Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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DEDICATIO ' ' GEORGE i As far back as the Senior Class can remember, George Hardy,-long Z1 member of the maintenance staff, h as frequented the corridors, dispensing good will and sound philosophy to all those who were in need of it. Throughout a period of fourteen years, George has devoted his time and eHorts to the upkeep of Cradock High School and has established a precedent of never missing a day or being late during the entire fourteen years. To George, loyal custodian, who through years of faithful service, has endeared himself to the students of Cradock High, the Senior Class of 1948 gratefully dedicates this edition of The Admiralfl

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As Norfolk County starts a twelve year school system, Cradock has become a Senior High School. VVe welcome those students transferred from Alexander Park High this year to the ninth, tenth, eleventh grades at Cradock. VVe feel that even now both groups are a part of Cradock and each-contributes equally its best to the progress of our school. WVe hope that in the years to come the words of the Alma Mater and the spirit for which it stands, will continue to unite all the students of Cradock High School. Alma Mater We raise our voices now to greet thee Our school, our Cradock High- Many thoughts are ever with you To remain and never die. Days of value always linger in memories Long gone by. Our love for you grows ever deeper As we strive for goals so high. Once again we stop to greet thee- March onward, Cradock High! It is to you we give the glory Of all the things we try. Yve count it gain that we have known thee And as the years go by Your spirit will remain within us, Our unconquered Cradock High.