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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