene vanishes. OF those two I can see no more. Slowly but surely the mist is again rising and this time I see a patch of two colors, maroon and gold. The patch has turned into two strips of ribbon, one of maroon and one of gold. The ribbon .is pinned onto the coat of Cradock High School's new girl athletic teacher, Gazelle llflaore. 1 I-'Inn Hzuv'1.t, the English four teacher and liertflzz l1IH1lL'7', the seventh grade teacher, are doing their part of the school's cheering as they sit next to Gazelle watching Cradock's well coached championship team roll to another victory. The coach is none other than Thomfzr W1'l61zr'lVfzt5o11. The mist came and changed the colors of maroon and gold into a pretty patch of kelly green. A suit that was excellently tailored and worn by the famous designer, Phyllis Kern, was the result of another patch of the quilt. Miss Kern is watching one of her new creations being modeled by a gor- geous model, none other than f7e1zm'ile Nl11l!.t llmrxwl. A multi-colored patch was the next thing for my vision to focus on, but it lasted not long for a sweep of the wind blew away the mist and there revealed to my sight was pictured a luxurious ball with foun- tains of champaigne along the wall and place cards made of ten dollar bills. The host of this 525,000 ball is the famous designer who took over the Lockheed Aircraft Company when his ideas became too advanced for Mr. Lockheed. Most of us would know him as Bill4Brf1e. l l - l n . Sitting on the mink covered sofa in the corner drinking a glass of milk with his wife is Dickie Blanks, the All-American center for the Cleveland Rams. His wife is that beautiful woman who used to be a senior in 'ole Cradock High, llflmjf Elefmor Davis. . Emu' Cmnming.t and Frrzuklin Clark, Mr. Bene's chief Aeronautical Draftsmen,and Chemical Engineers, just walked in a little late, but as they would say, 'fBusmess before pleasure. ' . Budflv Sli!! and his High Hatters, who have just played a two wee'k's run at the Coconut Grove, have started swinging by a new number written by the famous song writer, Flora Lee Z W Z Y Tram. Helen Kellum, Buddy's vocalist, is giving out with the 4 - v ', L f , swoon song. Drill: Loll, the band s first class trumpet soloist, i Z-0 , OZ N 7 isn't doing bad either. g ' I , I ., n I The world-wide acclaimed interior decorator, Lzzczlle r'lj'QZi'r ,, N I Spenrer, designed Ebel ermine draperles and other swanky 1 ,lgqfvgl hw? SX . ' f rnishings of the a . ' I !l!1Wiii5SZ,1 .W U The powerful germ-proof spotlight that plays on.the x , dance Hoot is a new type of atom light, called atom-mlzer. I ' 'e3.gi!aj'gWi'ZlfA1wl, - il The co-inventors of this light are Roller! Cmzley and Bally ,. I MrClez1do71, both of whom are Electrical Engineers. Ilobert I gn. 1,151 got his start with Lester Brady and Bobby worked with his ' .1 if f4 A - 77 TT , 1542 Dad on Neon signs in the business district of Cradock.