Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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We Make Believe For a Night Unlike the usual three act senior play, the 1951 Seniors presented two one- act plays and a western skit written by the class. The Bond Between, a drama, was directed by Nlr. VVilliam Sindlinger. The plot dealt with the pleas for a stay of execution by Nlrs. Carson CBetsy Daugh- ertyj for her son, to Mrs. Haledon ffilenda Baileyl, the Governor's Wife. Mrs. Haledon's prim secretary was played by Vivian VVright and to add a pretty touch to the deep atmosphere was joan, played by Billie Foxwell. Silence, Pleasefi a comedy was directed by Mrs. Betty .lane Yar- borough. A husband-wife spat about who could go the longest without talking made a laugh filled story. The husband was played by Nick Cardamone and the wife by Witty Carol Smith. Madge and Dolinda, the interfering socialites were Caro- lyn Dean and Dorothy Thomas. The Barroom Scene, a western skit was directed by Miss Cora lXlae Fitzgerald. The cast consisted of: Klaury Vkhite, Nick Cardamone, Dorothy Everett, Betsy Daugher- ty, Glenda Bailey, Billie Foxwell, Lynear Kenrick, Xlickey Riggs, jack Edmonds, Dorothy Thomas, Carolyn Dean, Bunky Yick, Carol Smith, Frankie Johnston, and Mick- ey Riggs' animals. CC !! The Bond Between Silence Please

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Song BILLIE Foxwsu. and Write a Through these portals one Fine morning, We Sing OUR LAST SONG ITU the tune of thr Wijfenpoof Songj Through the halls of dear ol' Cradock, To the rooms we loved so well, To the dear ol' faculty, and they were swell, Sing the Seniors all assembled with their voices raised on high, And the magic of their singing cast a spell. Yes, the magic of their singing, to the things they loved so well, To the gym, to dear ol' George, and all the rest. We will serenade our Cradock, While hearts and voices last, Then we'll pass and he forgotten with the rest. We are now sad Seniors, to be on our way, By, By, By- We are now sad Seniors, here no more to stay. By, By. By- Boys and Girls not off on a spree. On our own on through eternity, God have mercy on such as we-e-e- By. By, By- BILLIE Foxwsu. of C. H. S. F A REWELL With their hearts so full of fun, Happy that their school had started, Came the class of '5l. We surprised the other classes, With our love of all the sports, Contests, races, hall and parties, We were fond of every sort. All too soon the years have vanished, Leaving all our joys behind, What the future's holding for us, Rises now to fill our mind. We have loved our Alma Mater, As no other class before, And it's with reluctant footsteps, That we pass out through her door. Farewell to thee, dear Cradock High, As long as heaven holds a sun, May your colors wave triumphant, Is the wish of 'S1. SONYA LEE RA1KE Poem SONYA RAIKE

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