Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1949 volume:

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He moved to the principalship of a Sixth Grade School for a period of one year prior to his enlistment in the United States Navy in June of 1942. Mr. Stenzel's experience and qualifications rated the position of fitting experienced men to navy jobs under the navy classification program. In March 1946 he went to the Norfolk Division of Vllilliam and Mary and worked as a counsellor for college students and veterans. ln July of the same year he was married to Mildred Flemming, a graduate of Mary XVashington College and a teacher at Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia. He went to Buffalo State Teachers' Colle e in the summer of 19-L7 for futher trainin . g g ln September 1947, he joined the faculty of Cradock High School. Since he has been in Cradock, he has helped many teachers and pupils with their various problems. This has brought about a better understanding and has drawn them closer together. ln his two years at Cradock High School he has been a great asset to the school and the faculty. He arranged the scheduling of all students to classes at the beginning ofthe year. His understanding manner has enabled students to solve educational, occupational, and personal problems. He has ordered catalogues from colleges for students and has checked their grades to see if they are good college material. During his two years on the faculty he has given mental maturity tests to the Seniors and for the First time, this year he gave these tests to the Juniors. Mr. Stenzel has scheduled and planned a Baby Sitting Course for the girls who were interested 111 the subject which turned out to be profitable to those who participated. He has scheduled many persons to give talks on after-school careers, in the field of Nursing and C alleges. In Mr. Stenzel's office, there is a complete library and file on every. kind of education than can be obtained and information concerning colleges and business schools. It is only possible to show a few of the highlights in Mr. StenZel's Cradock High School career. His past actions promise even greater achievements in the future. We, the Seniors ofthe 1949 Graduating Class, take pleasure in dedicating this edition of the annual to Mr. Alvin Milton Stenzel, Guidance Director of Cradock High School. K. ... H' f T Y Si' ri ' 1 r W .M.M ,wa . .'a as 2 x off- Wg ,Z 2 Theme INCE We live in a locality in which the third largest Navy Yard in the United States is established, and as approximately two-thirds of our parents are engaged in some type of Naval Work, we have chosen for the theme of The '49 Admiral, The Construction ol' a Ship. Most ol' us have grown up in the shadow of the Navy. Tn our families there are seamen, oliicers, or civilians, who either build or maintain ships. At some time or other, we have Watched the con- struction of a ship. Wle have seen the small, yet essential parts added to the framework in the drydock. The keel is layed. Then in order, the hull sides, the bulk-heads, and boulders are placed in their proper positions. The superstructure and quarters are among the elements to till the interior. Then, We may have seen the process of radar-power to see obstacles before reaching them. As We observe this ship being assembled, we notice how each Worker plays an important part. W'hether pipefitters, sheet metal workers, mechanics, electricians, or some other type of worker, the skill from each is necessary in perfecting a vessel capable of con- quering any adversary it may meet. In simple simile our lives are like the construction of that ship. In our first years of high school, we lay our foundation, We begin work on the ship We shall build as We pass through the ports of high school. Then comes our Junior year. As we inspect our ship We can see progress-progress on our ship's construction, andaprogress on our road of education. This is the time in which we must perfect the interior and mechanism on our still uncompleted vessel. Then, in the last year, our Senior year ol' high school, we paint, polish, and complete this Work which We have so nobly begun in earlier years. ,lune will bring forth the launching of our ship from the quiet of high school drydock into the troubled waters of the world outside. XVhether We will sink or Hoat depends greatly on our accomplish- ments during high schoolshow well We prepared ourselves-how We constructed our ship. ,nuff ss Biaiww su ua E , Q County Executives SCHOOL BOARD MR. B. M. WILLIAMS, Clzairnmn ...................... ..... N oi-folk, Virginia MR. VV. H. LOWRY ...... ...........,.............. ..... H i ckury, Virginia MR. C. C. GAMMON ..... ........ H ickory, Virginia MR. C. E. RUSSELL ....... ..... P ortsmouth, Virginia MRS. E. G. MIDDLETON ..... ....... N oi-folk, Virginia MR. E. H. EVERTON ...... ................ P ortsmouth, Virginia MRS. SUE M. SAVVYER, Clerk MR. W. A. EARLY, Division Szzperinfenzimzl Plum f.:RF.UCCK FUGH N C1 R F O L K Cf my tu -' fxacsa 'u-rv' Oc-wff,MC1 'Cz-Af, A .. SCHOOL o U N T xf fil '.ElVAx- HTH VIRGINSA fir J, 1' if fllasi ref' 1f2!,f'5: ' I it 4 i 'ie to 25:51 on taxis fa cf,'9.?,' 'W-2 fri-.E -1:5 'fLfH'.T, 'gn .xyQim52S5A Sunil SUCCESS -17 :eg Q1 ti, 2.0 R11 0' fed bfi 'izggee fnmrfmmas and Q-mu Leis if Zvff?-.c1' i'.i5j2nfsc11:,yg,1. RTE'-.e -qi Sa,:,-is of your ct-c-ml s,.i,:'t:-' 'Ziff'-11 '1v:'m in ,en fTQ!.XI'IZff-5.' by 'skis hund- .zwgzxnal Loge. Tiiin ':.-one ix- Ling , Tim: yf:cf2'rc3gH':2f gvmts CFI' in 111mm :v.5gf.',L'L1'ikzs. 013.111 it f1E?f:'f:vli.,ng5 E'1,f?11y Kumi-S of fixelimi-a'v,l 'yem?.:'.i9ofL::1ce tixrcuggh the 3521211-5, :may 113 recall, too, 7110215 mad. aQ'tiv1LLLQ22g!iI1 yon? Efiqgh School Plsqfs e.-ti,.'.u11::.E1:1cK ifsmals, -Dflifilh 'mf ickfizas, fur- uiyshsd 3.rgf:cr.'i,311e, :mix 341-o'.fi,.1ecl e:1.perlwr1ceS- for 1iving,t,E'+e: .vut':, fi' 1 - , 5 I A May mme moollactious of ti'iii5:'?Efiic':K,33Qxtojxme 7ii.X12ah g tmfsxe 'mg 3-y assocmuiznwxzs Ev' not legen ir1'vswiLn. ' Lg ' -.5 , 'Wiw 'Q1'53ElfB' vw Q -, if ncipel 252. B. Kaiba, MR. HOGAN ff.Y.S'i.S'llZNl Priwipal M R. STENZEI.. Guirlance Direrfor Soc1a1 Stuches Language Arts MISS EVELYN BYRD William and Mary Sofia! Studies Miss Byrd keeps all the Seniors straight In hopes that Lhcy'll all graduate. MISS PHOEBE WEAVER George Washington Snrifi1Srudie.r and Visiling Tezzrher Miss Wcavcr rcall Lakes thc cake. If you skip-she'II catch you, thorns never :1 break. MISS ELIZABETH VVEST Farmville Sofia! S.fudie.v ShC.5 sponsor ofthe S, C. A. And helps the school in cvcry way, MRS. VV. M. DAVIS American University English My students write a nice long theme And I coach our debating team. MRS. M. Y. WEAVER William and Mary Englixh lvlrs. Weaver likes all poems and stories Written by Cradock girls and boys. Soc1al Studies . . Language Arts Fore1gn Language MISS VERNA BROWN Mary Washington English and S orifzl Stndic: Interesting person in every way, And really can direct a play. MISS RUTH CREDLE Salem Euglixh and ?0IfI!'7lIllf.i'7I1 To journalism class she's never late, 'Cause she likes to publish a good Shipmatc. MISS CORA M. FITZGERALD Madison English and Social Smdies She really Ilfnows dramatics, as anyone can Le , , For all the plays that she s directed, truly have been swell, MISS BETTY J. HATHAWAY Duke English and Sorial Sl1m'ie.r If you want to learn History with Miss Hathaway, You cannot waste your time away. MRS. E. BRUCE Randolph-Macon English and Lzzlin Popular teacher of English IV, And her LaLin classes are never a bore. MISS EMILY CARPER F armville Sfuznixh and Sarizzl Stmliaxv At teaching Spanish, she is so alrle. In life that s real-not in a fable. Commermal Shop Dlstributive Educauon MRS. K. K. MCGRATH Fordham University Dixlribulive Eduralion What does she teach? Why of course D. E., And Ending jobs is her specialty. MISS PATRICIA BAXTER Mary Washington English and Sorial Sludicx Commercial lvliss Baxter teaches Typing l. Bet she's glad this year is clone! MR. J. G. P1LoUT v. P. 1. lnrlarlrial zfrls l-lc has taught in many shops. The boys say he's really tops. MR. J. C. BURKE Millersville State Teachers College and Bucknell University Mechanical Drawing and Indurlrial Art: Industrial arts. or any kind of work, Certainly is enjoyable, if taught by Mr. Bur 'e. MRS. E. D. ALFORD Tennessee State Commercial She teaches students to study and type, And how to take shorthand and trans- scribe it right. MISS JEAN DESHAZO Mary Vllashington Commercial She had hard times and trials this year, Sponsoring ten girls who love to cheer. Science . . . Library Home Economlcs MISS EDITH BRYANT Farmville Home Emnomim All right girls, let's sew and cook, Now put away iliac comic book! MR. JACK VEAZIE IN-Iusszlclmsetts State Sciczfrc' zzfffl zlflnlh . Although cuachin r no Craglcrck IL I-, 'i.Il1I. In Sc:c.iccl1c works up plcnly of slcam' MRS. M. G. PIERCE Madison College Srizncc Science is tuuglu by liLl.lu lvlrs. Piurcu, BUL sometimes lhii suI7jccL is rcully Gcrcc. IVIR. C. NV. XYILKINSON University of Virginia Sfiezrfe Smiling. smiling all the clay, Is how he lcccps students gay. MISS NANCY DICKINSON VViIliam and Mary Libnzrirm Shell Hncl you a book, so sit down and read. l You do your partgshc S Llunc her clecd. MRS. G. F. WILLIAMS New York State College for Teachers Good housewives are what shc wants us to inc, So wc cook, and sew, and work like a bee. Math Phys1caI Education MR. VERNON BARNES University ofCl1utt:u1oogn Physical Elillflllidll Ile worked hard so to njaimuin I hc Ivlighly Admirals' lighting numc. MR. JACK I . THOMAS East Stroudsburg Ph-y.rim! Ifdumlian Allqlmmv that hc teaches Physical lid., l'lc s u great guy, as wc all have said. MRS. P. M. RICI-I.-XRDSON R undolph-M llCOl1 Jllrllh it lm. hiL on ILIL in .1 L.l ws Al L' 'xy-v ' Shc mukcs you wonder if you will pass. MRS. D. P. DARDEN Mary Washington lllfllfh lvlath is lvlrs. Durdcn's pride. She Lakes it calmly in hcr slridc. MISS LOUENE E. WHITE Mary Washington Phy,riml Edumfiazi Liulc, cute, dainty and syfccr, And has a smile thai. can IL bc: beak. MISS DORIS M. WRIGHT Madison College I'hAv.fic'a! Edizmlian Thcyll lake Lo lho lclt, lhcykl lake Lo thc right, My basketball team would rcully lighL! 'TF' MGH: .Q Fine Arts . . . Auxiliary Services MISS EM I LY LEITNER Madison ilflnxic WI1ile Civics is under her clircetion Music has hcr greatest affection. MISS ELIZABETH COSI-IATT ' Clerk Absence lists and office routine, -Susie s there, and on the beam. MR. JOHN W. STARE Ithica College Band Who makes the band a great affair? None other than our Mr. Stare. MRS. WHITNEY LECOMPTE -A Lmzrhroom Zllrznager The period we lovc, fthe best of thc bunchj ls one that she handles, the one we call 'SUNE -Ugg lunch. MRS. E. G. FRANKLIN Maryland Art Institute She teaches you the art ol' Art, Not in one, but in each part. Quinn? CLASS OFFICERS if 1.7 S ? 1 VX w K SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Lejfl ia right: Eugene Cooper, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-First row, lqfl to righi: Joyce Overton, Jijn Anthony, Joe MCLCI-,dong Barbara Weikert, Mary Arm Fletcher, Joan Bear. Bark row: ' B. L. Johnston, Pat Abernathy, Diane Parker. JIM ANTHONY ..... ...,.... P resilient JOYCE OVEll'I'ON ..., . . .Secretmy EUGENE Coor-Eu. . . ..... Vice-President JOE MCCI.ENDON ...,. ..,., 7 'rmmrer SENIOR ADVISORS-From' row, ld! lo right: Mrs. Richardson, Miss Byrd, Mrs. Alford, Miss Baxter. Back row: Mrs. Weaver, Mrs, Bruce. CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Today we learn, Tomorrow we lead CLASS FLOWER Red Rose J l SE IOR PATRICIA GANELLE ABERNATHY Pal Ielonor Court 1 years LVice-Chairman 1 yearl, S, C. A. 1 year, Sigma l'ri-l-Ii-Y 1 years CSecretary i yearj Annual Slillf 1 year CArt Editorj. Glee Club 1 years, Arl Club 1, year, Latin Club 1 years LVice-President. i yearl, Beta Club 1 year, Softball i year, Band 3 years, Treasurer of Freshman Class. CHARLES MCKNIGHT AMICK, JR. Charlie Nlonufgrnrn Club, Football '46 nncl '43 PAULINE SAMUEL ALDRICH Polly JAMES PHI LIP ANTHONY yim lvlonogram Club 1 years, President of Presidents' Club, President ol' Senior Class, Annual Stafl, Fouiball 3 years, Baskeiball I year, Bus Conductor 1 years. CATHERINE ROSEMARY ASKEW Kathy Art Club 3 years CCO-Secretary, Vice-President, Sergeant-at-Armsl, Latin Club 3 years, lvlonogram Club z years, Distributive Education fAlternate to Conventionj, Girls' Chorus i year. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1, years CSergeant-at-Armsj, Beta Club i year, Softball team, Annual Staff QArt Editorj. JOSEPH ALDEN BARNETTE ' Alden Distriburive Education Club, Circulation Manager of Shipmate. NORMA JEAN ATKINS jfeanie Home Economics Club z, years, Bible Club z years, Softball team 1 year, RALPH ELWOOD BARRETT Elwood Dramatic Club, Vice-President CAROLYN SUE AVIS Kizry S, C. A. 1 years, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1 years gPresiclent z yearsl, Beta Club 1. years, Presidents' Club 1 years, Art Club 1 year, Home Econo- mics Club 1 cyear, Chairman ol' Lost and Found Committee 1 year, Chairman of llubs' Committee 1 year. GARVIN lp. BECK, JR. Sonny Basketball, Baseball PI-IYLLIS LORRAINE BACKUS Phil Eregclenr ol' Freshman Honwroom I year, Disrrihutive Iicclucation lu . TRAVIS EARL BELCHER Travix Hi-Y Clulz, Safety Patrol, Science Club S IOR JAMES BENE Bene JOAN ELIZABETH BEAR Yoflv Dramatic Club I year, Latin Club -I years fVice-President, Presiclentj- Beta Club I year, Trislrli-Y z yearsf Presidents' Club I year, Senior Committee, Club Committtce I year. TALTON MONROE BENFIELD Bemry Bible Club BARBARA SUE BENNETT Barbara F. H, z years, Sbipmatc 2 years Clleporter, .Advertising Nlanagerl, Orncga Fri-l-li-Y. CARSON FORREST BRANDON Crzrmzv PHYLLIS JEAN BOLEN Ph il Dramatic Club, Distributive Education Club, President ol' Camera Club at Alexander Park. CLYDE TYREE BRENNAMAN B111 Band .I years IOHICI-:r 1 yearsl, Hi-Y 1 years fViee-President I yearj, Debate Club I year. Latin Club I year, Honor Council z, years, Beta Club 1. years Sergeant-at-Arms I yearl. S. C, A. I year, Tennis I. years, Senior Dramatic Club I year, Annual Stall' lAclvertisirIg Mana- gerl, Monogram Club I year, Science Club I year, Presidents' Club I VEZIF. EVA FAY BRADY Eva Social Committee I year, Dramaue Club 1 years, Disiributivc Educa- tion Club I year, Home Economics Club I year, EDIIVARD L. BROOKS Braoksie Safety Patrol. Science Club JEAN ELIZABETH BRAGG Pmrmls Beta Club 7. years, Dramatic Clul: z years, Clee Club 1 years, Omega Tri-Hi-Y I year, Publicity Club I year, Bible Club 1 years, Shipmate KRepoI'ter I yearj, Spanish Club 1 years. RICHARD C. BUTLER Dirk Track z years, Basketball I year, Football I year, Art Club 1 years, lvlonogram Club z years KSergeanl-ai-Arinsl, Art Club I year. ELIZABETH ANNE BROOKS Libby Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Secretary ol' Junior Class, Cheerleader 1 years llrlead I yearl, Basketball z years flVI:iI-lager I yearl, Home liconnmics Club 7. years 1Viee-President I yearl, Spanish Club 1. years CVice-President I yearl, Monogram Club 3 years CSeereLary I yearb, Beta Club z years iTrc-asurerl, Olbcers Club I year, Tri'Hi-Y 1 years, Annual Staff CCirculatioI1 lvlanagerb. S NIOR HENRY M. CARTER, JR. Henry President of Freshman Class, S. C. A. 4 years CVice-President I year, President 1 yearl, Tennis 1 years, Glec Club 3 years, Beta Club 1. years iVicc-President i ycarl, Debate Club 3 years, Band 4 years LCapiain z yearsl, Presicients' Club 1 years. JOE ANN BRYANT f7or Latin Club 4, years, Alpha Tri-H -Y 2 years, Publicity Club I year, National Stalf, Shipman- Reporter 1 year, Dramatic Club 1 year. FRED KEITH COFFEY Bnrfriy DOROTHY LONG BUCKNER Dollir Dramatic Club 1 years, Dislributive Education Club 1 year, Camera Club i year. CHARLES EARNEST CONDEE, JR. Emvufxl Sports Editor of Shipmate, Beta Club JEAN ELIZABETH BURNHAM :7e1z17ic' EUGENE CUFTON COOPER P012 Football 4 years fCapl'ain I yearj, Ivlonogram Club 3 years QSer cant- ar-Armsj, Vice-President ol' junior Class, Vice-President of Senior Class, Library Club z years, Baseball 1 year, Bus driver z years, S. C. A. i year. SHIRLEY CARLTON Sl1ir.7ey Distributive Education Club I year, French Club x year HA R RY STANLEY DALY Slmvlry NORMA PAIGE CARR Paige Home Economics Club r year, Art Club I year. Spanish Club I year' Beta Club 1. vears, Sigma lri-HiY CChaplairi 1 yearsb, S. C. A. z years, Attendance Committee i year, Business Manager of Annual. WILLIAM HARRY DEROLF Bill Tumbling team 3 years, ,l, V. Football 1 year, Hi-Y 3 years, Science Club z years, Dramatic Club 1 year. BARBARA CLARK Clarify Lost and Found Comrnirtee, Home Economics Club rcyear, Sigma Ira-Hi-N z years, Spanish Club i year, Clue Club i year, urls Chorus 1 year. SE IOR BETTY JOYCE COLBLENTZ Bnlrh D1':1matie Club z years CSccremry 1 yearb, Thom Tri-Hi-Y 1 year. RUBEN DOWELI, Rube DOTT ANN COOPER Difzie Home Econoniics Club z years, Beta Club 1,'5 years, Science Club I1-yez1r3Sigmz1 I'ri-I-li-Y 1 year, lvlajoreuc 1 year. Annual Staff fCl1,1b .LL IUDI' 1 TERAH DONALD ELLER 7. cd Art Club 1 year, Nlnnngrrini Club 1 ycar, Glce Club 1 years, Tennis 2 years. BARBARA JOAN COVERT Bah Sigma Tri-l-IiY 1. years. Office Assistant 1 years, Horne Economics Club 1 year, Latin Club 1 year, Dramatic Club 1 year. STANLEY EVANS Slll77l7t?,'V lVlc1nr1gra1n Club z years, Hi-Y 1 year, Varsity Football 2 years, Ship- mate Reporrer, Publicity Club 1 ycar. SARAH LETTY COX Sarah French Club CChaplalnJ, Glce Club, Girls' Chorus, Distribuxive Education Club. ROBERT E. FISHER N'iz1zfv Basketball 1 ye:1r,j. V. Basketball 1 year SYBIL LONA CRANE 5'-vbi! Office Assistant 4 years, Diszriburivc Education Club 1 year, Tri-I li-Y 1 year, Girls' Chorus. JOHN CLIFTON GODWIN Burl: Distriburive Education, Band 4 years I.EI..lA MAE CRAPS Lane' Sigma Tri-I-li-Y, l.ibrr1ry Club, Disrrlbutivc I-ZCILICUIIUI1 Club lSerge:1nt- nl -Armsl. ROY EARL GRIGGS Hnlbfwood President nflvIr11'1r1gram4Club 1 year, Football '14 years, Baskerlwall 2. years, l511sub:'1ll 1 year, 'lruck 3 years, Prcsitlenls Club 1 year. SENIORS LILA MAE CRIM Blondie Disbributivc Education Club WILLIAM DONALD HARBERT Bill MARY HELEN CROOM D Prim Sigma Tri-I-li-Y 2 years, Library Club I year fSecretaryl, Home Econo- mics Club I year. ROBERT HARRY HILL Bob ANGY LOU CULPEPPER Lou Art Club fljresidentj, Beta Club, Presidents' Club, Omega Tfi-Hi-Y. HERMAN CARLTON HILL Carllon BETTY LARUE CUMMINGS Belle S. C. A. 3 years CSecretary 2. yearsj, Beta Club 1 years CPresidentJ, Presidents' Club 3 years, Home Economics Club 1 years CVice-Presi- dent of Districtj, Art Club I year 1Sergeant-at-Armsj, Tri-Hi-Y 3 years fChaplainJ, Library Club I year. ' ' JAMES HENRY JOHNSON, JR. Sfitlr Monogram Club I year QSergeant-at-Armsl, I-li-Y I year QSergeant-at- Armsb, J. V. Basketball 1 years, Monogram Club years, Admirals, Hi-Y 3 years, Dramatic Club I year. J. V. Foorbah 3 years, Varsity Football I year, Varsir Basketball 3 years CCapIain I yearj, Tennis 1 years, Photographic Editor of Shipmate. Band 1 years. JACQUELINE HOPE DEAL Yzzrkie Omega Tri-Hi-Y I year, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2 years, J. V. Cheerleader I year, Varsity Cheerleader 1. years, Glee Club 7. years, Monogram Club I year. RAYMOND OTTO JOHNSON Ray - Art Club, Publicity Club, Hi-Y, Sl1ipmate Reporter JANICE ONEAL DEARMON - ' Yzmice Home Economics Club I year DONALD STEPHEN JONES I Don 1 Captains' Hi-Y I year, Admirals' l-li'Y 1 years, Journalism I year. SENIORS GEORGE JOHN KAI-ILER fuck Hi-Y 7. years CSecret8ryJ. Monogram Club 1 years, Tennis 7. years, Baseball CAssistant Manager I year, Manager I yearj. SONIA LYNNE DORSON S nowie Dramatic Club I year QSecretaryJ, Glee Club 1 years, Science Club z years. Cheerleader I year, Spanish Club z years, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1 years, Distriburive Ec ucation Club I year, Swimming Club I year. H. .A. KEEVER, JR. Kee Admirals' Hi-Y z years, Dramatic Club I year, j, V. Baseball I year J. V. Football Rfiyears, Varsity Football I year, Monogram Club S years, Football anager I year. CAROLYN LOUISE DUPRIEST Carolyn Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1. years, Science Club 1 years CSecretar J, Spanish Club z years, Red Cross Representative I year, First AicI Room As- sistant I year. EDGAR FRANKLIN LOCHSTAMPFOR Eddie' Latin Club I year, Beta Club IM years, Honor Council CChairmanJ Bible Club 1 Bears CDirector I yearl, Presidents' Club I year, Shipmate Staff I year, ublicity Club I year. NORMA MAE EARLY Norma Home Economics Club ffreasurerl. Office Assistant 3 years, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1 years, Dramatic Club, Senior Red Cross Representative, GENE CARLTON MANLY Gene Science Club, Shipmate Stall' fPl'IotographerJ . MARGARET JANE EASON Margarel Bible Club 1 years HOWARD DANFORD MALLISON Dan Distributive Education Club ALICE SHELTON ELLIOTT Red Beta Club, Mr. Stenzel's Assistant JOSEPH E. MQLENDON 70: Hi-Y I ear, Football 3 years, Monogram Club 3 years, Treasurer of Senior Class, Annual Staff I year. FRANCES ANN EURE Frannie Omega Tri-Hi-Y I year, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1 years CSergeanr-at-Arms I year, President I yearl, S. C. A. IZ Ears, Presidents' Club I year lSecretaryJ, Shipmate Staff 1. years C gporter, Business Managerj, Basketball Manager I year, Annual Sta 1 years CAssociate Editor, Editor-in-Chiefl. SENIORS LINWOOD ALLAN MOORE Champ Library Club lSergeant-at-Armsl, Track, Boxing MARY EVANS 11411731 Bible Club 1 year WILLIAM T. MILLER, Jn. Bill Distributive Education Club lVice-Presidentj, Beta Club 2 years, Art Club 1 years, Dramatic Club. NORA EMILY EWTON N orie Art Club I year, Glee Club 1 year, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1 year, Spanish Club 1 years, Home Economics Club 1 year. JOHN ALAN MOORE 706k Science Club SHIRLEY LEE FAGG Penny Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1 year, Basketball 1 year, Monogram Club 1 year, Library Club 1 year, Home Economics Club 1 year, Library Assistant 1 year, Shipmate 1 year. CLAUDE REUBEN NORTON Reuben Baseball Manager, Distributive Education Club BARBARA ANN FEREBEE Ferebee Latin Club 3 years iCl1aplainJ, J. V. Cheerleader WVILLIAM H. OVVENS Bifly Beta Club 1 year, Science Club 1 year, Admirals' Hi-Y 1 year. MARY ANNE FLETCHER Fliglfllv Spanish Club 1 year, Home Economics Club 1 year, Art Club 1. years, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y z ears CSecretaryj, Beta Club 1 years CSecretaryJ, Glee Club 1 year, Circulation Manager of Annual Staff, Home Room Representative. JOHN BOSMAN PARKER Yohnny junior Hi-Y CVice-Presidentj, Hi-Y lTreasurerJ, J. V. Football 1 year, Varsity Football 1 year. LESLIE DOLORES FOSTER Le: Beta Club z years ggdls mg 8 SENIOR NORMA MAE GIBBS Nornef Home Ergonomics Club 3 years, Library, Dramatics 7 years, Tri-Hi-Y 1 years lfreasurer, Corresponding Secretar D, Art Club 1 years, Devatc Club 4 years fpresident, --ecretary, g'reasurerJ, Shipmate 3 Bears Clsleaglline lsditor, Make-Up Izelitor, Repnrterj, lvlonogram Club ublicity Club 3 gears, Student Sponsor Freshamn Drarnntiu Club Presidents' Club, panish Club. DONiAl,D CHARLES POPE Canrh J. V. Basketball LUCY GARNES Luqv , Tri-Hi-Y 2. years, Debate Club 1 years, Latin Club 3 years, Office Assistant 1 year, Home Economics Club 1 year. JOHN CLEVELAND PRICE 7. C, Arr Club, Boys' Club BETTY JUNE GILBERT Belly Home Economics Club 1 year, Bible Club 1 year, Monogram Club 3 years, Shipmatc Staff CReporter, Make-up Editor, Business lvlanagerb. BOBBY LEE QUEEN Bobay Monogram Club 1 years, Baseball team lbflanagerl JUNE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN 714716 Bug Distributive Education Club, journalism Club RICHARD HENRY RAMSEY Dick S. C. A, 4 years, V. Basketball 1 years, Varsity Baslcetball 1 year LAVONNE VIRGINIA GROFF Bulrh Basketball 4 years CCaptainJ, Softball 4 years, Nlonogram Club 4 years t'l'reasurerJ, Home Economics 1 years, Tri-l-li-Y 1 years CSergeant-at- Armsh, Annual Staff r year CSports Editorj. BILLY EUGENE REDMON Bill Library Club, Traliic Control, Art Club PATRICIA LOU GRUBBS Pall Home Economics Club 1 year, Monogram Club 1 years, Softball 1. years, Library Club i year. CHARLES EDWARD SHOTZBERGER Shofzy Latin Club, Shipmnte Reporter, Dramatic Club 1. years, Publicity Club, Science Club. . , S NIOR VIRGINIA CAROLYN GROOM Ginny Glee Club I year, Spanish Club I year, Junior English Club, Dance 1. years, Dramatic Club. EDWARD SAMUEL PATTERSON E. S. ELEANOR RUTH GUTHRIE Elermor Cleo Club I year, Distributive Education Club I year, l3eLa Club 1 year, Home Economics Club I year. JOSEPH CHARLES SIMONS I70e Admirals' Hi-Y .I years. lvlnringralh Club I vear, Football I year, Basketball I year, J. V. FuoLball 1. years, J. V. l3asl4cLball 3 years. PAT HACKNEY .S'hm'!y Girls' League, Glce Club. DramaLic Club, Dislribuiive Education Club. BENJAMIN EDWARD SITTERSON, Jia. Ben Junior Hi-Y I year, Admirals' I-li-Y 2. years, Library Club 1. years Substitute Bus Driver I year. BETTY JUNE HARRIS Belly Sigma Tri-Hi-Y I year, Home Economies Club I year HUGH FRANKLIN SMITH Smilly Library I year, Baseball lvlana 'er I year, J. V. Football I year, J. V. Basketball I year, Ivlonogram Club 1 ycars, Bus Conducror 1 year. CATHERINE E. HAAS Cathy BILLY BRUCE SOUTHERLAND Bruce Nlonogram Club 3 years CVice-Presidentj, J. V. Football I year, Track YCHITI 4 YCQ FS. RUTH JEWELL I-IAWKINS Yewell Home Economics Club RAYMOND A .SPIRES Ray Junior l-li-Y I gear, Senior Hi-Y 7. years, Dramalic Club I year, Science Club 1. years, and 4 years, J. V. Football I year, Track 3 years. e SENIORS REGINALD ERNEST SWEAT Reggie Hi-Y 4 years CPresidentJ, Mono ram Club 1 year, J. V. Football 2 years, Varsity Football 1 year, C. A, 1 year, Presidents' Club 1 year, Band 1M years. MIINNE LEE HOLLOIVELL Minnie . Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1 year, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club 1 year. BILLY L. TOLBERT Bill Publicity Club, Shipmate Reporter PEGGY ANN HOUSTON Pi ggi: PERCIVAL ALBERT VINCENT, JR. Perry Art Club, Library Club MARGARET AUBREY HUNSUCKER Red Monogram Club, Library Club, Glec Club 1 year, Basketball z years, Softball 1. years, Girls' Chorus. MORRIS J. WAGNER .Morris ANNA LEE HUTCHENS lflllill Art Club 1 ycar. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1 years, Home Economics Club 1 year, Ofhce Assistant 1 years. JADIES O. VVHARAIVI ffamvs Distributive Education Club CPresidcntJ, Presidents' Club, Basketball BETTY LOU JOHNSTON Bctiy Latin Clul: CSecretary 1. yearsj, S. C. A. 1. years CTreasurer7, Presidents' Club 1 year, Senior Committee 1 year, Advertising Manager of Annual 1 year. Chairman of Office Assistants Committee. LOREN WHITE Loren Hi-Y 1 year, J. V. Baseball, Band 1 years DOROTHY KELLAM Dotlie Glee Club fi years, Home Economics Club 1 year SENIORS CHARLES D. WIGGS' Wiggr Distributivc Education Club i year VELERIA MARCELINE LAFRAGE Iilarry Glce Club, Distributivc Education Club lpublicity Managerj GUSTAVE B. VVILLIANIS G. B. Admirals' Hi-Y, Band, Captains' Hi-Y NORMA JEAN LEWIS ffean Sigma Tri Hi-Y z years, Lost and Found Committ Economics Club x year. ROBERT L. WILLIAMS, JR. Rabbi! DORIS IONE LODEN Dot Art Club, First Aid Assistant JOHN VVAYNE VVILLIAMS Ilfllylll Hi-Y 3 years, Band 3 years BETTY JO MATTHEWS Yo Tvlono ram Club 3 years, Home Economics Club i year Softball year cature Editor of Shipmate 1 year, Basketball i year Reporter of Shlpmate, Sports Editor of Shipmatc, Publicity Club i year KEITH WOOD WILLIFORD The Blank Distributive Education Club DORIS MAY MATHEWS Dori: Glee Club JOHN GRAHAM WILHITE Yofznny Art Club. Distributive Education Club NANCY GARNETTE MATTHEWS Nance Art Club I year, Tri-Hi-Y 2 years, Home Economics Club I year ee i year Home SENIOR A MA BEL NEFF ' M zzbel Art Club 7. years, Home Economics Club 2, years, Glee Club 1 year. HELEN MARIE MELMS F eelrey Music Club, Home Economics Club, Distributive Education Club PEGGY JEAN NEVVSOIVIE f7ezznne Softball, Home Economics Club 1 year, Mono ram Clulv 1 year, Ship- rnate Reporter, Art Club 1 year, Publicity Club 1 ycar, Majorettc 1 year. BETTY MCCORMICK Belly Basketball, Munograni Club MARY JANE OLIVER ffzmie S: C. A. 1 year, j. V. Cheerleader 1 year, Ofhcers' Club 1 year, Omega lri-Hi-Y 1 year CSecretaryJ, Alpha Tri'Hi-Y, Home Economics Club 1 year, Glee Club 1 year, Library Assistant. DOROTHY LOUISE MCINTYRE Dot Alpha 'l'ri'l'li-Y 1 years JQYCE ROBERTA OVERTON Happy S. C. A. 3 years, Lost and Found Committee CChairmanJ, Glce Club z years, J. V. Cheerleader 1 years fHead cheerleader 1 yeari, Ornega Tri-Hi-Y 1 year. Shipmate Staff 2. years Clleporter, Sports Eclitorj, President of Sophomore Class, Secretary of Senior Class, Sigma Tria HI-Y 1 years Cfreasurerg Drmatic Club 1 year, Cheerleader 1 year, Monogram Club 1 year, asketball team 1 year CCapLain7, Manager ol' Softball team, Assistant Editor of Annual.. EDITH H. MCLENDON Edilh Distributive Education Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2 years flnreasurerj BETTY SUE PALMER Sue , l Monogram Club 4 years, Tri-Hi-Y 3 years fChaplainB, Dramatic Club 2 years, Art Club 1 years, Home Economics Club z years CSecretary 7. yearsl, Secretary of Publicity Club 1 year, Quill and Scroll 1 year, Editor-in-Chief of Shipmate, Shipmate Staff 4 years. Basketball team 1 years, Softball 1 year, Cheerleader 4 years, Head Cheerleader 3 years, Officers' Club 1 year, Spanish Club-z years. BETTY ANN NANCE Betty One year in Office Force. Art Club z years lCorresponding Secretaryj, Publicity Club, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Art Editor of Ship- mate QReporter.J DIANE ADELI, PARKER Diane Beta Club, Secretary of Art Club EUNICE NEEDHAM Eunice Tri-Hi-Y, Distributivc Club S NIORS GWENDOLYN LEE RIFF LE Gwen Omega Tri-Hi-Y icyear, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 2 years, Library Club r year, Home Economics .lub x year, Office Assistant 1 year. AUBREY JEAN SAVAGE Yerm Softball and Basketball team fSpeed, N. CJ, Beta Club, Glec Club Cfarboro, N. CJ Cheerleader, Beta Club, Glee Club QTarboro, N. CJ, Clee Club, Art Club, Distributive Education Club fSecretary 1 yeari. MARION ANNE RIGGAN Marian Glce Club, Art Club 7. years, Distributive Education Club ffreasurerl RUBY LEONA SCHLEGLER Ruby President Freshman Club, Home Economies Club z years, Tri-Hi-Y 1. years, Basketball 1 year, J. V. Cheerleader z years QHead Cheerleader i yearl. Shi mate Stal? z tears CHeadline Editor I vearl. Reporter, Mono ram Cllub i ear De ate team 1 ears PublicS eakin i car E Y - ' Y ' - P S Y ' V S. C, A. i year. LENACE JEANETTE ROBINETTE WobbleJ Home Economics Club 1 years, Glee Club, Bible Club z years, Alpha TrifHi-Y. JOYCE NEALE SELBY Neale Dramatic Club 1. years, Theta Tri-Hi-Y ANNE LEE ROE Anne Home Economics Club i year, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y i year, Publicity Club I year, Office Assistant 1 year, Shipmate Staff I year. JUNE PAULIN E SKELTON f7uney Art Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Moiiogram Club, Softball. EDNA ROWE Eddie Home Economics Club 2. years, Dramatic Club i year, Distributive Education Club i year. JANET MARIE SHAWVER Peaches NANCY LEE RUCKER Nanry LAQUITA JOY SLOAN Quin: Latin Club, Home Economics Club, Office Assistant, Glec Club 1. years, Girls' Chorus, Double Sextet, SE IOR EVA ALICE WATSON Eva Band 4 years, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 1 year, Nlonogram Club 1 vears, Debate Team i year, Art Club i year. G. A. A. i year, Southhate Literary Society, lvlummers' Dramatic Club, Intramural Basketball. RUTH SMITH Rulhie Bible Club, Home Economics i year, Softball team JOSIE ANN VVEATI-IERLY :Yon - -- Glee Club 3 years, Art Club i year, Home Economics Club i year, CARRIE LEE SPEAR Carrie Home Economics Club 3 years, Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, years, Library Club i year, BARBARA ANN VVEI KERT Hfeikerl Varsity Cheerleader, J. V, Cheerleader, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Latin z years. Home Economics Club 1. years, Alpha Tri'Hi-Y i year, S. C. A. i year, Home Room Representative i year. ANN LEE TERKEURST Al Music Club, Spanish Club i year, Radio Club i year, Debate Club 1 years, Moncgram Club i year, Glee Club i yearn Publicity Club i year, Bible lub 2 years, Shipmate Staff QReporter i yeari. JACKSIE ANN VVI-IITEI-IURST iffzrlcie Office Assistant i year, Library Club, Bible Club i year I MILDRED TI-IARRI NGTON ililildred MILDRED JOYCE WHITEHURST Yoyfe Latin Club i year, Beta Club iM years, Cheerleader i year, Glee Club x year, Sigma Trial-Ii-Y 2. years QVice-President i yearl. ARLIENE MARY CATHERINE UMBERGER A1-lime Clee Club, Distributive Education Club 3 years, Tri-Hi-Y PATTY ANN WILLIAMS Pat Softball 4 years fCaptain 1 yearsl, Art Club z years, Monogram Club 3 years, Publicity Club I year, Home Economics Club 3 years, lvlajoette Eyegir, Basketball 4 years QCaptain IJ, Music Club 1 year, Dramatic lu 1 year. PATRICIA ANN VINCENT Pat Art Club i year Last Will and Testament VVe the Senior Class of 1949 A. D. Cafter departurej being enrolled at Cradock High School eight and hve-tenths of a decade, do hereby make, bequeath and publish, the last and final will and testament of the nineteen hundred aad forty niners. We do this for the sole purpose of instilling into the minds of our clients, the characteristic features of their upper classmen. Everything we leave behind, after graduation is to be cherished and glorified throughout eternity. I. To Robert Shockley-VVe leave the height and physique Cmaybe in 10 yearsj of Richard Butler -to use and greatly appreciate as Butler has. ll. To Nina Lou Bright-We leave the shapely legs of Ruby Schlegler. III. To Richard Cato-We leave a farewell kiss with the hope that he will someday become an alumnus. CDato, Mato, come on Catob. IV. To Margaret Ann Duke CM. A. D., Madj-We leave the looks and hgure of our beloved Barbara Fercbee. V. To Oscar Barrow-We leave the athletic abilities of Roy Griggs. VIR: hope that he will be- come as good an athlete as Roy has. VI. To George Thomas CStarl Kincaid-We leave the wittiness of our blonde beach comber, 'I'he Great Donald Stephen Jones, also his ability to get a girl fliight, Kincaidl. VII. To Jack George John Roche Kahler, Jr.-We leave our deepest regrets for dropping out of the senior class, although he did save himself a lot of money fdidn't he, seniors FJ VIII. To Vernon England-We leave the tackle position of I-Iorace Alexander Keever, Jr., on the Football tcam. Keever's a hard man to get by. flsn't he, Priccij IX. To Mary Ruth Fentress-VVe hereby do will the bow legs of Eugene Clifton Cooper to assist her in her work. CMaybe she can go out for footballj Huh, Mary? X. To Barbara Lewis-YVe leave the knowledge of our Mary Ann FIetcher's ability to dress. Xl. To Frances Pollard-VVe leave Jackie Deal's petite size so she will not be larger than the boys she dates. XII. To Ruth Williams-We leave the personality and friendliness of the editor of The Admiral staff, Frances Eure. We hope you'll become editor in 1950. XIII. To Miss Byrd-We leave our memories and appreciation for helping us get ready for graduation, and for having one of the best Senior Classes at Cradock. CWe'lI never forget those-history tests.l XIV. To Mrs. Richardson-Wle leave our thanks for helping us to get enough ads to pay for our annual. XV. To Mrs. Marjorie Weaver-We leave our greatest thanks for directing our class play. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed your direction. Thanks, Mrs. Weaver. XVI. To the Freshman Class-YVe leave our thanks for being such good sports at Supreme Court. You'll have your turn to be a mighty Senior and the privilege ofspanking the incoming Freshman, Ha! XVI I. To the Junior Class+VVe leave the responsibilities of being the Upper Classmenf' Always get ads when you go CI-le! I-Ie! they'll never catch me in the moviej and just remember to study hard Cso you can skip more often and will not be behind in your classesj XVIII. To the Student Councilfwe leave all the things we have wrecked and engraved upon, to be renewed or rebuilt. XIX. To Mr Haga, Mr. Hogan and Mr. Stenzel-XVe thank you from the bottom ofour hearts for your guidance and leadership. XX. To the Faculty-VVe leave our appreciation for all the things you have drilled into our minds. XXI. To Cradock High School-We leayeI?I .Grateful of course-because its the place where we have grown up. YVe have learned to love It and lf will remain in our minds forever. Anything that we have overlooked shall go to the custodian, to burn in order that he may keep the school warmer next winter. Signed in the presence of the Custodian Staff: Gisoaoe I-IARDY, T1-1oMAs Meteor, Dlck Reunion. SENIOR CLASS '49, C. H. S. nfflorzzry: JAMES HENRY' JoHNsoN, JR. C Slirk J V ALE DI CTORIAN SA LUTATORIAN CLYDE BRENNAMAN JEAN BRAGG Honor Students The Honor Roll is made up of Seniors who have maintained an 88 or above average for 3M years. Congratulations to these Seniors. lrffil row, hy? .fo righl: Angy Lou Culpepper, Eleanor Guthrie, Joan Bear, Dott Ann Cooper, Mary Ann Fletcher, Libby Brooks, Joyce Overton, Jean Savage, Leslie Foster, Alice Elliott. Second row, Inj! to rigid: Catherine Hans, Joyce VVhitehurst, Norma Gibbs, Diane Parker, Paige Carr, Betty Cummings, Kitty Avis, Jean Bragg, Carolyn Du Priest, Jacksie Whitehurst. Third row, lay? to right: Pat Abernathy, Nora Ewton, Billy Owens, Clyde Bren- nanian, Henry Carter, Edgar Lochstampfor, Bill Miller, Richard Ramsey, Travis Belcher, Dorothy Mclntyre, Doris Matthews. Absem: Ruby Sehlegler, Pat Hackney. Briefly Looking Back VVhile I was turning back the pages of time to find the history of this year's graduating class, a thought came to mind that the last four years may be compared to the seasons. In the happy, holiday, free summer we began our travel through the longest most memorable year of our lives. During this season and the next we were separated from many who are now our nearest and dearest friends, as many registered at Alexander Park. These young travellers did not choose leaders during their two-year stay at Alexander Park nor were they honored with a prom by their sophomore class when they were freshmen as was the class at Cradock. The theme of the lireshman-Sophomore Prom was St. Patrick's Day. The dance was given in the Cradock gymnasium. The Alexander Park freshmen did not have to suffer Supreme Court which gave them one advantage over us at Cradock who were caught like mfs in a trap. Cradock's summer leaders were: President, Henry Carterg Vice-President, Jack Leigh, Secretary, James Manserg Treasurer, Dysart CoNineg Sergeant-at-Arms, Dennis Viersg Sponsors, Mrs. Smith and the former Miss Lippard, now also a Mrs. Smith. During the fall four sophomore yearj our spirits fell as we realized since we were sup- posed to be adapted now to the new plan ofa different teacher and classroom for each subject, we were given responsibilities and restrictions. Wie were still separated from Alexander Park sophomores who this year managed to sponsor a Freshman-Sophomore Prom for their lower classmen in the Alexander Park gymnasium without customary election of ofiicers. However in Cradock leaders were again chosen: President, Joyce Overton, Vice-President, Peter Strange, Secretary, Pat Spear, Treasurer, Libby Brooks, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bruce Southerlandg Sponsors, Miss Bryant and Mrs. Forehand. Remembering how kind the sophomores had been to us at Cradock we sponsored a prom for our freshmen using as our theme Christmas and giving it in the Cradock auditorium. Then came winter. As juniors we did not get out much because this is the season of staying in and working if the future is to be smiled upon. As the juniors in all other years, we did not pay much attention to other classes, except we did give those seniors a Balloon Ball they would remember. The prom was held at the Petite Ball Room and this year the Nationals from Alexander Park were full faith Cradock Admirals, which made the occasion even more gala. The leaders elected this year were: President, Richand Ramsey, Vice-President, Eugene Cooper, Secretary, Libby Brooks, Treasurer, Sue Palmer, Sergeants-at-Arms, H. A. Keever and Henry Carter, Sponsor, Miss Duncan. As the hours change, so change the seasons and so came spring. Wie were mighty seniors, those travelling through the other seasons and our faculty instructors found us mighty, indeed-mighty bothersome. To command our due respect we did ruffle up the rats who were always underfoot, then as a peace offering we honored them with an exhibit of the procedures of Supreme Court. Those little camera-fiends got back at us on Senior Baby Day when we PROVED we were, oh! so dignihed! The seniors organized and presented for the graduation play the production VVho Killed Aunt Caroline? Shortly after, we were honored by the juniors with a prom given at the Suburban Country Club. For our spring leaders wre elected: President, Jim Anthony, Vice-President, Eugene Cooper, Secretary, ,loyce Overton, Treasurer, Joe McLendong Sponsor, Miss Byrd. Yes, spring is here and we are about to go through the seasons again as beginners in the summer of college, business, or other fields and for all of us there are new friends to win and new experiences to meet, all for the benefit and advancement of our knowledge. Spring is now drawing to its close and as the new sprouts on trees we branch to new fields with high hopes of becoming beautiful blossoms for all to see and admire. NORMA IVIAE GIBBS Poems and Songs OUR TOUR Beneath this common sky it lay- That is Cradock-our school-in which from day to day YVe garnered knowledge and built a frame For the things to come and our life's big aim. Our problems and hardships we learned to bear Yet were compensated in each affair For all that we tried and all that we gained We are proud to boast of our progress and fame. Mingled are feelings of folk we have known, Throughout the years their friendship has shone. Today we learn, tomorrow we lead, Has come to be our seniors' creed. 7 With goal now accomplished, we leave these scenes, Of youth and happy high school dreams, To face the world-severe and strong For we contain the ruling throng Destined to conquer and endure. We graduate and we start life's tour. Our jovc E Ov E a'ro N MY SENIOR YEAR senior year is passing by Deep in our hearts we all shall cry The We' Our The Our caps and gowns will soon be here ll miss the things we love so dear. history teacher with all her notes pupil that told those corny jokes. English work books, not quite right The Freshmen that look at us in fright. Our principal, who's always busy The football scores that made us dizzy That awful bell that ended art Those tESt papers we tore apart. The night of the Jr.-Sr. Prom, The report cards that we gave to Mom Trying out for different things Laughing at those silly flings. These are the things we'll never forget Vile did things too that we'll always regret And in our hearts we'll treasure the past March into the future that is so vast. KATHY' Askew Tune-APRIL SHOWERS From thee dear Cradock, We now depart. We hold thy mem'ries, So dear to heart. A nd as we leave thee, We hope and pray, That all the years to come will hold A the best,- s you go on your way. We'll not forget thee in years to come, For we have realized you're next to home. Now as we tnru toward the future, And wipe away the tears, We'll think of you forever through the years. E. Locu s'rAMProR A CLASS POEM School days are over, and now, We face the vast world today, Ever we'll remember thy teaching, Remember us, dear Cradock, we pray. As we shape our lives from the foundation, VVhich thou, dear Cradock, hast laid, All credit will ever be given thee For the vessels thou hast made. May each of us be a symbol Of thy spirit and thy love, And for the privilege of knowing thee, May we thank our Father above. JEAN Ba.-too A CLASS POEM And now at last, the time draws near To leave dear Cradock Highg Please overlook this little tear ln the corner of my eyeg lt's just that all the memories Start crowding round today, Of all the wonderful happy times You've given me each day, You've taught me of our country's laws And how to understand, You've taught me all the wonders Of this grand and glorious land, And now at last, l'm leaving you You've been a friend to all, Goodbye dear old Cradock I know you'll never fall. JANET Sr-mwvek THE ALMA MATER Young voices rise in honor and love As strains of the Alma Mater float above. The words are joyful, yet somehow sad, A boy knows he is no longer a lad. A girl thinks of the wonderul times spent here And feels upon her cheeck a small, damp tear. To Seniors the Alma Mater seems to say more As it means the closing ofa quiet door The words tell ofjoy soon to be left behind, Of the teachers and friends so helpful and kind They tell of memories never to be lost, But for the future, we must pay the cost! ' We hate to leave but all through the years This song and tune will comfort our fears. The words will give courage and strength to each And help us as for a bright star we reach. Always when feeling downhearted and blue We'll sing this song and think-Cradock Hi, of you. Bi2'r'rY CUMMINCS Tram-AULD LANG SYNE As we prepare to take our leave And from our dear friends part We think of all the years we spent ln the school so near our hearts. To dear old Cradock High, our school To dear old Cradock High. XVe owe the best years of our life, And love as years go by. PAT ABERNATHY SENIOR PLAY Mus. ELEANOR AGNES, aged 24 ....,,......,........,.....,............. . RICCY, aged 17 Baum., aged 15 ...,.,.... . . CICELY, aged 10 .,...........,. 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Slfcrelruly EA R N EST PRICE ................... ......... T reamrer Geoncs DAGGETT, BUCK Coxf1fMAN ..,. . . .Sergezmfs-at-firms Mns. G. F. WILLIAMS ......,....... ........... S pomor JUNIOR HOME ROOM TEACHERS From: Miss West, Miss Hathaway, Miss Bryant. Back: Miss Waite, Mrs. Davis, Miss , Credle, Mrs. Williams, Miss Wright. MISS WEST Front row, left to right: jerry Gardner, Emma Hall, Dorothy Everett, joan Gayle, Barbara Fagg, Charlotte Hardt, Gladys Hasty, Loretta l-lunnell, Tal- mage Gwaltney, jackie Spencer, Mary Ruth Fentress, Martha Rhea Greene, Lillian Foster. Second raw, left to right: Vernon Harris, Damon Grimes, Vernon England, Her- bert Harlow, Milton Elliott, Herbert Fletcher, james Guthrie, joe Mounie, Earl Norris, Miss West, Third row: Charles Goodrich, Dewey Fussell, C. G. Eason, Wesley Goodrich, ,loc Gayle, Billy Feimestcr, Sonny Hall, Don Newsome. Absent: Roy Griggs, ,lack Edmonds, Sylvia Evans. MRS. DAVIS First row, ltjfl to right: jackie Dunford, Sarah Brown, Delores Reardon, Nancy DeLorme, Margaret Rasniclc, Betty Crews, Madeline Darley, Mary E. Cox, Patricia Daniels, Grace Britt, Iris Davenport, Geraldine Cole, Anne Butler, Second row, lefl lu right: Robert Deans, Don Carruthers, Burt Donaldson, joe Budd, Arthur Creamer. Georg Dag- gett, Van Dickens. Buck ffman, Mrs. Davis. Third row, left to riglil: Dickie Crews, Ray Norris, Lowell Dickerson, Charles Clark, Robert Brown, James Fetters, Dickie Cato, Fred Lundie, Ray Dunn. ALMO T m , 1 mama oww-H ii 85.335-m W sos E Muscles QPD Strutting Buddies Under lock and key -lust met Monkeys Skipping gym That is one to look at it! VVo1'king hard Dickie? .Hot shot reporters-Quill and Scroll! Bicycle built for four Looking pretty Racers CPD Height of laziness Look at the legs Is it goocl? Drug store cow girls Off the record Lovers Totem pole Messing around Lovely weather Triplets THERE V - 5551 ve W M f, mm- mm .nm Q55 MISS CREDLE Front raw, Id! to riglil: Betty Aultman, Marjorie Brinkley, Barbara Baker, Betty Beal. Joan Anderson, Anna Berryhill, Vivian Beckham, Juanita Bowen, Patricia Benheld, Nina Lou Bright, Frances Anderton, Sha ron Bright, Josephine Barber, Second raw: Ray Boggs, Dwayne Black, Harold Barnes, Robert Aultman, Tom Ashby, Bill Bradley, Harry Anderson, Eddie Odom, Eugene Brickhouse, Charles Brigman, Miss Credlc. Third raw: Nichola Cardamonc, Kirby Brinson, Edmund Barnetrc. James Baker, Charles Bass, Billy Brennan, Morgan Belcher, John Branch. Abscnlfrom picture: Sylvia Braddy, Joy Barnes, Martic Barnette. MISS WAITE Firxl row, left Io riahl: Earnest Price, Jcfl' Wimberly, Bill Tyler, Maury White, Frank Waff, Donnie Wimliverly, Ray White, Donald Phleglcr. Second row: May Wood, Barbara Watkins, Roberta Smith, Irma Wood- ard, Barbara Williams, Virginia Wat- son, Margaret Weaver, Velda Williams, Janie Schlcgel, Joanne Zoll, Margaret Young, Janice White. 'Third row: Dan Mallison, Bobby Lumpp, Ronald Wilkie, Joseph Puhlick, Marie Woods, Ruth Vililliams, Delores Watson, Eugene Worley, Franklin Wallace, Frank Poythress, H. L. Moore, Miss Waite. MISS I-IATHAWAY First mm, lofi lo right: Jeannette Rieord, Vara jones, Betty I-lilclerlnrand, Vivian Wright, Barbara jopson, Eleunorjones, Martha Linker, Doris Jolly, Carol Smith, Mary Ann Kraft, Virginia Lanier, Barham Lewis. Sr-:mul row: Whitney Lc Comme, Phillip Latham, Tommy Kincaid, Hubert Owslcy, Furniiold Phillips, Richard l-ludsnn, Donald Lankford, Marlin Lindsay, Miss Betty jane l-lathuway. Third row: Billy jones, Al Lassiter. Williai11 Parker, Carey Lee, Clyde Mabry, Averett Philpott, Robert Knuggs, Frank Day, Absent from picluru: Bcity Lou josey, Nellie Kelly. MISS WRIGHT Firsl row, left to right: jo Ann Tolbert, Jean Story, Shirley Lyon, Evelyn Snellings, Virginia Robinson, Betty Schwab, Doris Sellers, Lynear Simpson. Jane Rouse, Mae Rogerson, Shirley Deal, Marion Rngerson. -Second row: Thomas Soboleski, Billy Reid, Ray Stallings, ,games Tyler, Robert Mitchell, James l ussell, james Boyd, Derl Sloan, Miss Wright. 'Third row: Allan Schu eld, Paris 'I'l1ompson, Eddie Means, gill Stiles, Marvin Stegall, Jimmy lihomas, Charles Sykes, Vernon Smith, Robert Shoclcley. Absw1!:Kenncth McManus, Anne Rowe. A4 , ,, , . il . 'x,5.. V f JA l if ws ie uf .- ,Liam H ll? N s 'I i 9, N wi., 5 ' Z : ',::: Sl H ' .:4,,.. - ,' ,1I '7 i', I ' riidwi-'LE -r' wt ,Q fig, nal .W 723 .8 .f ,,-, -. .i ' MISS BRYANT First row, lefl to right: Glenna Miller, Betty Arm Moore, Georgia McNemar, Ruth Forman, Betsy Daugherty, G'Nell Riddick. Second row: Ann Tarleton, Nancy Mitchell, L'lalane Adams, Peggy Fer- guson, Betty Mclntyrt-, Miss ryant. Third row: Plly Mister, Alice Randolph, jean Thompson, Joyce Raley, Hilda Martin, MRS. WILLIAMS First raw, left to right: LaRue Norris, Dorothy XVakefield, Mary Pettit, Alta Upton. Connie Edge, Polly Pope. Second row: Peggy Hamilton, Dorma Price, Carolyn Priest, Martha Frost, Sonya Raike. 'Third row: jean Wager, Nlary Knaggs, Betty Vance, Patty rice. Ahxent: Nancy Boughnou. M mn as , ,. ,V mama MWA H8851 H wwf SSA-A Y nw, N Hia we V -Us aka 81, as v swf' :gym M-A Umwwglgi H zmnwf2i?a:f-435325 lfmgggaghgggrfi My E M,mmg,E.pH5g32 Hamm :W MH YWWWQENH 15 - .ww div-Sage-iww m ummwrzw-fwiviwgim in Mm MH Hgagamjga- gm: 1-ww .fwwwvmmt wmv- .I ll 1 1,4 , My I M, r' ,, - ,,.-. .,. in Q x :f. Lys: '11 3, . , M W i .aw- - . r AN 7 an 4 .1 -,wg- X U - W -X M 93 5 asf' T ' ' 2 f' Q ,- 3 K ul HEwa?,11EHza:Ls'S,5flWW35:Y '4. I. N: ,qgsf ty W' HN 1 .. ,, eff' 4 1:5-19 uf -A W x,s-www mfgwwy in-Q51 M :L l, 7 T ' M , D, 2 E ln. , - MMwwwmgmmgvhszgf- -. 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Pre.viz1'ent BARBARA WYGAL. . . . . . Vire-President SUSI iz MA N N .... , .,............................,.................... Secretary MIIQIAM Lewis ..... . . .4..,.,,..,..,. ..... ........ . .............,... T 1 'easuref' It has been a privilege that we have all enjoyed, to be Freshmen this year. VVe hope the rest of our years at Cradock will be as successful and thrilling as this year has been. The president of our Freshman Class and our sponsors have been very prompt in conducting the meetings and in helping us to become acquainted with the clubs and activities of our first year in Cradock Hi. The clubs have been most interesting and we have enjoyed them. We hate to see the Seniors go, as they have been very friendly and nice. VVe surely shall miss them! FRESHMAN ADVISORS Silling: Miss Leitner, Miss Carper, Mrs. Darden, Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. Pierce. Slrmrling: Mr. Wilkinson, Miss Brown. i l rp l MISS FITZGERALD First row, lell lo right: Pat Meeker, Clara Mae Lauderdale, Helen Coston, Norma Cline, ,lean Broome, Barbara Atkins, Betty Griiiin, Joyce Bratcher, Barbara Merixveather, Shirley Davis, Frances Finch. Second rmu: Lucy Smith, Sara Heirs, flxy Cox, Harold VVull, Richard Klopfer, Carson Lamm, john Koziol, Phillip Connella, Robert Wimberly, Kenneth Bowyer, Russell Williford, I'-Iarlcv Pruitt, Elizabeth Newton, Mary Lois Overeash, Miss C, M. Fitzgerald. Third row: Billy Fislwer, Dickie Blosscr. Dean Daugherty, Lloyd Sehueller, Bert Hughes, Ro De Hart, Linwood Buck- ner, Ralph Cfrawson, Freddie Aclltins. MISS BROWN Firsl row, lefl lo riglxl: Connie Scaff, Elsa Sumner, Betty Jean Longstreet, Shirley Moore, Barbara Barrett, Frankie Rggan, Evelyn Casey, Mavis Daniels, arolene Newton, Nancy Webb, Helen Bradshaw, Ruth Ash' worth. Second row: Garnet Grimm, Betty Briggs, Robert Crabtree, Rolnert Smith, George Hutchinson, Bob Melvin, Billie Escue, Ray Williamson, Billy Bright, Clifton Redditt, Maurice Cullen, Jane Mathexvs, Patricia Purdue. Third row: William Benson, Robert Couch, Jackson Wharam, Eugene Aliff, William Harris, John Page, Robert Brown, Curtis Cahoon, Kenneth Revels, Donald Becker, James Lee. MISS CARPER First row: Doris Lipparcl, joyce Elliott, Josephine McPherson, Shirley, Harlow Sarah Ainsley, Barbara Prior, Betty Wiggs, Billie Estep, Delores Vick, Shirley Stevens, Helen Anderson, Miriam Lewis. Semnrl row: Shirley Lassiter, Derrell Beniield, Wayne Windley, Virgil Groff, Charles lvlathews Mayo Clark, Loren Tompkins, Billy Barnes, Billy Colirain, Lena Newsome, Peggy Ayers. 'Uiird row: jimmy Early, Billy Norris, Prank Abernathy, Daniel Brockwcll, Ray Edmondson, jimmy Thompson, Charles Williams. Barry Bridgeman, Keith NVard. Absent: Charles Massey, John Tucker. 2 ,Q A ss num mai n Ks 5- ,K . W :si K 1if.4,.Wi1sf,, Ew,2,s..EEf3s -HBH!-X HBQSXE 'X SSXSS aim , x x MRS. DARDEN First row, Iefl lo rii1l1l.' Norma Fry, Garniel Bennett, Barbara Newman, Joyce Spivcv, Wanda Pope, Sarah Gunsauley, Beverly Wertz, Barbara Sexton, Martha Kirkpatrick, Ella Mae gflcspie, Barbara Ann Morgan, janet wer, Second row: Bob Harveg, james Buck, Cordon Harpenjimmy urgess, Jimmy Reneau, jerry Angus, Charles Perkins, Oscar Barrow, Kieth Founds, Bnhlwy Reeves, Mrs. Darden. Third raw: Sidney Eddins, Rudolph Simpson, Benjamin Brown, David Hawkins, Arthur Newcomb, George Burgess, Walter Lum p, john Haines. Franklin Du Priest, Carl White. Alnrenlfrum picture. ,john Vfinters. MISS LEITNER First row, lqfl to right: Mar Lassiter, Geraldine Carr, Louise Wright, jo Ann Morgan, Nylcne Amick, Anne Spivey. Martha Sue Peed, Ruby Cook, Helen Williamson, Raye Simpson, Sylvia Coltrain, Carolee Smith. Second row, left lo right: Stephen Linker. Douglas Hardee, Marion Atwater, Christine McKee, Rita Nicolau, Laura Gentry, Delores Honeycutt, Betty Daggctt, Margaret Ann Duke, ,Janet White, jane Fisher, Tommy Dejar- nette. Dickie Caffee, Miss Leitner. Third row, lvfl lo right: Billy Rowe. Onald Queen, Gayle Ballance, Thomas Brooks, Herbert .arrer, Harry Bartlett, Eolzluy Powers, George Senn, Rodney ervm. MRS. PIERCE First raw, Iefl In right: Alice Smith, Betty Jean Foster, Wiriilred Barnes, Sarah Coffy. Jean Ramsey, Barbara Motil-aa, Barbara Johnston, Martha Eanes, Judith Mason, Sandra Petiy, Peggy Counts, Frances Long, Belly Bullard, Joanne Bliss. Second row: John Pipkin, Bnh Slager. Betty Jane Deal, Audrey Moore, Jackie Morris, Lois Dearman, Barbara Peterson, Sylvia Ricord, l'.nwcll Eller, Roy Lee Campbell, Mrs, Pierce. Third row: Harold McManus, Sammy Garris, Joe Black, Stanley Stuart, Pete Jones, Phillip Beck, Woodson Wright, Lindsay Dail, Jack Barmn, Richard Neirman. Absent from picture: Glenda Gerhard. MR. WILKINSON First raw, left In righl: Katherine McGee, Frances Pollard, S ble Daughtie, Phyllis Sawyer, Katlllrine WC3lhBfS, Doris Wilkins, Sue Mann, Lillian Johns- ION, Elsie Barnes. Second row: Carltari Dail, Lcstcr Edwards, Elizaheth Weaver, Patricia Kennan, Barbara Wygal, Dorlhy New- man, Vernon Critzer, W. C. Young, 'Third row: Bill Boyd, Russell Bough- nou, Fred De Jarneuz, Aubrey Ramsev, Eqnald Grimes, Gary Markham, John eu ey. Absent from picture: Richard Moore. f - .4 4 , ., was QP fi W' , . X ,A elk HERE WE G0 Having a good time? . . . Legs galore . . . Cutie pies . . . Five of a kind . . . Eating peanuts . . . Hanging around . . . Starting young . . . Loafing . . . Posing . . . Skip- ping class . . . Three Stooges . . . Shop workers. ihlrziir 'IF' -ii Fir!! row: Bob Melvin, Billy Escue, Bobby Smith, ManagerJ. Second row: Jimmy Thomas, Ernest Price, Coach Barnes, Co-Captain Eugene Worley, CofCaptain Eugene Cooper, Coach Thomas, Slick johnson, Jim Anthony. Third row: Harry Bartlett, Charles Sykes, James Buck, Horace Bryant. Fourth row: Douglas Hardee, Maury White, Billy Coltrain, Philip Canella, Oscar Barrow, Hubert Owsley, Billy Barnes, John Pipkin, Joe Simons, Roy Griggs, Fifth row: John Parker, Tommy Kincaid, Charles Bass, Donald Grimes, Eugene Aliff, Linwood Buckner, Dickie Blosser, Robert Knaggs. Sixth row: Jimmy Reneau, Robert Stager, George Daggett, Buck Coffman. Seventh row: Frank Wai, Joe McLendon, Vernon England, H. A. Keever. Eighth row: Robert Brown, Reggie Sweat, Bert Hughes, Curtis Cahoon, Philip Latham. Ninth row: George Senn, Richard Butler. FOOTBALL The Admirals greeted two new coaches this year in Head Coach Vernon Barnes and Assistant Coach Jack Thomas. For the first time in the school's history, the Admirals went into Group I standing. Although the Admirals did not have a very good season, they showed great spirit and were fighting all the way, whether they were winning or losing. The worst defeat handed the Admirals this season was by Churchland who de- feated the Barnesmen, 16-0. This was the first time the Truckers had defeated the Admirals in thirteen years. Slick Johnson, Jim Anthony, Earnest Price, and Eugene Cooper led the backfield for the 1948 season, while Buck Coffman, Eugene Worley, and Roy Griggs led the line. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1948 Score Cradock Opp. :':Sept. 18-Cradock at Granby ........ . . 0 34 Sept. 25-South Norfolk at Cradock. , . 6 0 'Oct. 1-Cradock at Fairfax ........,. 7 6 Oct. 8-Cradock at Wilson ..,........... 6 20 : Oct. 15-VVarwick County at Cradock ....... 0 12 Oct. 23-Great Bridge-Hickory at Cradock. . . 33 0 Oct. 29-Cradock at Suffolk .......,....... 0 35 fNov. 5-Norview at Cradock ............ 0 14 Nov. 12-Churchland at Cradock. . . 0 16 gGroup I Conference games. CO-CAPTAINS E. COOPER, Fullback E. WORLEY, Tackle MR. THOMAS, Conch MR. BARNES, Coach 7 -- 'i- -1491, mx ' ' A -B-L v N. -' . 'J' wfxnw' N1 , -4, JIM ANTHONY The Cradock Sports Club made its annual football award to Jim Anthony. The Sports Club chose Anthony as being the Most Outstanding Football Player of l948. Jim re- ceived the award at a banquet given in his honor. Jim is not only outstanding in football but he also takes part in school activities. He is President of the Senior Class, President of the Presidents' Club, and is in the Mono- gram Club and a member of The Admiral Staff. Jim played a year of football at Alexander Park before he came to Cradock. He plays right halfback, and is a stand- out on defense as well as oH'ense. Jim also plays basketball and baseball. Jim's playing days are over at Cradoek High but we wish him lots of luck in his football career. J. ANTHONY, Half , tx -W 4 in M - -a V as li 4 s : I - ' LQ A. ' .. in - , -A - aa., ' seals :' sn. . w ,.. mt 1 i ' 1 ..if -4' ' ww: - i i ,W. 'ina ix-:- QMV. 2 i N5 ' '. - G. DAGGER1., Tmkle E. PRICE, Hay F. WAFF, Gzmm' usa' I - lg- - ,, ,.i. r . - if V. li., : . l -n- ' , ix K: ' X -uv -W ii nz ' x W .lx . y x H, A, KEEVER, Guard JOHNSON, Qzuzrterbzzrk C. CAI-mow, Center wg 1 E B. COFFMAN, Gzmra' R. Gruocs, End T. KINCAID, End ' M ,.- siwu - dm ,W :sv Us nv --1 - V nm af E I. MCLENDON, Guard BUCK, fyllllgllflc' LATHAM, Cenler mm Sw R. STAGER, Guard D. HARDEE, End R. KRAGGS, Guard Q, - Z.. fMW R. SWEAT, Gziard J. PARKER, Guard C. Swans, Cenler xmveffed CGW R. BROWN R. Bu'r1.E1a Guard Tarkle -iw V. ENGLAND G. SENN Tackle End M. Wm-ra R. STILES Hal THOMAS, Taclcla J. RENEAN, Guard D. B1.ossEv., Tarkle H. BA ru'LE'r'r, QIll17'lJ7'bIlt'k C. AMICK, End, J. SIMONS, Haybnck A vw H Z KRW VXVNBE 'AW EE ,Q WWE M M X X B M in CHEERLEADER Fir.vz1-ow: Libby Brooks, Sue Palmer. Semndraw: Billie Sue Bohannon, Mary Ruth Fentress, Barbara Lewis, Joyce Overton, Nina Lou Bright, Barbara Watkins, Barbara VVeikert, Jackie Deal. Head C heerleader S ponfor Head Cheerlwzzlfr 3 i Y 1 1 5 5 in -413. LIBBY Braooxs Miss Da Srmzo Sus PALMER BOYS' BASKETBALL Fim' row: Coach Thomas, Co-Captain Slick johnson, Co-Captain Roy Griggs, Philip Canella, Manager. Seward raw: Eugene Aliff, Jim Anthony, Aubrey Ramsey, Tommy Kincaid, Richard Butler, Oscar Barrow, Sonny Beck, Joe Simons, Charles Sykes. Cradock's Basketball Admirals entered into Group I competition for the first time during the past season. The Admirals with only one returning letterman, reporting to Coach Jack Thomas last November, had to completely rebuild the varsity team. The future looks brighter For the 1949-50 season with the return of three starting varsity boys. The Admirals' won and lost column for the 48-49 season was not impressive, winning one conference game, while losing thirteen. The Admirals ended their season with four victories -and sixteen defeats. Captain 7ll71i07' Varsity Capmin Co-Crzpmim of Varsity jllnim- Ifm-,rilrv CHARLES Svkss Rox' GRIGGS Suck joHNsoN EUGENE Ann- Vars1ty Basketball and Scores Opp. Cradock Opp. Cradoclt Cradock at Norview ...... 40 23 VVilson at Cradock ........ 49 24 SuH olk at Cradock ....... 38 29 Cradock at S. Norfolk .... 39 38 Cradock at Churchland. . . 14 27 Hampton at Cradock ..... 58 21 Cradock at Maury ....... 38 27 Norview at Cradock ,..... 31 28 Cradock at Granby ...... 44 24 Granby at Cradock ....... 53 26 S. Norfolk at Cradock .... 33 34 Maury at Cradock ........ 50 18 Cradock at Warwick ..... 43 38 Churchland at Cradock. . . 23 33 Cradock at Hampton ..... 51 27 Cradock at VVilson ........ 52 11 5 Newport News at Cradock 52 24 W7arwick at Cradock ...... 27 48 Cradock at Suffolk ...... 45 36 Cradock at Newport News. 55 30 1 .M Osrmz Bmumow GUARU W C, Um Aww-ao uv Foawmo Toe Su-aonsl ' Tomw Kanrcmb Gamma Li Csnrrznf 5AUbREf'RAM5EY SUNNY BEEK ,Foa wAnb Q K FURWARO JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL . Y il, , C , J Y' 1 Fin! row: Billy Reid, Harry Bartlett, Jimm Ralph Carson, Manager, Marty Barnett, Gary ' ' 1- ,g f r 1 'W xl . Qvznwl - A ,QF VI A is -Q Q SWA tr mm lv , , ff Wi 'S ' :V 5 s, 11 w Li F in Q 54 Z 'R -.sr 2' , f ' A - ' ..:Il ,A W -:-Y 5-1 H 1 knjf' Q -, -. - igjfgg , W ,mg lf Q B fffg9'i7?'M 'J' R 251 af 21 M-Q J A WW? E ii N fl, 55 M, g, -' 212 nntp.. X4 -5 VW' rw wt'- I ' N M BILCQK 'Refi R' ' Wy fb' BX W1 xr 5 A g .1 , ,vi s J I Xt. 'F 2 Wm' K 181 'i 3 1 I l . rg, Q l gi, J 1 G 'CL fn, 1 Y I' 4 2 .G-A RY Exams Eames y Reneau, Robert Crabtree, Manager. S1t'l'077d mu Seigle, Robert Stager, Conch Barnes. 1 l M23 ' I A 4 3' qv sz N ,rs 'Y 'R X Rx B , 1 X l , A' JIMMY'-RENEAU CEN-ren EQCBQRPWM -, . .C . . f Hg .. o , If liii -1 .Q - IQ - Qffxg . ' .. ,J-5 ,,.' , 215.4 rz. 1 ' ' 1 , .. , y jig-f Lz- 3 5 lvl A . X ,,'A rr t ' 4: : MMT-f BMNE11-E A HARRY Bmmrrf ' Bob STAGER ' , Vrlfqgwmp . Fonwmxn 1 ' Gumw IQ, J. V. CHEERLEADERS Iilmzl: Anne Butler, Ruby Schlegler. Back: Virginia VVz1tson, Sue Mann, Jenn Storey, Jane Oliver Miriam Lewis, Barbara Ferebee, Mary Ann Kraft, Betty Schwab. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES AND SCORES Opp. Cradock Cradock at Maury. . . . . . 34 183 Cradock at Granby ............. -L8 5l'k South Norfolk at Cradock ....... 22 26 Cradock at Warwick ....,.. . 19 32? Newport News at Crndoek. . . . 3696 Cradock at Suffolk ....... -L0 VVilson at Cradock ....... 214: Cmdock at South Norfolk ..,.... 39 Norview at Cradock ..,.., 1896 Granby :lt Cradock ..... 283 Maury at Cradoek ....... 355: Churchland at Cradoek. . . 37 Craclock at Wfilson .,... .. . 263 Vllarwick at Cradock ...... -IVF Crnclock :lt Newport News 23? :lzfonlierence games. Y. V. Sponsor: MISS WA1'rE Miss WIUGHT GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Cradock Admiralettes started oil' with an exciting season tying their First game with NOf.VlCW 30-30. This set the tempo for the rest ofthe year as the team went on to win 7 out of 10 games. The. Admiralettes were not included in a league this year because of the change in school classification. They surpassed their scoring average of last year of 23.2 with a 24.6 percent average per game for 1948-49. There was a total of 246 points scored this year. We wish the best of luck to Lucy Smith, Polly Pope, Frances Anderton, Joyce Raley, Mary Elizabeth Cox, Dolores Vick, Barbara Watkins, Virginia VVatson, Nina Lou Bright, Beverly Werz, Virginia Robinson, and Rita Nicolau on next year's squad 01649-50. VVe also wish to thank our enthusiastic coaches and assistants for their untiring effort and their inspiration which helped to make our team a success. A PRAYER FOR OUR CRADOCK TEAM God bless our team and help us to be The kind of girls you like to see. Keep our bodies quick and strong, Deny us from doing others wrong. Help us to play with all our might, Help us to win this game tonight, And to the rules may we abide, For Lord, we know thou art by our side! Bless our coaches-give them insight That they'll make decisions which are right. Keep the officials unprejudiced and fair, And also us, Lord, for this is our prayer: Whether we win, or whether we lose Make us play clean, and then if you choose, May we be the victors, may we be supreme. -But, God bless us all, and take care ofour team! A111611 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row: Libby Brooks, Sue Palmer, Joyce Raley QCO-Captainj, Butch Groff ICO-Captainj, Joyce Overton, Betty Griiin, Margaret Hunsucker, Virginia Robinson. Back row: Miss Waite CCoachj, Virginia Lanier, Manager, Polly Pope, Betty Matthews, Rita Nicolau, Nina Lou Bright, Ruby Schlegler, Virginia Watson, Mary Cox, Patty Williams, Lucy Smith, Beverly Wertz, Frances Anderton, Delores Vick, Barbara Watkins, Frances Eure, Manager, Miss Wright, Coach. Dec. 7-Cradock .... 30 Norview .... . . .30 Dec. 9-Craclock .... 28 Suffolk ........,.. . . .33 Dec. 15-Cradock ..,. 21 Churchland .......... . . .10 -Ian. 12-Cradock .,.. 20 A. P. Shamtocks . . . . . .18 Jan. 21-Craclock .... .... 2 4 Mathew-Whaley. . . . . .21 Feb. 4-Cradock .... .... 1 7 A. P. Shamrocks . . . . . . .20 Feb. 8-Cradock .... 28 Norview ........... .... 2 1 Feb. 1-1 Cradock .... 32 St. Paul ........... .... 2 7 Feb. 17 Cradock .... 21 A. P. Shamrocl4s . . . . . .11 Feb. 19 Cradock .................. 23 Churchland. ....... .... 1 8 i -Wffis 5 EL--. I ,Nao HSN Hua: r M55 mn f'nw ,. el A Na Wa it K!-S 1 5,255 X 2, xgrfxm- f, ' my 2. W Q ' 'sqiifrzw ct 11.1 4- , :fb f jig gsfggigzigi: 15' 8, 1 :ra S. HH pa: Q2 11 X' mfg? i 1, r x ,. Q . fb ry. -vs: J 3M ' :S mi' - .' 1, .1 ji 1. gf i ,-qi ' 7 ' 5 ' ti m WI. , . f ff? fa. - A on fr' ' ,. 04117111-267' VIRGINM LANIER CKJIIFAHJ flllnygggr Mass VVRIGH1' Miss WAITE FRANCES EURE -2 GIRL ' BASKETBALL XX. XM. .XX M 'X LXHXXXMV -.:.- . X . 21.5 -, M ,Xi-:X X N Q I -Q, XX E E --5, Z A H ss Eg A XX K Y mx- e- - , XXX, V W MZ ia K X X. gif X E5 .XX ' X X W M 1 X, .- . it I M : - BX. E! .XL I 21.5.1-:-ZXXL.. 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L iii Q ,wig W Az 'E s Q Q : X X 'Al X X 1 1 R 'if 3 1 gi,-.MX-X 1 as , X Emfilf MTXXE -X H E E I HXX 'E 2 f A X M 5 3 A . .. Q if jg E Q 5 ,gin X , G X X, ,,,, ,F mu XX X L us Xie, fm.-asf. s3ffi51 5' XX 1 X X X H' X M If f, Fonwamn 9 55 L ,ig 2 GIRLS' BASKETBALL J ffovca Rnuzv Foawu. n j Dopoxsa GUARD . ' f ' V 5 . , 'v,,gv 3, Q ' Q . 2 L' in... 32: , 5 .ggi if 1 Y z - 1,-, 'VN ...,,.. W f . 1 Q , .V '- Q ff? W W, M ,, ,, , ' -M 5 -, , ': ' gy WE' EVILFTAIN Bun-:H Gans? Q , umm ,Q , F I 7 , . . I A onwnko T r K ' I mi, - :P . l I if P 4 L '1 V f Q' 3 -'A S' 1 5 ' i ' 'f ' Sf., ' ' ' I. JZ' ' ' Y. 3 1 T55 K 1 ' TPQQSW -' -3 I W 9 - . Vg, v A , I :H,,t,Jf' I KRD if ' A 1 ' I I : 1 4 X 1 ff 4 .5 L 'i if , ' 74 L ' ' ' :G 5 7 A VW V. 3 5' M i , k k.', , 3 , , I 2 . f FILA Nuzxoum W Av-www-3' G I ' Faux Pav: I Nmalou Bmc-p-rr W .A A L ..Lf'1'frf,AA, 1 I Gufmo Q A i Gum-eo BASEBALL . First raw: Bob Harvey, Ray White, Philip Latham, Johnny Branch, Sonny Beck, Dewey Fussell, Bobby Smith, C. G. Eason. Second raw: Philip Cannella, Mr. Burke, Assistant Coach, Bobby Lumpp, Jim Anthony, George Senn, Stanley Evans, Carlton Hill, Dwayne Black, J. C. Price, Curtis Cahoon, Robert Crabtree, John Kodiak, Coach Thomas. SCHEDULE FOR 1949 March 29-Cradock vs. South Norfolk There April 5-Cradock vs. Norview ..... Here ' April 8-Cradock vs. Granby ...... There: April 11-Cradock vs. Great Bridge. Here April 19-Cradock vs. Wfarwick .... Here 4' April 25-Cradock vs. Wilson .,... Thereil' April 29-Cradock vs Maury. .... Therei May 3-Cradock vs. Granby .... Here if May 6-Cradock vs. Norview. . . 'I'here ' May 10-Cradock vs. VVilson ..,.. Here it May 13-Cradock vs. Warwick ........ .... T heres' May 17-Cradock vs South Norfolk Here May 20-Craclock vs Maury ....... Here May 24-Cradock vs. Great Bridge. There :kGroup I Conference games. SGFTBALL First row: Frances Anderton, Polly Pope, Clara Lauderdale, Joyce Raley, jean Newsome, Margaret Hunsucker, June Skelton, Lucy Smith, Sybil Doughtie. Serand row: Miss Wright, Shirley Lyons, Betty Matthews, V1v11n Wright, Rita Nicolau, Geraldine Carr, Alta Upton, Pat Benfield, Patty Williams, Butch Groff Joan Anderson Helen Anderson, Delores Vick, Alice Randolph, Miss Waite. April 19 April 26 May 3 May 10 May 17- Cradock .... Norview ..... . . . Great Bridge .... . . . Cradock ..... . , . Craclock .... . . .Portlock , . .Cradock . . .Cradock Deep Creek Churchland TRACK First row: Robert Stager, Fred Dejarnette, Herb Carter, Pete Jones, Gene Brickhouse, Joe Moonic, Harry Bartlett, Robert Knags, Bill Stiles, Robert Brown, Charles Matthews, Billy Bradly. Seconrl row: Earl Norris, Manager, Maury White, David Hawkins, Carl VVhite, jimmy Reneau, Roy Griggs, Edmond Barnette, Richard Butler, Woody Wright, Bruce Southerland, Allan Moore, Tommy Kincaid, Ray Spires, James Guthrie, Ray Boggs, Pete Lee, John Pipkin, Coach Barnes. 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X., ..-,X .-Vw--fm' f -1 -..- --Xe 1' ' .av M M1 17,. 1 -3 s. , I-I I..- I J KW . X ' ' ' WV W Mn IAQ X' , :... -I, ' ' . 'ff fw' X . X ,2XXvf? If S ' 4.1, A . . .V Wi, 'X' ' P 1lf.,f,X'X-Wi., Q, A Cwgaur ahnmrf V MWM5a ...,. Tlufx E WTS-as XXXXXXXX XMWX XE. -X. 3' L:-XXX EXE XX X.. WXXX .X.' -X XXX XI.XX HENRY CARTER BETTY CUMMINGS DWAVNE BLACK Berry Lou JOHNSTON Miss West Student Cooperative Association OFFICERS H E N RY CA are R .... .,,..,..... ....... I J zwidwzl Dwa Y N ia B LAC sz ...... .... I fin'-P7'z'Jidcl1t BETTY C UMMI Nos ...... ....... S ccretafy B ETTY Lo U Jo H N STO N ,... ,,., T reanzrm' Miss Ei.,1zAisE'rH West ..... ..,... . . . .... Sponsor The Student Council started the year off by setting up four important objectives which were to be the goal for us to work toward. The Hrst of these objectives was, To promote better school spirit through- out the school, by closer cooperation of students, teachers and the community. The first step toward achieving this was to provide for a special student section at the football games. This encouraged more enthusiasm among the spectators. Two school dances were sponsored by the S. C. A. and many clubs followed the example and gave several successful dances after the games. These were open to the community and were enjoyed by all. In order to improve our school, the Council decided the second objective should be, To beautify our grounds and buildings through the development of student responsibility for the care of public and private property. To bring the need for this objective before the student body, attractive bulletin boards were prepared and several skits were given in the assembly. A Clean- Up week was also sponsored. Last year, the Honor System was installed in our school. This being the first complete year of its operation, the third objective became To further the Honor sustem at Cradock. The members ofthe Honor Court are: Chairman, Edgar Lochstamphor, Secretary, Nina Lou Bright, Clyde Brennaman, Pat Abernathy, Dwayne Black, Linwood Buckner, and Bobby Smith. The sponsor is Mrs. Bruce. This system was explained in the annual handbook given to the students in the fall and several talks were given in assembly. The members also gave an interesting skit in assembly for that purpose. The fourth objective became one of great importance as the year passed on. It was, To cooperate with clubs in the carrying out of their programs. The club meetings are held during the activity period, so in order to help the membership, the Council set up the student supervision of the Activity Period. To discover the problems of the clubs, a survey was sent to all club presidents and sponsors, through the Presidents' Club, asking them to state their problems and offer any possible corrections. A student forum was also held in an as- sembly. Many suggestions were received and acted upon but the main prob- lem seemed to be a lack of monthly and yearly projects, so the Council started two school wide projects. The first one was in December. This was to pro- vide food, clothing and toys for the needy in our community. Many things were collected and each club donated something to help. The month of February was devoted to raising money for packages to be sent to Europe through the organization known as CARE. One hundred and fifteen dollars was collected and used to send two blanket packages, nine food packages, a seed package and one layette package to the countries of italy, France, Britain and Greece. Various clubs and individuals contributed to this cause. Service Awards were also given to students who had rendered outstanding service in more than one field in either the school or the community. This helped increase club interest, too. Each year the S. C. A. sponsors the Girls' Beauty Contest. This year it was presented on April the eighth. To cooperate with the Norfolk County S. C. A., we sent delegates to each of the five County meetings, arranged for exchange of assembly programs with another school, exchanged newspapers with all County schools and participated in the Scholarship Plan. Under the Scholarship Plan, we contributed fifteen dollars toward a scholarship of one hundred dollars to be given to some outstanding student in the County. Cradock submitted the name of one student who would be eligible for it. Four Council members and the sponsor attended the annual state meet- ing held in Richmond. There were: Henry Carter, Dwyane Black, Ruth Williams and Betty Cummings. The Student Council of 1948-49 has enjoyed a prosperous and enlightening year and we wish to thank the many teachers and students who so willingly made this possible. STUDENT COUNCIL Y 'ooo Q W V pf i, . 1. ,, . , 4 . My ,, Sillif1g.- Kitty Avis, Paige Carr, Betty Cummings, Betty Johnston, Henry Carter, Dwayne Black, Billie Sue Bohnnnon, Bobby Powers. Slzmdizlg: Ruth Wlillizuns, George Daggett, Pat Abernathy, Miss VVest, Linwood Buckner, Betty Daggett, Clyde Brennaman, Mary Ruth Fentress, Bobby Smith. EDGAR LocKs'rAMl'l-ion ...,....... ,.........., .,.......... ...... C I 1 airman PAT ABERNATH Y ....... .... I f irc-Cl1airmar1 NINA Lou BRIGHT .... ,,.... - S'en'clmy Mus. BRUCE ,...,. .........,...... , . ..,...,.........,..,... . . ,Sponsor HONOR COUNCIL The purpose of the Honor Court is: To help the school to be more conscious of the spirit of honesty and to solve the students' problems. i l Lbfl to righf: Linwood Buckner, Pat Abernathy, Mrs. Bruce, Edgar Lochstnmphor, Nina liou Bright, Clyde Brennaman, Dwayne Black. .f1b.rw1l: Bobby Smith. 9 PRESIDENTS CLUB 1 ir.rl row: Betty Cummings, Dwayne Black, Frances Eure, Jim Anthony, Angy Culpepper, Joan Bear. Serond row: Miss West, Kitty Avis, Frances Anderton, Jean Story, Nancy Mitchell, Talmadge Gwaltney, Elsie Smith. Third raw: Edgar Lochstampfor, Frances Pollard, Henry Carter, Reggie Sweat, Betty Johnston, joe Moonie, z'fLJ'6'7lff7'07Il pirfure: Bobby Smith, Roy Griggs, Ruth Williams, james Wharam, Madelyn Darley, Norma Gibbs. OFFICERS JIM ANTHONY .... ............ ..., P 1 'esidcnl FRANCES Euan .... .... S erretazy The 1949 Presidents' Club, which is made up of the presidents of each club and the S. C. A. oHicers, has been used by the Student Council as a part of student government. This club has been a means of presenting to the students the plans and objectives of the Council. Our first objective was to nominate the members of the Honor Council as set up by the school Honor Code. In preparation for the school Christmas project, help to needy families in our community, each club undertook some part of the school plan-from decorating the auditorium and planning the assembly to collecting clothing, food and repair- in toys. gliiollowing a student body discussion on club improvement, the Presidents' Club carried out the suggestions. Each president tried to improve his club. A day was set aside for explaining the work and aims of each club to Freshmen and new students to encourage them to join more clubs. During February, in cooperation with the Student Council, six clubs helped promote the raising of money for CARE packages. 35115.00 was raised for this ur ose. P 'lihrough the Presidents' Club the Council was able to check on the activities of each club and make suggestions for improvement. BETA CLUB OFFICERS Ba'r'rY CUMMINGS .,.,... ............. . ....., P reridenl HENRX' CAa'rEi1. ...,,.,... . . .Vice-Preridevit MARY ANNE Fi.s'rc1-IRR ..... ...... . Yecretmjv Linnv Bnooxs .,.,...... ......... 7 'rmmrer C :xo E B an N NA MA N .... .... . S'ez-gmnl-rl!-.fflrmx Miss Pnoiana VVEAVER, , . ,...,.. . . . ........, Spozzrur The Beta Club has accomplished much in the past year. Twice during the year the Beta Club held assemblies for the purpose of inducting new members. The present enrollment is 52. ln order to become a member, a student must be a Junior or Senior, have maintained a scholastic average of 88 in high school and have outstanding qualities of character, achievement, and commendable attitude. Our most outstanding accomplishment was to provide food and clothing for an entire family for the year. A Bake Sale was held February 19, 1949, for the purpose of raising money for our family and for sending a delegate to the State Beta Convention. This year three delegates were sent to the convention. An article concerning this Bake Sale was sent to the National Beta Journal. H The high spot of the year's program was an assembly held April 8, the topic, It Pays to Be Ignorantf' Ffrst row: Libby Brooks, Mary Ann Fletcher, Henry Carter, Betty Cummings. Second row: Mary Ruth Fentress, Dott Ann Cooper, Nina Lou Bright, Joyce Whitehurst, Diane Parker, Joan Bear, Angy Culpepper, Jean Bragg, VVeaver. Third row: Madelyn Darley, Mary Cox, Leslie Foster, Pat Abernathy, Eleanor Guthrie. Fourth row: Clyde Brennaman, Edgar Lochstampfor, Katherine Askew, Kitty Avis, Alice Elliott, Paige Carr, Ruth Williams, Mary Pettit, Bill Miller, Donald Phlegler. dbsenl: Anne Butler, Eleanor Guthrie, Jean Savage. Carolyn DuPriest, Norma Gibbs, Pat Hackney, Dorothy Mclntyre, Jackie VVhitehurst, Catherine Haas, Nora Ewton, Travis Belcher, Ruby Schlegler, Doris Matthews, Joyce Overton, Martha Frost, Betty Mclntyre, Georgia McNemar, Talmage Gwaltney, Charlotte Hardt, Herbert Harlowe, Virginia Lanier, Delores Watson, May VVood. wx. ., 21 S ,Q I , K . - ' MONOGRAM CLUB ,, l From row, lqft lo right: Virginia Watson, Catherine Askew, Dick Cato, Slick Johnson, Bruce Southerland, Roy Griggs, Libby Brooks, Butch Groff, Jackie Deal, June Skelton. Second row: Reggie Sweat, Jack Kahler, Eugene Cooper, Sue Palmer, Anna Berryhill, Betty Gilbert, Patty Grubbs, Shirley Fagg, Anne Terkeurst, Jean New- some, Joyce Raley, Joyce Overton, Frances Anderton, Barbara Watkins, Mary Ruth Fentress, Charlotte Hardt. Third row: Mr. Barnes, Robert Brown, Frank Waff, Joe Simons, H. A, Keever, Joe McLendon, Earnest Price, Buck Coffman, Billy Stiles, Robert Knaggs, Douglas Hardee, Eugene Brickhouse, Billy Reid, Paris Thompson, Vernon Smith, Robert Shockley, Eugene Worley, Ted Eller, Miss VVaite. Fourth row: Edmond Barnett, Bob Melvin, Harry Bartlett, Phil Latham, Jim Anthony, Hugh Smith, Bobby Queen, Joe Budd, Charles Amick, Stanley Evans, Roy Wlhite, George Daggett, Tom Ashby, Tommy Kincaid, Gary Seigle, Richard Butler, Donnie Wimberly, Sonny Beck. OFFICERS Rox' Gizmos .... ............ ....,... P 1 'c.vidc:1f DICKIE CATO ..... ..,. I fire-Pre.ride11t Ln: nv Bizoo KS . ........... ..... . Yerremfjy BUTCH GROFF ......... , .... ..,. 7 17'!'lI.flll'l?7' Miss Wnrre, Miz. BARNES ..., . . .Xpozrrrmr To encourage more students to take an active interest in sports, music, and scholastic events, is the objective ofthe Monogram Club. The only requirement to become a member of the club is to earn the letter NA. Under this year's oHicers the club has sponsored a dance after the Cradock- Churchland football game and a variety show in order to raise money for CARE , packages. Q Members were appointed to draw up a constitution and demerit system. Under the rules of the demerit system pupils must wear their monograms the iirst and third VVednesdays of every month. DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS Noruvm Glass ..... ,....... ..,.. ,... P 7 ' eridenl BARBARA BAKER ...... .... t qf'L'7'EfIl7L'V Mas. XVINIFRED DAVIS. . . . .Sprmmr The purpose of this club is to create a keener interest throughout the school for debating and other literary and forensic activities in which the school par- ticipates. This club began in 19-L5 and was known for three years as the Literary Club, but in 19-18 the debaters drafted a constitution which was accepted by the school, making this a separate organization. Our added goal for this year has been to encourage and interest the Freshmen to become members as the more experienced members are Seniors this year and new members should be coached before our Seniors leave. Practice debates were scheduled this year with Deep Creek, Suffolk, and Portlock to prepare the debaters in the finals to go to Charlottesville. Three of last year's finals debaters returned this year for repeated competition-Henry Carter, Norma Gibbs and Ann Lee Terkeurst. Clyde Brennaman fills the vacancy offinishing a full team. Debaters that make the finals receive Old English A's and are eligible for the Monogram Club. Cradock debaters do not like to argue they just like to prove their point. Fffll row, left lo right: Barbara Baker, Joyce Raley. Second row: Phyllis Sawyer, Doris VVilkinson, Henry Carter, Clyde Brennaman, Eddie Means, Svbil Daughtie. Third row: Irma Wloodard, Georgia McNemar, Frances Pollard, Richard Moore, Anne Lee Terkheurst, Norma Gibbs, Louise Wright, Mrs. Davis. King's Servants Dramatic Club Fifzvt row: Jim Baker, Billie Sue Bohannon, Dorma Price, Barbara Weikert, Betty Coblentl, Joyce Selby, Eva Brady, Ruth VVilliams, .lean Story, Paris Thompson, Sue Palmer. Second row: Norma Early, Virginia Lanier, .Io Anne Bryant, Jean Bragg, Phyllis Bolen, Dorothy Buckner, Betty Nance, Madelyn Darley, Mary Ann Kraft, Patty Price, Barbara Covert. ThiI'I1'7'01U.' Mrs. Weaver, Barbara Watkins, Frances Anderton, Bobbie Lewis, Clyde Brennaman, Slick Johnson, Don Jones, H. A. Keever, Henry Carter, Charles Shotzberger, Norma Gibbs, Anne Butler, Miss Fitzgerald. .fi!1.fe11l.' Pat Hackney. OFFICERS JEAN STORY ......,. ................ ...... P 1 widen! E1.wooD BA1uzE'1'1' ..., . . . . Vire-Presidenl B E'I l' 1' C 11 M MIN G s ...... ,.,....,,...,,. 1 S'ez'relmj- R t1'rH VV1 1. 1.1 AM s , .,.............. ..,.,.,,.....,.. T 7'6!lJ'I!7'!7' B11.1.11z S UE B01-1 AN N0 N ............. .... C orraspondiug Serrrlmlv M 11s. W EA v 12 11, M ISS Frrzc ERA LD ..,.. ......,........ 6 lfl017.Y!N'.Y The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest in all phases of dramatics. The main production this year sponsored by the club was the three act play, The Skeleton Vllalksf' The remaining school time was given to sponsoring and per- fecting three one act plays to compete in the school to determine the one to rep- resent the school at VVilliamsburg. These plays were The Trysting Place, Ghost of a Show and Pot Luck, the latter being chosen as the winner of the school and therefore also being the play entered in the Plays Festival. Members of this play cast attended one of Wlilliam Shakespea1'e's plays by the Yyilliam and Mary players. As a Christmas project our club collected toys and clothes for needy families of the community. A new Constitution was drafted and adopted by our club this year with the aid of a joint committee of both dramatic clubs and compiled by Norma Gibbs. This Constitution re-named our club from the -lLll1lOl'-Sffllltll' Dramatic Club to the Kingls Servants Dramatic Club. Lord Chamberlain Dramatic Club OFFICERS FRANCES POLLARD ..... ........... ....,.. P 1 'erident B e'r'rY DAGG r.'r'r ..... .... I fire-Prerident BARBARA NENVMAN .... .......,. S ecretary KATHRYN McGee. . . ......,..,.......,........... Treasurer Berry J. DEA 1, .,............... ....,...........,....... S ergeant-at-fIrm.v NORMA Gmns. .........,............... Represenmliuefrom Senior Dramatic Club Miss FrrzoeiaA1.D, Mas. WEAVER ....................,..,............. Sponsor: The purpose of our club is to promote interest in all phases of dramatics. The club was under the leadership of the president, only until, the members could become better acquainted with each other and then the remaining officers were elected. Members of the club participated in assembly programs, a skit concerning Care was presented to carry out the school wide program of Care. As the Christmas project the Dramatic clubs together collected toys for the needy children of the community. We have given numerous programs at our own meeting and carried some to the Senior club, One of our biggest undertakings was the presentations of the annual three one-act plays in conjunction with the Senior Club. To help promote intra-school activities the play The Ghost of a Show was taken for presentation at another school. This same play was presented at one of our own assemblies. A constitution was drafted by a committee from the Junior-Senior Dramatic Club and our club which was accepted. This constitution re-named our club from the Freshman Dramatic Club to the Lord Chamberlain Dramatic Club. The information gathered and discussed by the appointed committee was compiled by our student sponsor, Norma Gibbs. Firsl row: james Lee, Garniel Bennett, Catherine McGee, Betty Daggett, Frances Pollard, Barbara Newman, Betty Deal, Delores Vick. Serond row: Barbara Merryweather, Anne Ripley, Pat Meeker, Doris Wilkins, Elizabeth Newton, Phyllis Sawyer, Barbara Sexton, Helen Anderson, Sylvia Record, Beverly Wert, Barbara Peterson, Ella Mae Gilespie. Third row: Miss Fitigerald, Billy Estep, Betty Bullard, Joanne Bliss, Nylene Amick, Dickie Blosser, Billy Barnes, Donald Beck, Barbara Johnston, Sue Mann, Peggy Ayers, Doris Lippard, Mrs. Weaver. flbsml: Mayo Clark, Sarah Coffey, Betty Foster, Glenda Gebhard, Frances Long, Dorothy Newman, Elizabeth Newton, Barbara Pryor, Lucy Smith. QTEK ua! Staff EDITOR ASHSTANT Eorrosz FRANCES EURE Towns Ov:-:aww s. Pxssocxxre EDITORS N swiss D-IARLES Svxsa Fumes RQQAB, Pmes - ARR 1m:vLATaoN ART 3 MARvANNFLET::z-isa L1bbvBn0QKs KATA-1YA5KEw PA-rAbeRNA-rf-cv Auvsaraazms- Cgubs BETTYLOU JOHNSON Enos BRENNAMAN Dcrr'r1EANNEooPER IM 5-wL.. ,, 'fx it Y 'A B34 -'Y' J-3 SPORTS ADVISORS Q Toe Mc ELENDON Burr:-f Graaff Mas. Run:-mums ON Mfssfivno J Headline Hunters A -H3 1-Q Us f I1 m' ,1n4,,1. , mu-,..r, fum: .mmf : --1. I fu- ,ke ,L W.,,,z,,, lhnnur lil Ui' 52 'Yu , rv v V! .v. Linn Ur ate Nl' I'v rum nfs ' . M. I--. ' ff 1 ,1 1, A .s I., Q4 - 1EDITOREUEPALMEKA5EISTANTRUTHXAALLIAMEV TMAxEUP,NokMAG1aB5,BlLLYEUEBUHANNON 'A V eee . ...,.n v,.Hum,,, .H PoN5oa5MnssRmrrHfRznle,M:5sJEANDs5HAzo Jasons su :,LcweLLcLL:a,fwvuvNnLD vvwuvw VJUTOGRAHIEIS HEIEATFLETKHEQGENE MANLK BILLY FISHER D. E. CLUB 'w we . an :S ,Q E s is a sf! Y y . - . .1 if is Q IH.. .... .em-H . H J-EE. ....... .5 . E, as A an sag ga se s' EWR, a .. .N ws 1 V, 1 :.: 'L : ' .1 .. ., w Ki H N .if f mama H :WH Wim - as . W ' 1' ,. f a- . gm as ,vm s ,M it mm ia ...ii N X. 2 . 1 W M is its was Q Nea., M ws-i jewel! use- A 5 in as . B Mswyg TAWEWEUSZSS M, has ,ll :ss mfiasgg-iw-E M vi k, it e A is as es:-xmas, ,Mm f. as , E. K, , M: Egww.-xg M, as H H, n ,N wwe!-.gbimgnwmnw -,W if f n as Hmmm sfmfgjimxzs me-,.... as .i-. W ii. L, me an an--an l ir.vl row: James Wharam, Marian Riggan, Jean Savage, Bill Miller. Se:w1rlr0'w.' Katherine Askew, Sybil Crane, Edith Mclsendon, Shirley Carlton, Phyllis Bolen, Sara Cox, Eva Brady, Dorothy Buckner, Eleanor Guthrie, Edna Rowe, Phyllis Backus, June Griffin, Arlene Umberger, Mrs. McGrath. Thirzlrow: Rueben Norton, Charles Wiggs, Keith Williford, John Godwin, Johnny Wilhite. Absent: Pat Hackney, Lila Mae Crim, Eunice Needham. OFFICERS JAMES VVHARAM .... . ........... .,...,. I Jresideul Blu, Mllililili .... . . .Vice-President JEAN SAVAGE ...... ..,...... i S'erretrz1Lv MA RION RIGGAN . . . .,...,.... Trefzxzzrer l. 12 1: C RA vs ...... .... t Vengtfzzzvl-rzl-141-9715 Mas. MCciIiA'l'H ...........,.....,. ,,..... .......,....,......,....... . 9 pamor Cradock, this year has the largest Distributoi-'s Club in its history. VVe have thirty-one active members who seem to be definitely interested in Retailing as a career. As outside speakers for club meetings, we have had Bill Downs, of the Norview D. E. Club. In his talk, Bill told us what point of salesmanship to pay special attention to and what pitfalls to avoid. Mr. Haga, our principal, talked to us on the importance of school records and of keeping up to par in studies required for graduation. Mr. Stenzel, Guidance Director, discussed various opportunities open to the person really interested in the field of retailing. Social meetings have been limited to the two dances with the VVilson D. E. Club and to a few informal luncheon meetings of club members and sponsor be- fore work in the afternoon. A field trip was made to various stores, purpose-a shopping report. Each student visited a different store and wrote his observations on points of salesman- ship used or ignored by the sales person who waited on him. A fashion show is being planned by the club to be held sometime in May. Some of the D. E. girls will participate as models in the show. There will be a banquet held for the Employee and Employer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Fran! raw: Alice Randolph, Sarah Brown, Frances Anderton, Mae Rogerson, Betty Cummings, Nina Lou Bright. Sammi' rows Mrs. Williams, June Skelton, Charlotte Hardt, Eleanor Jones, Carrie Lee Spear, Mary Knaggs, Ann Berryhlll, Anna Hutchins, Dott Ann Cooper. Third row: Mary Ann Kraft, Martha Ames, Joanne Morgan, Betty Hilderbrand, Betty Longstreet, Anne Roe, Anne Spivey, Dott NVakelield, Joanne Tolbert. flbsenl: Barbara Sexton, Betty G1-iH'ln, Barbara Pryar, Dott Everett, Bertie Barnes, Josie Weatherly, Vara Jones, Betty Daggett, Garncil Bennett, Margaret Rasnick, Martha Eames. OFFICERS FRA N cas AN on R'ro N ..., .......... .... P 1 'esidwzr SARAH BROWN ....... Vice-President NINA Lou BR1Gi-rr. MAE ROGERSON. . . MRS. G. WILLIAMS, MISS E. BRYANT .... . . . . , .Serrelary . . . . T7'6'fl.Yll7'-I7 . . . .Spoz1.rar.v The Home Economics Club meets every other Tuesday of each month. The club has taken in a large number of Freshmen making the membership much larger and the club more interesting. Projects the club worked on this year include a Christmas program. VVe sewed, cleaned and remodeled several dolls to be used as gifts. Each member contributed to the Care packages. Each member is to have a project of some kind for the year such as: stenciling, knitting, crocheting, or sewmg. ' Our club has participated in the Federation meetings and found the sessions interesting and helpful. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Jo.-xx BEAR ............. .......,..... ....,,. P 1 'esideul MARY EI,IZABE'l'H Cox .... .... V ice-PreJir1'e11t Bmrrv Lou JoHNs'roN .... ,..... i Yerrelmlv BAILBARA BAKER .....,... ..,, 7 lY'6!1.YIl7'l'1' Mus. E1.lZABE'l'l-I Bunce ..,. , . .Sponsur The requirements for membership in the Latin Club are that first year students must have an A-B average, second year students must have an A-B-C average. Former students ofLat1n may retain membership in the club. This year the Latin Club has done very well. The constitution was amended once at the first of the year and a demerit system was estabhshed in January. Qui' projects have been a success. VVe had a canned foods drive for the needy at Christmas. ln February we sold home made candy, brought by each member of the Latin Club, on Mondays during activity period. The money from this went for a Care package which we sent to Italy. Vlle started working out monthly projects after Christmas and they have been very successful, but we hope to make them even better next year. The Latin Club members wish to thank Mrs. Bruce for her helpful and coopera- tive sponsorship. Fifxtl 7'0wf Betty Johnston, Joan Bear, Georgia McNemar. Second row: lrma Wbodard, Donald Newsome, Katherine Askew, Joanne Zoll, Judy Mason, Ann Butler, Joanne Bliss, Barbara Newman, Carol Smith. Third row: Mrs. Bruce, Whitney Le Compte, Hubert Owsley, Arthur Creamer, Dwayne Black, Joyce Whitehurst, Dorothy Everett. ADMIRALS' HIfY Iron! row: Ted Eller, Jack Kahler, Slick Johnson, John Parker, Clyde Brennaman, Reggie Sweat. Second wt: Miss VVright, Buck Coffman, Don Jones, Joe Simons, H. A. Keever, George Daggett, Ernest Price, Miss De Sham fhnd raw: Robert Knaggs, Earl Norris, Eddie Means, Tommy Kincaid. Fourlh raw: Frank Waff, Bill De Rolf Billv Owens, Billy Brennan, Robert Brown, G. B. VVilliams, Maury VVhite. Fyflh row: Jimmy Thomas, Btn Sitterson, Mr. Bryant, Raymond Spires, James Boyd. flbrenl: Bobby Lumpp. OFFICERS R EGGIE SWEAT ..... ............... ..,...... P 1 'midezil CLYDE BRENNAMAN ..., ........... ,... I f' ire-President Lick KAH LER .,.............. .,....... . Q6'6'I'6'ffl?j' Joi-1 N PA RK ER .....,............. ............ T rmszn-er Smc K jo:-1 N so N , Tao M1 LLER ..,... ..... S ergearllr-rzl-A1-my Miss Da S1-mzo, Miss XNRIGHT ..... .,......,.. t S'71o11.vor.v Rav. BRYANT .,.,...,.,......... ..,, I ieligion: Adviser The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian character. This year the Admirals' Hi-Y has done much to help better our standing. VVe have contributed our services in a play, the proceeds of which went to buy food for less fortunate families at Thanksgiving time. For Christmas we repaired old toys to give to needy children. VVe have also gone to church in a group one Sun- day out of every month. VVe contributed to the Care project, sponsored dances, and have inducted new members to build our club into a fine Christian organization. VVe plan to participate in the Easter Sunrise Service, and sponsor more socials for the promotion of Christian fellowship. A member of our club, Clyde Brennaman, was elected to the ofi'ice of Clerk of the House at the model assembly held at Richmond, Virginia by the Hi-Y's each year. George Daggett was nominated to represent us at the assembly as a delegate. The Admirals' Hi-Y has endeavored to do every thing within its power to ful- fill the purpose ofthe Hi-Y at Cradock High and in the community of Cradock. ALPHA TRLHLY OFFICERS FRANCES Ennis. . . ,........... ...... P resident SARAH BROWN ,,........ . ,Vice-.President NIARY ANNE Fl.i:'rcHna .... ..... S ecrelmy Eurrx-1 MCCLENDON . .,.. ..., T remmrer' Su rs PA LM12 iz ......... ..,.... C haplain B u'reH G no F r ...,........ Smgczzzfl-nl-Arw1.v Mas. IVIARJORIE WEAVER .... Risv. Hfxmsv ....,........ . . . . . . . ,Spoilsor Rcligioux Adviw- 'Ilhe Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y has had several projects this year. In November, our 'Ill'l-I'Il-xv contributed to the Thanksgiving baskets, which was a joint project with the other I-Ii-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's in the school. In December, our Tri-Hi-Y filled stockings for the orphans for Christmas. The new year then greeted us, and it was decided to have a basement drive, starting january through June. This drive to put soap and towels in the base- ments was very successful. Money was donated by the students at the close of each assembly every Friday. Our final project for April was to take orders for Easter eggs, and have an in- structor show us how to make them. lrroul raw: Edith Mclaendon, Bu rch Grolf, Frances Eure, Sarah Brown, Mary Anne Fletcher, Sue Palmer. Second row: Ann Roe, Betty McIntyre, Dorothy McIntyre, Jane Oliver. Third raw: Libby Brooks, Betty Cummings, Betty Ann Moore, Mrs. Weaver, Barbara Weikert, Nora Ewton, jackie Deal. Ab.vea1l: joe Ann Bryant. SIGMA TRIfHIfY First row: Kitty Avis, Joyce Whitehurst, Paige Carr, Pat Abernathy, Katherine Askew. Second row: Ruby Schlegler, Anna Hutchins, Mary Helen Croom, Betty Harris, Gwen Riffle, Lelia Craps, Barbara Clark, Joan Bear. Third row: Betty Covert, Sonia Dorson, Carolyn DuP1-iest, Dott Ann Cooper, Betty Nance, Lucy Games, Minnie Lee Hollowell, Jean Lewis. Fourth row: Carrie Lee Spear, Miss Hathaway. OFFICERS Kl'I l'X' Avis ......... ............ ...,.. P 1 'eridenl Jovca WHITE:-1uRs1' .... ,... If' ire-Presidml PAT ABERNATHY. . . .............. Sm-elmy JOYCE OVERTON .... ............... 7 'rerzmrer NoRMA GIBBS ...... .... C 01-responding Set-relmy PAIGE CARR .,....,......... ...,........... C haplain CATHERINE ASKEWV. ........... ....... t Swggeant-al-Arnzr Miss Berry JANE HATHAWAY .... ............. t Vpomor REV. HALEY .....,............ ..... I religious Adviser The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Chrlstlan character. Our club sup- ported the Thanksgiving food project for needy famllles in November. In December our Tri-Hi-Y supported the drive for clothes and toys for use as Christmas gifts. The club conducted an assembly and sponsored the March of Dimes drive in the school which proved successful, during the Infantile Paralysis Fund Drive. A dance was sponsored to raise money for Care packages and we have success- fully campaigned for and inducted new Freshmen members to lead the club 1n future years. CACPTAINS' HLY OFFICERS joe MOUNIE ,... ..,....,....., .,..... I J residenl VERNON SMITH .. . . ..... Vice-Prexidenl VERNON HARRIS ..... ..,..... S en-elary DQNALD BECKER .... ..,..,. T reasurer AARTHUR CREAMER ..... ......... C haplzzin EDMOND BARN arre ..., . . .S6'?gL'fl71l-Ili-I17'l7I.S' MR. XVILKINSON .... . ,..........,.. Sponsor The objectives of the Captains' Hi-Y this year are as follows: l. To promote high standards of Christian Fellowship. 2. To make the Hi-Y a better club in all ways. 3. To get more members interested in the club. ll. To get more Freshmen into the club. 5. To prepare the club so that the Freshmen can take over next year. The accomplishments of' the club are very few due to the late start that it got this year. Those things it did participate in were as follows: In November Miss Hathaway produced and directed a play entitled, The Three Thanksgivingsn in which all Hi-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's of Cradock had a part. Miss VVeaver, who is always doing things to help needy families, asked the Captains' Hi-Y to get some Christmas trees for these families. The club quickly responded to this and it was very glad to be able to help. Miss VVeaver was very grateful. lbvnzt raw: Donald Langford. Arthur Creamer, Edmond Barnette, Vernon Smith, Joe Mounie, Donny Beck, Derl Sloan Second row: Billy Fisher, Maurice Cullen, Woodson Wright, Bob Melvern, Onald ?2ueen. Third B ' k- rnw: Mr. Wilkinson, Lowell Eller, Frankie Poythress, Bill Tyler, Jackson Wharam. Fourlh row: ugene ric house, Jim Baker. CMEGA TRIfHIfY Front row: Martha Rhea Green, Mary Pettit, Frances Anderton, Anne Butler, Barbara VVatkins. Sero1m'1'0w. Betty Aulman, Mae Rogerson, Billie Sue Bohannon, Virginia Lanier, Sarah Brown, Eleanor Jones. Third row. Sylvia Braddy, Nina Lou Bright, Talmage Gwaltney, Mary Ruth Fentress, Mary Ann Kraft, Jerry Gardner Lzff side: Irma Woodard, Iris Davenport, Miss Baxter. Right ride: Georgia McNemar, Charlotte Hardt. OFFICERS RUTH XVILLIAMS .... ............. ..,... I ' residenz MARY PE'I'TI'l' ..... . . . Vice-Prcsid'er1! ANN BUTLER ......,... ....,, .5 'ecretmiv MARTHA RHEA GREENE ,... ,.,...... T reamrcv' FRANCES ANDEli'FON .,.. .... S crgmrvl-at-Afrv1.v Miss BAXTER ....... .,........ t Ypomor In November for a Thanksgiving project our club brought canned food for needy families. For a Christmas project our club decorated two Christmas trees. In the drive for better clubs throughout the school, our club drew up a demerit system, and took in Freshman members. Our project for March was to encourage clean living throughout the school. THETA TRIfHIfY OFFICERS NANCY MI'I'CHELl .... ,.,. ............... ...... I 9 f widen! Do nom Y WA ii EFI E LD ...,. . . . Vine- Presiderll MA RI E W oons . ......... ....., S t'N'6'lIl71V Bxzrrv josav ,.,. ........ T reamrer Dorumx Piuce ,..... ........,. C 'lzaplain P Eocv Fe: no uso N ..... ..... . 96'71Q'!?Illlf-llf-f17'71I.f Miss VEILNA Bnown .... ..,....,. . Vpwimr The Theta Tri-l-li-Y began in January, NH-8. lt is one of the youngest I-li-Y's in Cradock High. This club started as a Freshmen-Sophomore club but is now accepting members of all four classes. Both years many projects have been accomplished and the cooperation ofthe girls has been commendable. Some of the projects for last year were: making and selling fudge at the minstrel and giving an Easter Hower for the sunrise service. This year the club has helped in both food and clothes drives, money to Care for a food package and visited the Home for Aged in Portsmouth. First row: Joyce Shelby, Betty Lou Josey, Dott Wakefield, Dorma Price, Nancy Mitchell, Anne Tarleton, Peggy Ferguson. Second row: Betty Coblentz, Joan Tolbert, Joanne Zoll, Mary Knaggs. Third 7'0W! Patty Price, Louise Wright, Garnett Griffin, Elsie Smith, Joanne Morgan, Lillian Foster, G'Nell Riddick. Fburtlz row: Shirley Lyons, Betty Grifiin, Sybil Young, Martha Frost. FMA row: Miss Brown, Joan Anderson, Martha Linker, Betty Vance, LaRue Norris. Absent: Marie Woods. BAND Firsl row: Jean Newsome, Pat Abernathy, Anna Berryhill, Dickie Blosser, Fred De Jarnette, Paul Allen, Bobby Covert, Sol Goodman, Mary Overcash, Dot Cooper. Serond row: Joyce Raley, Peggy Counts, Barbara Newman, Jane Fisher, Fred Higgins, Louis Robinson, Harold McManus, Don Wimberly, Billy Jones, Dwayne Black, Harley Pruitt, Gary Seigle, Loren Tompkins, James Baker, Dorothy Saurella, Vernon Harris, Frank Abernathy, Patti Fowler, Henry Carter, Mary Lassiter. Third 7'0w: Phyllis Sawyer, David Hawkins, Jimmie Jackson, Tommy DeJarnette, June Bayne, Janet WVinston, Buck Godwin, Raymond Spires, Jimmie Buck, Phillip Cannella, Jack Edmonds, Jimmie Early, Clyde Brennamari, Billy Norris, Harry Blackburn, Pat Kennon, Wayne Vllilliams, Tommy Myers, Nick Cardimone, Loren White, Vernon Smith, Hubert Davis, Van Dickens, Ted Eller, Arthur Newcomb, Allen Whitlock, Lowell Eller, Sam Garris, Pat Williams. Fonrlh row: Robie Wimberly, Billy Reid, Edward Barnette, Gayle Ballance, Eva Watson, John Hains, Herb Carter, Donald Phlegar, Jimmie Burgess. OFFICERS HENRY CARTER ........... ........ .,................ C n plain falro Drum Major-J CLYDE BRENNAMAN, GARY SEIGLE, DWAYNE BLACK, FRED DEJAllNE1'FE. .Licu1emzm'.r MR. JOHN STARE ..............,..........................,........... Direclor The Band is more than a school project and organization. Its 65 members are not only supported by the School Board, Mr. Early and Mr. Haga-it receives both monetary and moral support from the Lions Club of Cradock, Cradock Music Club, Sports Club, Junior VVoman's Club of Cradock, V. F. W. of Cradock, and a great majority of local merchants and individual persons that realize the importance of a high school band. The Band Parents Association is made up of all parents who have a son or daughter in the band. They have sponsored such projects as suppers, shows, contributions, basketball games, sports events and many other, making it possible to uniform the band this year. The Band this year has played for the following events: all school football games, Oyster Bowl game, Cradock A C football game, Richmond Freshman football game, Christmas parade, Armistice Day parade, Memorial Day parade, Christmas Concert with Glee Club, February Concert with Glee Club. Fred DeJarnette, Clyde Brennaman, Billy Reid, Sam Garris played in All-State Workshop Band, Bobby Covert played in All-State Clinic Band, thirty-five members played under Don McGinnis in ninety piece band at Portlock. Cradock Music Club took band to Fredericksburg April 30th to play for State Convention of Virginia Federation of Music Clubs. On May 5th was held big spring music festival with Glee Club and chorus from James Hurst. The six majorettes added much color to all band functions. The year was sealed with the playing of commencement exercises for the graduating class of 1949. The Band regrets the loss of Seniors: Henry Carter, Clyde Brennaman, Gary Seigle, Pat Aber- nathy, I.oren VVhite, Wayne Williams, Ray Spivey, Buck Godwin, Eva Watson, Dott Ann Cooper, Patty Williams, and Jean Newsome. The Band would like to thank Mr. Stare for making this such a successful year and for his co- operation. GLEE CLUB OFF! CERS MADEI.W'N DARLEY. . . .....,......... ...,... P I'65iI16'7If Ron em' Snoc N LEX '..... . ,... Ifice-President AN N B U'l'I.E iv. ,.,......... ....... S errelmj' MARGARET ANN DUKE ..... .,...... T rm.rm'er Po I. LY Po PE ............ .......... L ibmrizm SA RA i-I H I iz its ............ ,... B usimncs 114411111 yer Miss EMILY I.EI'rNi2la ..... ..... .... .......... . S ' punror This year the Glee Club received their vestments. Much of the credit goes to the mothers who came to school and made them. Since then we have done many things to raise money to pay for our vestments. The Band and the Glee Club have given two joint concerts. No admission was charged but a free will oFfering was taken up. Money is still being raised for vestments. Among other things the members have made and sold candy during school hours and at special events such as plays in the auditorium. The Glee Club of Cradock High School sponsored the Glee Club of Randolph- Macon College. When the annual minstrel was cast the Glee Club supported it also. Every member of the Glee Club was in either the first or second act. There is also a girls' chorus, a boys' chorus, and a double sextette. These groups from the Glee Club have also given many programs in school and also outside. We shall continue to give as many programs as time will permit. Fin! row: Glenna Miller, Iris Davenport, Pat Meeker, Polly Pope, Sarah Hiers, Madelyn Darley, Margaret Dukes, Ann Butler, Dorothy Wagner, Dorma Price. Secondraw: Gail Ballence, Coy Cox, John Haynes, Dwayne Black, Judy Mason, Lloyd Schueller, Barbara Williams, Pat Abernathy, Dot Everett, Dot Kellam, Doris Wilkins, Virginia Watson, Miram Lewis, Anne Terkeursr, Betty Vance, Joy Sloan, Alice Randolph, Joan Anderson, Josie Wleatherly, Miss Leitner. Third row: Bill Bradly, Ronnie W'ilkie, George Daggett, Bob Harvey, Maury VVhite, John Paige, Ted Eller, Charles Matthews, Henry Carter, Buck Coffman, Billy Feimster, Robert Knaggs. ART CLUB First row: Jean Newsome, Barbara Nvatkins, Dickie Crews, Betty Nance, BilllRedmon, Diane'Parker, Barbara Jopson, Angy Culpepper, Catherine Askew, Betty Cummings, Ruth Foreman, Billy Reid. Serond raw: Joyce Raley, Barbara Peterson, Mary Anne Fletcher, Dewey Fussell, Elva Suiners, Anna Hutchins, Frances Pollard, Mabel Neff, Marion Riggan, Jean Savage, Loretta Hunnell, Frankie Riggan, Pat Vincent, Marion Rogerson, Alice Smith, Delores Reardon, Ann Tarlington, Mrs. Franklin. Third row: Pat Williams, Mae Rogerson, Jerry Cole, Josie Weatherly, June Skelton, Nora Ewton, Betsy Doughtery, Norma Gibbs, Robert Autten, VVhitney LeCompte, Bobby Mitchell, Percy Vincent, John Page, Raymond Johnson. Ffmrlh rnw: Eugene Brickhouse, Jeff Wimberly, Marline Lindsay, Ted Eller, Bill Miller, Johnny Wilhite, Donald Grimes, Vernie Phillips. OFFICERS ANGY Lou CULPEPPER ..., ........... , , ..... Preridml CATHERINE Asksw ,... , . . Vice-Presidezzl Di.-ws PARKER ..... ..,...... . S'm'el1zrj' BE'r'rY CUMMINGS .... . . .Srqqemll-111-firm5 When our Art Club was organized it was decided that any pupil taking art or who had taken art would be eligible for membership. Also, students interested in art but unable to take art would be considered for membership. We have so far accomplished .most of our objectives. Over the span of school months we have encouraged all persons at all times to develop their abilities and work with us and participate in all art club activities. To help the students appreciate beauty and culture we have had lectures and talks on art. VVe have also visited popular museums of art. Wle stimulate com- petition by competing in local and national contests. Plans are being made for an art exhibit. Each month we have an activity on a social basis. Wle hope to take an all day trip to Washington. CIE CE CLUB TALMAGE Gwnixrwev. . . B1z'r'rv D.AGGE'l I'. . . . Bxialxxmn BAKER ..., 1ANNA Bniun'Hil.l ,... ,.. Wurrnrax' Liz Comirrlz ,... . ..,,.. . . OFFICERS Mus. Pllzlzvii :md Mk. XVILKINSON, . , , , ..,. Prc'.vi1fe11l . . If fit?-1J7'6'.fil1ll'2ll . . . , .Smwl1zrj' . . , , . ,T7'L'fI.fIl7'H7' SNilffllllf-Hf-,41'7ll.Y A . . . , , ,.i'prn1.ror.r The Science Club has this year devoted its time to photography. After '11 1 'mg ing a dark-room, we have attempted to, at some time during the year, allow each member to use its facilities in order to learn the fundamentals of Developing and Printing. Fi:-sl raw: Mr. Wilkinson, Arthur Newcomb, Frank Abernathy, Gene Manly, Whitney LeCompte, Betty D 1ggett Talmage Gwaltney, Anna Berryhill, Sonia Dorson, Joanne Bliss, Martha Rae Green, Mrs. Pierce Second ww Jimmy Early, Jack Edmonds, Garniel Bennett, Josephine McPherson, Helen Anderson, Raymond Spires, Delores VVatson, Carolyn Dupriest, Georgia McNemar, Sandra Petty, Peggy Counts, Loren Tomkins, Bob St lgcr, Arthur Creamer. 1-Ibseni: Irma YVoodard, Barbara Baker, Herbert Fletcher, Mr. Veazie, Jack Moore, James Baker l , ' ' BIBLE CLUB Front row: Jo Anne Tolbert, Betty Gilbert, janet White, jane Rouse, Margaret Young. Strand raw: Edgar Lochstampfor, Patricia Benlield, Anne Terkeurst, Norma Atkins, Jeanette Robinette, Joyce Spivey, Jean Ramsey, Dwayne Black. Thirdrow: Barbara Morgan, Margaret Eason, Barbara Fagg, Ann Morgan, Ann Spivey. Fourth row: Morris Wagner, Ruth Smith, Elsie Smith, Janet Oliver. FHM row: Talton Benfield, Robert Deans, Richard Ramsey, Ralph Crawson, Billy Barnes, C. G. Eason. OFFICERS EDGAR LOCHSTAMPFOR ..,. ............ ......... P 1 'eridenl DWAYNE BLACK. ....... ....... V ire-Preridenl JOAN TOLBERT.. . . .... Serretary-Trez1.rm'er Mas. Ricnmwson. . . .......,... Sponsor This is the fourth year the Bible Club has been a blessing to each one attending. The meetings are held every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. It is opened with prayer and choruses. The morning memory work is then checked. VVe follow by having our president or vice-president deliver a challenging message. The Plan of Salvation and the New Testament have been used this year as the heading of messages. The purpose of our program has been to encourage students to study and to know Christ and make Him known. Our verse for this year has-been II Corin- thians 2:14. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS RLSIE SM1'rH ......... ....,,..... ...... P 1 'erizlent lViAllUAllI3'I' RASNICK. . . . . .Vire-Praririml MARY Hman Cnoorvi .,.. ....... . S'vrrt'lm1v jon Bunn ...,,..,... .... T rm.w1rrr Membership in the Library Club is made up of all student library and visual aids assistants. The purpose of the club is to promote better education through books and visual aids. ln the course of a school day each member devotes at least one period to furthering this purpose by performing an assigned duty in the library or operating movie projectors. Other projects which the club has accomplished are: A Book Wleek bulletin board in the hall, assistance with Book Wleek talks, an assembly program and decorating Christmas boxes for the school to use for donations. The club gave a Christmas party to which each member brought a guest. Plans are being formulated to visit other libraries in the area some time during the Spring. Siding: Joe Budd, Mary Helen Croom, Elsie Smith, Alan Moore. Second row: Percy Vincent, Damon Grimes, Katherine Weathers, Ray Williamson, Nylene Amick, Sybil Doughtie, Margaret Hunsucker. Third row: Billy Fisher, Gary Markham, Donald Newsome, Arthur Creamer, Ben Sitterson, Eddie Odom, Miss Dickinson, Kirby Brinson. xlbxenl: Margaret Rasnick, Frank Poythress, Peggy Ferguson, Nelly Kelly, Shirley Fagg, Gwen Rifiie, Travis Belcher. P. T. A. Front row: Mrs. F. B. Melvin, Mrs. Arthur L. Newcomb, Mrs. John D. Page. Bark row: Mr. G B Blosser, Mrs. E. B. Mason, Mrs. George A. McNemar, Mrs. J. W. Bartlett, Mr. A. B. Hagel. Mus MRS. Mas. MRS. Mas. Mus. ARTHUR NEXN'COMB J. D. PAGE ........ JAMES BARTLETF ..... F. B. MEI.VIN .... J. H. MCNEMAR.. M. F. BARNETTE.. REV. VERNON L. F151-IEE.. .. Mns. Mus. CHARLES BAKER.. I. R. LEw1s ...... LIEUTENANT BLOSSER. . Mus. O. J. XVOMBLE.. .. MR. NEw'roN POWERS.. MRS. Emu. NEXVTON, . . MRS. W. FENTRESS. . . OFFICERS The objective for the P. T. A. this year was to have better understfmdmg among parents, teachers, and students. . . . . . . .Pre.vide21f . . . . . . . .Vife-,Prexidem . . . . .Semud Vire-Presidenl SEL'7'E'fIl7y . ........... Tremmrer C orres po ruling Secwlrzay . . . . . . .Religionx Adair:-1' . . . . . . .Publicity , . . , . . .Huspilnlily . . .Ufzzys and Nlemzx . . . . .BA'rmlzj'icafim1 . . . . .C0ora'imz!1n' . . . . . . . .Hixloriau . . . .PH1'1i11H7L'7N!1l'fIl7 lim I I RED LETTER DAYS SEPTEM BER, 1950 Dear Paige: l've been thinking a lot lately about all the good times we had at Cradock High last year and wonder if you remember them too. That first day in September when we started to school as 'Mighty Seniors is one I'll never forget. Everyone seemed quite excited, and yet there was a murmur of awe as if it just didn't seem possible that this was our last year of school. It took quite a while for everyone to settle down and get schedules straight, but soon things were running smoothly. Tell you more later in my next letter. Vilrite soon! MARY FXNNI-1 OCTOBER, 1950 Dear Iliaiy flnac: Thanks a lot for that nice letter T received from you yesterday. Since we're reminiscing about things we did last year, here are a few things I remember. Tn October, we had School Days pictures taken, and boy, were they swell. Also, we had a ventriloquist show in the auditorium that was side-splitting. l never laughed so much in my life. And Navy Day was best of all because it was a holi- day. Almost everyone went to the Navy Yard to see the sights, but some poeple took in a good movie, I heard. f??j. Also we had a Hag raising ceremony with the band and Boy Scouts participating. Do you remember the morning the students presented Mr. Kelly with a farewell gift? I'll never forget that day when our beloved pastor left us to go to Hopewell. VVell, Halloween came with its spooks and goblins and then October was gone. Tell me more in your next letter. So long! Paros NOVEMBER, 1950 Hi Paige: Remember what was happening last November this time? Sure was a surprise to everyone when Mr. Truman was re-elected. And it wasn't long after this that we took our Matu1'ity and Interest Tests. VVe sure found o11t how dumb we were! Armistice Day soon followed, and we found ourselves still in school. The Dramatic Club presented a swell play, The Skeleton YValks, which kept 11s on the edge of our seats. The lightning Hashed outside the windows, while bats and spiders flew through the room, and moved down the wall. Soon after the play, all the students had their pictures taken, X-rays, that is. We had three days to eat Turkey and other good things for Thanksgiving. Then, the month of November had slipped by, leaving only one month in the old year. l am looking forward to seeing you at Christmas this year. g l'iI,IPI'Y DECEMBER, 1950 Hello Flippy: VVell, December is here again, the month of snow and Santa Claus. And last December lst the Freshmen were cringing in their seats at the sight of the Mighty Seniors on SUPREME COURT DAY. lt was really a scream to see those poor innocent Freshmen given the works by the Senior Court Ofiicialsf' They got everything in their hair from talcum powder to strained spinach. VVe had some swell basketball games in December, too. YVe lost, of course, but they were still good. Then came the Christmas Holidays and we had two long weeks of rest and good times. Hope you have a Merry Christmas this year. Bye now, PAIGE JANUARY, 1950 Dear N orma Paige: Wlell, the new year finally started, and remember what grief and misery it brought to the unsuspecting students of C. H. S., mid-term exams. Prior to this we were all entertained by the Mormon Quartette, who was also with us in 19-18. After college tests and exams were over, we were given a three day holiday to oN THE CALENDAR recover while the teachers had a meeting. I-Ial I-Ia! January faded away and February brought more fond memories. Wlaiting for your next letter. FLIP IVEBRUARY, 1950 Dear Flip: Seems like we're having all the snow this year, but last year, hardly a flake. Sure do wish I could see some plays like those three we had last year in February. They really were good. And that Band and Glee Club Concert was swell, tool Oh, remember the Deep River Quartette? They were at Cradock last February, too. And on Valentine's Day a lot of the girls came to school with happy faces, thinking of the lacy cards and heart shaped boxes they had received. That was about all that happend, wasn't it? See you soon. P . C. IVIARCH, 1950 Hcflu P. C.: Last year March winds brought C. H. S. March lVIelodies, our annual minstrel. I remember what fun we had at practices in the auditorium, and how surprised everyone was at the hidden talent that was discovered that night. I remember, too, how we braved the snow storm to go to the Music and Magic show. This was also the eventful month when Barbara Bennett received an engagement ring from Cornell. April was quite full as I remember, so now it's your turn to write me. I'lLE'I'Cl-I APRIL, 1950 Ililvzz Fletclz: April l ool's Day last year was quite a lot of fun for the Seniors, wasn't it? All day we dressed up as babies and relived our childhood days. Night brought the Senior play, INho Killed Aunt Caroline? Remember what a hard time I had helping you learn your lines? The following week the beauties of C. H. S. lined the stage and f'Miss Cradock High was crownded. The Tidewater Track Meet was quite exciting, too. And the last of the month the Journalism Classes spon- sored the Boys' Beauty Contest. Clieauty was hardly the word for some of them lj I think April was the month most of us started to realize how near graduation really was. That's all for now. Bye. PAIGE MAY, 1950 Paige: The month of lVIay makes me think of all kinds of good things. We had another one of those swell Band and Glee Club Concerts. Cradock High should be extra proud of its music department. Then came the Iunior-Senior dance at the Country Club, the Senior Banquet and Class Night which brought more wonderful memories. Finally exams came again for the Seniors. Suddenly it was June and almost time for graduation. But 1I'll let you tell me about that next time. MARY IANNE I?I.E'TCHER JUNE, 1950 Dem' MH73' flmze: A It was just a year ago this month that we graduated from Cradock High School. Does it really seem possible? It dicln't then, either. Even when we had our Baccalaureate Sermon it seemed impossible. Not until I was walking down the aisle in my white cap and gown did I fully realize my high school days were almost over. It was rather sad, yet it brought the thought to my mind that I was at the beginning of a new horizon, a new life to make as I wanted it. And now, a year later, I know that even though at times it's tough, high school days are the best in your life. I-Ioping to see you soon. PAIGE CARR School Gobble it up! OHV to the Fire-J. Johnson, C. Brandon, D. Cato, J. Tyler, F. Lundie, T. Ashby, R. Butler, E. Patterson. Make her up-Bill Miller, Dormzi Price I-1elfpulHands-N. Early, NI. Linker, A. Hutchins, ll. Anderson, M. Pettit, B. Hilderbrand, Miss Coshatt, S. Crane, J. Gardner, B. Covert, L. lfoster, B. Johnston Vllatch 'em Strutwll. Raley, -I. Newsome, P. VVilliams, M. Lassiter, P. Sawyer, D. A. Cooper lfootlights Bus 15-NH. Smith, Iii. Cooper, II. Anthony Bus 19-R. Crawson, E. Worley, C. Sykes Rush Hour .Checking out-G. Bennett, Grimes .Bread line .Bus 4 at 3:15 .Strong urm .Bus 20-J. Tyler, F. Lundie, Dorothy, Thomas, Rose Fun in gym Assembly order CPD Mrs. LeCompte and Virginia George XVhat excitement Station C-A-R-E QB. Reid, Tarleton, E. MSRIISJ Future draftsm en Smith, D. V. Harris R. Boggs, A. Life ii -. S 5 s 1..x 2 wrmarmw Wm:-2 E4 OW IT' OUR TUR A! .4 .L B., N. isis ,C , 5' be-4' M pf wi . ' -5 I ' W Q ' i 3- is .,., ':- Q , 4, M - 5 3 - Uni, . - 1 if ' .'-sr: fi, -,wi M 1 Cuties .... LX real baby . . . Mother's little Angels . . . How is the camera holding out? . . . Who gets the best end ofthe deal? . . . What a pretty doll! . . . Too close for comfort! . . , Four of a kind! . . . How is the seat girls? . . . Quite popular! . . . How are the suckers? . . . Just looking pretty . . . Bottle babies . . . Hear ye, Hear ye, here comes the Judge! . . . Cradoclfs little Angels . . . Smile . . . jury and Press . . . Must not touch . . . What a crowd . . . Bib babies . . . About seven years ago . . . Don't cry . . . Cute babies . . . Babe in arms . . . Big babies . . . Oh, what fun. PI F .. THE SKELETON WALKS', fi M yxtery Comedy in Three A7511 V By FELICIA METCALF ACT I Time: Late on a winter afternoon. Place: Dreary living room of the Charles Blair home. 'ACT II -H Time: About two hours later. ACT III Time: A moment later. Place: The same. Place: The same. CAST DR. HAROLD GBRSIG, sinister and mysterious ............,.... Clyde Brennaman ELAINE BLAIR, a charming and attractive young lady .........,.. Ruth VVilliams MRS. MADGE EMBREY, her mother, who has been married twice ...... Patty Price BOBBY EMBREY, her son .....,............................... Paris Thompson KATHLEEN EMBIEXITY, his gster .... .... B etty Coblentz BILL CLAYTON, J aine s ance ............................ ,.... l Iames Baker ANN ROWELL, a cousin of Elaine's ..,,..... ........................ h Iean Story MRS. ELIZA HUBBARID, Dr. Fersig's housekeeper Cplayed by a manj .,............................................ Charles Shotzberger OLLIE HUBBARD, her son Cplayed by a gil-lj ................,...... Dorma Price MRS. LILLA DONAHUE, a neighbor of Dr. Fersig's ........ .....,.... B etty Nance Direrted by: Miss Cora Mae Fitzgerald and Mrs. Marjorie Wleaver P7'077'lpf07'.S'.' Billie Sue Bohannon and Ann Butler GIRLS' BEAUTY CONTEST fin 35 L WA, 'Q -Q5 ANGY Lou CULPEPPER E , 1Jo'1'1' ANN cooriau k -Q 5' . fwfiivmf .-,l A, I Nga? -Aa - , - , fy- 5-QF 'V l,,,a,, h w BETTY LOU JOHNSTON CONTESTANTS First row, lqfl lo righl: Dottie Ann Cooper, Billie Sue Bohannon, Frances Anderton, Barbara VVatkins, Nina Lou Bright, Sue Palmer. Second row: Miriam Lewis, Mary Ruth Fentress, Margaret Ann Duke, Jackie Morris. Third row: Angy Lou Culpepper, Lena Newsome, Betty Daggett, Sue Mann, Betty Igou Johnston, Diane Parker, Marceline La Fruge, Shirley Lyons, Delores Wlntson, Sara Cox, Winifred arnes. i l BOYS' BEAUTY CONTEST DEAN DAUGHERTY, Aflnid of Honor USQUIRTU CRABTREE, .Queen DWAYNE BLACK, Jwaid of I-lozmr Bobby Lumpp, Earnest Condee, Bobby Brown, Earnest Price, Earl Norris, Dewey Fussell, Donald Phlegler, Frank W'aFF, Ted Eller, Joe Simons, Don Caruthers, Bobby Powers, Arthur Creamer, lvesley Goodrich, Tom Ashby, Eugene Cooper, Roy Griggs, Dean Daugherty, Maid of Honor, Raymond Johnson, Squirt Crabtree, Queen, Curtis Cahoon, Dwayne Black, Maid of Honorg Stanley Evans, Tommy Soboleski, Charles Amick, Billy Stiles, H. A. Keever, Bill Redmon, George Daggett, Robert Knaggs, Reggie Sweat, Billy Escue, Robert Shockley, Ronnie Wlilkie, Charles Sykes, Hugh Smith. Fronf: Mary I-lagzl, Peggy Gibbs. E, FOOTLIGHT FANCIE QS H mriigh-Wg is gina V H 5 ss N 'N E lf., H an E2 ' M. mg..-L mar: nag: sign x ss nge we Ei? as 'WEE ' N :frm ss E -will ry- ss ., aff-N - mam N sf gli 55 wx ,nm Qi? m W K F ss H. M-'E- N ss mm nl? 5 nf .MQ se , fwenilfi. . ... X 1 W X .iff -an ge sms :Wig g mszmi N Q Mks. BRIGGS ., .... ...............,..,., P 'arts Pnce Mxss Bruccs ..... ..... B etry Coblenrf MR. INGOLDSBY. .. . . .Clyde Brennaman MRS. CURTIS. ..... . . .Ruth VVilliams LANcE1.o'r BRIGGS. . . ...... Don Jones RUPERT SMITH ...... . . , ames Baker Mvsrsruous Voice ....,..,.... , . .Henry Carter Mus, Monnow. . . .,.........,....... Norma Gxbbe MR. MORROW, . . . .Charles Shotzberger SANDRA ..... . ....... Anne Butler NANCY ........ . . .Doris Wlilcim Bon CoNwAv,. . . . .Dickie Blosser LUCINDA ..... .... S ue Palmer AuN'r AMY.. ........,.. . . .Dorma Price HEl,EN. . JUNE ..,. CLARISSA PEGGY. . . PINKY. . TUBBV. . Bos ..,. ALFRED. .. MAC.... ANTHONY. .. .......... . ... . ,....... . .,,........... Frances Pollard Sue Mann . . . .... Garniel Bennett . . . , .Elizabeth Newton ...,.,Pat Meeker , ..... Billy Barnes , . ,Paris Thompson , . . . .H. A. Keever . , . . .Van Dickenson jimmy Johnson CHRISTMAS AT C. H. S. K k L. J M W. K ,I J :viii TQEJL, me 1. H5 . iQ1w?iif i ,W .. S ' ' saygzffw 2. 'TV ,fxgng 2 1 S 3.3 MARCH MELGDIES MINSTREL-ACT 1 CHORUS Girls: Glenna Miller, Miriam Lewis, Pat Meeker, Doris Sellers, Betty Vance, Alice Randolph, Judy Mason, Mary Petit, Martha Rhea Green, Barbara Williams, Jean Lewis, Mary Ann Fletcher, Barbara Clark, Marian Rogerson, Alice Smith, Connie Edge, Dolores Reardon, Carol Smith, Frances Anderton, Barbara Weikert, Barbara Watkins, Raye Simpson, La Rue Norris, Jo Anne Zoll, Anne Spivey, Bobbie Baker, Peggy Ferguson, Madelyn Darley, Virginia Watson, Lynear Simpson, Polly Pope, Sarah Heirs, Margaret A. Duke, Jane Oliver, Joyce Overton. Boys: H. L, Moore, Coy Cox, Bob Harvey, James Baker, Donnie Wimberley, Gayle Ballance, Robert Knaggs, Billy Feimster, Ronnie Wilkie, Gary Siegle, Bill Bradley, Maury White. End Men: George Daggett, H. A. Keever, Bill Redmon, Jimmy Johnson, Robert Shockley, Buck Coffman. Inlcrlnfutor: Henry Carter. SPECIAL ACTS Judy Mason-Singing ............................ Witl1 a Song in My Heart Anne L. Terkeurst-Singing and dancing ..,. A Blue Bird Singing in My Heart Maury VVhite-Singing ................. ...... ' 'Alexander's Ragtime Band Barbara Williams-Singing ..... . . . . There Goes That Song Again Josie A. Weatherley-Dancing. ....,.............. .......... ' 'I Got Rhythm Madelyn Darley and Henry Carter-Singing duet- - We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Togetherl' Nina L. Bright-Singing ..................... A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Dancing to the song were Sue Palmer, Libby Brooks, Jackie Deal, Mary R. Fentress, Billie Sue Bohannon, and Mary A. Craft Betty Daggett-Singing ......................... ........... ' 'Of Thee I Sing Irish Theme MINSTREL-ACT II CHORUS Girls: Jean Wagner, Joan Andeson, Evelyn Snellings, Dot Everett, Pat Price, Sarah Heirs, Margaret Hunsucker, Pat Daniels, Dot Wakefield, Doris Loden, Sylvia Evans, Betty Bullard, Jo Anne Talbert, Garniel Bennett, Joy Sloan, iris Davenport, Delores Watson, Barbara Fagg, Virginia Robinson, Rita Nicolau, Phyllis Sawyer, Dot Kellam, Anne Lee Terkeurst, Norma Cline, Shirley Davies, Helen Coston, Joyce Bratcher, Gwen Riflie, Joyce Selby, Jeanette Robinette, Billie Sue Bohannon, Dottie A. Cooper, Percy Vincent. Boyx: Charles Matthews, Maurice Cullen, Derl Sloan, Donald Becker, Bob Melvin, Bob Stager, Lloyd Schueller, Allen Schulgeld, Billy Brennan, Jimmy Fetters, John Page, Billy Femister. Inlerlamlon' Ted Eller. SPECIAL ACTS Jimmy Fetters-Singing ...................................... Galway Bay Jo Ann Talbot and Joy Sloan-Singing .......... 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Studebaker Sales and Service Dial 72388-76827 XV. C. Senlberry F. C. Tonkin Elin Avenue and Sourh Street Portsmouth, Virginia CWUIIIIIHIIIKIIIJ Qf Norfolk Veneer Mills, lne. Compliments of Cradock Jewelry Co. 73M Afton Parkway TREASURE CONF ECT IONARY Alexander Corner Vlfe Blake Our Own Delieioub Ice Crezuu GREENWOOD SERVICE STATIUN 970 George VVashington Highway Dick Garner, Prop., Phone 8662-ll Cozizjzlimmzm W' T. 0. WILLINIAS, Inc. Cl071lP!i7I1L'71Lf of PETITE BALLROOM 105 County Street Portsmouth, Virginia Cozlrplizlzwitr of HOll'lE MAKERS GUILD 65 Afton Parkway, Phone 73391 Congratulations to the Graduates of Cradock High School-Class of '49 -1 9531 OF THE PEOPLE OF CRADOCK AND NORFOLK COUNTY READ 015132 Portsmouth Star The Home Town Newspaper That Carries All the Local News As lVcll As Full Associated Press News and Many Special Features Keep Up Xvitll the Events in Your Community by Reading THE PORTSMOUTH STAR Delivered to your Home D-aily and Sunday-25c Per VVcek LEGGETTS GRAD 0 CK 221-223 High Street F 0 0 D THE MARKET FRIENDLY . STORE 72 Afton Square Cradock . Portsmouth Vir inia Congratulatrous, Graduates 5 g C om plimems Qf W.S.A.P. and W .S.A.P.fF.M. 1490 KH. 99.7 MC. Nlutual Network Studios and Offices: Professional Building Portsmouth, Vu. Thomas Nelson Hotel Norfolk, Vu. The dmoz!! High and Court P0.l'lSH10lllQ11, Virginia Gale's Highway Pharmacy Prescription Druggists Elliott Street and George VV!-'lSl1111gtOI1 Highway Cl0l1lp!i71lC?7'll5 from Portsmouth's Oldest and Largest Hardware Store SAM SOLOMON Sl SON 712-716-718 Crawford Street B. L. SAVVYER Realtor Real Estate - Rentals 511 Whisliington Street Phone 7-7661 Portsmouth, Va. Complivnevzu of A FTON SHOE REPAIR SHOP BRUSSO'S PET SHOP Tropical Fish Shop Phone 78552 Home Phone 78925 Telephone 7-7551 johnson's Gptical Company, Inc. Prescription Opticians 508 Washington Street Coffzplzmefzfs of ALLIED MILLS, Inc Soybean Processo ' h121I1LIf3.C'IIL1I'CI'S 0 fn Wayne Feeds Porimzouflz, Mkegjzzzkz CONGRATULATIONS to Graduates of Cradock High of 1949 May Good Luck Always Follow You! B L U M B E R G ' S POPlSll10ulll,S Finest Departmelit Store Coastal Business College 350 Monticello Arcade Where Courtesy and Progress Meet PHONE 41544 XW Rl 5' S SHOE STORES 228 and 700 High Street THE DIXIE VENEER CO. DIVISION OF THE DEAN COMPANY lvlanufacturers and Importers VENEERS - LUMBER - LOGS Portsmouth, Virginia Coilzplizzzclzlx nf Norfolk County Ferries EEE CIIAS. U. FRELIND S u porin london l WTAR CONG RA'l'ULA'l'l .S Tl-l F, SHN IORS AND WISI-IFS THEM SUCCESS! l l P 0ClC K Compliment.: qf CLEVE'S SEAFOOD C07I1jJZfl7'l1?7'll.f Qf Parke1',s Floral Company GRILL 2626 High Street Compfimrlmv Qf BARR BRUS- TRIANGLE SIIEET Q METAL Womqs 730 George VVashington Highway 303 High Sf- PU f5mUUflB Va- C'0111p!i1Jzm1f.v Qf CRADOCK RADIO SALES and SERVICE Taylor lVIade Candies Salted Nuts and Party Mints 60 Afton Parkway Phone 74281 316 King Street Plume 99374 Cy0llZf7!il7IL'l7f.5' Lee Hall Service Station 500 George Wlashington Highway Phone 70371 xVCZll'lI1g Apparel 632 High Street Waldo Hardware Company Incorporated OUT IN BUSY CRADOCK - WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS Craclock, Virginia PARKER'S O P E N A I R MARKET Fresh and Cured Iweats Aleo Vegetables In Season 2630 High St. Portsmouth, Va. Phone 75871 Com f7!i1llL'7lf,i' of E. Robie Sturtevant Portsmouth Boiler and Iron Wforks Blacksmith - Boiler Repairing Vllelding S28 Lincoln Street C'0lIlIJfiNZL'lZf.i' qf A FRIEND Kevill,s Flower Shop fliuth Kcvill RiChnrdSJ Flowers That Lasts, Dial 75883---I Nite 93924 -105 Middle St. Portsmouth, Va. Goldsmith Athletic Equipment SPORTING GOODS BICYCLE SUPPLIES L. M. HARRELL 81 SDN Officizll Distributors of Boy Scout Equipment 607 HIGH STREET Congratulations to the Graduating Class jfcwkebgcolgeifg Qmerinan atiunal Bank Portmzoulizlv Largest- AND ONLY NATIONAL BANK Open a Savings Account here and prepare for your College Education MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Lumber and Mill W0l'k Sash Doors Building Materials Insu lu ting Board Portsmouth Lumber Corporation 2511 High Street Phone 74646 Portsmouth, Va. Corlzpfilzzefm' Qf Compliflzmllr Qf BERSON'S BARNEY'S The Shop for Wlomen Outfitters for the Young Man Norfolk Portsmouth 305 Hlgll Sweet HIQQIIXVAY BAIQERY CI07lIjJ!f7lIL'77fS of Quality Bakery Goods W Party and Wedding Cakes Bartlettas Ph0t0 36 George Washington Highway Representative Phone 725442 CRADOCK PHARMACY BLANCHARD 81 TURNER'S ,S U uP!l7'!?f7Y.Q' Space fYl'ZUlZ,l'.VH lllulllll ' I. lll i COAL - FUEL OIL l , ES HARDWARE 5 34-I0 l-ligh SLreet Dial 71293 Snelling? PRICEPS, Inc. Established H105 The Household Appliance Ideal Pharmacy Phone 9-0871 Canter J. C. GARLAND, P,-op. 307 High Street 116 High Street at Crawford Maytag Tappan Hotpoint Kelvinator POITSIUOUU1, V21- Compliments of SEIDMAN'S NIARKET T7 George Washington 1-lighwny Compliments of R. A. CULPEPPER SI SON Compliments of LOUIS J. LEITNER, Inc. The hnest in Klcrfs Fashions Compliments of 1. S. Crawford Furniture Bo. 635 High Street PERSONALITY PORTRAITS run muse wno APPREGIATE me rmfn ARTS UF Punrnunnrnv 513 High Street Phone 76651 Portsmouth, Virginia U 0'Neal's Portrait Salon Phone: 99335 or 99235 f M50----QJc1man's aku? fa BER-B'QUE f' mf 11,1 -- 1 K, xt PORTSMOUTH, vA. Z, l l j C-x 'Rfk - g Q rim f x ' - if Af 4 -- . ? 4 P 1 - ff ,l ' .' A 5 'liihlkl-Uri' 7 i 2, -5 'J ,5'Z?..' T' Hnou .at Hnmuronn AVE. 'dump .tz 'i1:i:1.1.. r df ff Logical Store for the High School Miss CHARME SHOPPE Expert Beauty Service 72 Farragut Street Side Entrance Coo er's Inc. 7 JEWELERS Silversnmiths Q 327 1-ligh Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone 74678 COTTON'S NIARKET Finest Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale and Retail Maurice H. Cotton 611 Middle Street Phone 73771 IRWIN'S Pharmacy Prescription Druggists 200 High Street Portsmouth, Va. For Quick Service-Phone 43423 Compliments of Cradock Luncheonette 58 Afton Parkway Phone 99118 Com pfi 111 mix of The Bank of Virginia fe Resources 362,000,000 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation taiilfz .Jl'?l7?npop0ri'c5.C2z,h4: llallty ieil hop Portsmouth' s Leading Men's Store Undergrad Clothes Varsity-Town Clothes Stetson Hats Bostonian Shoes Arrow Shirts and Ties Afton Cleaners 74 Afton Parkway Dial 70521 for Prompt and Eiiicient Pick-up and Delivery Service Owned and operated by two former C. H. S. graduates SKEETER TAYLOR BOB TAYLOR CCIass of 5125 CClass of THD 'If C0777f1H1I1f'77f.V of Standard Hardware Corporation 603-5 Midclle Street Portsmouth, Va. C071Ij7!fIIIl?7lfJ Q' S. S, KRESGE I' , C.7'cldUIf?.l Pioneer Pmzrerr Sports equipment for the team or individual Northrop Sport Shop 50 Granby Street Norfolk Portsmouth Camera Shop 1713 High Street Dial 92991 Portsmouth, Virginia NORMAAN PACKING CORP. Wholesale Meals and Provisions Manufacturers ofNorm:1n's Famous Products . . . Hum, Bacon, Sasuage 932 High St. Portsmouth, Va. Portsmouth Auto Parts Corp. IOOU High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Try us for the impossible Compliments of THE QUAINT SHOP 438 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia GEORGE T. McLEAN Building Materials and Ready Mixed Concrete Congratulations to the Graduates of Cradock High School Class of '49 TURN TABLE GROCERY B EQ N Cafeteria 40 GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGHWAY -Proprietary- XV. F. DlHAL AND C. Nl. ROSE 1. W. HARDY st Co. I ,- SSLSS AND SERVICE Morgan Sewing Machine Bo 1000 Campostella Road, Norfolk 6, Vu. BCYHCY 1099-R YVE BUY AND SELL All lirlakcs of Sewing Compliments of T. BONE GRAY 613 Middle Street Nluchines Rcpaired Dial 78842 Portsmouth C- W- MORGAN, PFUP- 12 Years' Experience Compliments of 320 County Street Portsmouth, Virginia PORTSMOUTH GAS CO. 0 Complimevzts of All Wm-14 gumglnteed- NEW? GOSPORT FOOD Called for and cleliveretl STORE Free Estimates Com pl! 711 anis Qf The Hardware Hustlersn Robertson Hardware Co., Inc. Builders, Hardware, DuPont Paints lwcchzmics' Tools, Farm Implelnenls., Etc. No. 700 Crawford Street, Corner County Telephone 92465 Complimeiiis of Channel Furniture Company, Inc. High Street at Fifth Avenue PHONE S9 Co11zp!imw1f.f qf The Circle Drive-ln The Home of the Wlorld Famous Cll.icken-in.-the-Rough Compliments of M. R. SCHLANGER Complimenlx Q' PURTSMUUTH FEED CU., Inc. Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Phone 92161 C0mpli111c21l.r Qf YV. T. GRANT 81 CO. C0mpli1m'm'.r Qf NI. NI. Crockin Co., Inc. 215 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Compliment: and Our Bert Wifhes for Your Succefx The Morris Co. 204-206 High Street HR-EDP! SANDWICHES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SUNDRIES Compliments of R E D ' S 76 AFTON PARKWAY PEGGY FRANCES CONNIE MRS. LAWRENCE Tidewafer Lumber Company Phone 73419 Wlillwork Paints Hardware 102 Dahlgren Avenuu Cl'2'ldOCk, V11 Cozzzplimenlr WF Modern Typewriter Company -100 Crawford Street Virginizfs Largest Cash Department Store 7 L. Snyder S Established 1894 Three free parking lots lor your convenience Church Street at City Hall Avenue Compliments of 337 HIGH S PORTSMOUTH VA ll1E'5 Branch Store SM ITHFI ELD, VA. BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of P 81 YV Good Luck, Admirals- Remember Al Siegel The Palms Restaurant Phone 94142 511 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of Southern Candy Co. Portsmouth, Virginia Wholesale Confections and 'IQOLHHCCOS Complimen ts of J. P. TRANT 81 CO. Incorporated Welton, Duke 81 Hawks I N S U R A N C E Real Estate Sales and Property Managemellt 407 COURT STREET PHONE 92473 Clothes That Please the Wearer KEllER'S MEN'S WEAR 205 High Street Phone 93581 Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of DIXIE BARBECUE NACI-IlVIAN,S 325 High Street Serving Portsmouth for nearly ll quarter of 21 century lVIonahan's Salvage Yard Victory Blvd. :md Afton Parkway Cradock, Portsmouth, Virginia Phone 71041 PORTSMOUTH FLORAL CO. Incorporated 701 Middle Street Portsmouth, Virginia 6:0111 p!i111c'11l.r gf Smith and Welton Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. Telephone U-35511 and Sl-9330 LACY SCHUNIA KEIPS GULF SERVICE Wlashing, Greasing, Tires, Tubes and Accessories Polishing and Simonizing County Street and Elm Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Portsmouth Music Company KING sf BUESCHER Musical Instruments IVERS - POND - POOLE P I A N O S Sheet Music and Records Piano and Organ Tuning 625 High Strecct Phone 90852 SPORTSMAN'S SHOP 112 West Freemason Street NORFOLK, VA. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Cradock Pharmacy Afton Square Pre.rcrzftz'0n Drzzggist Phone 7 247 1 Drive a Ford and FEEL the difference Tyree-Jones Motor Corporation lADERBERG'S Department Store Owned and operated by Edward Z. Coonin The Store of Values MANLY'S CLEANERS Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing 1208 Court Street Phone 74661 Compliments of MASON SEED CO. 606 Middle Street Camplimenfs Qf i Complimevztx SherWood's of Jewelers 81 Silvcrsmiths Since 1363 . . Dom1n1on -if if if Paper Co. 222 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia The Class of '49 C0ngratulafz'0ns and Sincere G00dWz':heJ HALL'S 44 Afton Parkway Next to the Theatre WE DELIVER Dial 72417 Complimentf of ROBERT R. MARQUIS CONTRACTOR AND ENGINEER 8 Afton Parkway Cradock, Portsmouth, Virginia Highland Park Service Store Deep Creek Boulevard Portsmouth, Virginia Courteous Service Phone 94291 PATENT MEDICINE Soda Fountain Service and Good Sandwiches Citizens Trust Company The Progressive Bank REAL ESTATE LOANS . . . Federal Housing Administration . . Veterans Adnlinistration AND BANK PLANS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of Merchants and Farmers Bank Since 1885 Harry Shuman Furniture 705-707 High Street Portsmouth, Virglnia Serving Porlsnnouth for the Past 35 Years Central Motor Co. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH 926 High Street TELEPHONE 92421 y uve s 65 6 O Q Cb W I V y . F- ' AND :mov me D FFERENCE! Sw 26444, magma 9 Q vw Electric SMH, 5 W 'VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY C om plimcnls of JCHNSTON'S ESSO SERVICE Elm Avenue and George VVasI1ington Highway BODY WORK, PAINTING AND REPAIRING Dial 99031 Norfolk Business University 114 West City Hall Avenue TELEPHONE 24033 XV here Careers are Formed Have you read the book MIN HIS STEPS? More copies have been sold than any other book other than the Bible LOTUS TROPICAL GARDENS are presenting Tropical Fish, aquatic plants, and accessories. Also pictures of Sallmann's Head of Christ aad religious books. 1713K High Street Dial 93307 Complimevztx of ECONOMY SERVICE STORE Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Produce Complete Line of Everything Portsmouth Appliance and Service Company 615 High Street Your Frigidaire Dealer C om plimenls of lVIaster Dry Cleaners 103-1 High Street Dial 92616 WYRON,S MARICET Open Air - Self-Service 1610 Gosport Road and Des Moines We deliver Dial 90181 Commercial Insurance Agency Portsmouth's Largest Mutual lnsurance Agency Complimentr of W. K. HODGES KIDDIE KORNER 507 High Street 6023 Afton Parkway W'il.l See You at ACE STORE No. 8 321 Elliott Avenue mqer ieifrmq gtazrw blbaflz 1 eg .X-4 i ,ff ES f New EASY n . u ,, a x wA 1o YOIIQ Amc 'Q it.r ly ll b bf r,,r..,,,.,,, H I Fon INFORMATIQN PHONE 7582 X X on WRITE Z Futnnywynidrnlnwnvlb B13 ,clwqa d 5 Poxrs4Mp.urH, VIRGINIA Cozllplimflzfy qf A F RI E N D MCRAE COMPANY HPACIQARDSN 1629 High Street Dial 7-2343 - 1.9-19 Class CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL CARDS SUPPLIED BY W. C. SAUNDERS CO. 717 EastG 1'z1 ce Street RICH MOND, VIRGINIA Compliments of Portsmouth's Largest Fashion Floor I. H. Rosenfeld Sz Son 516 Crawford Street 216 High Street Phone 93161 New :md Repair XVorl: Free Estimate W. GUARD General Contractor Compliments of Collins Shoe Department Phone 72314 216 High St. Portsmouth, Va. Cmdock High School Commencement Ammuneements for 19-I9 Gruclunring Class Furnished hy Herfl'-Jones C0lllll1llly, Indianapolis, Indiana Through JAMES L. DECK 4103 EAST FRANKLIN STREET Richmond 19, Virginia BEST WISHES FROM HALL'S BAKERY Bakers of Dan-Dee Bread and Old Virginia Cakes C07IIf7!i71IE7If.f rj Melvern Ice Cream Class Rings, Pins nnfl Club Pins Conimenceinent Announecnlenls - Calling Cards Bells mul Buckles - Meclzlls and Trophies Caps and Gowns Walter B. nderson L. G. BALFOUR PRODUCTS 4111 Kensington Avenue Richmond 21, Virginia Chick's Confectionery 3 Bainbridge Avenue NPrinccss I'el', Ice Creani Thick rich nmlts and shakes Speedy, efiicient fountain service 24-I-IOUR FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE Dial 117 nsli uperatm' for 8662-.I Complinzczilx Qf A A F R I E N D HSE TRADE-MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. NATIONAL CHURCH C0003 SUPPLY CU. ACADEMIC CAP 81 CUWN C0. 821-823 Arch Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. CLINTON G. CARSON Connecticut Nlulual Life Ins u rance Conlpan y 518 1VIidc1lc Street Portsmouth S12-193 Compliments of Reliable Radiator Worlis and Garage 1225 George Washington Highway A. W. OLIVER PLUMBING AND HEATING 5 Phelps Place Telcplionc 74066 Portsmouth, X'7lI'glIll'1 Com pli nz 07715 ff Margarctte S. lVIille1' of Miller's Pholo Creations Cas, one Alam Supplies Greeting cards designed for all occasions. Comer B,31inbi'itlge Avenuc zmil mientwrgxsraph your baby or per in vour George Xvashington Ian-Xyay 22 North Hmmm Street Phone Portsmouth 7-2751 Phone 94476 Cradoclc, Portsmouth, Ya. Cofzzplizzzeim qf Bennetfs Creek Farm Dairy WIILK, CREAWI, DAIRY PRODUCTS ' Dial Portsmouth 70981 Route 1, Portsmouth, Virginia . . BOOSTERS . . RAY McDOWELL DENT'S SUPER SERVICE STORE KA'l'IelERINE COLLINS CW. T. Grunt and Co.j DR. JAMES I. PARKER VIRGINIA ICE AND FREEZING CORP. MARY HARPER JAMES CREECY, U.S.N. POWDER PUFF BEAUTY PARLOR DR. C. II. GREENE DR. W. H. PEARSON A FRIEND ELM FOOD STORE WILLIAM A. GRURB CO., Inv. ALFRED LEE MILLER J. A. WOODARD, 15 Oak Slrclzl J. RICHELS R. H. 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