Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

, ,,, as 3 13 .AQ Q1 F J iffy XY Y inf . 1 ,ma -AL. we 'qq SHARE WITH us, OUR FINAL GLIMPSES OF CRADOCK AS WE LOOK DOWN .... MEMORY LANE W6 HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE INETEEN 'U C T C CD I N l'l l U T -4 -I I l'l1 U5 ITI 5 O I F5 I IV U5 UT O 'fl Nl xx s in A ,- -.xnxx K ' tif Y A f . -- . L Xxx A X X. X5 f O X v x 'Xxx .XX Q N.. 'fini -'-., . jf' A K L - , . , LL .L ll . A . -X.- ' ff W' Q, LA' O .!f!fFf ilp . ?. ? 5 f 2' 5fiEFxa W'-wwf T 'H----A.x,,,,5 Ili .lg O M O - E H 'w-mf- O H O N - ' ' . . ' ! I I - 4 .MK3W '2k-P' Y E 1 lx M ra-: I :,y ,gh . gr' 'A O . , - - , - . I I I In .V - - A ..n-,.n....,W..j..,g.-.,,.,.. ' 1 O i1g1?'.!i3 ' ON L 'H 5 i K S I- , W1 -S 1L-L H A ,, O X A O in 'W' - A - Gi'?5s'ZQ3: S-A 'f -Q1 H 5, O. i 'S g -m+MOH iff gy iz. Q JA f 5 ff .. ,,, 2 Q 3 ' : 4 s . g ggfzgfji - ... , ig 'I O . -k.-h 'T'f'vffw,,f 'SFI pi - X,-' rf if -.., L -. K, - . ' .KM -.M 'O , 'f T4 +3 F F-1 - S , f 9.21 .H .Q fivffiii , gh ' is W . 1 - .'??i:i?'3 S 2 ' A 4 Q ' lkzifk? Ulf 2 'e14!,E ,w . -' ' ..f 3 ll 5 LmL1 .:.1:- I f E 1 wg-.W .,lf5 O ii.3Jg?:?WOiYil 1 O f- V -I I 5 KF lrllglglvgliji zwiiljipingg al Ag !-- sl ..ll'illi'.L'WQwT..i' anew llfilwi Ms Ba.-Q-4-... , . .k.h ik X 4 K' ,Q Ml CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL, PORTSMOUTH, VA. mg OREWORD School will always bring memories to both mind and heart. These memories were formed in four years at Cradock High. In our minds will be the facts that college teachers and future em- ployers will wantg in our hearts are the feelings, the recollections, and the love which we associate with our Cradock High. Nowhere can we go that will let us forget the Freshman initiation, when we thrilled with pride as a mighty' Senior said, you! get on your knees! That pride came to us the moment we walked into the halls our Freshman year and it has never left us. We want to express this pride and the love we all feel for our Alma Mater in a tribute to and collection of Cradock Memories , The 1959 Admiral. ber, 1 9 5 5, during Freshman Initiation Week. 'IEW V September, 1958, at the beginning of our Senior year. Our class in Septem- UNFORGETTABLE I WS MOME T Some Seniors take time out for friendly chat. ,,.4-1 Recreation is a very important part of a student's life. Studying takes up a major part of every Cradock student's time. k I X X X l Contents Administration., Classes ..... Sports ....,,. Qrganigations.. .. 3eatures ...... A N -'A ', f-KJ! xjw xy l F9 :Fe f S? df pan. ...np .... .. 0 Dedicated 50 We, the Seniors, dedicate with great pride our 1959 ADMIRAL to Miss Phoebe E. Weaver. She is a person who has done much for Cradock High School and for its students throughout the years. Miss Weaver is always ready to help unfortunate students and to lend a helping hand to anyone at any time even though it might in- convenience her. She has sponsored the National I-Ionor Society and the Varsity Cheerleaders for a number of years. She often goes beyond the call of duty and thereby earns the admiration of all. We, the 1959 Class, will long remember Miss Weaver because of her unfaltering trust in Cradock students and unwavering loyalty to Cradock High School. 11 if 7 5 X l, 1 f' 1. Seniors Margaret Edwards and Dickie Johnson look on as Miss Weaver explains office procedure to them. 8 4 ' rf. YN Yi' 3 5. QQ W 1215 11324 Q9 ,, SHOP ,N lllflly O BUSINES V1.. x V 1' . ,, 1- ,Vik-I: - .. , n . Nl., . , B , - s ' A' , 'I' ll , I f.u',' Vg , l ,Law -. 5 ', . u ,., s , g KV., ', I' , , ,, , . . X A -4 5 'P' Ala. ffl, 'U '15f-g,i-L iv. 1' V 'x'J' -'D x x ,-,.,.- ww k , A -f ' ' ,. ' ' W vsbgs. X K . 151, , 2 ' N , ff 'Z f ff' Y ' ' -.f A Some of the new faculty members and Cradock students get together for a coke break. I2 Colorful Moments Seniors Fred Kennedy, Kenneth Storms, Robert Gregory, and Lynn Rush, watch Carolyn Briggs as she reaches for her bull's eye arrow. npfruff We caught these students in a studious mood. It seems they are having: a big test in the afternoon. Wayne Hathaway tries to draw a picture of Barbara Kyle as Sandra Hicks and Ruth Hemp look on. In the hands of the School Board is placed the future of the Cradock students. The Board has the authority over important rules and regulations. These prominent men, well versed in the problems of school students, prove their wis- dom and understanding many times in solv- ing and eliminating worries. The members are: Charles E. Russell from Western Rranchg H. C. Paxson, Jr., who is one of the assistant superintendents, H. A. Hall, Jr., from Pleasant Grove, S. H. Ever- ton from Deep Creek, E. W. Chittum, the Superintendentg S. N. Sawyer, the Clerkg H. M. Williams from Washingtong M. C. Al- ford, the Supervisor of Educationg and A. E. Roach, from Butts Road. Mr. E. W. Chittum Superintendent of Schools School Board I4 ,I Q ., .N X x Mr. Wayne Hogan Assistant Principal Prin Mr. William Sease Assistant Principal cipais MY FRIENDS, THE CLASS OF 1959: I am proud of the graduates who are now taking their places in our nation of good citizens. Your real worth will be measured by the yardstick of service and production. May your abilities be realized to their full expres- sion. We make our country stronger by streng- thening the lives of students. Ours is a won- derful heritage of liberty, freedom, and op- portunity. We enjoy these privileges at Cradock. This book will bring an abundance of plea- sure and many wonderful memories to those who participated in this portion of Cradock's history. Its pages will enable you to recall classmates and acquaintances, the ex- periences, the activities, the honors, which enriched your lives while at Cradock. I know that the class of 1959, and those of the future, will continue to carry Cradock's significant contribution to the life of their community and state. Mr. J. J. Booker, Jr. 15 Q Sophomore Counselor Miss Cora Mae Fitzgerald Madison College B.S. Degree U. V. A. Master of Education Freshman Advisor Dramatics, English Forensics Mr. William Sindlinger Randolph-Macon College , , A.B. Degree Mrs. Patricia Head of Guidance Department M' Metzle' Junior and Senior Advisor Mary Washington College, B.S. College of William and Mary, M. Ed. Shorthand, Typing C e Testing Chairmen Department V? Tho Counselors take time out from their busy schedules to have their picture taken. MR. HENRY CARTER Randolph-Macon College, B.A., George Peabody Co Teachers, M.A. English, The Log MISS RUTH CREDLE Salem College, B.A. English, Quill and Scroll llege for fanguages 1 I7 MRS. JANET EDRINGTON Mary Washington College, B.A. English MISS JOAN P. HILL Radford College, B.A. English, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, The Log MRS. ELIZABETH J. BRUCE Randolph-Macon Woman's College, B.A. French, Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, The Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. PATRICK BLAKE Fairmont State College, A.B. English, Speech, Dramatics, Sopho- more Class Sponsor MRS. ANNA T. MCGINNIS Westhampton College, Longwood College, B.S. Latin, English, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y MISS FREIDA LEDBETTER East Carolina College, B.S. English, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y MISS EVELYN V. BYRD College of William and Mary, B.A. VVorld History, Government, The Admiral , Senior Class Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH WEST Longwood College, B.A., University of Virginia, M.Ed. Civics, American History, Leader- ship Training, Student Council MISS JANE H. HIX George Washington University, A.B., Stanford University, M.A. Civics, Government, Journalism, The Shipmate' MR. LARRY WELDON Presbyterian College, B.A. Social Studies I, Director of Athle- tics, Coaching MR. FRED M. FARISS Columbia Bible College, Bachelor of Biblical Education Civics, Mechanical Drawing, Bible Club MISS BETTIE KELL University of North Carolina, B.A. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, American His- tory, 8th Grade English o c 1 a u i e s Students receive instructions from the teacher about American His- tory. tl C 1 6 U C Mrs. Witte shows students, Nancy and Ilill, her flowers. 'Wi 'Q Q X rs- A-Q L i f. e 9 leaf-gxg . 3 ' , -' S--2 i .Sei -Q, C '-1 . . .H f A ,Q ce- . ' --Y X . 155, 12. - Y 2 1 - ' . 1 ' ,J i k ' N we . . ' c l9 MR. ANTONIO R. NIEMEYER, JR. Virginia Military Institute, ILS. Chemistry, Physics, Science Club MRS. MARTHA RHEA CARTER Madison College, B.S. Science, Future Teachers of Amerf ICQ! MRS. EDNA G. THOMPSON East Carolina, B.S. General Science MR. ALBERT KOWALAK College of William and Mary, ILS. Chemistry, General Science, Science Club MRS. NANCY M. WITTE East Carolina College, B.S. General Science, Biology, Science Club MISS JO ANNE SCARBOROUGH Longwood College, B.S. General Science, Biology 'L A V14 1 A MRS. PHOEBE M. RICHARDSON Randolph-Macon VVoman's College, B.A. Algebra, Senior Math MISS MARY A. GALLAGHER College of William and Mary, A.B. Algebra, Solid Geometry NIMH I MR. CHARLES R. TOLER East Tennessee College, B.S. Plane Geometry, General Math, Trig., Algebra I MR. J. J. WULZER Saint Benedict's College, A.B. Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II MR. CORNELIUS E. HOHMAN University of Richmond, B.A. General Math MRS. AUDREY PANNELL Madison College, B.S. Business Education MISS SARAH W. NEWTON Madison College, B.S. Book Room, Bookkeeping, Typing I, General Business. MR. RUSSELL MOON V.P.I., B.S. General Business, American His- tory, Social Studies I, Coaching nd . Business R' 2' 6 x S, Business D.O. D. V0.6 Ari Music MR. ORAL E. WARE Fairmont State College, A.B., B.S.3 University of Virginia, M.Ed. Distributive Education, D.E. Club fi -8 'il' -cf BW' sa. MISS EMELINE MARLOWE Madison College, B.S. Business Education, I .B.L.A. MR. RICHARD D. GOCHENOUR Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Business Law, V.O.T. MR. HARLEY AFFELDT Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.Ed. Diversified Occupations, D.O. Club MRS. NETTA B. STAFFON Mansfield State Teacher's College, Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology, School of Fine Arts, B.A. Art, Art Club MR. LEO IMPERIAL Stetson University, Florida State University Music Education, Band MRS. JAYNE C. WILKINSON Duke University, B.A., University of Richmond, M.A., Carver School of Missions and Social Work, M. R. E. Chorus, Government, American History I1 MR. DAVID I. JOYNER Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Industrial Arts MR. FRANK C. ADAMS East. Uarulina College, B. S. Industrial Arts MISS BARBARA WEST East Carolina Collcgre, HS. Home Economics, Future llomv- makcrs of America MRS. RACHEL F. ADAMS East Carolina Vollcgrc, B.S. Home Economics . . 5 R 111- jf Q5 K ' Adi' M is Sconomics And flnclusfrial A rt 5 Miss Mm-1 lltx' Q shows F 1-1111t- QS the lm-..I0ynQ1-Shows the Summa hon assi: 1111m cnt. to varnish the table. du NN M- A G1 'N-4 , ll 'WD MR. MacDONALD EURE East Carolina College, B.S. Physical Education, Coach Varsity Basketball MRS. SHIRLEY O. BROOKS Radford College, B.S. Physical Education, Inter-Club Council, G.A.A., J.V. Cheer- leaders MISS JANICE O. CANNON East Carolina College, B.S. Physical Education, G.A.A., Drill Team, Admirals Tri-Hi-Y The Junior Class Sponsor MR. JACK P. BENZIE East Carolina College, B.S. Physical Education, J.V. Football, Basketball Coach and Track Coach Physical Education as MR. JACK E. VEAZIE Massachusetts State Teachers College, B.S. Physical Education MISS RUTH FARY University of North Carolina Wo- man's B.S.P.E. Physical Education 23 il I MISS PHOEBE E. WEAVER George Washington University AB. Director of Attendance, Varsity Cheerleaders, National Honor Society Sponsor, English MISS MARGRETTE S. MILLER Secretary MRS. KATHERINE NANCE Raleigh School of Commerce Chief Clerk MRS. MAJORIE Y. WEAVER Mary Washington College, B.S. Librarian, Library Club MRS. MARY EDWARDS Assistant Librarian MRS. LQCOMPTE Luncliroom Manager MR. LESLIE D. BELL Lynchburg College, B.S., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Driver Education l I Allied Service AG .KX its-ef' Rememorances Gi Gut Haculiy Mrs. Nance shows the boys how to operate Mrs. LeCompte and staff relax after the lunch the machine. rush. These Juniors are looking up a word in the Mrs. Edwards working on the over due book dictionary. slips of the homerooms. 1 l X Miss Newton assists a student with her as- signment. - . i L M , vm? -..,.,.. i. X FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS if ,, S. sal QV? I yum. i 5He Senior X ...Q 3 lll .fi .N-5 1,3 Lf 0,11 Class President-Marion Carroll Class Motto Class Sponsors-Miss Byrd and Mr. Affeldt Class Officers-Vice-Pres., Johnnie Underwood: Recording: Secretary, Janet Thompson: and nwhat lies bc,-om Us and what lies behind us, Corresponding Secretary, Charlotte Lupton. is nothing compared to what lies within us. Class Hlower Gardenia Class Colors Crimson and Silver 4.1- .9 ,L SGIHOIB bumy at wolk 111 Mlm We lvers English Class Seniors BARBARA FAY E BASS Bobby My 1-uti4-Iwo will swhivvf' more than forvm-. I7.H.A., 34 yrs., tilt-v f'luly, Il yrs., l St'll'llt't' Vluls, 2 yrs., 4-II Club, 4 yrs., Nun-sos t'lulu, l yr. ROBERT VERNON BESS Bobby Silence is the speech of the wise. Moth-l Airplane t'lulx, 1 yr., Science Club, l yr., Ilund, 2 yrs., Band Stuff, 2 yrs., Nntional Honor So- rlvty, 2 yrs., Allstate Ilnnfl. l yr.. liopu-se-:stative to Vounty Clinic Ilantl, I yr. LINDA BATTEN Linda Linuln is looking: ns nent as ever, hvr Sllt'1'1':4S is n:+sul'l'll in eve-ry vlulr-:n'or. Arln1ii'nls Tri-Ili-Y. 2 yrs., Siunm 'I'ri-Ili-Y, 2 yrs., Il. U.. 'l'1'L-as., I yr., S. O. C., l yr., 'I'1'om Com., 2 yrs. I+ vw,- Jerry, Vernon, Grace, Joe and Fay BILLIE PAYE BELFIIER ..Fnye.. Quin-t, lint :llwnys rvurly to lvml ll helping hand. A1lmii'al4 Tri-Ili-Y, l yr., Ilnmv- room 'I'rv:lw., I yr., V. 0. 'l'., I yr JERRY 0. BARNES Barnes Coming in nn a wing nnrl n prayer. l.ilu'ary l'lulw, l yr., Prositlcnt, l yi Anlvnirnls Hi-Y. Drnftsnluns Clulv. 'l'r1-ns., I yi my iq i' JOSEPH EDWARD BARNES -.joen Thu wnrlrl knows nothing of its slr:-ntest men. Srielwv Club, l yr., Math. CIIIIY. l yr., h. 0. K., 1 yr., Tru-ns., l yr.. lloys Fhorus. l yr., Sophonlors' Ilonu-room Sw-. Treas.. Junior Ilomt-room 'l'rvus., S1-nior Homcroom Vivo-l'rvsi1lvllt, I'uhlir'ity Ummm. I r. Soph. l'x-om, l't. Comm., l yr. GRACE VIRGINIA BLOW' Gracie Ns-vvr ready, always late, but she smiles and so you wait. Sipzma Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs., l'rm-s., 1 yr., I't. I'hairmnn, I yr.. tQ.A.A., I yr., F.'I'.A.. l yr.. Varsity Fheerlvmlvr, 2 yrs., Freshman Home-rounl Pres., Honor Counvil, l yr., Honlevomingg Vomm.. 2 yrs., Prom l'omm., Zi yrs., Stuflont Founcil, 2 yrs., Library Club, 2 yrs. Seniors MARY BOLEN ..Mary.. Friends are made not born. Gunnna Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs,, 'I'ro:is., yr., President, l yr., Junior Hume- room President, D.E. Club. LOUIS BRADFORD BOYNTON nnnd.. A man never shows his own char- m-ter so plainly as by his man- ner of portraying others. Dramatics Club, 3 yrs., Contest Plny, 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. of The:-mian Society. I yr.. Chairman of Dra- vnutics Float, 3 yrs. CAROLYN ANN BRIGGS Carolyn I hate quotations, tr-ll me what you know, Sigma Tri'lii-Y 4 yrs.. Drumntics 'flub, 2 yrs., Ser.. l yr., F.T.A., 1 yix, G.A.A.. Drill Tenm, I yr., Shipmale, 2 yrs.. Reporter. I yr., l'ap:e Editor, l yr., Quill and Si-roll, 2 yrs., Ser., l yr., S.O.C., I yr.. Asst. Editor, Admiral, Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr. PAUL LOUIS BILLY Paul Come what may he'll get there. Hand, 2 yrs.. All-State Band, 1 yr., Drumativs Club, 2 yrs., Debate Tenm 1 yr.. S.O.C., 1 yr., Prom Comm., 2 yrs., Editor Promotion Manager in D.E. Club, Teenage Rodeo. 1 yr. Carolyn, Paul, Linda, David, Nlill'l,l'2ll'0f. and Mal tf' MARGARET BYRANT Maggie Although she was quiet it was n pleasure to know her. Drill Teum, 1 yr., F.H.A., 1 vr.. Gzxmnm Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.. Chuplnin l yr- G.A.A.. 1 yr., Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, l yr. QQ Senior business students ut work M' E7 Seniors BETTY BURNETTE Nursie Fi-iendliness has a thousand charms to show. I .II.A. Club, I yr.. Chorus, 4 yrs., liible Club, 1 yr., D.O. Club, 1 yr. WILSON BROWN Wilson He was an easy going and quiet person. D.E., 2 yrs., Editor Promotion Mun- :urt-r, l yr. A... Don i'll'21I'llCliI1, Betty, Barbara, Carol and v S 1 ,Q 's Wilson BARBARA ANN CAPPS Bobbie Her eyes portray happiness. D.O. Club, 1 yr., Reporter, 1 yr., Norview: Teen Times Club, G.A.A., Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. CAROLE ANN COLLINS DONALD BENSON CAFFEE ..Don.. I have nothing to declare but nu' genius and my jazz. Srienre Ulub, Ci yrs., Pres., 1 yr.. Natinoul Honor Society, 2 yrs., Treas., l yr., Dnnce Band Club, l yr., Band, 2 yrs., Wrestling: Tenni, 2 ue SOC Ulub lvr BARBARA B. CULVER Carole Barb A quick girl, who enjoys n good Never idle a moment and always time. thoughtful of others. National Honor Society, 1 yr., Dra- gamma T,-i.I-Ii.Y' gg yy-S., Vig-0.Pyp5,, ' vp-.. mnlics Club, 2 yrs., G.A.A., Zi yrs., 1 yn' ivwsn 1 5-,ru Djj. 1 y,-H Img,-. Soc., 1 yr., Log, 1 yr. Club Council, l yr. ,a-fm Seniors DOROTHY JANE COOPER Dot IIC-r nvtions anfl hor purposes were her own. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs., Drill Team, 1 yr.. I-'.T.A., l yr., Prom Comm., L! yrs., Hand, 2 yrs., S.O.C., l yr., Shipmatc Reportv.-r, 1 yr., G.A.A., 1 BT. ISAAC LEWIS CANNON Lash Give me a place to stand and I will move thc world. Student Council. 2 yrs., Treas., I yr., Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Pr:-s., I yr., Art Club. 1 yr., National Honor Society, 2 yrs., J,V. Football, I yr., Varsity. 2 yrs., Track, 1 yr., S.O.C., l yr., Vive-Pres., 1 yr.. Dramntirs Club, I yr.. lntvr-Club Council, 2 yrs., Pres., 2 yrs,, Tri-C, Pres., 1 yr. IIURNLEY MONTEZ CREDLE Bunkie Nonsense makes up her person- alilyf' Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 yrs.. Tri-as. 1 yr., Yirm--Pri-s. l yr., F'.T.A.. 2 yrs., Vivo-l'i-vs. 1 yr., Drill 'Foam l yr.. Quill and Scroll, l yr., G.A.A. I yr.. Anlxw-1'tisiiu: Manmrvr of Tho ,-g- 1 'P Mary, Barbara, Dot, Isaac, Donald, and Bulnley MARY L. CORDELL Bunny An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Iimnbfla Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr., Gamma Tri- Hi-Y 2 yrs.. Reporter :mil Historian 1 yr., Library Asssitance 1 yr. DONALD CARAWAN Sandy Worry little study less is my idea of happiness, Airlrlanv Club l yr.. Dramatics Club l yr,, Sophomorv Homvroom Presi- rlvnl. Chorus Sl yrs. 'IN AllI'llll'ZIl,n S.0.l'. I yr., Varsity Clit-oi-lenilvi', 1 yr.. Fri-shman Home- rooni Trvus. MARION CARROLL Merky There are but Two, Rome and I. Christophers Hi-Y, Monogram Club il yrs., Soc. l yr., National Honor Soi-iety, 2 yrs., Vice-l'r1es, l yr., Vivo-l'rm-s. of Sophomore anil Junior Classes, Senior Class l'r0s., .I.V. llnskvtlmll l yr., Vnrsily R yrs. Ym-Sify I-'imtlmll Il yrs., Co-Cnlitai' l yr., Varsity 'l'rzi1'k 25 Yrs. iss QQ 'Qu John, Tommy, Ricliard, Carolyn, Barbara and Senlors PRISCILLA AIN li DAX ..Annu What I must do is all that von- cerns me and not what ofhers think. I'II.A., 2 yrs.. Chorus, lyr.. Sopho- more Ensemble, Admirals Tri-Hi-Y. Ann. Richard I shall return. BARBARA ANN Poopsie A person, who must surely Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs I'm-linmentnrian, 1 yr., S.O.C. Clu CAROLYN DENNIS THOMAS OTHO COCKES Carolyn Tom Cat People say that life is the thing, A good name is better than but I prefer reading. riches. National Honor Society, I yr.. Band, 2 yrs., Model Airplane Club, Science Club, I yr. I yr.. Bible Club, 1 yr., D.O. 1 yr. RICHARD ALLEN CORP GAYLE DONALDSON 1-Gaylen Let there be no strife. pray thee, between me and thee. Library Staff, 5 yrs., Mixed Chorus, 3 yrs. Bible Club, 2 yrs. DORN JOSEPH JOHN COSTELL John loves and laughs I have a life time so why hurry! do well' Photography Club, 2 yrs., D.O. Club I yr., Admirals l yr. Hisotrian, l yr., 1 yr., Drill Team, b. 34 Seniors PAUL COUTURE NINA SUSAN EANES Nina Paul The silent ones will soon be known. D.E. Club. 2 yrs. BIARGARET LEA EDWARDS Margie Work is work and must be done but while I work I have my fun. S.0.C., I yr., Band. 1 yr., All-State, l yr.. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. 1 yr., Ad- mirals 'l ri'Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Vice-Pres., I yr., Tre-as., I yr., Library Club, 1 yr., Pres., 1 yr., Log Staff, 1 yr., lk-llcs lim-'tire-, I yr.. National Honor Society 2 yrs., G.A.A., I yr.. Var- sity Cheerleader, 1 yr., Prom Comm. 1 yr. BARRY DAIL Ri:-ky To know him is to love him. Football, 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Baseball 4 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs.. Secretary and Treasurer of Monogram Club, S.0.C. Club, Chair- man of Auditorium Comm., Traffic Comm. MARGARET ANN ENGLE Little-en Full of fun and mischief. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., S.0.0. Club, Senior Homeroom Treasurer. Al Norview, F.H.A. 1 yr., At Maury: Ilomeroum S.C.A. Representative, 2 yrs. Full of fun, happiness and joy, tosses her head and goes on her way. Science Club, I yr., Belle Lettre. l yr., Quill and Scroll, 1 yr., Log' Staff, 2 yrs., Circulation Manager, Admirals. FREDERICK WILLIAM NICHOLAS CROUCH V Freddie I'm not in the role of common men. Fr., Jr., Sr. Ilomeroom Pres., Mixed Chorus, Pres., 2 yrs.. Student Di- rector, I yr,, Monogram Club. 2 yrs., Chaplain, 1 yr., Admirals Hi- Y. 3 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Chaplain, 1 yr., S.O.C. Club, Varsity Track, 3 yrs., Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs., Honor Council, I yr., P.A. Announcer, 2 yrs., Business llfanager, Admiral, lfreshman Rep. to Homecoming, Headline Editor, Shipmate, Boys Quartet, 1 yr., Glee Club 1 yr., Octet, 1 yr., All-State Chorus, 2 yrs. MARSHA EIIOFF Ehoff She laughed in troubles face, Sextette, 1 yr.. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs., Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, I yr., Secretary 1 yr., Property Manager of Laura. ff' Margaret, Paul, Marsha, Barry, and Nina Seniors KATI-IRYN .IEANETTE ERVIN Little Wooten 'tI'd rather have a fool to make me merry than experiences to make me sad. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Mixed Vhorus, 2 yrs., Octete. 1 yr., All- State Chorus, 1 yr., Flag Bearer, l yr,, Majorette, 2 yrs., Asst. Head I yr. PHILIP WORTH DODD --Phila l had rather be right than presi- dent. Admirals Hi-Y, 1 yr., Monogram Fluh, 1 yr., D.O. Club, 2 yrs., Pres., I yr., Tennis Team, l yr., Inter- Club Council, l yr., Band, 1 yr. BARBARA ANNE FERGUSON Barbara She has a charm and grace of appearance. D.0. Club, 2 yrs., State Ser., 1 yr., District Vice-Pres. 1 yr., Club Sec., l yr., S.O.C. Club, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 12 yrs., Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Senior Homeroom Treas., Sopho- more Homeroom Pres.. National Honor Society, 1 yr., Prom Comm., 2 yrs. HARVEY ELLIS Harvey I're taken my fun where I've found it. Golf Team, l yr., J.V. Basketball, I yr.. D.E, Club, l yr. I 36 'Ii p,-1 Jw s., Barbara, Kathryn, Peggy, Retha, Tommy and RETHA EVANS Retha Swift to hear: slow to speak: Blow to wrath. Admirals Tri-I-Ii-Y, 2 yrs., Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, I yr., Historian, I yr., Senior Hnmeroom Treas,, National Honor Society, 1 yr., Remembrance Comm., 1 yr. THOMAS EANES ..Reb,, Life is spent before we know what it is. D.O. Club, 2 yrs., Christians Hi-Y, l yr. PEGGY 0'NEIL FISHER Pebbie Live today and let tomorrow take care of itself. Mixed Chorus, I yr., Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr., Freshman Homeroom Treas., Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres., l yr.. Tr:-as., I yr., Sophomore I-Iomeroom Sec. 'STN wi S nv ...aff f,,'! s.. -A Seniors LINDA RUTH GARDNER ..Lynn.. Meet life and live. do not shun it. Arimirnls Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. l yr., Scrxzcnnt-At-Arms I yr., Drill Tenm 1 yr., G.A.A., 1 yr., Model General Assembly 1 yr. MARVIN FISHER ncripn A man of wisdom with an eye for the future. Ilascbnll 2 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs., Football l yr., Senior Homeroom Treasurer, Monogram Club. MARY FRANCIS GILMORE Termite The greatest of things come in the smallest of packages. XYnke Forest: I-'.H.A.. 2 yrs., Glcc Club. 2 yrs. THOMAS FORBES Tommie Ono Senior who has not lost his ability to blush. Quill unil Scroll 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. 1 yr., Science Club 3 yrs., Drafts- mnn's Club, l yr., S.O.C. Club, I yr., Shipnmte Staff l yr., Awlvcr- tising: Mana5.:cr, I yr. Marvin, Alan, Linda, and Doris ii ALAN FORBES ..Al.n-n I shall zo quietly all my years. Bclle Lettre Club, 1 yr., Golf Team, 1 yr., D.E. Club, 2 yrs. DORIS LEONE GRANT Puddie Her tomzue-wagging: has found her friends and fame. F.'l'.A. 1 yr.. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., G.A.A. l yr., Drill Team I yr., Dramatics Club 1 yr., Quill and Scroll 2 yrs., Lay-Out-Editor of Log, 1 yr., S.0.C. Club, Prom Comm. 3 yrs., National Honor So- cicty I yr., Inter-Club Council I yr., Organization Editor of Annual, Fire Drill Comm., 2 yrs.. Honor Comm. 1 yr., Sophomore Ilomeroom Secre- tary. .i l .Q 1 Seniors FAYE GRAY l'uddin She is n person who makes lifc plc-ns:u1t. I .II..-X., I yr., fI,A.A.. I yr., Drill 'lIl'1lI1l. I yr., National llonoi' So- vielY. 2 Yrs., Senior Humcroom Pros. HOWARD GREEN Green No man can lose what he never had. I'hotogrnphy Clulu, I yr.. Arlmiruls Ili-Y, I yr., fhristophers lIi4Y, I yr., J.V. Iinscball. L! yrs. BETTY JANE GRAY Belly Love, quietness and goodness, in her person shined. F.H,A. I yr., V.O.T.. I yr. RAY GREGORY Curly VVhvre th0re's a girl. there-'s mc. Iinnrl. 2 yrs.. Prom Comm.. I yr., l'lnrtogr:lphy Cluh, I yr., Admirals Iii-Y, I yr. e y Iou, Iloxvuml, Ian, Iitttx Ru mm THOMAS EUGENE GREGORY Gene I never with important air. in conversation ovcrbearf' Monogram Club, I yr., Varsity Football, I yr., J.V. Footlmll, 2 yrs., Varsity VVrcstlin5:. 2 yrs, BETTY LOU GWALTNEY ullucyn I shall be like n tree, I shall die at the top. Iiiluln Club, 2 yrs.. Trens.. I yr., li.A.A., Zi yrs., Ser., I yr., Viro- I'res., I yr.. Junior Ilomeroom Pres., Sophomore Class See.. Soph- omore Homvroom Sm-., F.'I'.A. l yr., National Honor Soriety, 2 yrs., Quill nnxl Scroll. 2 yrs., Pres., I yr. Inter- Clulm Cuunril, I yr.. Junior Class Rest Citizen, The Admiral Staff, Z yrs., Assoc. Editor. I yr., Editor. I yr., American Legion Speech Con- test, 2 yrs., Service Award. G1 Seniors SHIRLEY JEAN HALES Shirle! ' 'Sho is soon more than she is hm-aural. lhuul 3 yrs.. l'3.lC. Cluls l yr., Lumlxf :ln 'l'ri-lli-Y 12 yrs., Siirlnzx Tri-Ili-Y l yr.. Musir. 1 yr. ROBERT GREGORY EWLLXN JOANN HHL Robert Prvzzle 'In siloncu ihm-L-'s u worth that The ,lux of South her cus dxsplnx brings no 1'is'. li A F x Sclvlwo l'lulv Ji yrs.. Aclmirnls Tri- nnqynq I1 Ili-Y, l yr., S.O.C. Club 1 yr. JANICE LEIGH HAMILTON GI ENN WAVLRIY GRIFFIN Jan Su! 'l'hs-rc is none like hor, nuns. A spout m exexy um F'.N.A. l yr.. Library Club, l yr., Baskzllmll 4 xl-4 JV Ill S.-iv.-ucv Club, 1 yr., ll.A.A. 2 yrs., -.IU x s x anne ll! N Drill Team l yr., Bible Club l yr.. lllfllNlll8l Ants Llub x Tim Girls llznsketlmll Team 1 yr., V.0.'I'. 1 Xl 1 yr., Jr. Humeroum Chaplain. JOHY POWELL HANBURY Ace ll is guuxl to be nicrry and wise. 8.0.9. Ululv, lnslustrizxl Arts Club, 'l'rm-us., l yr., Truck 1 yr., Hnselmll l yr., Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs., linnrl 1 yr., Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Float Cunmm. 2 yrs., 'l'rnffiC Comm. 2 yrs., Fire Drill Ummm.. l yr. l Brenda, Patsy, Iles, Ethel, Charles and Linda. JERRY HATCHER ..-hrry.. He who lives well is the best teacher. .I.V Basketball, I yr., Science- Muth, I yr., Traffic Comm., 2 yrs. PATRICIA LOUISE JEFFRIES Patty Lou Always flirtatious and gay: she tosses her head and goes on her way. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, I yr., Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Trcas., I yr., Var- sity Cheerleader, I yr., S.O.C. Club, V.0.T., l yr., Prom Comm., I yr. Seniors LINDA LOU HAYES Linda A friend never to ze forgotten. Girls Chorus. I yr.. Mixed Chorus. 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.. Octet, 1 yr., All- State Chorus, I yr.. Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, I yr.. Banner Carrier I Yr.. Majorette. il yrs., Asst. Head, I yr., S.O.C. Club I yr. ILES HANCOCK Hancock It's safer being meek than fierce-.' Art Club, I yr. ETHEL DAVIS HUGHES Boots The mildest manners and the gen- tlest heart. F.T.A., I yr.. F.H.A., I yr., Mixed Chorus, I yr., Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Library Ass't., I yr., Girls Chorus, 1 yr., Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. CHARLES ANDREW HENKLE Charlie I feel as biz as anybody. Admirals Hi-Y, I yr., Christophers Hi-Y. I yr., S.O.C. Club, 1 yr., Freshman Class Vice-Pres., Man- ager of Track Team, 2 yrs. Seniors MOYER LONNIE HODGES Lonnie SHIRLEE MAE JENKINS A My own thoughts are my com- minions. GLORIA TERESA JONES Gloria She was indeed fun loving and ensy going. Beta Tu-Ill-X. l yrs.. Girl s Chorus, l yr., Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.. Sextct, Shlrl Quiet on few occasions, witty on others. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus. 3 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Reporter, l yr., Sec., 1 yr., F.T.A,, 1 yr., Majorette, 1 yr., Drill Team, 1 yr., G.A.A., 1 yr., Log Staff. Typist, 1 yr., S.O.C. Club, Prof Comm., 1 yr. As f? 3 rf' -8 WOODY LEE HALTON Woody VVhnt's the use of worrying. Track Team, 2 yrs., Andrew Jack- son: Swimming Team, 1 yr. W lClxlE JON ES Vickie DOROTHY JEAN JONES Dottie The kind of girl you look nt twice. X.. Drnmnlics Club, 1 yr., Admirals Tri- Hi-Y. 2 yrs., D.E. Club l yr., Presi- dent, 1 yr. Donald, Vicki, Moyer, Dorothy, Woody, Shirlee and Gloria. Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Lnmluln Tri-Hi-X, l yr.. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr. 'll Seniors VIRGINIA LEE KEEN ..-'ennyn A good girl with fl gentle con- scienvef' Band, 4 yrs., Bible Club, 1 yr.. F.lI.L.A., I yr. RUSSELL IIOYLMAN Russ A fn-llow who manages to take evvrylhing in his stride. Photoyzruphy Club, 1 yr., Pres., I yr., Stage Malmyzvr, I , ., . . Football, 1 yr., Varsity VVrestlinp:, ZZ yrs.. lnter-Club Council, 1 Nr.. Publicity Manager, 1 yr., National Thospinn Soeivty, 75 yrs., Boys' Glue Jenny, Russ, Virgine, VValter, Connie and R'1y I , ' Club, I yr., S.O.C. Club. C RAY KOI-ISER WALTER RAY HUDSON ..R.y.. I agree with no man's opinions, l have some of my own. G.A.A., 2 yrs., Bible Club. 2 yrs. RICIIARD JOIINSON Dickie Cherchez les Femmes! Log Staff, 1 yr., J.V. Football, yr., Admirals Iii-Y, 2 yrs., Home- room Trans., National Honor Su- riety, 1 yr., Sophomore Homecom- ing Representative, Traffic Comm., 2 yrs. Walter Live today and let tomorrow take care of itself, Art Club. 4 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr., Drnftsmen's Club, 1 yr. CONSTANCE LOLA LAUMANN Connie Good as xzold, true as steel. a real nice person with whom to deal. Sextet. 4 yrs., F.H.A., 2 yrs., Chorus, 2 yrs., Prom Comm., 1 yr. and 1 . .. W , . .-V . . Seniors LINDA LEE Linda l live in a world of my own. Sigma Tri-I-'Ii-Y. 1 yr., Art Club, l yr., Re-purlur, l yr., G.A.A.. 2 yrs., Publicity Chairman, I yr.. Library Club, 1 yr. 1 Fred, Linda, Jane, Crayton, Betty IVOR JONES Butch l nun! what I want when I wunt it... Plmtmzrnplmy Club, 1 yr., S.0.C. Club. BETTY LENTILE BDNF Sufi brown eyes nnml dancing feet, :in nblv girl and oh so nent. Mnjnretlv. Anlmirnls Tri-Hi-Y. Point Fhnirman. l yr., G.A.A., 1 yr., Dra- matics, 1 yr. FRED KENNEDY .1-red.. Mun is the nnly animal that blushvs ur needs tu. Art Club, 2 yrs., Treas.. I yr., S.O,l'. l'lub, Gulf 'I'c-nm. l yr., Science Club. 1 yr.. Senior Home- rimm l'rL's.. l yr. I CRAYTON EVERETT KELLY Crnyton 0h. how I love a good time. Banrl, 4 yrs., Band Staff. 1 yr. VVorkshop Rand. l yr.. Photography Club, 1 yr.. Drum Major fur Jr High, l yr.. Drnmativs Club, 1 yr. RACHEL JANE LEVY ..-lane.. She laughs herself and others into stitches. S.0.C. Club. F.'l'.A., 1 yr., Granby: Varsity Cheerleader. l yr., F.'I'.A., l yr., Pres., I yr, Drill Team, 3 yrs., Pan American Club. 2 yrs., 'Comvlf Business Manager. Home Room Representative. Seniors ROBERTA JO LEVY -.Jon Tho perfoctinn of knowlmlpze :intl friunwlliness vunilyin9fl. F.'I'.A., l yr., S.0.L'. Club. 1Ir:mhY. i .'l'.A., ZS yrs., Vivo Pres.. 1 Yr.. Vnrsity l'h1-vrlvnrlor. l yr.. Pun Anwriran Vluly. 2 yrs., Drill Team. S4 yrs.. 'Spy-rt:iln1',' 2 yrs., Busi- noss lVlHlliHI0l', 1 yr. JACK LAVVSON Fredrick A fs-ll-vw u'c'ro pzlml to have mot fur hv's zu fellow we wun'l forget. Fuoilmll 'l'vnr'n, 4 yrs., llnskvtlmll 'iil'?HU, -1 yrs., 'Frm-k Team. 4 yrs., llnsolmll 'l'L-am. 1 yr., Freshman llunwrmmm Pros.. Suph.. Jr. Vivo Vrvs.. iylulmurzun Vlulv, 2 yrs., Aci- lnirals Hi-Y. 2 yrs.. Chorus. l yr.. l'rnnn l'un1m., 2 yrs.. Traffic Comm., 11 yrs.. Fire- Drill Ummm.. I yr.. ,A-.J Jack, Jo, Judy, Charlotte, Douglas ug.- vh v5 Auulilurinm Cmnm., R yrs., liuihling :Anil Gruunrls Cunim., l yr. JUDITH LIVINGSTON Judy Sho lrmkm-rl only nn the brislht sinlc of life. ill vi' LARRY LOWE Larry Sober, but not serious, quiet but not iclIu. Arlmirnls 'l'ri-Hi-Y, Ii yrs., Svc.. 1 Christophers Hi-Y, l yr., J.V. Foot- yr., 5.0.1. Llnlx. DOUGLAS C. MAYNARD Dougie A Lilllu nonsense now and lhen. Art Ulnlm, 2 yrs.. VVres!linfz Team, 1 yr.. 'Traffic Umnnm., 2 yrs. hull. l yr., JN. Baskvthall. I yr.. Traffic' Comm.. CS yrs., lnrlusirial Arts Club. 1 yr. CHARLOTTE LUPTON Charlotte i flu loathe' explanations. Svniur Class SGC., Admirals 'l'ri-Hi- Y, Art Club. Music Club, Home-room Pros.. 35 yrs.. Hand., 14 yrs, Staff 25 Yrs., Pres. uf the Hand. All-State VVurkshop ilunrl, 2 yrs., F.T.A., l yr., National Honor Society, 2 yrs. ZP- Seniors SANDRA LEE MARKS Sandy She aims high and makes the goal: when they mi-ull' Sandra Ihey throw nwny thu mold, Sigma Tri-Ili-Y 1 Fr.. F'.T.A,. Dra- nuilirs Club. II yrs.. Pros.. l yr.. li.A.A. I yr., Pulilirity Chairman. I yr., National Iiunor Society, 2 yrs.. Jr. aml Sr. llelwesenlative- to Siumlvn! ifuliiwil, Un-Chairlnnn of Jr. Senior l'r0m. Cn-Chairnxnn of l'ulili4-ity l'un1m. for Cuuncil, Rc- purwr fur Inter-Club Council. I yr.. l'n-1'hairnmn uf Assembly Comm. :XZL'lC2l Court Reliresvntative, 1 yr. Duane, Kent, Jesse, Poitri, Diane, Sandla, Kittv JESSE MEEKS Mm-ky XXV: know nothing: of tomorrow, our business is to be happy today. Art Cluli, I yr., Inrlustrinl Arts Club. 1 yr. VIRGINIA DIANE MAY Diane A capalilo girl. Athletically in- 1'linc1l, Admirals Tri-Ili-Y. 2 yrs., Sigma Tri-Ili-Y. 12 yrs.. Uhaiulain. I yr. I2.A.A. I yr., Cu'-'Captain of Drill Tonin, I yr., Vnrsily Fhecrlenilcr. I yr., S.O.C. Club, Prum Comm., SS yrs.. l'irv Drill Lulnin., Z yrr-, DUANE Mn-DANIEL nnewy.. Tho nzxc of Chivalry is not lost. S.O.C. Cluli. Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs. PORTIA ANN MARLOW npam.. The only way to have a friend is tu be uno. Dramatics Cluh. 4 yrs.. Rvuortor, I yr., Humeroum Trcas., Freshman yr., I-Iumeroum Chaplain, Soph., Jr. and Svniur yrs. KENT M1-CRANEY Kitty NINIQQI life anrl live, mln nut xhun ii. Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs., J,V. Football, I yr.. Science Club, 1 yr. CATHERINE ELIZABETH MEIGGS Kitty Bach It's wicked, I is, but I just c'an't help it. Art Cluli, 2 yrs.. Office Ass'l., D.0. Club. I yr. 45 Kathy, George, Bobbie, Eddie, Pat, Earl, Brenda PAT Mc-KEAN upat.. Laugh when you can it's a good ml:dic'ine. Dramativs Club, 2 yrs.. G.A.A. Club, I yrs., Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, l yr,, Prom Comm., l yr. Junior Home- room Treas., Big Brother Comm., 1 U. EDDIE ANTHONY MOORE Eddie Anything goes. 1 Yr. BARBARA NETTLES Bobbie A girl worth knowing. ing Con test. Srienre Club, I yr.. Art Club, 3 yrs., Pres., 1 yr.. Inter-Club Council. Drill Team, 1 yr., Library Ass't., 1-2 yr., Hollowcr-n Window Paint- Seniors KATHERINE TUCKER McGINNIS axathyn I will Sit down now but the time will come when you will hear me. Sigma Tri-H-Y. 4 yrs., Parliamen- tarian, l yr., F.T.A., l yr,, G.A.A., I yr.. National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Sec., I yr.. S.0.C. Club, Chap- lain, I yr., J.V, Cheerleader, I yr.. Varsity Cheerleader, I yr., Admiral. Art Editor, French Magazine. Art Editor. Fashion Editor. Freshman Class Sec., Quill and Scroll, 1 yr. EARL LEE MILLS Sheriff Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. Band, 3 yrs., Library Club, 1 yr., Christian's Hi-Y, 2 yrs. BRENDA JOYCE McMANUS Brenda Virture is the performance of pleasant actions. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Gamma Tri- I-Ii-Y, 1 yr., Band, 3 yrs., Band Staff, I yr., All-State VVork Shop Band. 1 yr., V.O.T., 1 yr. GEORGE W. ODOM Georgie A likeable sort of fellow. Christophers Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Mono- gram Club, 2 yrs., J. V. Football, l yr., Varsity Football, 2 yrs, VVrest- ling, Varsity Golf, 1 yr., J. V. , Basketball Manager, 1 yr., 'Traffic Comm., 2 yr., Auditorium Comm.. 2 yrs. s. H' . . IW' '17 Ji, ,fl .sv 'Q I'-7' -ag 'Q . . A .S ss Seniors TOMMY ODOM Odom ln thc twinkling of an eyc, he did Krcat dccds. Football. IK yrs., Basketball Team, Ii yrs.. llaseball Team, 4 yrs., liasc- lmnll Tvnm. 4 yrs., Admirals Hi-Y. l yr., I'n-s., 1 yr., Nlonogram Club, 2 yrs.. Traffic Comm.. 2 Yrs. DORUTH Y POLSON lint l'll vnukv a 1 rnmntmn an mx I-la:-o. V.U.'l'. FLOYD JEROME PARKER, JR. Floyd l can bc pushed just so far. Admirals Hi-Y. l yr.. Monogram Club, Zi yrs., Pros.. 1 yr., Tennis 'IX-am, 3 yrs,, llascball Team. 1 yr., Football Team. 1 yr., VVrcstlinp: ,. ,, l cam. - Yrs. NANCY PRITCHARD Prissy Any thing worth doing: is worth doing well. Chorus, l yr.. Pres., l yr., The-spian Society. 3 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr., S.C.A., l yr.. Homecoming' l'o'i'Chairman. 1 yr., Bellamy Award llcpresentativc, I yr., Assembly Comm., Chairman 1 yr., Remembrance Comm., 2 yrs RUTH OWENS Ruth Well duno is better than well said. VVilkes Central Glce Club. K CARL OVERSTREET .1-srl.. h I never dare act as funny as I can. Svionce Club, l yr.. Admirals Hi-Y, Dramatics Club. 2 yrs. SANDRA JEAN POWELL Sandy 'ASQ-rinus on few occasions, talka- tive on others. g Science Club, 1 yr.. Dramatics Club, 1 yr., Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. Nancy, Carl, Ruth, Sandra, Floyd, Dot 44 Y Seniors Susie Sho luughc-cl for no reason but fun. lic-ta 'l'ri-Hi-Y. I yr.. Gamma Tri- Hi-Y, I yr.. Homecoming: Chairman, I vr ROWLAND LOUIS PIERCE. JR. Ronnie Giro Mc a million girls one at a time. Admirals Hi-Y, I yr., Band, 2 yrs., Science Club, 2 yrs., Industrials Arts Club, 1 yr., Sec. I yr., S.O,l7,, Club, Tract Team, l yr., Announce- ments, 2 yrs. Traffic Comm., 2 yrs. GLENNA RICHARDSON Jean Prayer is the soul's sincere desire. Chaplain of homeroom, I yr., Sec. of homeroom. I yr. Bible Club, 3 yrs., Soc.. I yr. LARRY KENNETH PRITCHARD Larry A vi-ry likealslc sort of fellow. Christophe:-s Hi-Y. Ii yrs., D. E. Club. I yr. w Melinda, Charles, Glenna, Sue, Ronnie, lxtncu FRANCES JOANN RICHARDSON Fran Friendliness and good sportsman- ship make a good character. Vice-Pres. I yr. of Freshman Home- room, F. T. A. I yr. Admirals Tri- I-Ii-Y. 2 yrs., G.A.A. 3 yrs. Vice Pres. 1 yr. Pres. 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs., Quill 8: Scroll, 1 yr., Sports Editor of The Ad- miral , S.O.C. Club, 1 Yr. CHARLES FRANKLIN PORTER. JR. Charlie Some men are born great: some achieve greatness : and some have greatness thrust. upon them. Student Council, 4 yrs., Pres., I yr., Vice Pres. I yr., Fix, Soph. and Jr. Class Pres., Fr. Homeroom Pres., Soph., Jr. Vice Pres. National Hon- or Society, 2 yrs., J. V. Footlrall, l yr., Varsity Football, 2 yrs., Tennis Team, l yr., Admrials Hi-Y. 2 yrs.. Revo:-ter. I yr.. Monogram Club, 1 yr., Governor of Boys State, Bellamy Award Representative, I yr.. Soph. Class Best Citizen, U. N. Youth Pilsrrimasze, Forensics: Pub- lic Speaker, Fire Drill Comm. l yr., Traffic Comm, Chairman 1 yr. MELINDA ANN ROBINSON Melinda Beauty itself doth of itself per- suade the eyes of men without an auditor. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, I yr. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y. 1 yr.: Majorette, 3 yrs., Mixed Chorus. 2 yrs., V.O.T., I yr., Beauty Contest, 3 yrs. Seniors MA XINE ROE Maxine Ultlnxine mm' look timid und shy but a friend on whom you can re-ly. Majorcte, l yr.. Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, l yr., D.E. Club, 2 yrs. CLAUDE BROOKS ROLLINS Claude A man burn with friendliness nnd wit. Prom. Comm.. 2 yr.. J. V. Baseball, l yr., J. V. Football, l yr., 'I'rm'k, l yr., Admirals Ili-Y, 2 yrs.. D. E. Club, l yr., Sports Editor of Ship- mnte, l yr. KATHLEEN ROSE Josie l cnmc, I saw, I cunquerellf' Knppn Tri-Ili-Y, JS yrs., Svc.. l yr., Vive-Pres., l yr., Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, l yr., Chaplain. l yr., J.V. Chccrlonder, I yr. Varsity Cheer- leader, 2 yrs.. Captain. l yr., S.O,C. Club, Quill nnd Scroll, l yr., Cir- culation Manager, 1 yr., M.G.A., Beauty Contest, 2 yrs., Fire Drill Comm., 2 yrs. CARLTON RUSSELL, JR. Carl A' I don't Know why it is, we are in such a hurry to get up when we fall, you might think we would lie there and rest awhile. Football, 3 yrs., Monogram, Club, 2 yrs. ,.,..l.x..---. ...Ng Ronnie, Maxine, Claude, Carl, Josie, Melkv .1 5-1 RONNIE A. ROBINSON Robinson He was no doubt a handsome man. D. E. Club, 1 yr., Aviation Club, 1 yr., Treas., 1 yr., Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr., Homeroom Pres., 1 yr. LINDA JEANETTA RUSH ..Lynn.. She has n style of dress and thought. Bible Club, 1 yr., Chaplain, 1 yr., Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Chaplain, 1 yr., F.T.A., 1 yr., Treas. Homeroom, l yr., Drill Team, 1 yr., Advertis- ing Manager, Admiral, S.O,C. Club, Refreshments Chairman for Prom, Laura , n 'N 6.2 J' Seniors Saffnrd I'Ixlr1-:nos I'l10l'I.l' Iinml, 4 yrs.. I.ilnrnrinn, I yi, F.'l'.A.. R yrs., Vim's--Pre-Q., I yr.. J G.A,A., Z. yrs., IlrnninIir's Vlulx. I yr., I .H.A., I yr.. Shipmvn! Staff. I rr., Ih-im-n1Iur:-'wr ','umm., 2 yrs. NORMAN H. RYDER nkyder., Tho fair svx is my fIepnrIl110nl. Admirals Iii-Y, 2 yrs.. Monogram 1'luIm 'I ' I . - yrs., D. lf.. llulu. I yr.. J.V, Fuutlmll, I yr., Varsity Buse- Imll, 4 yrs., Wrestling, I yr. Sarah, Jerry, Sandra, Kenneth, Catherine, V H SARAH ANNE SFLATER JERRY SCOTT Sarah IIn1Im-rslanmling nml rm-:uly in make All Ihat know him thought hixzhly friends with 1-x orymivf' lIiIil1- fluIv..I yr.. fl..-N..-X.. II ns., .I.V. Iiasolmll. I yr., Mixml Fhorus Jerry nf him. l.lIur:n'y Ass I.. I yr.. Ihurus. .2 yrs., -1 yrs., 'I'r1u'k Team, I yr. ills-0 Club, In is I' II A I I Xl Snph. Ilumc-ruuni 'x:.'., ', . ., yr. Prom Ummm., SS yrs. KENNETH SHEDRICK MARGARET CATHERINE 1-Kennethvv SHELTON 1 I uf. thy.. You must kc-op your goal in sight: a lalmr toward it day nnll night. SIw was quiet Init plvnsing In know. L N Historian uf F.B.L.A. Club AfI'YTlII'HI!4 Tri-Hi-Y, I yr., Gnmmn T ri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. Chaplain, I yr. Seniors BETTY JANE SMITH UCHUCK.. Good as gold. true as steel, a real nice person with whom to deal. ' ILO. Vlulu, 2 yrs., Lilvrary Flulu, I yr., Treas., I yr. Betty, Larry, Brenda, Bobby, Judy, Larry CAIOI, John. .flfir JOHN WOODARD SIMPSON Simpkins The lion is not so fierce us they paint him. Industrial Arts Club. 1 yr., Hall Comm., I yr. BRENDA GRAVES SMITH B.B. Beneath her dark exotic manner was a deep goodness, few possess. Freshman Homeroom Trens., Ad- mirals Tri-Hi-Y. 2 Yrs.. Sillma Tri- IIi-Y, 2 yrs., Reporter, I yr.. Senior Homeroom Sec., G.A.A.. I yr., Log Staff. I yr., S.O.C. Club, Prom Comm., 2 yrs. .IUDITH ELLEN STALLS ..Judy.. VVhat ever is poplar deserves at- lention. J.V. Cheerleader. 2 yrs., Captain, I yr.. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Clihtain, 1 yr.. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 4 XPS-. Trens.. I yr.. Pres., I yr., Sec.. 2 yrs.. Maid of Honor, 1 yr., Co-Chairman Jr. and Sr. Prom Decoration Comm., 1 yr., Fr. Soph. Prom Comm., I yr.. S.0.C. Club, Homeroom Pres., 1 yr., T1-egg., 1 yr.. Vice-Pres.. I yr.. Girls State, Fire Drill Comm. for 2 yrs. ROBERT EARL SPENCE, JR. Bobby All mankind loves a lover. Jr. Class Trens.. Student Council. 2 yrs.. Treas., l yr., Pres. Admirals Hi-Y. Monogram Club, 1 yr., S.U.C. Club. Christophers Hi-Y. 24 yrs.. Treas.. 2 yrs., Varsity Football, I yr.. Tennis Team. 3 yrs., Prom Comm., 2 yrs., State S.C.A. Con vention. LARRY WAYNE SIMPSON Simpkins A mighty footlmll machine with bull-dozer personality. Senior Ilomeroom 'I'rens., Monu- prram Flulv, Nlaury: S.C.A. Rep- resentative, Monogram Club. Treas., I yr., Johnson 'I'ri-Ili-Y, Treas. l yr.. Pres., l yr.. Pres. of Maury Hi-Y. 'I'ri-Hi Council, Serzent in Arms of Norfolk of Norfolk Ili-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council. CAROL ANN TAYLOR MCAT., Art is her only thought and dream. Art Club. 2 yrs.. Art Editor. Ad- miral, Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.. Maid of Honor, 1 yr., Ijlomeroom Chap- lain, 1 yr., Prom Comm., Window Paintimr Contest. 33 yrs. 4' . -Q Q4-ff Kenneth, Shirley, Richard, Lynda, Billy, Elaine, and Don. Seniors RICHARD JOHN STANKIEWICZ Stanklewicz I have a pleasant time with my mind, for it is happy. Chaplain of Homeroom 1 year. 'GFS- KENNETH B. STORMS Ken Politness is good nature refzulated by good sense. Christnphera Hi-Y 1 yr.. Admirals Hi-Y, S.O.C. Club, J. V. Football, 1 yr., Vice-Pres. of Homeroom 2 yrs. SHIRLEY TAYLOR Workhorse Knows what she wants and goes after it. Lambda Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr., Art Club, 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr., S.O.C. Club, G.A.A. 1 yr. DON E. TAYLOR Twitch Ah, why should life all labor be. J.V. Baseball 1 yr., J.V. Basket- ball 1 yr., Christophers Hi-Y 2 yrs. S.O.C. Club, Band 3 yrs., Fire Drill Cor 2 1 yr. Prom Comm. 3 yrs. LYNDA LOU TAYLOR Red A bright smile topped by flaming red hair. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs., Treas. 1 yr.. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y I yr. S.O.C. Club. BILLY STRICKLAND Billy The only way to get rid of tempta- tion is to yield to it. J. V. Football 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 2 yrs. Varsity Baseball 1 yr. Var- sity Football 2 yrs., Monogram Club 2 yrs. Wrestling 1 yr. It Seniors GLORIA JEAN TILLER Gloria II:imwiiiess is an actiyityisuch was her nature. Girls Chorus 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.. Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. 1 yr., D. O. Club 1 yr. Majorette, 1 yr., G.A.A. 1 yr. VII ARLES DARRYI. TOLER Darryl The only way to have a friend is to be one. Football 4 yrs,. Track, 2 yrs., Ad- mirnlllli-Y. 2 yrs., S.0.C, Club. Quill and Srroll. 1 yr., Monogram Club I yr.. National Honor Society, l yr. Organization Editor of An- nual. SHIRLEY ANN IVAITE Shirley Nothing sur-reeds like Success. Log Staff, 4 yrs., Editor 2 yrs., National Honor Soviety 2 yrs., Pres. 1 yr. Quill and Scroll 2 yrs., Trea. 1 yr. Vive-Pros. 1 yr., Belles Lettes Club 2 yrs. Soph. Homeroom Pres. JOHNNY VANCE ..Bu!y., Give to all nations unity. heave, concord: I will take happiness. f 22. JANET THOMPSON Janet To be happy, gay, and ready for fun maketh this person's persona- lity. Siszma Tri-Hi-Y l yr.. Bvlta Lettra Club 1 yr.. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., Quill and Scroll 2 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Girls State, Inter-Club Council 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr. S.O.C.. Sec., Recording Secretary of Senior Class, G.A.A. I yr. Lok Staff, 2 yrs., Ass't. Editor, 1 yr., Freshman Home-room Sec., Prom Comm. MILTON JOHNSON UNDERWOOD Johnny My heart is whole. my fancy free. go away little girls don't bother me. Admirals Hi-Y 2 yrs., Monogram Club 2 yrs.. Vice-Pres. l yr. Na- tional Honor Society 2 yrs., Vice- Pres. of Senior Class, Varsity Football 4 yrs., Varsity Wrestling 3 yrs., Varsity Track, 4 yrs., S.0.C. Club, Shirley, Darryl, Janet, Johnny, Gloria, Toble Seniors KATHERINE WAGNER nxnthyn What wisilnm can you find that is greater than kindness. Drnmntirs Club, l yr. Bible Club, 1 yr.. Freshman Homeroom Sec. MARTIN VIFK ..Many.. You foolish man, you, rlnn't even know your own foolish busi- ness. Track, Il yrs., Dramatirs flulu, 1 yr., Library Club, 1 yr., Belle Lettre l'lul1, l yr. SHIRLEY WIIITFORD Shirley There is nothing that run take nwny hor winning personality. Awlrnirals Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Kappa 'l'ri-Hi-Y, I yr., Shiivniatc Staff, 1 vr DEAN WII.LARD Willie l um n xzrr-at enter of beef, and l believe that it ilocs teach only wit. llaml, 4 yrs.. llnnrl Staff, 1 yr., ILO. Club, 2 yrs., Senior Ilomeroom 'l'rvns. Mary, Dean, Donna, Chip, Kathy, Marty MARY VIRGINIA WELLMAN ..MHy.. You must look into people as well as at them. Ilanrl, 1 yr., National Honor Society, Il yrs., Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., I .'I'.A., l yr., G.A.A., 1 Yr., Fea- ture Editor nnrl typist of French Magazine, Log Staff, 1 yr. THOMAS VAUGHN WILDER Chip He hail a he-ael to rontrive and tongue to persuade. Hand, l yr. S.0.C. Club, Fire Drill 1 Comm., 1 yr. of DONNA FAYE WIGGINS Donna Variety is the spice of life. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., F.T.A., 1 yr., G.A.A., l yr.. Dramntirs Cluli, 3 yrs., Ser., Council Representative for the Student Council, 1 yr., Junior Class Ser. Girls State. Na- tional Honor Society, 2 yrs., S.O.l'. Fluls, Co-Chairman of Jr. Senior Prom. Seniors MARY CATHERINE WILBURN Cathy I can resist anything but tempta- tion. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Report- er, 1 yr., Sargent at Arms, l yr., F.'I'.A., 1 yr., G.A.A.. 1 yr. S.O.C. Club, D. E. Club 2 yrs., Fire Drill Comm.. 1 yr., Prom Comm., 2 yrs. GEORGE SVI-IITEI-IURST Jughead Of course I'm right, I said, I was didn't I? linnd, 2 yrs., Sriram-e Club, Il yrs., Debate Team. 1 yr., Prom Comm., 3 yrs. AMY LOUISE WILSON Weezie A variety of all things forms Il pleasure. National Honor Society, l yr., S.0.C. L'luli, Gumnm Tri-Ili-Y. 1 yr.. lic- porler. l yr., l .H.A., 4 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., F.'l'.A. I yr., Pres., I yr. P JOSHUA WARREN WOOD III Warren -'NlllhiIIll is so difficult but that it may be found out by seek- ing. Science Club. 4 yrs., Pres., I yr., Vivo-l'r1-s., 1 yr.. National Honor Sorivty. 2 yrs.. Tennis Team. 3 yrs, Dolmle Team, 1 yr., Boy's state. Draflsmeu's Club, 1 yr., Pres., 1 XV. Nui Catherine, George, Myrna, Billy, Louise Nfl' WILLIAM DAN WHITENER Mouse Always good for Il cruzy crack Monozrnm Clulv. I Yr.. Vicc-I'rcs. of ILO. Cluli, I yr., Nlanmzer Foot- bnll T4-nm, 1 yr., Admirals Hi-Y, l YI' MYRNA LOUISE WINSLOW Minna You ain'l hoard nothin' yet. Girls Chorus, 2 yrs.. Mixed Chorus, I yr., Lambda Tri-I'-Ii-Y, l yr., Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., D. O. Club, 1 yr. IV R ' v qv 4 v ,' it 3' 5. DAVID RUSSELL BERGERON Paul Bergy He was the mildest manner'd A man. Drill Team Crossed Sabers JERRY M. DAVIS Davis Then he will talk-good gosh! How he will talk. 3 yrs. Varsity Football, 1 yr. J. V. Football, 2 yrs. Chorus. Track 2 yrs., Admirals Hi-Y 1 yr., Mono- gram Club I yr. PEGGY ELAINE TEMPLETON ..Pe'.. She was never seen without a smile on her face. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 2 yrs., D. E. Club 1 yr. BILLY RICHARDSON Bill! No better than he should be.. WILLIAM EARL YORK Yorkie His manners lets one know his traits . Christophers Hi-Y 1 yr. SCHIOTS Jerry, Elaine, Franklin, Brenda, and Tobie Camera Shy FRANKLIN MATTHEW BULLOCK ..Red.. He's a good fellow! D. O. Club 2 yrs. BRENDA LOU HAY Cookie She was indeed fun loving and easy going. Art Club 2 yrs., Homeroom Presi- dent 1 yr., Treasurer 1 yr., Student Council Representation 2 yrs. TOBIE THEVENIN Tobie Let the world slide, I'l1 not budge an inch. 56 RUBY CORNETTE ..M.rzon She was quiet but always ready to make a friend. Modern Arts Club, Sec. 1 yr.: Sophomore Class Reporter: Junior Class President: Choral Club 2 yrs. NELLIE RUTH OWENS ..c.ndy.. Well done is better than well said. Glee Club at Wilkes Central High. JIMMY WARD ...Hmmyn There is no cure for brith and death, save to enjoy the inter. va . Model Airplane Club, Vice Presi- dent I yr., President 1 yr., lndus- trial Arts Club. BEST ALL AROUND Donna Wiggins-Charles Porter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Lou Gwaltney-Warren Wood Special Memories ,.... MOST POPULAR Judy Stalls-Marion Carroll MOST TALENTED Carol Taylor-Brad Boynton MOST ATHLETIC Diane May-Tommy Odom BEST LOOKING Melinda Robinson-Ronnie Robinson THE FRIENDLIEST Kathleen Rose-Johnny Underwood S F 5 F a I :I tu - E s 3 I 1 3, ,I af- of Gut Senior Superlatives BEST DRESSED 1.pzf'yl- ,.,y- THE CUTEST Burnley Credle-Barry Dail if-,Fw v i THE WITTIEST Shirley Jenkins-Jerry Davis Lynn Rush-Fredie Crouch M.. , 11 v. .- . 0 .. ru E J . . ' 1 W f x Al I TY 3 ' , KR Q ' ' K l . 1 r .A , Y I1 MR! Gut Honor Qracluafes Warren Wood Shil'l9.V Waite Xfaledictoyian S21ll.ll,8.f,O1'lZiY'l Charlotte Lupton Kathy McGinnis Donald Caffee Janet Thompson Vernon Bess fiat A f-fs. ,b 'M l Q N' fs s Q ff fx .N 'uw Q X ' V If ff. Charles Porter Retha Evans Louise Wilson Betty Lou Gwaltney A A fx ' 2 r lf. -.v X if no ' F A 5 1' gg ' 1 S ...,f .2 ,wh fx t -H - . 'X lf.. Wm x X ' A Sandra Marks ' Mary Wellman Ruby Cornette Fay!! B01Ch0l' Q- l f W A ,. 11' ' ,L 1-'XL X .i 1, A i N 5 N 1 I A The 1959 Class is very proud to recognize 4 ' , Y' xv ' its forty-six Honor Graduates. It has taken - three and one-half years of hard work for f them to attain this honor. ' , f , .q l . X We honor individually the top fifteen of oui class who made '1 2 oi aboxe axeiage ianging fiom 91 0 to 9b 9 llns is indeed an outstanding 21Ch18V6 mtnt bhoxxn in thc fllllllp Illtlllll, below .ue those .ue1ag,11i5, 8bo 1nd xbowe We wish these ioxtx six semois much success and hope thu attain ci en gre ttci achiu ements in tutuic xcaxs lst row lift to right Is'11n C xnnon Rw kohsci Fmmms lhnhudson, Bubu 1 Culwu Cuolvn Den s ll llttlllltl Donni Wi s in in 1 ec 2n row Ro ci nc on lud an l1X up, ut van s oils ,ian o J mv me me oc unes 1 'Nh 1 in Nm 1 onus l lu in iw St lndmg Jin lla Tllltoll lxcnncth qt0ll1lN, B 1 ll 1 l'ug,uson thu is llxnlxlx lohnnx Unduxxood I niv Simpson MHFIOD CIIIOH Bubxrfx Capps, Chip Wilde uol C luis Abse nt whnn piatuie xx is taken Dlllyl Tolel Charles Porter, music and Mary Wellman, words. Class Song , b W , Wi, wif, 381 i fi ,Qs twig as ff f of we I fills The time draws near when we must part From you, dear Cradock High, It is with fondest memories We soon must say goodbye. We 1'emember all the joys we've known The guidance and friendship we've gainedg We think of Cradock with all love and pride Within our hearts contained. Cradock, we can never forget Our four years in your halls But though we remember them always We must go where the future calls Well armed with truth and knowledge dear We go forward to meet life's tests Boldly we face what ever may come Eager to do our best. Class Poem I looked into the future days But little could I seeg I looked into the days behindg A perfect Memory. And so I stepped on board the ship Which bore me 'cross the sea And as my guiding star I took That Perfect Memory. That Memory gained from years of work Of Work, and years of fun. A star can't guide unless by years Of both, it has been won. My ship was tossed for days on end And yet I saw my star To guide me from this tempest, on To reach the shore so far. The shore I'll reach when life is past, 'Til then I watch the sky. I dare not look 'way from that star- -Mem'ries of Cradock High. Kathy McGinnis, Class Poet. Cui' Class History - Historian-Charlotte Lupton We, of the graduating class of 1959, look back on our four years at Cradock High with unceasing joy and devotion to the school which we have called home . And it is true that Cradock has been our home ever since that first day in September four years gao when we, as frightened freshmen, took our first faltering steps into these hollowed halls of C.H.S. Do you know what it's like to be awe- struck '? Well, we do! We remember our first high school assembly and how we were lost in the won- der of it. We remember Orientation Week when we shined shoes and carried books just for a kind word from those mighty Seniors. And we remem- ber how our arms ached from carrying those two loads of books and how we almost never got all the black polish from under our fingernails. However, the wonder of those first few days soon wore off and we plunged headlong into our high school career. We held our first class meet- ing early in September and elected Charles Porter, President: Kathy McGinnis, secretary: Charles Henkle. vice-president: and John McDuffy, treas- urer. Our first S.C.A. representatives were Barry Dail, Carolyn Hall, B. B. Hamaker and Charles Porter. Our freshman class sponsor was Miss Cora Mae Fitzgerald. Yes, at last we were in high school, and so, eager to have our talents recognized, we plunged into all Activities. Our Freshman-Sophomore Prom, Out of This World , was simply wonderful, and we were very proud when Carol Taylor was elected Maid of Honor in the Beauty Contest. As sophomores we lost the awe of our freshman year and settled down to make a name for our- selves. No one can know how we felt when our B. B. Hamaker led the Fighting Admirals to one of their best seasons with seven wins and three losses. Helping to make our Sophomore class one of our best was Charlse Porter, president: Marion Carroll, vice-presidentg Betty Lou Gwaltney, secre- taryg and John McDuffie, treasurer. Our sponsors, Mrs. Bruce and Miss West, helped us make our Freshmen-Sophomore Prom a huge success. Our Junior year was almost tops. Once mo1'e Charles Porter was elected president and he was assisted by Marion Carroll, vice-presidentg Benny Kendrick, secretaryg and Bobby Spence, treasurer. The job of guiding our class was given to Mr. Jack Benzie, Miss Janice Cannon and Mr. Jim Mounie. We were very proud to have Isaac Cannon, treas- urer and Charles Porter, vice-president of the S.C.A. We applauded Betty Lou Gwaltney, our Junior As- sociate Editor of the Annual and Shirley Waite, Editor of the Log. We made great plans for the Junior-Senior and with Donna Wiggins and Sandra Marks as Prom chairmen we gave our all toward making our dance a success. We ordered our class rings and dreamed of our Senior year which was now very near at hand. Then, suddenly, we were seniors! At last we were high-man on the totem pole and with the return to school in September, we set out to make sure those wretched freshmen understood that we were tops and would remain so, unchallenged. We also recognized that with our seniority came responsi- bility. We were now school leaders and all the other classes looked to us as an example of CHS at its best. We chose our class officers early and settled down to guide, as best we could ,our beloved school. We elected Marion Carroll, president: Johnny Un- dewrood. vice-president, Janet Thompson, recording secretary: and Charlotte Lupton, corresponding sec- retary. Mr. Affeldt worked deligently with our home- room treasurers and once more our beloved Miss Byrd took the office of Senior Class sponsor. Our Annual Staff was led by Betty Lou Gwaltney find Shirley Waite continued her reign over The .og Scholastically we were tops for so We thoughtj and Warren Wood helped us to prove our point when he became the first Cradock student to enter the semi-finals of the National Merit scholarship exam. We cheered even louder when Kathy McGinnis won first glace on the Betty C1'ocker Homemaking Exam and t en, to top it off, Isaac Cannon and Charlotte Lupton won top prizes in the Youth Honor Day es- say contest. We were also very proud to have three members of our class hold offices in the SCA. Charles Porter was elected president: Donna Wig- gins, secretaryg and Bobby Spence, treasurer. Slowly the events slipped away-Freshman week, the Back-To-School Dance, Homecoming, the Fall play, Christmas, Basektball season. announcement of Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Baseball and Track. the Senior Class play- The Egg and I , the Miss Cradock Contest, Baby Day. the Junior- Senior Prom, The Senior Banquet, SCA elections and then-Exams. The final days of our senior year were full of wonderful, never-to-be-forgotten memories. More than one tear was shed during Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremonies. We found it hard to realize that we were no longer a part of Cradock High. As we stood together for the last time, we realized we were now approaching adulthood and we were very garteful for the school that had tried so hard to prepare-us for the long road of life ahead. Cradock had been more than just a schoolg it had been four years of our lives. And so, as we passed through its portals for the last time, our diplomas in hand, we knew we would always remember our wonderful carefree days at Cradock High. 55a unior Class ln- vs W Ken Dice, Junior Class President Ken Dice, class president, lc-fl the Junior Flash tliruuprli a very cvcntful year, The other ufi'icm-rs ul' the class were: Robert Janes, vicc-prcsiclentg Kay Prince, secretary: l.a1'ry VH-st, treasurer: Bennie Clllltbllll, 1'L'lllll'l0l'Q and Kicliarcl lluncycult, chaplain Our Homecoming Representatives were Janice De- Jarnette anrl Nicky Rheln. The Juniors alsn gave S75 for a page in the annual from the .luninr Vlass. Vlass dues were set at 511.50 up financc the Junior' Seninr Prom where we acted as lmsts to thc Seninrm on May 22. Karen Fielding' ana Norma Vuusins werl cu-chairmen for the prom. All in all, the Juniors say, this year cuul4ln't have lwccn better. Class Officers: Ken Dice. Presimlcntg Kay Prince, Secretary: Larry VVeSt, Treasurerg Richard Huney cutt, Chaplaing Robert Jones, Vice-President: Bennie Cahoun, Reporter. 'J ibn 1. an D Q! 'X Ii 4,..,5, HVJ Qracfuates of 1960 Sl 1 'Dk '4Z?X ,,,' , ws ,ss Khin Q Class Sprmsm-sz Miss J. Vanrmn Junior-Senior Prom Chairmen: Robert Jones, Tommy Carter, z1ml,ubs4-nt,whompicturcwf1snlarlgy Wzxllacv Sawyer, Beverly Sawyer. Km-cn Br-hlingg, Nurmp Mr. A. Nix-nu-yur. Vousins, I,imlu 1211-1-11, Linalu 0:11111-l'. Homeroom Presidents: Robert Jones, Larry Woods, Nancy Bailoy, Eddie Ross, Sumiux Sllllth, Eddie Seann-x', Ed PIOTOIII, 'Yummy Vzxrtur. 'Tb 1 'Dm-. Es sf? ,gfigi ea we iq fi. A -6- 1 Lela Appenzeller Nancy Bailey 'Sv- 1. ng ,. f , Frnnkiv llrmlley S - l 1 x S Jr PM Brantley fr: it L Y? . lv Cherry Brock '13 Shirley Bonll Anne Cnhoon - 4 VX: L, 522' Cameron Appel ' px . Aw, 'Q Q V Q Chet Barnette Mary Jo llcnnett A Q A f Tummy Butler W! G-A ,l Q. aifgx Julian Chesson y V .. if i Jimmy Davis Billy Dillahay ax A' I4 I. I ...- 5 ,i , nu ' waz-LW. mf, x l 4- 'r . fe - i Q' Gloria Atkins I' If f i- 1-4 if , Sandra Barry fss 98 , 'Q .,. - Helen Benton 1 if - 'wx '- 'A t 1-- i L Kay Bray we?- il KY' L 1 Betty Brown --. 'Ui I' Q. iv,-4 Nancy Bolen Bennie Cahoon V' -1 1' Alu' ' ,af I 3 -6. 'Q Q - LQ: R ' . Q . 0 e H B Walter Adams Linda Atkinson ' --N if i n A is 11 u -. A X f ' 'Jig - -in I K Dennis Benton Karen Belrling Q v .V v U Q s ,. Steve Branch is -41 ri .f-5 A 4 '-Q R ,eu Vi K D Barbara Bcrryhill ' :P i fm 1 if , l W A J' Q Ray Cahoon Gail Brill g , ,l A , ' . X is , r. . . 'W-X-, A 'F ix , . M V l Donald Crawn Ruth Bolen in Q' GN C . K- 4 ' . X all 1 Richard Day Joseph DiLucia ?-if is f ff., . ,A ... - if, 5 la '1 W, M Peggy Burke Brenda Carrigan r ' N .. r fi, i Jerry Bacon .ft l '- -'Yr :N Alan Bergeron l Q 6 William Burch gt :. Q ,f', lx G Tommy Carter Q 'tk ff Us xi wi.. Jimmy Dnrden 4 ., . 4- on is Ken Dice Eddie Ellis f '-mx ': NA 35 il Lisa Cury QQ? X! x ii' X .1 Charles Fields fs f x .If 'X in f A. Norma Cousins L Q 'G ix QM Robert Estes pf- lfif' Q LY V -A L Harriet Cohen .ns .K ,rv vs - il xx X Liv . Sam Gay I R NI N X X 43 x Donald Gillikin Janice DeJarnette s 'if .. .' C - . Q or f A. wr - as 5, - Carolyn Dixon Stanley Hnnburb' 5 1 X: K jan., ' ' - 5 Q Q f , . 5 'YY U' 1 3 Q3 ' ' C fs- as - ,mis N . f 5 X gk 3. I 5 ' Delores Cassidy Robert Faye J fa. -A-RK.-.... by L' Lew Frye Tgq W, E. .2 W Ruby Cox Us-1 K as 5 X in l Charles Gould sm-Q, GX E. Ml V fa 'V' Linda Dorsett 'W R' 5, as .f ' ff' 0 - 1 Y-. 4 Q - I . 1 Q.: 'I , A. -K , V T Q Qu.. Barbara Chapman ,... . -3 1' a fs. - A . Linda Conner V' Qs A . l Glenn Gettier 33 Berta Dillahay yy. . . 1 K . Bulmlxy H3rl'9ll Q as . .,..: Q 4- Wayne Hathaway Shorthand requires much Judy Strole lax. 5, V1 V. Ns Kay Cummins lc YN. 1' Ronnie Gould , an m t 5. 5 I Q, 4- 3 X A Lx, 4 I Zona Drew 1 ,J-Q s I 1- , A Mi ' 5 Peglly Eason hard study. .KV 'an X 3, ,Q A Bobby Hedgepcth ,, vx 8 WR. ,V if A VIN, Judy Eugzlow T: ,N ,X , K 3 Preston Johnston Mary Cainer jar, :- QQ N. Jimmy' Lucado fx- mlxtlw San drn G repzory Mixing chemicals is lots of fun. . ., a if l rw , .- - l .1 ,fl V an 1, Q- W ' in Jin-...',, AAA Betty East Ira Hooker . 45 Qi Na 'H W- ' qw...- Q K. A- Charles Huneycutt Judy Fluf 1--. W. Q4--. W-w ,v ,X 5 v r R, at l 'H' be ' A TT, Jo Ann Fox Robert Jones Jn? iv K, am- L Q Tummy Leary Rebecca Carman . 5? - f A 3 1 5.2 L. ' 'i vt. Q. ,. x . W3 4 L, ,Jr Barbara Gilbert Hobby Mann ff' ' 'N f Carolyn Edwards Al' N 4 Vx X Richard Huneycutt Linda Frazier 'M .-vx ve 'R C fl K I Oley Linkous ,T T K, il Linda Green K 4-5 ,N -V' ix 2 t Q WX: -M it David Ziskinrl 71 i? 4, Z Q Beverly Foster PQ , 6 e x Y w Wade Kilpatrick be 5, ln Betty Gates x X. , X 'r 7. fi X is' Jerry Marlowe F 'LF-Va, .Q -Q ww g, N x. I Bobby Mason ips.-5 ,ff nt in John dluffn Q 4 unnl1 ll ll 1 1 N 111 R... N 1. bhmlln llulmlzx lulln N1 1 pr ax ' lll John 1s Jn lnnlnn lxlng, ux lxxfull lulsx luku 1 is lu Oy,lv1nllm Q 1 O Nhn 1 Olln Punt nnmlh lu s fx l in ln H'1hn 'UQ Ruth Hemp ,of xnmtlz Hunc- It 'SI in lxlm. fi vi Ruth hue-. Rol.-xn1l MLlxenLie ,, 'xx Tummx Moose- Y-'T Jouc Sulphin Lllllln 0 als R l Donnie 1 '11lp,ctL h1lu 'nd Pl9l'0Hl inn 111 N11 ln lihem QW' 11. 1' 1 1-X in i N v s ' 1 K v1 5 -.L . 4-3 gi. K ' x .. .- .4 P 1 R' A ' See. L- Q 1.1-uh i fl'in M ' A 1 ,' 1 4 ' ' ' ' X 11 V , 'I N - V4 1- Q 1 G21 ' A Q , C' Sa 'fi' 9 Q ' Q . -f gf -. 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Bill Orrock A , fl 2 L D Alfred Perry fu.. ig -vi '- L S1 lm Chun Poppell Bonnie Roach fq'2 '- 1 . , 'Mx-X-,N 3- mi Y , Iivvlyn Loynl '- sua ,. 11 Y' 7 Ihwutliy iilcllltnmh YI Q. P7' I. Hvlon Milrhcll in os q-- v x I Janiu Nurrix T' J Linda Pevlv Q-V Junv Vittrnan Ka? Vrincc 4' wx ,xgx Q. . L , 1 IL, ' 1' N.. I Q X My Jamvs Robcrtsmi Mary Marlin :UN 55 Q 'C Cv ' P f 4 Sion- Rout 1-rio Mcl.awhurn 'N X 4 sv lf' v KF5 Ns., Wt, . Vi, 'Fi' ,ar i' A ' g VVallavv Rmnlmugh Svlha Morris A ,x '42 5 nj '- . Ng .,, s. f A L f . L Ilrvnmla Tartu Mary Parker , ,A fr an - 5 -Q - ,. , Av NM t X . Charles Simmons Amzclita Pencra 4 'fi 1 4- W Q . 'MM-7 MX El Mason Tillvi Divkiu Virk L 4. iiuhbie Puwm-Il llravv I'rit4'har4l .A 50- 4, YM! J 'M I nf.. , M523 :. 'x ,,. A rnolsl Rodriguez at if . 5 v. x l'arlLon Home 5 I, .. A Gone Sands 4 X sq ,F ffm, ,L ':,g, qs 2 . ...T , I 1, ig. Eelmlio Soagcr Q ,, -Q tif Jimmy Smith S , A ,Q V gb 4 ,f h Ilrc-mia McBride 1' Ui ii n f Rust' 51 ilvs ,.-., 4 .L g Pcptpzy Noose if Janet Pcclc Q ,, 1 ' Palsy Plum 4 S ' -1 U N X s. , Paul Rollins lr. lil Emlxiiv Russ Aki 7' ' -a EEK ' X 4. Yvlliil l4'l' Sawyvr Q 7? 2 -Q E .ku f Fliffurxl Shvllun 1 'TJ .4 ' x I x D J. C. Sli-wart 'pw - '- vw Us ' - s Y' U it r 1.-S f f f 4, I a N I 1 ' La rry Tuckvr 'l'u1nnl5'0 Pawn-ll Lenny Umlxvi gm r Rmzinalwl NVail Sonia i'l'it1'hal'1l Donald Nicks ws. ..f - xg .. J, ,k Ei ea, Y F A 1 r x i t l L . t Q'- .. Q ii 'wx os ' if .-if s i I , L A lliant- llary l.arry Nba! I' 'N 'V 0 'Q ..- L llilliv Samlt-rs.un nt Us 'n Y . Kay l'vr1lu0 f L Kay Smith u ! f Linmla Stallings F' x Patsy Wynn lr. ,K flag 2 1. Luniw XYhi4ltlun xyt ls 4 v i 1 liaytnoml Smith y '- ., Q i, N Ax, 5 1 Q XYayt1t- XYilliania 'V wx ' t fit ., iw tis, twa., llarry NVuotls R it Charlotte Wylie 1' UN .lllnv llupvl' YM. llvverly Sawx st a-. cv C L. V' ! Nay Svutt Pvrrlut i,4ln ny m 1. Q- . A Santlra Smith Q fx -if . l'eKil!' Stewart ttf? 1 ,Q NYayne NVhc-atley Jluly Rose A gg, 4? . if C. A i Thnmas XVhitt liarlrara Sevml PN it 1' Vvx IN Q . l. e - tv I f Ronnie Smith lixelyn l'im'kett W, I 'L' 3 vw C - . YN ll. I , ,A ' John NViseman Carolyn Stallings Y. ,V Tummy NVoutly f'arol l t'e4lPris'k Basketball can become at quite inv A51 i 1 Alan Wheel:-5 ls, kfv A x, f 1 ,- Maynard VVillialns 'xx T . ,tt C. S., 1 .I Charles Stewart Q A X - L L. . K f A 4 K Jerry VN vous .- Qs - x .vs 3 J bf As Q 'N Barbara Vnrnm- olved sport. ,A . f am ,. 4 A ' ' P 4' 1 EQ. , , X ik k J A-.BJ f 1 mx-ul Wynn tlnylo Wmnlzn--I linda XVilk1-5 Janie XVhi1ohill Nzmcy Whimmcr Priscilla XVL-yanl x ffcf . 'iff' if t 1 2 f N' 'A ' ' f ' ' ' 1 x 1 V . 4 X K - - in f Ml' rv ' ' 'T S A f ,. ,Q - . f , 1 Y. 1- '. ' 1 ' S-.HAH A A A A . P . . ' mln nm-rn li:u'Imru XY:xI1u-1' Vlzuulian 'I'urmx Pu! Trexlm' Lynn Tilley Juanita Tate Lv? s pw-k Gct 11-zulyl Here uunws the hzxllf Q in the files Dream of A Comin year A, g 1,,1m 5 9 3.5 A x .XS gli ? ' SQ . M- 'L f lf? Q r ,f . no fy' - -ki 59 64- !,4.f'5' tm f xx of-, ' 'I r X fn' V, 4 X. H . -ly ' ,L ' 9 4 A4 .pl . . 'j , . .- X wa , P, 'U J' Q 9 , jr ABSENT Vi .IEN 1'1L 1'L'RES VVERE MADE: 1lmx':u'xl Vnlc lflw-J lluluskn Jimmy lluru IM-:mis lhmlu Snmlru Jnnus Jzmws Sm-mug. lin-m'1:n' Mills ll--ln-rt Nl' 'I I 'IR-r'ry 'l'hvu-uin Jumvs Wnrml vwxk Q Students go zxmuml the world in the classroom VVhz1f clues X Q-y Ullllill? Zhe Sophomore Class 2vP 's 1'9 -' f l q0I7h0l110IL Class Ileslrlcnt Qholtv K xv 11 Undel the le1de1sh1p of Sholtx Kix cl xss Dl8NlflQllt md the othel offlcels the bopho moles h xd IXCIX successful xeu W 1th the help of Mls l luce mcl M1 l like cl iss sponsols xxe collected the 331 50 cl iss dues Xxonne Coftm m md J R Vsllblllll xxele chosen to 19131881-Ellt the Sophomole Cllss dm mg the Homecommp: festlxltles One of the fllst moxects of the xe u xx IN the c xllectmg of food fo1 neeclx f1I111l19'w xt Ph xnks QIIXIHQ' md Chustm as The most Ifllplllllllt exent of the xeu xxx the I IQ'-hlil m g0Dh0fT'lOlQ Pnom The cl mee xx IN helcl m the school gx m on 'XI uch 14 'lhe P10111 xx 18 fleeolfxterl be llltlfllllx uound the theme M 11 ch G1 is The Sophomole Clxss hls emox ed the xeu J '39uls1x xeu s 4 memlmel Qi PD .,- I .4 i'lUl :ci lsnklluil C lass Offlcexs X uc P1081 clent, Vhxxne VV2xff, Nellle Houston, SCLICLXIY, Buclmlx IIcllIlN, 'lxeasuxex ' 2 ' ' ' ' j 2j, 1 1- 4 1 I s1 5' . , r , .4 ' 1 1 4 4 v uv 1 11' v 4 1 '- . 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Bnlulu' .Mlnnix Fnyv Alford 7, W Snndrn Atkinson Arthur ,Nllisun .Q R Culcn Bclvhvr l- Gvrulnlim- lim-mly 'x ny m K Linda Benton Billy Blake I Q' A Hvrburt Bond 4, Ann Blwmrllis Tgm, 'xi C Carul Bunch N Andy Bra-eden 'A Q X F lllurry 1 :C Bridgeman Juan Bulln-r Xf- Jzmc-t Cnpnrulo :V Y F11-ml Burch Roger Burton -wg T . Bzwlmrzl ri Vhiltnr a Judy Clasnn Q. 5 .Iusc-ph l'mmrnIm- f, fx 9. I 'Z' v . . Q N 'nllvr .Mlzuns A - . 4 A as I. 2 C -. . S' . 'Qi -. fu ,sl T- 1-vw 1- ,. .A fy 4, -- ,-fa - A C. , J 4. , .. -g 5 g 9 Qs f...'r-V. lla-nw 'X 2' ' ' -J, In il n' Q xi. . ,W - . la, V' .,, ' V ,sl gf! 'Is S? KL S. t -.., ,L , Wu iv J l GN 0 ' s l ' ,B wg -1 L'-Q nw, v- ,TIN ,, i. ' K,, - . wp- ' B1 :Qw- Mnrlhn Barnes Jarnes Hell Lzxrri Brinkley Ronnie Bust Virilinia Burke Linwood Brimlgvs Marvin 1':urri1,rnn Robert Butler Yvonne 1'uffnmn C 1' Q., l.. .3 . SL 'Q-fx 386- 4 , q . fl' X i .Z Y sv L F 'x I 11. x NYU nda .'X:4h0 Vhurlvw Alixruull Mickey Bass Mary Barn:-N Pnl Bazcmm-0 Arnold Blzwk John Bolclur- Hildn Boom Linda Buchanan Erlflio Bulhnns Billy Brett Mary Burroughs Shirley Butler James B unc h Kenneth Burke Charlotte l,fhQvm's Marianne Church Bobby llyrum Kenny Capps Nnnvy Cullivl' z. 1.7 -no- x Qu. 'Q s. - -at , Q . Q.. l L. rs K.. r -Q -wx' v-.., gil? s Q-v John Caste-vn Lynn Cuninp: 4 y ff? 8' A? -G. Anna Curtis nv liolmlxy Collivi' -. Ns rj . 1 Roy Chappell Jmh' Cuthriell VVallcr Connor 0' gli' N 'Q John Copeland L .Q 4-. Marcia - ,Ii . 'Q' f Davunlmrt F s .M ,, . A - . -' dmv ,tv fx X Url-mln Ilavis as Lois Davis K f- . l- A l'arl Vruwv ' Ya, Y -, if Bill Dorson Li . Mary .lu iglf lliitor rg' 5 f 5 John Earnest 4: B N23 w 4 Michael G I A Eason Mvllm T9 Enlwarnls ' - I . w .L Elainc- Emurb' Q' l Judy Farris llnlnlvy ' Enlmunmls - , N .i 1. Bill Forest A'-X ',, lljmixzgke 'n' e Juan Fm-1.:usun Li 5. A - T Florin ,us A Jane Fowler Fsirulna n in 'ff ' , 4 i Q ll. cliffm-.1 jg KJ' lfrvvrnznn . 7 J ' George Herbie Gray Guclwin ,Q 0 , ' v- Sanalru l -vx LQ- Q' A vw M. 'K ' K . ,L I Luis Corbvtl Ed wn rfl C1 N' kos Joe fondue Flu Danil-ls Betty Jnne Davis Michael Vruuch Leroy Curtis Lynnv Davis Nonie Dixon Sam Uunston Marian Elder George East Rivhnrd Flythu Hope Faulkn-nlwrr, Betty Flythe J urry Fox Charles Futrcll Loretta Fox Carol Galfnrrl Has:-l Griffey ,x Glylilllll Gay lx David Hull Q TR ,, 6. Q. -.. Gnrlllm 4 0 Ell?l llf'lh . ge, 'T - iirinllnus wr 7. fllluslnl xg, R:!l,,.,.l,, A '? y hllusnll x I Rlly Hllrrcll 1 Plltsv Goree - .er 'W K ' l , , Put Gillette 'X .L 'N David Hflrris ' 2 , 1- ' H A M A l'Idn':lrll Q Q rf . J 'U' . QT llllydm-ll K Q.- x .M-' lf 2 ' Y iQ Lak ' ' Anita Hnmm ,- '.: vt' H' ld H'll K h A 6 I ,, KX .sro l .sri 0 4, Mike Hvstcr A Q Shi1'l9Y HHYPS 4 ti? ' V' Cllrlll Hayden Q: ,X ' ' ' S r - is L 'I f Jimmy Hill Frances - , f H th k nz H Linda Hawley B 'L' n Hlqxprryll 'X 8 CUC -. ll owe M ' ' L Q- Y ' f? Mansfield 2 X ' Holmes ' fa' i Linette Harris , Bohhy Hooker VN f- V' N 0 K Brenda A ' M Jimmy Holt Q, tv H ll Eliznlleih wg r J ,,,, A llviinmn ,R E' L - .f '. ' '- -.. A I . lg x Stanley Hurd - Glenda H 'l 0' Lynn , -my 'A Buddy Hornik 'Wy we ew an 5 .. Hendrick ' f - 7- K ' V 'W 1 x.- 2. lim-old J, :QQ Xi A Hllstetlnr X 1 - 1 - X , ln 1- Susan Hlbble K t gi - f- . Thomas l ' , 'ax f' H lb . .-. x ,, Xvilligyn A- ' 1 Faye Hobbs if if U en N - 'N 0 Huulzh 5 - 4, .lf - Q .. '- 5 -, -' Inch' Hodges Q Q 17 lsr- so A ,, ' 1 X P Jimmy Hunley , ' 'U R' .4 ' I 4 F I W Mary Hoffler Q 5 - Betsy K ' Jan James ' K - . 4. Hofflel- A Q 1 , G Lf lzllly -- Q X L ., Jeffries 'We e. ' 'f 4 Q g, x Irene Holt -is M- : h fa lm, A A . Russ Johnson AX La- N . , I -, .L iv Dwight S fy ' Brenda Hooks ' Y Johnson 5 4 S fl Mnrthn L- -, QQ , A Houten N Albel-l J John:-lion , Sandra , H ' 'l vu Y SJ K -JS 9. Clinton Jones . If mlm' 1 hi V , Virlzinill cf, 5 S , Z0l'klU . 11? 5 Richard Jones 3 5 .- A J , 1 .9 R- , j 23.4, X' W if T17 n H: K. , L G I 5 XC XR Q qi R' J 4 va CTT l 2 'Q 1. 'S' R .y if 64 - . ff '9N - Uv WB fi, gy 1: A ii' ' I eg lp XVillinm Jones Dnrleen Hun:-me Carolyn Hunt Frank Knowles John Lee Beverly Jones Marsha Jones Jue Light Jimmy Lott Ginny Kulkreuth Shorty Kay Gayle Mayo Jerry Mn-Hargue Vivian Kennedy Emma Klugh James Melvin Ken Mills Bunnie Kyle Eilith Larrnbee Frexl Myers l 'ln Q 4.. K Frank Jump QQ, fur- x L S-'ggw Q ,N Fay Q M Hutchinson - , ,Si :N -N ' YL ,' I l Q A E- Ax' E ja- n Robert Lee g he Q fi QQ X sv Mary Sue W i. , Jones F l K Z W 'J x .. ,fm l W 'C 'Gil U Jerry Mace I if - ,, 11 . Q ' - W Q v NK - I O A Ve Carolyn Q '25 -Q! ' tx Kellam 4 A ff xl r ir X A . .fs - -, 4. v- winmm Mcliae 'V . vi A v K fe: - N A N . .A ' f - ,xg X, has 1 'K Katherine Q K , 3' ' AL i' Knutson , 5, ,. X V- ' X ' i e xr . Q I .iee Q -1 , QR it - W .-FS Qs ' cl Gary ly Q' . f Montague 5 T 9 . at 1 713 ,qt iam K Q Joy Lnuback 3 , .. . ,. 4-. N ' A f Q .. M Eliznheth Hudson Garfield Justice Orlford Lassiter Barbara Jenkins Lee Jones Larry Lewis Dennis Lomz Penny Jones Judy Kasper James Maxon Donald McClellan Earle-en Kelley Sandy Kesler Ray Meekina Gnry Midkiff Dorothy Kohser Jane Lane Ilill Moring John Myers Jo Ann Yuunlt Pm 'vs vs .fs ilk- .t, ' a 'T ,:.- C. ,i ' '- Q. 5 v 4 -Q- QQ- -s T Q-, ee. E is . 16st far' I Barbara Johnny Kay Little Q s , 'fx lf nf 'tl Loggins Q vs Pm-key , Q K 1, Gene Nuwsonie - A 'K 4. , YT? k I 5 Y? :A f Cassaliilra I A f' ' J ' lj Long ' utr A I La A Charles X ,,, gl . Gordon Sandra V' Pcgrarn K. a' ,, Phillips Luwglgn , -Q' Ann in i ' , Herbert - .. Ji-nninxzs A K ' Porter . - ' N Q H. ,Y Q X? V' Sharon Loyd as Nell Maham Mike Price 4 R . ' ' 55 ' ,,, Tommy A .A ffl Phillis ay Prcsncll '- , iz Q47 ... Marlowe i ' f' f 1 -.. ..x. . . f lg ' Alan Rzlynor vi Q. A fnrroll A A Faye Meadg 5 ,- I K . iaynor Q ,, I -1 Linda lVlurtin :Q --- Y Bill Rcspcss 0 Xi f Yea.. .fm K 'ff Virginia ' W 0- Q. Sandra 7 Jerry Rice Me.-tzlur X 4 MUCIIL-an ' S, 4' Carole 6 ' Jim lihuw Q7 S-' ' L14-C,-um-y 7 . F U V, I ld .g L, 'di f .. smmy Eddie Rullins I fr sandra ' g Richardson A wx 'VX 5 Mcllargue Q slain- -- fi' s K Mclluffie 'L' 56 '-' Glen Ruse 1 ' N ' 3 air-N f ,A 5' 4 ' Millie Miller 5 R 'ax lggiryilyn A V' ' Charles Ryals ie x A ', oosc . V .A Jack liowlzinrl l - Kay Nanvc x l . Q X I j A n i xl Donald Salls W? R A' Robert Scott -3 Kay Neal 4 7, 'V Marxzari-L . li . . Toniniy Scott l F E Nalyivr -Q-7 'Q jj' i W, K i if . Hz iw Nelson Betty Newborn -.I John f' In L H vp X 5 Shackleforil an L-' j S'tlle k ' , if Um L L: . Mary Odom AA X ' - , .v . A ' Ellen .-A Q' 'Z ,CA Bobby Shaffer , , ,, ,, Connie Yeary ,QQ ,, Overstrcct X Q Y Susan A, 'i 'x Wally Simmons l orbui-nilofrvr Q P X ' . , i -we Q . ' Q I - Y' I l 1 1 sas 'L x N77 5 0- . 54 is O N s. Rx V- lv, x s., . T75 fa ,ff -fir di '95 -ii- L n -ktii L 4 . EY 'x Marilyn Painter John Sitz Lawrence Smith Loraine Phillips Betty Yeary Oliver Smith Robert Snow Margie Poo. Tonya Pomuell Robert Stamp Cordon Sullivan Linda Powell Betty Rayburn James Thompson Curtis Trexler Janice Reavis Cathie Robinson Wayne Wnff Floyd Watson Marie Rice 82 -. '73 Stu' Nz ., 5, .el , Y . S 4- : f . 'N' id Nl sl, o l - X-4 QW ' t 4 ,' t Y Q lx. mu. . lk? vu R: L: g ,,,, v- lk 'ix x up-4 j ., , .nt ,Q Q 3 . 'M A Talis- Q X x vi .4 .S f, f., 1 . x Q.- . I ii fi A six '15 Il. . As---M 5 Q- Dorothy Parker Lee Smith Barbara Poe Fred Spielman Brenda Powell Warren Taylor Charlotte Rea Ray Turner Ann Rose Larry Weldon I nfl N L Q., G g 4-. ev- Us X L t. x,x , lkifanai sr' ,. I ia 4 V.. lx Q K 'Ui i x qzrry Fu! ,t Q f x fx Ui Charles Smith Dottie Parker Brenda Pipkin Malcolm Smith Tommy Smith Joyce Poe Sheila Pope Robert Stampley Tommy Stroud Kay Powell Gloria Rary Billy Thomas Walter Thompson Janie Read Sharon Roberts Charles Vernon Ray Ward Franves Rice Bonnie Riggs M iehael Wheeler 1 ,J .w, Q 45, .Q fl ' u ? v- Q41 SK 4 ' , x , Tv f . ,' , 1 0 . , ev SER: .it +, 0 4 nv-Qs. cl- QQ 'Wh ,L sv. 1 .N 8 G. U' qflt , tv l - X 1 ' J 2 4 xv. u Q , 5 - 1 UQ 4 7-v we-, Qt J 15. my--, I I or '- .L T? 9 1 N ,. is TI S 4, E .XV 4' ' ff f V U1 'x 1-1 I. 'S Beverly Ripley I.ni'ry VK'hitc ltvxrinalrl VVhitehurst Charlotte Scott Helen Simpson Joe VVinslow Danny Worrell Carolyn Smith Carolyn Stallings Larry Yountz Pat. Stelmack Sandra Stephenson Rita Talley Kenny Tetluw Linda W'ade Carol Warren Decelia VVhitehurSt Liniln Whitley Sandra Williams Janet Willoughby 45575 5 4 1 Qi Us 1 Q 0 . 2. S. .. G V-'R 'll , ,Ib 4,9 2 14:4 n ein usse A K ' f fx.- , Q, K y I , N - K 'Wx v- S , S.. , J. R. Wilburn Mn' er -,,. 4 1 Q' 0 vw? ,V S A w 3' if J I. 'iii f 'I pq, S vu F ,gp , Jutlg Sims John Wright Irene Staude Uv- -I 3 6, gf 4 All if li Q a- 6 xt-3 Q Joy Strickland ,nl I A X W 3 4 . ,I 1 J at. J fl 4,. Q L S 'Q ,- li L Q F G N Q29 Betty Tyson Barbara White Joan Whitshire Brenda Wilson ,v Q, If Q1 fs , rv! is 4. 5 . F .y ' A .Qi ,Qt .- Ct EQ1-,X W A1 3 Q. 4 , Y, Harvey XVhitleY Linda Snwyer Sue Scruirirs Courtney Williams Thorn ton YV instun Lorrie Small Gayle Smith Jerri' Yarborough Sam Smith Linda Stegal Barbara Stone Jeanie Styron Gayle Umburger Margaret VunSant. Nancy White N youu White Donna Wiggs Joan Williams K . aiu p , .s -C T? AH V' i. 44 -' l an L Q-r I. X r 1 , A L K Josephine Winfree i va Barbara Wood ,L V? I f AU! Bonita Vllumi 6 4 :- R Jennifer VVnual '-- 1 K iv-1 -Y Siva' I Sue VVood5' -cv G. 'L Palsy NVuodwine el A , 1 'Ke x '--1 Home econoniics students learn to make their own clothes. ABSENT Gmwlun linrnos Snmlrn 4':u'neul Ilnnnzi Dninch llnnzilll linylc livclyn Southern Erlwnrsl Smith WHEN PICTURES MADE: Edward Morowitz Nnnry Tuvkvl' Be-vm-1'lv Vnlknnl liichural Wnlxlen 'llumnlx' NVnlk0i' P Dnvid Ynsnitis N1-llie Houston lh-My Dixon Runnin- Si0f 'mn l-'rum-vs Pipkln ' Jil wisp Probing into the mysteries of biology. -A Zhe greshman Class Nz-' I ILSIKILIIL J lmce Hammond W' Ji in 1- '? ' 11. Th1s xeu we the Fxeshmen, wele xeu tughtenecl to thmk ot staltmg hxgh school but non th lt we h.ue ex pellenced xex C1 11 months ot h15,h school hte we Imd ouuelx es xeu much lput of C 1 ldock Hlgh Sehool Fhfmkw to the uppelcl uxmen ue feel xt home The bxggest DIOILCT oi the I leshman es h ll xx ls the Ileshmm 5OIJhOYNOlE, P1om The collectum of the H11 ol? clues en abled lls to h ue 1 success N IC m lll C nlxr 1 clplted m thc Food Dum at Fhmks LIIXIIHI md Chuxtm xx Though om lleshm 111 mu N mel ue ue lookmg Tom nd to the xeuw to come .lt Cmdoclx hw Offueu lmue H mmmond PICNI rant uxucs ICISUICI LL1l.tlIX KL Pxuulent , Qi 5 Q-1 V Qracluafes of 1962 6 xa' X , Los eluvus dc fl-umqlig, I,l'0Il1 f'h:1i1'mc-11: Betsy 1Iui'1'lQ1', Eddie Iiavui, 130111121 Hahn, I'0p:g'y XL-lson. r11L'l'1l0lN I'1'n-iimim-luis: Ihvllllil Hahn, lgnxllllll Sl1!ll'lill'f'Ul'1l, I,iwY1l M21l'iiH, 132il'T1lll'21 l5Ul'H0l1. Viffilllll Hwy, Q uw Smith, Glvmiax Hvwlolt, l'u1'ul Ellis, l'lz11'1'iut Nulson, Walter l'rcalIu. .V A i... 'r m , JLA... K ., , .t ., in 7.5 , E5 l ' ' L - f -3 5, 3. Gary Abrams ' 4 Y- , - , ,- 9 ' , , ' Q 'X Q an B J . ,Q 1' A Rebecca Ambrose ' ' Q - rw fe A Donald Adams Ll. L, 1 T' Q Q ' VVynette Argroves 'F ' V -M ,if 1 - , . . ' ' 2 W' -R L wf iiwg '-..1 t mms AUM Marie Armisteid IAS A 'Q' 'Q Lay- ig 6 ay 'E Alan Baker 1 Qs lj Q I A 'K Norma Babb X 'Q-w -F' A Donald Barnes , - l , , ' Pam Baker , , , :A Zi' A ' 1' I dfiii'- . 1Wl. 5 K Steve Barrow 1 Fave Barnes l 4 4 -N , x ' -Q P N 5:5 Albert Bass i l B Gi Bonnie Barton at in ,Q gk -A f ' -75 Alfred Bastinelli 1 ef' ' QWE- yr I ,, Eileen Beasley 0 'ff ,. VVVL ,Q p-N lan Bateman 1 f -N ' .. 'Q' N 'li' ' .Ioan Bell K X .., N ' h Jon Belding- ' ' KR E 'T A A Carol Bergeron I g .. .L -l Richard Bentley K 'Q , x A Iva Blackwelder '01 5? 'ks 11' flag- is as Joe Benton I ,Q ,N I -- . Joyce Blake S- 4 - , lil Y' I ' ' Kenneth Bishop ,ik fx 4 , 1 5 x El fn l lf v 2, ill 1 in Carolyn Boaze V I Warren Blow 5 3 :Qs -4 .. l N 5' 5 , ri Dorothy Bradshaw in QV Y 4 L Freddy Bowen B' ' x A 'i ' K 'N-M K B Wendell While of ' ar: --,,:. ,lu 51. .J Q Tiara s, ' , Ernest Bowles ,x My wh- vi, Connie Breedon ,x , Q lx A4 gs 'R G warg Duke Brantley 4 - S Q . . A Amy Britton . '2 1 9 I Qaf . . - ., an-. xl ,X Ronnie Bray , ' x. ' BX, V, 4 E V' f 9' 2 , H 'B rt. iwh Qi X x if VT A 'K Kay Brooks W Eugene Bricker Q ' v, ,N K Q Y A Denise Burke ai 6 d Q 7 F 3-Q :Q Leslie Brock A K f ' 'A - Q A -Y, , Martha Butler X i A V x A Earl Brown Joyce Canada f' ...-.. , K v. ' V, 'N' James Brown Q 2, JI' 1, ' 'CT ,. ,, 'sr of PM Clark ' ,, ' , R Bill Bryant -- I I.. M , - t -A 'N' 11.4 laugh .nhll 1 A Jean Cole ' Frank Bryant X 5 ' Pearl Zucker 'I ,, f an 'S A Q f? wr I Q Thomas Bryant Q A K' D S Susie Combs f YT' ii. arf i 'il' ig- ' Q. - ' -.w ,ian 1 - fs 1 ffpl' . ' - 4 kt? ' . Q .QW 9 1 3 6 K .. it :K .5 ,X Ronald Buchanan ' . K f ' N Donna Jo Cornwell 4 - ig. GL- K tv' Q g,.,,, Q hx K -WK -. A Leland Bundy ' A K Carol Creamer ,I YS-3' Dewey Burchett . X . if J S K Barbara Cummins ,E 'K i ii Billy Burnell K ' J ,i 335 A' ' 17, 3, Pat Custer Q . , A ii K Blair Cahoon KK' 8,7 R ,E K Qf K ' .--. Barbara Daniels C Ss, ' l X S. L' 'E A . - A . Billy Cahoon R ' Gay Daniels I dx .Q 4 K 1 John Cannon I yn. S K G.. Dorothy Ditter vt- :Qi - 'lf Aldridge Carey lu :ii in ,, X Mary DiGiovanni K ' James Chapman K 'Q 7, K K ax' 1' I KK Barbara Dorsett T q Q r at 1 L. John Christenburg V' T -- Carolyn Dowdy -B' E .3- ' x ' ' 13. AM . , . K X K Allen Christine i D Maureen Doyle -R :N Tb tg 'fl K - ,. Randy Cochran mf M 5 A .Q Q k Joyce Eanes 1 ,W X C . bi! . ,M iam-ry cole N L an L I 3 M 'K Q Gail Edwards KK ' 5 Danny Cook K KA K P: 6, R ' Carol Ellis ' L Q C 'W ff gi GK KK g 1 Gary Corns u-M! i KKK 5 Q , tw' Sandra Ellis 27 in .N -- 'W 1 ' 'iris Q o Ji-'sg-41? Larry Evans , Y Ann Everton 'K , , 2 Q gf , Walter Credle ,Q ' Q 1' v Q Mary Faye w G . ' ' , - . K- N Douulml Culilflllllb S in 'rf J ' , ik l n Cynthia Fitton Roy Daniels ,QM i ,K X .X lnven Frawley .K W j 'N U .. as Bill Dean ' ' - Q- . 43' X- il - ' ' Virginia Frazier ,Q . K'-- L C7 ,K --- ,, - ,X - 1 y N. V7 C it Alton Depue xi K Jay Sue Freeland E John Dobbins . 'S S- . Q . i 1, t , IQ ' Q' ' .. X an n- Clara Carris r-5 ' .Q t P John Dunn H -6 1 it o V 2' ,.. I I n 'li Sl . , ' will-. l n'-225: ' Minnie Goodwin ' Eddie Eaves Barbara Gordon - Q K Harold Evans Q, . K . .Q , K-,gg no , Q, K K Betty Young . K :If .Rt K ' f 1 -:M , - S-v A Q - ,. 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K., .Q cg Q 'l nf: Elizabeth Joyner David Jackson Judy Kertesy James Jarvis Dora Rose Kinzer Bobby Jeffries Katherine Leary David Jones Linda Leeson Thomas Jordan Janice Lippard Eugene Kittrell Letty Lucas Gerald Lacerte Linda Martin Rex Lee Pamela Mason Randy Lewis Pat Matuvick Tommy Light Janice Mclntosh Donald Lusk Janice Hammond Johr Marshall Linda Miller Mike Martin Gloria Moncrief Lewis Melson Carla Moore James McClellan Eleanor Moore James McKee Suzanne Moore Marlowe McSwain Nellie Morgan Mike Miller Susan Morgan Marion Evans Sandra Morris Jackie Morris Virginia Moy William Morris Kay Nanny Larry Mourefielrl Mary Napier Alexander Nagy Shirley Neal Orin Neagle Sandra Neathery Tommy Neathery an in we to Q.. V 'vw ng X t 4' 1- 4 K Q 1 Q - ' rx - - ,W - A M -fi' , fax -7 ,, as we E ' I K 'TG' gg -A I - ' L J, Z f x X ,ig X 'A ala. a - - QW ff 'df P . w Li 0 Y , Q. 'Q , ' 'ev I gh .- X .il ':- 5- 4- o- p X, 45 -:Q 195' Q 4' ,, it Q to f -Y ' ' P l I 1 , N- l! 1 ai: 'Q 'P S. 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X Linda Sanders Dewey Sexton Clyde Sawyer Ronald Shedrick Brenda Shackleford Joe Simpson Susan Shinault Donald Slauzis Sharyn Short Bill Smith Brenda Skelton Gene Smith Carole Slocumb Jay Smith Anna Smith John Smith Gail Smith Tommy Smith Phyllis Smith Roy Spears Janet Spencer Linwood Steele Dianne Stancil Charles Stevens Gloria Stnude Stephen Steward Eloise Stephen Robert Swayne Barbara Stewart Tommy Taylor Annette Strickland Sonny Taylor Margaret Stroud Tommy Taylor Etta Sullivan Lewis Templeton Delores Swanson Dorothy Terry John Thomas Jeanne Van Dyck Paul Thompson Sarah Wall Charles Townsend Ruey Walsh John Tynch Gloria Ward Gary Waters Joyce Ward Douglas Wentz Mary Ann Ward ' ,, Lum Xhitwvii VI X v .5 as QA I'--xv Wimrinf 'Q 'N 1 A V i lin:-lizirzi Wm-M-h W'-N ' V Univ W'i1li im 1 -, ,af A 'ii I A A .,, fs j: 'Q .Imlith W1-51 K f is-, fi R. xi fx T, ' NL , 11 , LJ X X Q - 1 'H 91, . i'1 fx qi -1 1 W' i if I L , 1 -F M:i1'p1:ii'vI X 'N ' I-'lmll NYilIi Xhili :im Rivlizirml NViIli:im I. nik 1 v 5-R V Betty NVhite-hunt g- 'X 'S 1- ki,-ii w.,.,ii A Num-y VVhitlmlx W- . Jimmy NY5iin .xx .. A ix I Liunlu XVil1:iil i V ETNX gym Alwyrl Yn'u1il4 1 im xx'i11mm X Mui izin Winn . X lfilnlrm-ml NNWM1 Dxwis XYNIM- Mt.,-luxe Waite Into the washing machine! 9 X 1 , i 5 BM wx. x W l l'0Slllll0Il take time out to admire display vase. Amu- Cnmlwirm Janice lirzmull .liixnuiiu Pulm- Mnrlvna C'm'rlrvjv XYilli:im ling Th Wu., N ' ' 3 M ,- w fx xx 2 -fx ,., ,lx ,flryvo , - +3134- ., ' ' , ' wiv '- ,A . L 'g f' . ,Qi ' 'sua fP:?i i5r .f 'L c library is the heart uf the school. ABSENT YVHEN I'IC'l'URES YVICRE TAKEN: R:xvmun4l Ilnrrisim Gary Hoffman Hilnla Knixrhr Gypsiv Martin ll-vnzilnl lliuruisctlv Preparing' reports for g'eog'rup 'l'l'1on1ns Sitz James Spcncv Lev Vauxzhzm Nnumi NYaltvi's hy. uw, A , , - i L H .ha ,. l-.'?2 V A 2 A Hr .. 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'vi L . yi L. il, 1 1 K' . K . X . . L75 3? fi f 'Z ' -' 'ff ' F EP5? lj. 3 245' ' A . W X f fx fi 5 x A . .2 ' 'n ' 1 I Q A f ' . , lf, f 9 'VJ ' , . Q- ' D5 .- 3: f i f ' L I , .V Y 1 , 'ga s 3 V i. , , ' ,iq 'T' 34 1 ,gf 2 W . T' . V ff ' 5, 4 A . 7 i J' Al' -' f ' ., 5, Hg., ,-,fefwb - 4 .U Th V' Qg, - .li .aux p , . . - ,- f f c A ' 15 ' .1 vi ,ad My g 19,2273 A -if 1 ' ' x I' ' 'z - , ' .tv Si ' ds., 'ff ' VA, ' , A 9 513, ' ui 1? f , fm :' 1 1 - 4 V Q Q. 'v ii as 1 hrb. . K. I f . v A' :- ,X S44-I I ,........,...+.....,......... ' , -..... XJ 'yi is xx Y!! , lst. Row - Barry Dail, Larry Weldon, Charles Honeycutt, Merk Carroll, Jackie Law- son, 2nd. Row - George Odom, Thornton Winston, Buddy Hornik, Richard Honey- cutt, 3rd. Row - Bobby Adams, Arnold Rodrequez, Fred Crouch, Charles Porter Gene Gregory, 4th, Row - Larry Hollwell, Billy Thomas, Dickie Vick, Eddie House Larry West, Co-Captain, Tommy Odom CRADOCK SCHEDULE ...- 96 Cradock 40 ....... Norfolk Catholic Cradock 22 . . . . . . Great Bridge Cradock 13 . . . .... Hampton Cradock 26 . . . . . . Suffolk Cradock 13 . . . ...... Granby Cradock 39 . . . . . . South Norfolk Cradock 39 . . . ........ Maury Cradock 12 . . . . . . Princess Anne Cradock 0 . . . ..... Norview Cradock 34 . . . . . Churchland TEAM HISTORY 1- -, lst. Row - Larry Simpson, Tommy Odom, Billy Strickland, Johnny Underwood, Wayne Waff. 2nd. Row - Darryl Toler, Paul Rollins, Lennie Umberger, Carl Russell. 3rd. Row - Floyd Parker, Jimmy Robinson, Sammy Gay, Kenneth Dice. 4th. Row - Billy Britt, Chet Barnette, Kenneth Burke, Douglas Wentz, Joe Light.. The 1958-59 football team coached by Larry Weldon had one of the best seasons it has ever had. It won 7 and lost only 3, two of the games that were lost could have gone either way and Cradock was favored to win both. All in all Cradock was picked to win 9 out of ten and could have with a little luck. The astonishing game of the year was with South Norfolk. South Norfolk was un- iefeated at that time, 6-0. The game was icked as a toss-up but Cradock had other eas. The fighting Admirals went out to win 39 to 13. 5'r, Co-Captain, Marion Carroll ,v - , , 41 ..1W,,., 5? , - .Rap ,re ' ,Q Mr, :if WS' '-:ENB-1 I W 'I-f A ful - - u.,,. ,. ,fy t 1. 5 J, 1.2 ,. 'K vw fa v . ' .X xl f QI' A , -1 'A F .A .....-f 4 Jig gcxf, Q'3',A.-g. ry. 'f 1:4 ufgr 5 -D X '? I Nh ' :Q 3'f?'1B2':.5 ., 'P w Y -..,,a,I lk. -5 . 1-',I'w q 3fX 54 Q. ,.- -5Q4s:N. wI' In - 'tiff : A-,L .,,, r , , e Q, fm 2 X, 9 51,5 W H .. 'QE-f x F x I 1 nf A 'I Q 4 0 wi 1-51 J 'Z ' ,N CA 'I 1. Q 1' ' ' -3 , 1 ,sq v 4 .uw ' ... - I V Y V 'f 7:3311 Q1 , K - . L ' 1 .. A -wx 4 ' -4' a vm . A ., V , ,W UW.. A-.A -g A . ,fx 4 7 Au' 10. ' -'C' 1, A f E' V44 . 5,4- MARION C A R R O L L Halfback-Senior ,5 9fv S S-W hw xl I .. 4 g . ,fj.z?.gT' I W -,121 , 1 gf: 1. aw: .x .1 A-,f-ff14 Lift- ff-Q5 if 1. -' gag kiwi? f- j f ,. I ,,V. , 4.3 A, v ,, J.. 3- 1..?wr. 2-v , .Ui ' , 'f I lf JA I iv in -3.1.5.-1?Q9 4-fi 'His' - . at--:Ip .h ,J y ' .v':k I V ', SW R? '-352 ix 13' 4 I I I f'-I? ' 'X A 'f-ww f-:- as-W. IJ, - L, 9 - Il' .Clf'f! - v 4 '- . g Ig, 1 'V .- ,, aged . Nu .1-rffffiiagw g + 'if-We rf- 1f'2.....AQaf:M: we ,MS ' ., ai '45f 321f'Exx.vr1.?.iu':'4- Xxuxx JACKIE LAWSON Fullback-Senior AA R f A . I I W: U' nv .Y If :J X 'M .-'2-fm-N-f .rx :gh A -f. V, 1 M' - ,,,.fy'f,,i ,-7 iff' 'f.GdYL'. 'W QFWTA I I Q 1 ' 4 :5 '4gJ,?5s, 2l M Rigs' 'xi ' Y' ' W 'iw F' fwvf , , , I .,,,, .-gd, V, 'j ' K' X. sv 'k,':::,j M Q , K' w , ,-, . MWQA wif:-v.f..'1i 23.2 -..h.r Q V' , K. fkyizj -has-g. 4 15,7 ' ' - if if-l'1Jq1,?f..n BILLY STRICKLAND LARRY SIMPSON Guard-Senior Halfback-Senior The Admirals wait their turn. 7 :Queeg I ' -. x. -' ,- 3 ,, ,. 4 . , 'X .' -sv' ....-A-.Ja ' , '. NK Q J-. .- . - , K. ' -Q ,'f ' wr , ,, ,f..f'-- . ,Ht 1 -. .':n,, -M , I , . JOHNNY UNDERWOOD Center-Senior CARI, RUSSELL Tackle-Senior BARRY DAIL Quarterback-Senior .:., fc. wx 1 H S K Q L Q if if ' I .fi T A L4 it Y . A ,Q 11 1 LJ , ww. ' .. x of X if N. j fr f xy L R ' 1 X X . - 3 TOM MY ODO M End-Senior CHARLES PORTER Halfback-Senior x saw or R LQ ,f 'ii Trainer, Forrest Kincaid: Man- n: agers, Sonny Richardson, and Sam Dunston. 'f . i f . W - j1L1iQgfTff1, 2 6 A A 11 x -h E Q14 ..-: S t 6 ' 9: :Q - .ixnf .1121 r -. f1:i'ffuw,, .-Q ,Q-,-f-m.,49g , -- 3 R Q .TQT Q- 4-2 .iszmior 'ff DARRYL TOLER FLOYD PARKER Tackle-Senior Halfback-Senior GEORGE ODOM EDDIE HOUSE LARRY WELDON Tackle-Senior Fullback-Freshman Quarterback-Sophomore ,Q ig ?' , v x '. ,li x . ax j IQ, PAUL ROLLINS CHARLES HONEYCUTT LENNIE UMBERGER Guard-Junior End-Junior Tackle-Junior WAYNE VVAFF End-Sophomore End makes tackle. 4 Mx .' .M-vi ' ' .K 1 115' I 3 ,T I 21 . -,af sf ff' 1 '2:?f4'fZ1MQfgjw' ,Y + 1 q w? :fy . H graft fi gggqmfv ,fig . . , ,,:,-f ...ff Q, YQ! axfwfk -1 V . .4g.fT,v, ,1..Ev,1fii4 y I It , E3f'A 5:3'W'4z'f?'Ii'2'1Q-i ,, M - I '. A -v--. 34 , MQKQQL, .4 ':Q'a?f'w ,. I .airs wgwfg. wg 5-.fy ,IL , . wyffi ,fn , . -Q J nf I V-me TY'-5 Il5Ef7' J 1 Y '-',, , VJ, 3:51-flvw Wg H if Q. , ah., ah' i . - .' ',:.1,'v3 ' 7' ' S. ' If? .ul BUDDY I-IORNICK Halfback-Sophomore JIMMY ROBINSON Guard-Junior S, RICHARD HONEYCUTT Center-Junior BILLY BRETT Tackle-Sophomore Mr. Mac Eure .lib F -:z,:?.t:',q. Mr. Jack Benzie Mr. Russell Moon 'Tiff' Our Coaching Sta Mr. Larry Weldon FIGHTERS FOR THE ADMIRALSH The biggest fighter of all our coaches is Mr. Larry Weldon. Mr. Weldon received his first big crack in coaching in professional football. Another fighter who is considered a line coach is the likeable Mac Eure. This is his third season as line coach. Besides being line coach Mr. Eure does the team scouting this year. Mr. Jack Benzie, who worked with the junior varsity and assisted Mr. Weldon with the varsity backfield is also a good coach for the Admirals. Mr. Benzie is a graduate of Wilson High School and East Carolina. Mr. Benzie played two seasons of varsity football at Wilson. At East Carolina he was a backfield regular for four years. The newest of our Admiral fighting coaches is Mr. Russell Moon. Mr. Moon re- placed Mr. Reggie Byrd as line coach. He was a standout lineman for two seasons at the Blacksburg Institution and his college performance earned him several pro offers. But Mr. Moon decided to enter the coaching field and was happy to land the Cradock coaching job. Ll xl-Ur I 2 x.,J X asf, Barry Dail, Larry Weldon, Marion Carroll, Tommy Odom, Richard Honeycutt, Glenn Griffin. Get it Cradock, get it! Shoot Cradock, shoot! N AJ! IQ, 30 5 , g E X P5 Wayne Waff, Lennie Umberger, Ed Perouni, Paul Rollins, Jackie Morris, Jackie Lawson. Let's go big team, 1et's go! Jump it Cradock, jump it! Nw Craciock 5ops MERKIE CARROLL Guard-Senior TOMMY ODO M Forward-Senior GLENN GRIFFIN Guard Senior BARRY DAIL Guard-Senior CRADOCK SCHEDULE Cradock 42 Cradock 61 . Cradock 58 . Cradock 69 Cradock 63 . Cradock 66 Cradock ...... Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock Cradock . . . Cradock Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock .... Cradock ..... JACKIE LAWSON Guard-Senior Suffolk 41 Elizabeth Pity 40 South Norfolk 56 . . . . . Hampton 64 South Norfolk 72 . . . . . . Norview 68 Wilson Great Bridge ...... Maury . . Churchland Princess Anne . . Churchland St. Paul's . . . . Warwick Granby Newport News ...... Suffolk Maury Great Bridge WAYNE WAFF Guard-Sophomore IO4 Hampton 69--64 Forward ED PEROUNI Forward LARRY WELDON Guard RICHARD HONEYCUTT Forward TEAM HISTORY Vradocks 1958-59 basketball team has been tagged by both coaches and sports writers as the best team ever to be at t'radock. Out of the starting five of last year's Admirals three are back this year plus all but two reserves. This year's club is made up of five seniors including Tommy Odom, Merkie Varroll, Barry Dail, Jackie Lawson, and Glenn Griffin. Four juniors. Paul Rollins, Rich- ard Honeycutt, Lennie L'mberger, and Ed Perouni. Two sophomores, Wayne Waff, and Larry Weldon. One freshman, Jackie Morris. Coach Mac Eure has said that he expects more from this team than any team he has ever coached before. t'oach Eure said that this year's team has height, something that has hurt Cradock teams in the past. Over half the team is over six feet tall. Merkie Carroll and Rarrv Dail are being counted on heavily to score from the outside while Odom. Waff, Griffin, and Um- berger are expected to do the in- side work. Out of the twelve man squad ten were on the football team and five are lettermen. JACKIE MORRIS Guard LENNIE UMBERGER Forward ....l..W, , , W We ,e X 1 'awww 4 R 2 f - I' 6 S .-'ft Center-Tommy Hardin. lst. Row - Floyd Parker, Billy Strickland, John Underwood, 2nd. Row - Richard Flyte, Charles Oakey, Gene Gregory, 3rd, Row - Mike Tilley, Eddie House, Tom Presnel. Absent when picture was taken - Jay Smith, Gene Smith, Norman Ryder, Curtis Kelly, Russ Johnson, Bob Bracy, Thorton Winston, Buth Blow, Sammy Gay. Coaches and team member -Mr. Moon, Floyd Par- ker. Mr. Frake. The referee inspects the hold. 4 f f'i ,, L , A 1 x 'J . 1 i .rug ljxj Ist. Row - Russell Hoylman, Jimmy Robertson 2nd. Row - Allen Bergeron, Leroy Curtis, Harold Evans 3rd, Row - Billy Brett, Robert Swain, Gordon Rea- mcy. The boys are really tangled up. Xl-ez'-Lil ini Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock T O O Jimmy l cf-4053 -SL-'S lst. Row-Johnny Parker, Louis Templeton, Jimmy Dorn, John Smith, Jan Bateman, John Tynch, Le Roy Curtis. 2nd, Row-J. R. Wilburn, Billy Dorsett, Jay Smith, Bobby Bracie, Billy Burnell, Dickie Cutchins, Douglas Wentz, Jimmy Lott, fmanagerl Donald Cummings. 3rd. Row-Eddie Eaves, Robert Swain, Jerry Rice, Gordon Reammy, George Williams, Don Lusk, Billy Respess, Eugene Newsom, Jackie Morris, David Hall, Buddy Harris, Arnold Black, Reed Harrell, David Jones, Gordon Barnes, Randy Lewis, Allen Barker. CRADOCK SCHEDULE Cradock 0 ..... ....... S uffolk 14 Cradock 6 ........ Oscar Smith 20 Cradock 6 .... Barry Robertson 21 Dorn, Mr. Benzie, Dickie Cutchins Cradock 2 H Norview 13 l Cradock 6 ....... Great Bridge 22 if ,f XV, lst. Row - Roy Spears, Buddy Harris, Wally Simmons, Frank Knowles, John Atwood 2nd Row - Mr. Benzie, Oliver Smith, Jimmy Darden, J. R. Wilburn, Gordon Phillips Marron Ivans, Frank Bryant, Billy Dorson fmanagerj 3rd. Row - Donald Lusk, Reed Harroll Bob by Collier. CRADOCK SCHEDULE Cradock .. Suffolk 35 Cradock .... Elizabeth City 52 Cradock South N91-folk 35 Mr. Benzie iCoachl, Bobby Collier fCo Captamj Gordon Cradock .......... Hampton 39 Phillips lC0'Captain'J Cradock South Norfolk 30 Cradock . Norview 47 Cradock ...... ........ W ilson Cradock . . Great Bridge Cradock . ....... Maury Cradock . . . . Churchland Cradock . Princess Anne Cradock . . . . Churchland Cradock . .... St. Paul's Cradock .... .... W arwick Cradock .... .......... G ranby Cradock .... Newport News Cradock .... ...... S uffolk Cradock .... ....... M aury Q Cradock .... . Great Bridge Qt WN' Qirl's Aifilefic Association V' Ls yes Table Tennis-Linda Powell, Sponsors-Miss Cannon, Miss Volleyball Brenda Powell Fary, Miss Meeks, Mrs. Brooks 4514: 'QW ,M 4 -..X Basketball -- Diane May, Baseball---Sally McDuffie, Stevie McLawhorn Stevie McLawhorn. J. V sis- A 5- W. as 4 7.3 . 1 J'- 1... . . 41 f.- QU. Cfieerleaciers lj-hs A cn ira- n ,,, X , J, A, Q ' Hd lv-gy Center-Linda Whitley, Kay Nance, fCo-Cantainsi Sandra Stevenson, Diane Phather, Lynn Davis, Joyce Blake, Brenda Shackleford, Margaret Van Sant, Diana Rose. Absent: Carol McCrezx1'y. Co-Captains - Kay Nance, Linda Whitley t 0 Y 4? K It Q' v e . . eer ea ers per orm or e camera. iw ga! ThJvch 1 d f f th 'Q - ' , 594 A f' ' Q 1 I 4 et'-if 4, J A K Q fefl.. 5 'K x - ,wma 5 , 1 I X 6 i it -XX .ln r L X 53- f i :- fx , X X 'R ra 5 ' 5,5 N Nlugwp -gl ?'f. X ? ai-1 rsryx- ff. , K .3 xo - . , Q, -tr ' t , - 1 K ' ' E 'h C' N.: - 'A W- . 1' T 5 -A..4ix,t . W 'Vt iff, AX :J I 1 't 4- I-. . I . 2 ,. 'sm --is-Q .. .-..--9--.Q-.-1 1 N...,.,. Q 4 'Qs 9 -J ' 1 I e WA S1490 2 Q., 5 xl wwvn,,,,bL M' I L Y v i C Aw l X f J. A , I K Q .f ? cu' 5 J :J if K1 A ..,, 5 Q I 2 5. f i f if , f f i , A i F, .V E0 I he-ff The Cheerleaders take time out for a group shot. Grace Blow-Senior U A I: S1 t H Diane May-Senior . Kathleen Rose-Co-Captain-Senior 4. 5- F . - e i N 4. ? ' - i A Q ., 5 .A fn '. Q, , A, ft' W' ,Q ,, 1 KA? 1 'Q . J ' f 1 I . 5 ,fm J I V 1 6 :X 'Q' - ,, X :ae A i i N U ., . v . f Z ' i .l .6 1 ' Q h ' Burnley Credle-Senior Bennie Cahoon-Junior A e 3 if :V AE! 'Q I I it l I i , F K U K on I K Q r ' n g 8? . QA? ' VH, A . I A Vll' ss' ' W 4 1 H . .. f., 1 ,L K f ei CHS fx 'M k I-sk Q L 4 .N ' 'I - , , 'Y x t , ' .1 its 4 w ' A 'E 4 - f ' ' . if . ' I ,Fx 'rt ,.Ry'v,'N N ,'?,'Q. Q. -'1' 1 g V 1 1 , Q ,if --A ' A ' 1 ff- 'J 1 x CHS 1 ' xxx, S -im' ' . ' T xxx . x - ,A -' v , f , L- M fn I X Pffrf' . 'NI g L' ' T. ,fs Margaret Edwards-Senior ff- ' Janet Thompsowsenior ' fi ffffgs- X X f- x 5 f Linda Green-Junior sl T73 5 x x 'W 5 -. Judy Stalls-Senior Cfieerleacfers The cheerleaders at our first pep rally. .,1 'f V fa, Nl' Nxt. Dee Keeney-Junior JJ., '-.1 , U . K GOODWILL DRIVE Q X, SOC BABY DAY MILE OF PENNIES H4 3 Bl.UIf A CHU ICA, ,4- JANUARY BLUE CRUTCH DRIVE XM-f 2 '1ll'FP 'X'x M' X ' X Q Sfrwi Sf!! r'-2 rw-'-wakrw -- ,,, R, 'x s iv? . Sgr? f-v ,. ' Q ., A . V X v .. , a 1gu +'d, ' , Mfr ,, r' f Q ' g ., In gg' If T! , 'M ' f ' T u.X - W ' - ,fin A M' .NR Kit- 'kCi'y1s-1 I unusual 'ff QT' - 4 IIS 1 l-l .I-V 'lift if . 39:04 7'-A . . 'ii , ., .,, , , mea... Y ..., . Q! V7 ' jf? ' ZAPDPS. , SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Pritchard, Isaac Cannon, Sandra Marks, Sitting: Kay Prince, Dee Keeney. Standing: Eddie Grace Blow Seager, Beverly Sawyer, Kenneth Dice One Student Cooperative Association The Student Council started the ball rolling this year even before the opening of school by publishing a new handbook and treating the faculty to a coke party . With the opening of school came the first dance of the year, the Back to School Dance . Other back to school activities included the first assembly, the selling of activity tickets, the Freshman Orientation classes, Howdy Day to welcome new students, and setting up the year's objectives which are as fol- ows: 1. To promote an attitude of high spiritual and moral standards in all phases of student life. 2. To build citizenship by encouraging: a. Scholastic achievement b. Care of the building c. Good school spirit 3. To emphasize the importance of honesty in every action of life. 4. To stimulate interest in a program of Civilian Defense SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHTQ Shirley Hayes, Nellie Houston, Kay Nance, Judy Simms jf 'F 5. To prevent usurpation of the powers of the Stu- dent Council as stated in the Constitution. 6. To promote a relationship of high standards: a. Between the SCA and PTA b. Between the Student Council and the student body c. Between the student body and the faculty d. Between the student body and the community e. Within the student body 7. To keep the student body better informed Having a tough set of objectives to meet the Coun- cil immediately started working to reach their goals. It was possible to reach these goals through such projects as the Mistletoe Hop, the Honor Roll parties, the changing of the traffic system, School Spirit Week, assemblies, Teacher's Day, the Beauty Con- test, and numerous others. The end of a successful year was brought to a near close by the election of officers and represen- tatives. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHTQ Janice Hammond, Donna Hahn, Pam Hall, Johnnie Cannon, Beverly O'Dell, President of 8th grade. X : f ' .5- 1 X if Charles Porter, President Linda Hahn, Vice-President Donna Wiggins, Secretary Bobby Spence, Treasurer K-5 f., ,nf 'xv - .. vm , Che ationai Honor Society Pi 'im 'ii if L b 1 4' Left to right: lst rowg Donna Wiggins, Sandra Marks, Johnny Underwood, Kathy McGinnis, Marion Carroll, Shirley Waite. Don Caffee. Warren Wood 2nd rowg Carolyn Dennis, Lisa Cary, Louise VVilson Frances Richardson. Barbare Eergerson. Delores Cassidy, Nancy Bolyn, Barbara Yarner. Doris Grant, Margaret Edwards 3rd row, Mary Wellman, Barbara Berryhill, Marna Harlow, Beverly Sawyer, Betty Gwaltney, Faye Gray. Jo Poe. Retha Evans, Linda Green, Sandra Gregory -ith row: Janet Thompson, Mary Martin. Evelyn Loyd. Stevie McLawhorn, Patsy Kay, Angelita Penera, Norma Cousins, Linda Hahn, Linda Peele, Kay Prince. Mary King, Carolyn Dixon 5th row, Vernon Bess, Eddie Seager, Wayne Ogburn, Darryl Toler, Tommy Carter, Cameron Appell, Glen Gettier. Absent from picture: Charles Porter, Charlotte Lupton, Larry Simpson, Carole Collins, Isaac Cannon The Cradock Chapter of the National Honor Society, an honorary organization sponsored by the National Education Associ- ation, was formed in 1954. The purpose of the Honor Society is to promote character, encourage scholarship and leadership, and to stimulate a desire to render service. To be eligible for membership one must have a B or 90+ average and must show left to right: Kathy McGinnis, Secretary, Shirley Waite, President: Don Caffee, Treasurer, Marion Carroll, Vice-President outstanding leadership, character, and serv- ice. Membership is limited to 15 per cent of the Senior class and ten per cent of the Junior class. In addition to various projects, there is the impressive induction ceremony in No- vember at which new members are tapped and there is the spring banquet. Honor Society members prepare cards for the Christ mas sale. - Q X V1 f I 1 i .g,... L'? ' 1 5 Q sd ..- ,.'5f Qnier-Club Council . sssfigsy W Officers: Sponsor: Mrs. Shirlev Brooks. President, Isaac Cannon, and Publicity Chairman. Sandra Marks, and Doris Grant. Absent: Secretary-Pat Kay. The Inter-Club Council, formed to help clubs solve their problems, faces its most critical period this year. Clubs, having to meet entirely off of School time for the first found an entirely new type of problem facing them. The Council works in every way possible to boost interest in our Club Program while, at the same time, offering service to our community. A clothing drive for Goodwill Industries in Norfolk and a Blue Crutch . 4' fit , sl , rig, I -S '-K3K'.Zf?!? N ..- ,,,,--i K bi Club Presidents look over The Councils Records Drive during the March of Dimes drive are included in this year's program. The officers, a President, Secretary, and a Publicity Chairman are backed by the able sponsorship of Mrs. Shirley Brooks. To the present time the Council has been composed of All Club Presidents and has proved successful and we hope that it will continue serving the clubs in the future. Left to right lst Row: Janet Thompson, Tommy Odom, Warren Wood, Mrs. B1'ooks, Isaac Cannon, Sandra Marks, Nancy Pritchard, Louise Wilson, Frances Richardson, and Doris Grant. 2nd Row: Norman Ryder, Bobby Spence, Mary Odom, Philip Dodd, Betty Lou Gwaltney, Nancy Bailey, Shirley Waite, Don Caffee, Marian Elder, John Casteen . Y . - -4s ,ff ls- Nx, l 3Y fff'1-' Q Diversified Occupations Left to rightg Barbara Capps, Reporter: Philip Dodd, President, Barbara Fergerson, Secretary, Billy Whitner, Vice-Presidentg Linda Batten, Treasurer Our Diversified Occupations Club is a part of the State organization which is made up of D. O. students in various high schools in Virginia. We also actively participate in D. O. District I in the Tidewater Area. The purpose of the D. O. Club is to develop within the students the qualities of leader- ship, fellowship, character, and citizenship. This year our local D. O. chapter was the The D. O. Club discusses different vocations largest one in the area in that we had 31 students working in 14 different occupa- tions. Our club was the host club for one of the three District Meetings and we fur- nished a pleasant evening of entertainment. Members of the club also competed with other D. O. students in the district and state contests for Public Speaking, Job Interview, Spelling, Poster, Essay, Club Scrapbook, and Occupational Exhibit. Left to rightg lst row, Barbara Capps, Billy Whitner, Philip Dodd, Barbara Fergerson, Linda Batten, Mr. Affeldt. 2nd rowg Nancy Liddle, Patsy Kay, Betty Smith, Kitty Meiggs, Dolores Cassidy, Pat Brant- ley, Betty Burnett, Gloria Tiller, Marie Corp, Nancy Bolen, Sandra Gregory. 3rd row, Honard Cole, Alfred Perry. Donny Padgent, Tommy Eanes, Fred Galuska, Bobby Wade. 4th row, Reggie Wald, Curt Olds, Billy Burch, James Lucade, Dean Willard, Jimmy Scruggs, Terry Thevenin, Wade Kilpatrick 4 Pj-bf-'-X Isis fin if kln.n'ull' f s rkimii J 'f M 'f-t..t,p4w 1? Drill Zeam lst Row: Beverly Ripley, Cathy Robinson, Sandra Morris, Jeanne Van Dyke, Sandy Rhodes, Edith Larra- bee. 2nd Row: Brenda Newman, Mary Dye, Ruth Hemp, Virginia Metzler, Joan Bell. 3rd Row: Ann Broadus, Vivian Kennedy, Pat Gillette, Marie Armstead, Sandy Williams, 4th Row: JoAnn Pierce, Joyce Canada, Norma Payne, Sally McDuffie, Mary Jo Bennett, Absentees: Sharon Loyd, Helen Simp- son, Elaine Emoory. Captain: Edith Larrabee, Sponsor: Janice Moume Attention! Forward March! At this command 26 girls, grades 9 through 12 go in- to their routine as the Cradock High Drill Team. The team is sponsored by Mrs. James Mounie and headed by captain, Edith Larra- bee, a sophomore. The team had a real treat when they were drilled by a snappy Marine Sergeant, Jerry C. Black of the Marine Barracks in Ports- mouth. He showed them the basic steps and composed the team's formations. The uniform will again be black bermuda skirts, white crew neck sweaters and white knee socks. They again marched in the An- nual Cradock Homecoming Parade. We hope to see you all nezit year when we will again drill at halftime games. Drill team members discuss their next formation. Officers: Left to right: Sandra Marks, President: Carolyn Briggs, Secretaryg Buddy Harris, Vice Pres identg Linda Hahn, Treasurer. Q 'ff an in K iDramatics C1116 To encourage any flicker of interest or talent in Drama, the Dramatics Club was formed. We have tried to increase our knowledge and appreciation for the field by participat- ing in projects of this nature. A skit was given by each class to the remaining members of the club. Then criti- cism, in any form, was welcomed. Mr. Blake, the Dramatics Club sponsor, spoke of Drama to the club enlightening us on many interesting subjects of the theater. Publicizing the school plays and giving an assembly, help to lengthen our wisdom of Drama. Taking part in Homecoming, we decorated a float. We also participated in the Blue Crutch Drive, The Goodwill Drive, which were the charity projects the club under- took. T0 die or not to die that is the question. lst row: left to right: Sandy' Williams, Mr. Blake, Sandra Marks, Linda Hahn, Donna Wiggins, Susan Oberndorfer, Janie Whitehill. 2nd row: Sue Woody, Billy Lou Sanderson, Gayle Woodard, Donna Hahn, Diane Rose, Nancy Pritchard. Pam Hall. Evelyn Loyd. 3rd row: Peggy Neese. Judith Flug. Cherry Brock, Laurie Small. 4th row: Chan Poppel, Martin Vick, Glen Gettier, 'Eddie Segar, Isaac Cannon, Randy Liochion. 5He Btiespian Society The Thespian Society is a more advanced group in dramatics than the Dramatics Club, though each of them has the same set goal which is the advancement and pro- motion of dramatics. In order to become a member of Troupe 1-191, a student must have earned at least ten points in dramatics at some time previous to his induction. He may do this by his participation in plays and work back stage, etc. It is considered quite an honor to become a member of such a highly, nationally rec- ognized organization. Quit pinching my nose . lll vi' 'Y Left to rightg Nancy Pritchard, President: Brad Boynton, Vice-President: Linda Hahn, Secretaryg Carl Overstreet, Treasurer Left to right: Sealedg Janie Vtlhitehill, Carl Overstreet. Standingg Russell Hoylman, Karen Bclding, Linda Hahn, Mr. Patrick Blake, Nancy Pritchard. Absentg Brad Boynton x 'JW 1 Seniors Cf Cracloch -Ii Left to right: lst rowg Dianne May, Grace Blow, Mary Catherine Wilburn, John Underwood, Ann Engle, Jack Lawson, Carolyn Briggs, Kathleen Rose, Freddie Crouch, Shirley Jenkins, Brenda Smith. 2nd rowg Russell Hoylman Doris Grant, Linda Hayes, Judy Livingston, Barbara Ferguson, Linda Batten, Margaret Edwards, Judy Sltalls, Don Taylor, Patsy Jeffries. 3rd row, Tommy Odom, Chip Wilder, Linda Lee, Kathy McGinnis, Paul Billy, Jo Levy, Jane Levy, Darryl Toler, Janet Thompson. 4th rowg Marion Car- roll, Fred Kennedy, Louise Wilson, Joe Barnes, Robert Gregory, Donna Wiggins, Marna Harlow, Fran- ces Richardson, Dorothy Cooper, Charles Henkle. 5th row: Donald Caffee, Tommie Forbes, Jack Han- bury, Burnley Credle, Bobby Spence, Kenneth Storms,Duane McDaniels, Isaac Cannon, Ronnie Pierce. Feeling a need to have some common field of extra-curricula work other than classwork, the Seniors have found this club to be the answer. Because the Seniors of Cradock must be- gin anew each year, the problem of organi- zation is a major problem. This problem overcome, the first in a number of years we have set high goals for our year's work. In an active effort to be a real part of Olll' school's Club p1'OgYaI'l'1, OU1' Club p21I'lZlCl- Left to right: Kathy McGinnis, Chaplain: Joe Barnes, . . . . Treasurer, Lash Cannon, Vice-President, Tommy pates In all Selvlce D1'0J9CtS of the Club Odom, President, Janet Thompson, Secretary system. The project which we hope to complete this year as a club is the placement of flag pole in our football stadium. We feel that completion of this project will give a great deal of additional respect from the people who attend our football games. Kitchy, kitchy-koo. Science Club 0' 'ft if if e .Sf Left to right: Donald Caffee, Presidentg David Ziskind, Vice-President: Bobby Edmunds, Secretaryg Wayne Ogburn, Treasurer During the past year, the Science Club has sponsored such projects as: formulating a school Civil Defense committee, encourag- ing scientific interest in the lower grades, and participating in the Blue Crutch Drive. As concerns the encouragement of science in the lower grades, a science fair was held in the school cafeteria February 21, with prizes being given to the various grade groups. The club also encouraged science projects by the individual members for com- petition in local and state science fairs. The Club has grown in importance with every year and looks forward to even more successful years in the future. Left to right: lst row, Gordon Grimes, Harold Hastetlen, Lisa Cary, Mae Scott Perdue, Marna Harlow, Vernon Bess, Edward Morowitz. 2nd rowg Ronnie Pierce, Robert Gregory, Wayne Ogburn. David Ziskind, Cameron Appel, John McDuffie, Donald Caffee. 3rd row, Billy Burnell, Alan Whelcss, Kent McCrnney, John Lee, Fred Kennedy, Bobby Edmunds. 4th row, Butch Blow, Walter Credle, Eddie Rollins, Tommy Forbes, Tommy Carter. 5th row, George Whitehurst, Wallace Rumbough, Warren Wood, Michael Hes- ter Wk s ,X e, I, i,,,,,,,, -a fi I ,gg 6:5 I One Monogram Club Left to right: Floyd Parker. President, Fred Crouch, Chaplaing Barry Dail, Treasurer: Tommy Odom, Sec'- retaryg John Underwood, Vice-President The Monogram Club, under the guidance of Mr. Larry Weldon and Mr. Russell Moon, has ideals for the betterment of the school and its individual members. To gain mem- bership, one must have earned a letter in some varsity sport and then have one-hun- dred per cent of the club membership vote him in. This year the club has participated in the Blue Crutch Drive, the collection of food for Thanksgiving, and the Good Will Drive for the purpose of bettering the community. Lettermen discuss plans for Blue Crutch Drive. Left to right: Kneelingg Larry Hollowell. lst rowg Fred Crouch, Floyd Parker, Jimmy Robertson, Charles Porter, Donald Cummings. 2nd rowg Bobby Spence, Sam Dunston, Gene Gregory, Larry Weldon, Barry Dail, Jack Lawson. 3rd rowg George Odom, Darryl Toler, John Underwood, Larry West, Billy Strickland, Richard lloneycutt, Mr. Russ Moon. -ith row, Marion Carroll, Wayne Waff, Tommy Odom, Charles Honeycutt, Paul Rollins, Carl Russell, Lennie Umberger CHS sa X.-I' -A Qirls Atfiletic Association Left to right: Betty Lou Gwaltney, Vice-Presidentg Sally McDuffie, Treasurer, Frances Richardson, Presidentg Carol Collins, Secretary The G.A.A., although comparatively new at Cradock, has joined in with all activities offered to clubs and we think we have been very successful. The club was started by and has been ' sponsored by Mrs. Shirley Brooks. Its pur- pose has been to give girls an opportunity to participate in athletic events outside of their gym classes. Among the activities of the club have been collecting for Goodwill Industries, Blue Crutch, and the needy families for Thanks- giving and sponsoring a float for the Home- coming Parade and tournaments in basket- ball, volleyball, bowling, softball, and tennis. The girls in the G.A.A. have enjoyed our club and wish to thank the gym teachers who sponsor it, without whom the club could not have been as successful. G. A. A. members display award emblems. Left to right: lst rowg Nellie Houston, Sandra Hayden, Carol Collins, Sally McDuffie, Betty Gwaltney, Linda Lee. Frances Richardson. Mrs. Brooks, Miss Fary, Miss Meeks. 2nd rowg Penny Jones, Carla Moore, Mary Dairs. Nancy Waite. Mary Jo Ditter, Sarah Sclater, Ray Kohser, Stevie Mcliawhorn, Joyce Thomas, Linda Johnson. 3rd rowg Nancy Sawyer, Barbara Loggins, Earline Argraves, Martha Barnes, Linda Woodby, Janet Earnes, Barbara H81'l'lS, Betty Long, Gloria Bennett. Dee Kay, Carla Grant. 4th row, Julie Larkins, Ram Herlner, Eleanor Rost, Nellie Cook, Diane Creed, Elyse Helvery, Mary Jo Bennett, Dorothy Ditter, Mary Kincaid. 5th row, Mariane Wingo, Shirley James, Sandra Ellis, Judy Outten, Veronica McCarteney, Ellen Harris, Gloria East, Jane Peele, Faye Bridgeman, Mary Ann Rayner, Linda Day, Patricia Derby. 6th row, Sandra Palmer, Sandra Cassidy, Judy Ziskind, Sandra Huges, Irene Jordan, Judy Jones, Marylin Parker, Emma Knowles, Kay Parson, Bernice Knoles, Diane Spence. 7th rowg Judy Dodd, Brenda Randolph, Louise Coleson, Barbara DcPriest, Toni Cotton, Gay Massey, Gaile Conner, Ronnell York, Peggy Fields, Linda Miller Y I 'iv .. Left to right, lst row: Carolyn Bunch, Joyce Sutphin, Shirley Jenkins, Mary Jo Ilitter. Patsy Wynn, Rose Miles. Bertha Dillahay, Nell Mayham, 2nd rowg Judy Fluff, Brenda Skeleton, Dorothy llitter, Kay Bray. Gaile Richards. Charlotte Chevers, Jackie Jackson, Susie Combs. Mariane Elder. 3rd row: James Bunch, Jerry Nlellarque, Wayne Silcott. Ronnie Bray, Cathy Robinson. Pat Stelmach. Betty Tyson, Barbara White, Connie Laumann, Loretta Fox. 4th rowg Fred Crouch, Mrs. Jayne Wilkinson. Billy Dillahay, Jerry Scott. Richard Corp, Mary Lou Boroughs, Eddie Morowitz, Sandra Stevenson, James Lott, Joan Wilshire, Marsha Ehoff 5 H e C Ho I u s Left to rightg Sandra Stevenson, Treasurer, Shirley Jenkins, Secretary: Bertha Dillahay, Vice-President, Fred Crouch, President Learn H1050 lines! 1 'n ' ' 5 J s 5He Boys Qlee Clufi Left to right: lst rowg Ronnie Bray. 2nd rowg Fred Crouch, Rus- sel Hoylmun. 3rd row: Jerry Scott, Joe Barnes, Billy Richardson. -ith rowg John Casteen, Tommy Butler, Frank Watt, Tommy Bryant gfie Sexiei Left to rightg Beverly Sawyer, Judy Flug, Connie Laumann. Mariano Elder, Marsha Ehoff, Mary Jo Ditter l 1 . 'i Hi .37 2 , 3 i J. 1 i ,fill 5 f 31 3 i 3 ii i 2 i , 13 i ln.. Left to right: lst row seatedg Katherine Knutson, Tommy Nethery, Richard Williams, Alan Vliristiin, Gypsy Martin, Pete Wiggins. 2nd row seated: Jeanne Stone, Pat Bazemorc. Lee Jones. Sandy Owens, Sharon Short. Martha Houton, Jerry Bacon, Linda Benton, Craton Kelly, George Godwin. 3rd row sean-rlg Carolyn Stallings. Harold Hotsheler, Virginia Keen, Kennie Tetlow, Jeanne Styron, George Godwin, Janice Reavis, Charles Vernon. 4th row seated: Barbara Berryhill, Floe Daniels. Sandra Safforrl. .I. V. Petit., Bob Shaffer. Carole Slocumb. Doris Wylie. 5th row seatedg Kay Prince, Sue llibble. Hobby lid- muncls, Dean Willard, Tommy Scott. 6th row seatedg Bonnie Barton, Jeannine King, Maureen Doyle, Craciocle High This year the activities of the Cradock High Band have increased. A new stepped- up program was begun in the summer when the Band Staff began organizing activities for the coming year. This program has been very successful so far. As usual the band performed at half-time for football games, but this year's shows were better than ever. The band put on jazz shows but showed an example of its ability to become serious when it thanked the band- parents. We were strutting in our new uni- forms a full year before the bandparents promised them to us. Only the hard work of these unselfish could have accomplished such a high goal. To help promote grandstand cheering, the band was proportioned down and for the first time we played at basketball games. We hope to continue this policy next year. The band is also going to have two annual concertsg the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. To top off the year at home, the band will have an annual banquet to award letters and pins. Of course the biggest event of the year will be the Annual Band Festival. Again this year we will be playing Grade 6 music which is the most difficult grade and we are striv- ing for top honors. We have also been in- vited to a parade in Charlottesville, Va. and to the Apple Blossom Festival in Winches- ter, Va. i i' J f 5 i s 3 S sg Q . , -th ei 153 3 3 i 3 E 1 K 1 E 5 X 5 S sl i f a IH l . 5 A ig Q E 'L .l : fl ii if 2? iii - Y Janice Lippard. Doris Roper, Clint Freeman, Rogrer Burton' 7th row seatedg George Mills, Charles Futrell, Steve Rarrow. Duke Rrently, Michael Hester, Paul Thompson. Robert Butler. Sth row sealemlg 'Ponnny Stroud, Dennis Long, Al Thomas, Bill Bryant, Stanley Hanbury, Don Nurney, Tommy Farter, Wane Williams, Ruddy Overcash. Standingg Gary Abrams, Bill Dean. Chip Wilder, Larry Waters, llelen Renton, Bennie Roach. Mr. Leo Imperial. Richard Cooke, Earl Brown, Ken Mills, John Marshall, Danny llorlyres, Wendell White, Gayle Umberger, Mary Odom, Barbara Wood, Ann Jennings, Martha line Butler, Lynette Harris, Linda Hayes, Selba Morris, Tonja Poppell, Eileen Beazley. School Band Left to right: Stanley Hanbury, Drum Majorg Ken- TOPSY Pilft -00001 nie Tetlow, Sophomore Representativeg Martha Hou- ton, Tl'eaSl11'e1': Crayton Kelly, Senior Renresehtativeg Dean Willard, Senior Representativeg Tommy Car- ter, President: Bill Bryant, Freshman Representa- tiveg Jeannine King, Junior Representativeg Flo Daniels, Vice-Presidentg Kay Prince, Secretary XI il Q Q 'a I 1'- 'F .--If X '1 2' Q' 2-. 4-1. -1 'inf'-' 2' Distrifiufive Sducation Club Q i 1 Q .N X D E. Club members prepare a prize-winning ? ? ? scrapbook. The Distributive Education Club is work- ing very hard this year to accomplish their many objectives and projects for this year. The professional type dinner meeting that was started last year is being continued this year and is working quite well. This meeting consists of a business meeting and a special program each month. A useful occupation depends upon a per- son's education in the field in which he in- tends to go as a profession. We believe' that Left to right: Standing: Larry Tucker, Treasurer Kenneth Potts, Parliamentariang Wilson Brown Editor-Promotion Manager, Barbara Varner, Vice President. Seated: Barbara Gilbert, Secretary, Doro thy Jones, President the Distributive Education Club helps pro- vide this education. AIMS AND PURPOSES: To provide the club members with a means of learning of vocational opportuni- ties in the field of distribution. To develop a means of integrating the Distributive Education program with other school groups through joint sponsorship of projects and recreational activities. Left to right: lst rowg Wilson Brown. Barbara Gilbert, Larry Tucker, Dorothy Jones, Kenneth Potts, Barbara Varner. 2nd row: Mr. O. E. Ware, Carlton Rose, Mary Catherine Wilburn, Elaine Templeton, Shirley Hales, Maxine Roe, Janet Peele. Betty East, Patsy Lakes, Janie Norris, Barbara Chapman. 3rd row: Dennis Benton. Mary Boylan, Larry Woods, Ronnie Robinson, Mary Knott, Peggy Stewart, Sandra Jones, Carol Fredrick, Barbara Culver. 4th row: Harvey Ellis, Earl Mills, Norman Ryder, Thomas Whitt, Robert Faye, James Mims, Paul Couture, Charles O'Shields, Claude Rollins, Joe DiLucie mmm A cw gfie Parent - geacfier Association '1 Mrs. Nance, Mrs. Trent, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Mann. Mrs Butler, lV1rs. Hanbury, Mrs. Jennings and Miss West. Sitting: Mrs. Leary, Mr. Sindlinger, Mr. Alligood Mr. Ware The objects of this association shall be: to promote the welfare of youth in home, school, church and communityg to raise the standards of home lifeg to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youthg to bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intel- ligently in the training of the childg to secure between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child to highest advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiri- tual education. The Cradock High School P. T. A. is a member of: The National Congress of Par- ents and Teachers The Virginia Congress of Par- ents and Teachers The Norfolk County Council of Parents and Teachers Left to right: Mr. Alligood, Mr. Booker, Mr. Sindlmger Mrs. Leary an 134 . iF- fy,- gz, I ., -. ,SQ r , 358 X3 .hh lst row left to right: Gloria Ward, Barbara Skelton, Mr. Fariss, sponsor, John Casteen, Joe Gilliam. 2nd row: Mr. Branch, sponsor, Janet Willoughby, Barbara Poe, Betty Joyner, Mr. Toler, sponsor. 3rd row: Bill Forrest. Edward Cockes. Stanley Horde, 'Roland McKenzie. Garv Midkiff. Joe Spear. Bible The purpose of the Bible Club is to seek to reach the students with the Bible through personal witness, to instruct the Christians in the Lord, to promote Christian fellow- ship, and to create more interest in the Bible throughout the school. This has been a banner year for our re- organized Bible Club. Our first action as an organization was to appoint a special com- mittee to rewrite our old Constitution which Officers: Mr. Branch, sponsorg John Casteen, Presi- dentg Gloria Ward, Treasurerg Barbara Skelton, Secretary. Club had become inadequate. This new Constitu- tion is now completely done and has been in service most of this year. We are very pleased to have had three most competent sponsors this year, Mr. Fariss, who left us in mid-year to assume a pastorate at Virginia Beachg Mr. Branch, and Mr. Toler, all of whom were great assets to us as a club and individually. The Bible Club discusses the Bible together. I I 1 7. .,.,..,-., .. ., e. . , ,-.-,.M . we-we fm , .-- 1- E . , it ss! if Qgsx h -L51 'nz Left to right: lst row: Brenda Hooks, Judy Jones, Jo Winfree. 2nd row: Susie Shinault, Gloria Rary, Lynn Watson, Carolyn White. 3rd row: Shirley Taylor, Jesse Meeks, Eddie Moore, Sam Provost, Robert Gilmer, Walter Hudson, Douglas Maynard, Mrs. Netta Staffon. Absent: Howard Green, Lew F1-ye, Michael Miller, Buddy Overcash, Iles Hancock. Gfie Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to bring the joys and beauty of art to students and other members of the community. We feel that the enjoyment of art makes problems more simple and therefore makes this a bet- ter place to live in. Busy at work 'I ? 'I 1 an -. ' This year the Art Club has tried very hard to accomplish its goals by participating in the Goodwill Drive, the Blue Crutch Drive, the Homecoming Parade, and numer- ous social affairs such as skating and bowl- ing parties. Left to right: lst row: Eddie Moore, President Carolyn White. Treasurer. 2nd row: Shirley Taylor Secretary: Walter Hudson, Vice-President 0. x xxx-. Nj, tl N Qui XXX' .OV A- u'sx.iX OFFICERS - Betty Lou Gwaltney, Presidentg Carolyn Briggs, Secretaryg Shirley Waite, Treas- urerg Tommy Forbes, Vice-President Reviving the society, in 1957, to increase Literary interest and competition the re- organizers named it, The Ruth Credle Chap- ter of the National Quill Sa Scroll, in honor of its sponsor. All over the nation the society has mem- bers enrolled in high school and throughout college for their participation in journalism. To increase the recognition and honor of the Quill XL Scroll the new members were inducted in an assembly on March 6. There was also a spring induction. Quill Ancl Scroll ACTIVITY SHOT - Zelba Morris, Mary Martin, Burnley Credle, Tommv Forbes CLUB-lst.-Janet Thompson, Nina Eanes, Kathy McGinnis. Frances Richardson, Carol Taylor, Miss Ruth Credle. Shirley VVaite. 2nd-Carolyn Briggs, Doris Grant, Mary Martin, Zelba Morris, Betty Lou Gwaltney, Burnley Credle, Kathleen Rose. 3rd.--Allen Wheless, Wayne Ogborne, Tommy Forbes, Darryl Toler lx: .Ll ,l ,gels .sf fl K.. 5 'R Hufure Homemaiiers of America Vx Left to right: lst row: Rose Miles. Gloria Straud, Shirley Bond, Ruth Kues. Dotty Parker, Barbara Stewart. Dorothy Kosher. 2nd row: Barbara Walker, Linda Wildes, Brenda Carrigan, Jo Anne Fox, Brenda Davis, Carlene Kelley, Mary Parker, Charlotte Wylie. 3rd row: Mrs. Rachel Adams, Anne Moncrief, Bonita Wood, Sandra Moncrief, Betty Fythe, Lynn Hendricks, Miss Barbara West The Future Homemakers of America is a state and national organization of home- making pupils in high schools of the United States. It is an integral part of Home Eco- nomics. It offers opportunity for the future development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to home- making. Through this club we have an opportunity to develop social qualities, leadership, and to promote better home life for ourselves and our families. The motto of our club is Toward new horizons. Our club sponsors are Mrs. Adams and Miss Barbara West. Left to right: Sandra McCellan, Treasurerg Bonita Wood, Secretary: Charlotte Wylie, Presidentg Ruth Kues, Vice-President Flsiiigs Bulletin boards! Bulletin boards! Bulletin boards! 0' 1 Hufure Zeachers Cf America F. T. A. Members clean teachers lounge. J Front row: Beverly Sawyer, Jo Levy, Jane Levy, Sandra Safford. Second row: Betty Dixon, Mary Lindsey Hoffler, Mary Jo Ditter, Sandra Lauden, Lynn Hendricks, Louise Wilson. Third row: Sandra Rhodes, Dorothy Ditter, Joan Bell, Elizabeth Hudson, Sally McDuffie, Betty Lou Gwaltney, Evelyn Loyd, Marg' Jo Bennett, Mrs. Rhea Carter. Absent: Sharon Loy . The main objective of the Future Teach- ers of America has been to further the knowledge and interest in the teaching pro- fession. Members of the club have had the op- portunity to practice teaching at James Hurst School, where they have been able to observe the classroom procedure of an elementary teacher. Several members of the club attended the annual State Convention in Richmond where one of our delegates was elected Vice Presi- dent of the Student Virginia Education As- sociation. Other than club social activities and pro- grams, the F.T.A. has cleaned and re-ar- ranged both teachers' lounges, babysat for teachers at the faculty picnic, and given a teachers' tea. Beverly Sawyer, Secretary, Sandra Safford. Vice- Presidentg Evelyn Loyd, Treasurer, Louise Wilson, President, Mrs. Rhea Carter, Sponsor. Che guture Business Headers Of America Sitting: Linda Conner, Secretary, Nancy Bailey, Presidentg Kay Perdue. Vice-President. Standing: Kenneth Shedrick, Historiang Barbara Gilbert, Par- liamentariang Linda Atkins, T r e a s u 1' er 5 Evelyn Pickett, Reporter We had one regular club meeting and two call meetings this year but we have not been inactive. We had a Christmas party for club members, made plans to organize a F.B.L.A. club in Deep Creek High School, and had a social to get together with the Business Club of Deep Creek. We were also active in the Homecoming events and participated in the Good Will and Blue Crutch Drives. Whose name will be on there next? Left to right: lst row: Miss Marlowe, Kay Perdue, Barbara Gilbert, Judy Strole, Linda Conner, Sandra Berry, Jean Stone, Mariann Church, Kenneth Shed- rick. 2nd row: Evelyn Pickett. Linda Atkinson. Pat Bazemore, Anita Johnson, Nancy Bailey, Sonia Pritchard, Sandra Kesler. Miss Newton. Absent: Betty Jo Brown, Linda Frazier -Q Che Draftsmans Club Left to Right: Tommy Forbes, Cameron Appel, War- ren Wood, President, and Wallace Sawyer. The Draftsman's Club is an honorary function within the drafting classes of Cradock High School. When a Student has drawn an A plate he becomes a member of the Draftsman's Club and his name is placed on the membership list located in the classroom. For every additional A plate the student draws he has a star placed by his name. The standard of achievement for the Draftsman's Club is neatness, precision, and accuracy. Left to Right: Cameron Appel, Tommie Forbes, Wallace Sawyer, Wayne Wheatley, Tommy Cockes, Don Taylor. lst row: Left to right: Richard Roark, Charles Oakey, Arnold Rodriquez, Cameron Appel, Wayne Wheatley, Chip Wilder, Jonny Wiseman, Warren Wood, Walter Hudson. 2nd row: Larry Young, Ed- ward Peroni, John Belding, Larry Lowe, Roy Spears, Edgar Huggins, Mason Tiller, Don Taylor. 3rd row: Don McClellan. Wlalter Credle. Butch Blow, Jan James, Jerry Marlowe, Wallace Sawyer, David Hall. 4th row: Bill Francis, Jimmy Lucado, Eddie Rollins, Doug Maynard, Tommy Forbes, Richard Raby, Sammy Dunston, Robert Collier, Preston Johnston. 5 an nz il'i'lll'l IEEE! 2 3 fS'lll FQ C - , .,.-.,,,,,. ..,. so fflllif ' 7 E' r' A - Admirals Hi-Q The purpose of the Admirals Hi-Y Club is to create higher Christian standards in a way that it will be a benefit to the student, the school and the community. This is the first year the Ad- mirals have re-organized since breaking up 2 years ago. Although being a new club we have partici- pated in the clothes drive for the Goodwill Industries, helped in the Blue Crutch Drive which was to fight against Polio. We have had several splash parties at the Y. M. C. A. and we have also spon- sored a dance on January 23 at the Y. M. C. A. The Admirals Hi-Y this year is not one of the larger clubs, but it has been very successful under the sponsorship of Mr. Albert Kowalak. 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Q, N n:,.3 P' :'-IF goizbr-5 gogglpg EW? -' F567-Q5 mf' sg :sm Qty. 37-:CU U1-1-11'42: 'rss we -waz'-?QT.?f I-lu,:' 2m:3'w gp--15540 QEOHOU' Dpi-ings' fg. ..-. .'4 Bobby Spence, President, Tommy Butler, Vice-Presi- . dentg David Hall, Secretary: Jerry Barnes, Treasur- Admirals Plan f01' dance- Hv- 111 ,I , n Sigma 5m-H1-lj 2 0 Q 6 P t It is the purpose of the Sigma p In , K Tri-Hi-Y to create, maintain Q 1 ' X A t and extend throughout the , g XFX home, school and community, Y high standards of Christian X character. 5' In order to give service to N'l X our community, we participated i in the clothes drive for the X Goodwill Industries, sold For- ' ,L get-Me-Nots for the Disabled American Veterans, and sold First row: Ann Engle, Doris Grant, Mary Wellman, Grace Blow. Second row: Priscella Wyant, Shirlee Jenkins, Linda Batten, Linda Green, Mary King. Third row: Sandra Hicks, Dot Cooper, Zelba Morris, Paula Werz, Linda Hayes. Fourth row: Angelita Penera, Peggy Nelson, Kay Prince, Bennie Cahoon, Nancy Kirsch. Fifth row: Carolyn Briggs, Judy Kasper, Brenda Smith, Janie Ried, Diane May, Kathy McGinnis. Sixth row: Barbara Kyle, Bonnie Kyle, Norma Cousins, Lynn Davis. Seventh row: Betsy Hoffler, Beverly Foster, Dee Keeney, Burnley Credle. Eighth row: Barbara Jenkins, Connie Harlow, Margaret Van Sant, Peggy Eason, Ellen Overstreet and Harriet Nelson. Nancy Kirsch, Treasurer, Shirlee Jenkins, Secretary, Burnley Credle, Vice-President, Doris Grant Presi- XE X.. Blue Crutches to aid in the fight against polio. Each month we attended a local church to- gether and had splash parties and bowling parties. Several times through the year we held dances. The Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, this year one of the larger clubs of Cradock, made the year 1958- 59 very successful under the sponsorship of Miss Frerda Ledbetter. dent ' The Bumbs of Sigma. l U F , 'Niti- Acimiral 's 5ri H1 Officers: Left to right: Patsy Jeffries, Treasurer, Margaret Edwards, Vice-Presidentg Judy Stalls, Secretary, Janet Thompson, President. The Admiral's Tri Hi-Y is one of the youngest, but one of the largest clubs in Cradock. It was organized in 1953 and since then it has become very active. The platform of our club is clear speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. With the aid of our president, Janet Thompson, we have tried to measure our club up to these standards. The activities for the year have been can- vassing for food at Thanksgiving, attend- ing church as a group, entering a float in the Homecoming Parade, canvassing for the Good Will Industries and the Blue Crutch Drive. As entertainment we planned splash par- ties and dances. Admirals' members discuss the Goodwill Drive. Left to Right: lst row: Sandra Stephenson. Sandra Reaves, Kay Neal. Shirley Hill, Margie Poole. 2nd row: Brenda Shackelford, Margaret Edwards, Marie Armistead, Patsy Jeffries. Brenda Harrell, Dorothy Potts, Joyce Blake. 3rd row: Donna Wiggs, Pat Gillette, Kathren Leary, Betty Lentile. Janet Thomp- son. 4th row: Judy Stalls, Linda Whitley, Kathleen Rose, Kathren Wilburn, Ann Day, Nancy White, Denise Burke. lg 1 V4 Kappa 516-Hi-Q Left to right: Roberta Gibson. Treasurerg Virginia Zerkle. Secretary: Judy Euglow, Vice-President, Patsy Kay, President The Kappa Tri Hi-Y is an organization of young Christian girls. Our purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. Some of our activities included in the school year are decorating a float for home- coming, taking part in the Goodwill Drive, and participating in the Blue Crutch cam- paign. This year we sent money to Care for people who are less fortunate than we are. The Mile of Pennies is sponsored an- nually by our club. In the spring we send representatives to the Model General As- sembly and we participate in the Easter Dawn Service. During the entire year we have many social activities to keep our members well acquainted with the club. How many miles of pennies do you count? Left to right: lst row: Mary Martin, Ruth Bolen, Virginia Zerkle, Judy Euglow, Pat Kay, Roberta Gibson, Lynn Tilley, Jane Fowler. 2nd row: Shirley Hayes, Helen Mitchell, Ann Broddus, Linda Martin, Gail Edwards, Francis Rice, Yvonne Coffman, Bobbie Powell, Dolly Terry, Shorty Kay. 3rd row: Linda Stallings, Carol Mcflreary, Barbara Welch, Pam Mason, Mary Ann Ward, Janice Highes, Marcia Davenport, Dorothy Parker, Carol Galford. 4th row: Rebecca Garman, Sandra Gregory, Kay Nance, Faye Meads, Elaine Emery, Sally McDuffie. Jane Lane, Patsy Goree, Gail Smith, Sharon Loyd, Carol Cream- er. 5th row: Sue Scruggs, Marilyn Moose, Carolyn Smith, Joy Laubach, Carol Ellis, Helen Simpson, Glyndal Gay, Linda Dempsey 1 fi ' 1 2 Q U i Eamlicia 5ri -Hi-lj Left to right: Kneeling: Carol Warren, Mariane Elder. lst row: Imogene Klugh. Carol Hayden, Edith Larrabee, Virginia Metzger. Marsha Ehoff, Betty Yeary, Marsha Carrigan. Sandra Hunt, Mary Lou Burroughs. 2nd row: Pat Randolph, Jennifer Wood, Barbara White, June Pittman, Sandra Fox, Scarlet Prillman, Sharon Roberts, Gay Daniels, Mrs. Eliza- beth Bruce. Left to right: Betty Yeary, Treasurerg Carol War- ren, Vice-Presidentg Mariane Elder, Presidentg Marsha Ehoff, Secretary. This year the members of the Lambda Tri Hi-Y have strived to make their club the best and most active in Cradock. The girls are fond of their club and have participated in activities of this year to better it. The highlight of our activities was the Goodwill Drive and the float, Lambda Lands on the Moon for the homecoming parade. A rummage sale was held along with a dance at the Y. M. C. A. and several splash and pajama parties. Lambda also planned a good speech campaign to take place within our school. A successful year was enjoyed because of hard work by all members and sponsors, llglrs. Jayne Wilkinson and Mrs. Elizabeth ruce. Lambda members take time out for a snap shot. S1 Y amma 5ri-Hi-U i gp m, if 1' Gamniaettsu study the dictionary. nw., Left to right: lst row: Miss Jo Anne Scarborough, Andrea Horton, Sue Purkey, Mary Bolen, Linda Gardener, Vicki Jones, Peggy Fisher, Margaret Bryant. 2nd row: Judy Rose, Berta Mae Dillahay, Shelia Pope, Zona Drew, Ethel Hughes, Sandra Powell, Mary Cordell. Left to right: Miss Jo Anne Scarborough, Sponsorg Mary Cordell, Reporterg Peggy Fisher, Treasurerg Linda Gardener, Vice-President, Mary Bolen, Presi- dent, Vicki Jones, Secretaryg Margaret Bryant, Chaplain The Gamma Tri Hi-Y is a club made up of Christian girls from each of the four high school classes. The Gamma started the year with a slight problem. A large per cent of her member- ship work evenings after school and could not meet in the afternoon. We solved this problem by meeting at night at the homes of its members. This plan has worked out very well for us. During this year we have undertaken many worthy activities. We entered a float in the Homecoming parade and took part in the Blue Crutch Campaign. For money making projects the Gamma has had a bakesale, a dance, and a waistline party. 5542 Qndusirial Arts Club First row: Curtis Allison, Dickie Huff, Wayne New- some, Billie Jefferies, Bobby Mann, Donald Crone, Eddie Ross, Sonny Taylor, Bennie Rodrignez. Mr. Joyner. Second row: John Christianbury, Lester Toler, Allan Baker, Roy Lee Chapel, Charles Oakey, William Jones, Gayle Mayo, Richard Brown. Officers: left to right: Bobby Mann, Presidentg Billy Jeffries, Secretaryg Dickie Huff, Vice-Presidentg Wayne Newsom, Treasurer. The Industrial Arts Club is composed of boys who have an interest in using their hands to build things. It is composed of boys from the school who take shop. The Club proved its usefulness in making things with their hands by taking second place in the Homecoming parade floats with a fine entry. The Club has been active in school activities such as the Good Will Drive. As a moneymaking project, the Club made and sold Christmas knic knacs for the purpose of a party for the members at the end of the year. Club participation has been good and with the help of Mr. David Joyner, our sponsor, the Club has had a successful year. The Industrial Arts Club sets up their Christmas project in the shop. Beta Zri-Hi-lj 1 4 0535 Sitting: Gayl Umberger, Martha Rae Butter, Mary Odom, Nioka White, Barbara Wood, Clauda Turner, Charlotte Rayner, Ilene Beasly. Standing: Charlotte Rayner, Ilene Beasly, Diane Scott, Gayle Brett, Joan Young, Doris Roper Left to right: Nioka White, Vice-President, Barvara Wood, Secretary, Martha Rae Butler, Treasurer, Mary Odom, President. The members of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y have strived to make their club the best and most active in Cradock. In upholding the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y which is, 'tto create, maintain, and extend through the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. For Homecoming the girls entered a float in the Homecoming parade which won first place. Our money-raising projects engaged in during this year were: bake sales, car wash, rummage sale, and dances. The non-profit projects were: splash parties, pajama par- ties, participating in the Goodwill Drive, Blue Crutch Drive, Party for a children's orphanage and attending church as a group. Our whole-hearted thanks go to Mrs. Janet Edrington and Miss Joan Hill who were our sponsors. Beta finds a book. Eilirary Assistants s.- :1 ' ' Qkfv'-'Gul-f Left to Right: lst Row: Margaret Edwards, Sarah Sclater, Sandra Smith, Paul Billy, Mrs. Edwards Mary Lou Barnes, Nancy Boylan, Kay Bray, Mary Gilmore, Fay Hutchinson, Shelia Pope. 2nd Row Lennie Umberger, Linda Buchanan, Sonia Pritchard, Ray Kohser. Mary Harrison. Richard Honeycutt Robert Grefilmry, Martin Vick. Ronnie Sideman, Richard Corp, Virginia Keen, Reggie W h i teh u rstz Absentecs: rs. Weaver. Ethel Hughes, Linda Sauders. Eddy Eanes, Thornton Winston, Vicki Jones, Billy Richardson, Sandra Powell, Buck Watson, Mary Cordell. Librarians: Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Edwards. Students at work in the Library. T R- A., O we Assistants Left to Right: lst Row: Cindy Fitton, Naney Pritch- ard, Kay Parsons. Jimmy MeCleanan. Joyce Blake, Hilda Boone, Pam Baker, Paula Werz, Darlene Houseg 2nd Row: Herbert Porter, Wayne Hathaway, Margaret Byrant. Peggy Burke, Brenda llarrcll, Carol Creamer, Joan Ferguson, Carol MeCreary. Absent: Elizabeth Heitman. Seated: Mrs. Kathryn Nance. Miss Miller and Mrs. Nance. ill na. 14'-N' re- In awww 'f ff. fi ' 1 a r -.Z fm 5he Sfiipmate Staff The news of Cradock, like the news of the world, is never ending. Among the projects undertaken by the Shipmate this year are its first annual current events con- test and a special series of articles entitled, Know Your Local Government. 1959 has proved to be a successful year for the Shipmate and for the crew as well. This was due to the fine work of the following: editor-in-chief, Mary Ann Jeremeg page editors, Jane Lane, Mari- ane Church, Carolyn Smith, Judy Tarris, and Selba Morris: headline editor, Shorty Kay, art editor, Brad Boyntong sports editor, Gordon Phillips, and the typists, Nancy Boylan, Chan Poppel, and Marsha Ehoff. Although the crew of the Shipmate has put in long hours of writing, we have enjoyed every min- ute of it. Through co-operation given by our fellow students, we were able to publish a September issue equal in quality to the later issues even though the new staff had only one week to prepare it. We are also proud of Miss Jane Hix, sponsor, for assist- ing the crew in every way to help make our news- paper a success. . ..--fag-145' f' L......N 1 -V' 'MX -Q -- new W 1, ,, 1. X 3 Mary Ann Jereme, Editor lst Row Left to Right: Gordon Phillips, Brad Boynton. Marsha Ehoff, Mariane Church. Nancy Boylan 2nd Row: Shorty Kay, Miss Jane Hix, Judy Farris, Mary Ann Jereme, Chan Poppell, Carolyn Smith Selba Morris, Jane Lane. I Vi QL, ,if Typists: Nancy Boylan, Marsha Ehoff, Chan Poppell. E Faculty Sponsor: Miss Jane Hix. Page Editors: Seat- ed, M a 1' y Jereme, Page lg Standing: Marianne C h u r c h, Page 3, Carolyn Smith Page 4, Selba Morris, Page 55 Jane Lane, Page 6: Judy Farris, Page 2. Brad Boynton, Art Editor: Shorty Kay, Headline Editor: Gordon Phillips, Sports Editor. .ae ln, P 5fie fog Staff The Log has found its place in Cradock High School by offering the students an outlet through which they can express themselves in creative writing. Poems, es- says, short stories, and feature articles, original with the student, constitute the body of the Log. During this year much interest has been shown in the Log by the students. The mem- ber working on the staff is greater than that of any other year. Due to the publica- tion fee there has been a greater circula- tion of the magazine than ever before. The quality of the material submitted for publi- cation has also been good. The staff presents with pleasure the two if 1 Editor, Shirley Waite issues of the Log to the student body this year. Art Editor, Beverly Sawyer, Staff: Carole Collins, and Kathy McGinnis. Typists: Nina Eanes, Mary Well- man, Gayle Woodard, and Pat McKean. Lay-Out-Editor, Ellen Overstreetg Staff: Shirley Hayes, Helen Simpson, Carl Crowe, and Sharon Loyd. 1 -I r' X Sponsor, Mr. Henry Carter. if F i . Q Assistant Editor, Evelyn Loyd. FQ Circulation: Ruth Kues and Gayle Woodard. W Xxq' ' L ,LJ ',,-f Writers: Sally McDuffie and Allen Wheless Promotion and Publicity: Billie Lou Sanderson, Wayne Ogburn, Nellie Houston and John Casteen. mf, G wt- , -is ' 1 j ,1- pq, IU- 'fit ,H '1-:I V a,.. ,ii f ' . ,if A , s A ' fy .122 W ., - W A if-X Q... 1, - 1K,ll-g-.- l Editor, Betty Lou Gwaltney. Assistant Editor, Carolyn Briggs. Associate Editor, Mary Martin. f , 3 1 Sponsors: Miss Evelyn Byrd and Mr. Oral Ware. y ,offs M- 5- Business Manager, Fred Crouch. 5He Admiral ver 199 Staff nu.- X Circulation Managers: Nina Eanes and Club Editors: Doris Grant and Darryl Kathleen Rose. Toler, Sports Editor: Frances Richard- son. Advertising Managers: Burnley Credle and Lynn Rush. x s . .555 WN 4' .. xx J. Q7 Art Editors: Kathy McGinnis and Carol Taylor. lZd . 4 x X.. ppxrnpl h - 37 5 -'M- - -VW... ' 1 , ,S , H45 1 X ' , .xQ all 2 in x xr. 11,1 f .X X 'V f ,Q .1 , g' 7 A vu-v A . . '-.,.-'- .ilk A I, 'Y va-f 9 W. T.--1 w , U.. ,.,. -ad ,,. . 'f'N +- -1 9 ,,,, -rf ts' -ua:g.g,, mqgc '34, N , U t wygaggyw-3,-wh.- V-L ...f N. X4 1 ' 'wr v ,kv ' -, .. nn, , '- '- K in L'k0'k-L f ' A - .., - wa. - 4 Q. AL. ,., .gm -,hq ,wmqxmg -uma, ' A '-K .1 1 , '. M, '!f. g .i K -1' 'lf,,,'f,'g1 ' ' 1 , , - S H23--,x .E--GMX-R v , ' 4 ' , B., K'-W3 , A ' . ,Lrg 3- r--.1,Q:1.v- 1 , K'N,5i,9 mi.. his g3rfg??'f1'i:'l k-fix 1 Q ' 5,f,:-i -.,-ful-415 ,fnf 3.,'3g'.-iw.j5!f ,.,'5-ly: '..a. z.-'. . H fif' 4w,,,,,, X. ., -. - --e., ww .- B L-'eggs -n A . , , m - - , - .. .5- ..w. ,f:,f .LW ' 'ff' fi-Q. is -- Q.. . ' ' -lim-. Laura was one of the best mysteries ever to be presented at Cradock. It was presented on December 4, and 5, in the Cradock High School Auditorium. The play was a big hit as far as the adults and students were con- cerned. The play was directed by Mr. Patrick Blake, who is new at Cradock this year. The produc- tion staff consisted of: Stage Manager, Mal Thornhill, Assistant Stage Manager, Russell Hoylman, Lighting, Russell Hoylman and Jon Belding, Property Manager, Marsha Ehoffg Business Manager, Kathy McGinnis, Tickets, Kathy McGinnis, Program, Jettone Stevens, Publicity Director, Linda Hahn, Photography, Emmet Walkeg Make-Up, Eileen Beasley, Bar- bara White, Ruth Kues, and Carol Galfordg Prompter, Selba Morris, Sound Effects, Selba Morris, Cast Party, Marsha Ehoff and Russell Hoylman, and Stage Crew, Billy Richardson, Joe Gilliam, Jon Belding, Carl Overstreet, Mal Thornhill, and Russell Hoylman. Lynn Rush and John Casteen. The Cast: Karen Belding, Mal Thornhill, Lynn Rush, Brad Boynton, John Casteen, Mr. Blake, the director, Carl Overstreet, Kay Prince, Chan Poppell. fa., 160 THE CAST Mark McPherson ......... Danny Dorgan ............ Waldo Lydecker .... Shelb Car enter uy p .... . . Bess1e Clary ....... . . Mrs.. Dorgan ..... A Glrl ....... Olsen ...... C Mal, John, and Brad. . . . Mal Thornhill Carl Overstreet . . . Brad Boynton . John Casteen Karen Belding . . . Kay Prince . . . Lynn Rush . Chan Poppell Mal and Lynn Lynn, Brad, and Mal. l6l Homecoming-H ovemtier 7, 1958 ,?a5 IW9'tf'f3g,f '. , ,1,:,vfQ5 .Vkk 1 . ex. a K' it-' -- w f' iissfi it .' T A f AK,- ' - t m 2 . 54- K' - ' 'P 'fri' fy 1.x7f 5Qlf. fnf,'Q'ff,'.. 7 K f N g ,gb k Ar w.3,,,. Q NU. .tl-21-new .4 .. . K. ' we 4 ff cg ' 4 A The homecoming court was beautiful and was enjoyed by everyone. These are words which stand out vividly in the minds of each of us. Homecoming, the largest project undertaken by the stu- dent body during the school year, was ex- tremely successful in 1958. Along with all the traditional frolics of any homecoming, several new attractions were added. Work began two and one-half months prior to the big day. Committees were formed -- telephones began to ring as alumni from the classes of 1943, 1944, and 1945 were invited home for the reunion - thoughts and ideas began to assemble and the entire student body was in a buzz with enthusiasm. One of the most exciting events of our homecoming turned out to be the election of the King and Queeng CMelinda and Ron- nie Robinsonl a sister-brother team. This became another first in the history of Cradock High School. All of our preparations were climaxed with the actual day of performance. The procedure of presentation began with the annual parade through Cradock, followed by a banquet in honor of the alumni, the foot- ball game with Norview High Schoolg the crowning of the Royal Couple, and a dance. Many memories were made on November 7, 1958-memories that will never, ever stray from the treasured thoughts of our happier high school days. Queen, Melinda Robinson and King, Ronnie Robinson. We Honored Classes '43, '44, And '45 W1 -P',',,v ' 1 H . fx 5 CALENDAR OF EVENTS q ' agg ifgi. 3 Parade CWinning Floats, Beta and Indus- Qlqn, y ,. trial Artsl Banquet CHonoring Classes of E El l C ,qw '43, '44, and '45J Football Game with Norview, Homecom- ing Court, and a Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class. Wx Nga 'sa-urs: s N 'i . if! ,,1'W 3 N 4 1 The other winning float built by the lndustrial Arts Club. The alumni had an enjoyable time at the banquet. The cheerleaders riding in the parade. A winning float made by Beta Tri-Hi-Y. The winners display their cups proudly. ,3- fs ,ji ,fu A Memory Crowded with Sxcifement The Admirals fought a hard fight. The Queen dances after the game. f, br- ll- 4 1 i N gl.. ll g s Senior Representatives: Judy Stalls and Bobby Spence. Everyone had a good time at the dance. Old freindships are renewed. SUWDYI YW 3inal glimpses of Past Events SEPTEMBER 1958 SUWISHM moruuf on ruunsnu A 1 i Ao E use mm mv - 40-op 16Boo K BUWNG vs. GRERT BRIDGE 1 km 22-79 19 :annex 120 24 tLuB5 5 T nR'r ED OCTOBER 26 cneuou 27 VS- unmorow I3 1958 TUESD WEDNESDAY RSDAY A FRIDAY 'YSATURDAY 13 BELRMY WWRRD PRESENTED 20 CLUBS QRRQQCK i SUFFOLK 2 SENOLORS 3 4 CRnv1:ncni FORNED 7.5'6 Q 10C Ramen GRHNBW nv.-s NORFDLII A M-ms V' D D gg pm-r iiinnocrs 1 ,A vs. 1 W, Q! mauaw ' E9 WEEE E.3i9W,E..- 27 born! 29 30 Yom 31 v-HHDOGK S C HOD HONOR Dm'-s HS- GZV s PH? lT H PRINCESS :ANNE ' I S c me Ld a E Q Svents gilled lUifH 31m And Amusement Novlcmlslcle 1958 mon ' sunou anon ruunsnu Q wwf' , , 2 , ? 9 J I . c. nan ow 4 J' M vs. 5 f vw M3527 nonvgew - MLOLLEGE rmannocn .J . 5 HDMINISTRPXTION vs. 1- 5,137 15 bgnvz L? QHURCHLRND 6- 5 2 HCULT 1 MEETING ' N N GH T ' 3 L' 49 3 us no zu 21 QLUBFQWS 22TlDEV+5gS5R eg U H A5 P . C T GELALLNQ Q E SKIN!! ' i 9 . TPM , HONEY :ps :IW-f 3. LII PT :as 10 AL 'Q ' 1. 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Basketball fVarsityJ . . . . . Basketball lJ.V.J .. Beta Tri-Hi-Y ..... Bible Club .......... Cheerleaders CVarsityJ Cheerleaders CJ.V.J .. Choruses CSextet and G lee Clubb Classes ....... ........ Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Sophomores . . . Freshmen .... Coaching Staff .... 156-157 ....142 ....1-14 .....136 130-131 102-105 ....109 ....149 .....135 112-113 .....111 128-129 . .26-93 .....28-63 64-73 .....7-1-83 Dedication ........... Distributive Education Diversified Occupations Draftsmans Club ..... Dramatics Club ...84-93 .....101 .....8-9 ....133 ...120 ....141 ....122 Drill Team ......... .... 1 21 Football fVarsityD . . . .... 96-100 Football fJ.V.J .... .... 1 08 Foreword .... ...... 4 flnclex Future Business Leaders of America.140 Future Homemakers of America ....138 Future Teachers of America ........ 139 Gamma Tri-Hi-Y .... Girls Athletic Association .. Homecoming ....... Industrial Arts Club Inter-Club Council . Introduction ...... Kappa Tri-Hi-Y . . . Lambda Tri-Hi-Y . . . Laura, three act play Library Assistants . Log Staff .......... Majorettes ..... Monogram Club . .. Office Assistants . . . . ... .-.. .... National Honor Society P. T. A. ........... . Quill and Scroll Science Club ........ Seniors of Cradock .. Shipmate Staff .... Sigma Tri-Hi-Y . . . Student Council . .. Thespians ...... Title Pages Wrestling .......... GENERAL ..- .... ...- .......... INDEX Introductory Pages .......... . Administration ..... Classes ...... Sports ....... Organizations . . . ....147 ....127 . . 62-63 ....148 ....119 ....145 ......146 160-161 ......150 154-155 ....132 ....126 ....151 ....118 ....134 ....137 ....125 . . . .124 152-153 . . . .143 116-117 . . . .123 ....2-3 106-107 ....1-9 . .10-25 . .26-93 .94-113 114-157 SUMMER SUPPLEMENT Awards, Contest, Freshmen-Sophomore, Prom, Beauty Contest, Senior Play, Baby Day, Senior Banquet, Graduation, Baccalaureate, J unior-Senior Prom, Spring Sports. 6' in ' l K i - 'X L 00 4 , 4, Q . I Y w ho lag, . 3525 t 1 .5110 , 52' A sus Q gym in U., fag .5 ' ex ' wb W , fa, x -ye? -:aim 3.95 A contract to Shirley, Jackie, and Phillip '-x.,N ,, Shirley shows Mary and Carolyn her ne 169 Mr. Ware explains how to fill out d Congratulations from Robbie, the Hardware Hussler ROBERTSON HARDWARE COMPANY 700 Crawford Street Congratulations Class of 59 THE CIRCLE Compliments of PORTSMOUTH APPLIANCE Sales-Rentals-Repairs and 3214 High Street EX 9-8634 Your Frigidaire Dealer EX 7 3495 JANET'S TYPEWRITER ' SERVICE 615 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia MARlO'S Italian Restaurant 512 Crawford Street Portsmouth, Virginia Pizzas To Go When in Virginia Beach Visit the Isle of Capri W. T. GRANT COMPANY 302 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia HICKS ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 434 Boush Street Norfolk, Virginia MA 7-2622 BOOTH E MOTOR COMPANY 706 Airline Boulevard EX 7-1625 For Good Used Cars HARRY SHUMAN I l . Q l 515,13 FUlv1l7'l!l?ELme 1912 705 High Street EX 7-3971 PARKWAY ESSO STATION 510 George Washington Highway Ulm HIGH Er' COURT EX 7-5841 YOU NGLAND SHOP 946 George Washington Highway 0 The Best in Children's Ware Compliments of OVERTON'S MARKET WE E GOING TO SCHOOL, TOO! Twenty-three MSF people are participating in the current classes of the American Institute of Ranking-learning how to be of even greater service to you. We point this out because we are proud of them-and proud that hanking is one of the very few types of business that conducts its own schools for employees. When our ambitious folk bring home ai good report card. YOU will be the one who benefits most from their schooling! EECI-IH.E I'S HIKBIEES BANK OF PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 0 217 HIGH STREET 0 1625 HIGH STREET 0 ALEXANDERIS CORNER 0 FACILITY-U.S. HOSPITAL member federal deposit insurance corporation o federal reserve system l72 WELTON, DUKE 81 A. J. LEGUM FURNITURE HAWKS INC COMPANY ' ' Insurance and Property Management 825 High Street EX 3-2527 ,. . . 407 Court St. Portsmouth, Va. Portsmouth, 'Sf 1111111121 EX 9-6473 505 KING OPTICAL COMPANY Prescription Opticians Isaac W. flkei King, Owner High Street EX 3-6741 Best Wishes GARDEN RESTAURANT 155 Granby Street Norfolk, Va 440 For the Best in Ladies and Children's Wear SEARS BETTY 8. BOB High street EX 7-0795 Compliments of JON ARTHUR FASHIONS PORTSMOUTH MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Baldwin Pianos and Organs Sheet Music-Records Band Instruments 1803 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia BOB'S T.V. SERVICE Open 10 to 10 Night Service Call EX 3-8012 LIVERMON MOTOR COMPANY 314 C'rawford Street Portsmouth, Virginia Our Business is Picking Up HOPEWELL FLORIST EX 7-4391 Night Phone EX 9-1739 Say it with Flowers in EMMETT WALKE, ' PHOTOGRAPHER 0 jk h ciandid Weddings A Special ' Family Portraits 5517-31,1 309 High Street Portsmouth School Photography E! Famous Brands of Clothing for Men and Young Men Office 5612 Afton Parkway EX 3-7737 Home-39 Emmon Place Portsmouth, Virginia EX 7-6772 I EWU' S A' 5,3 B9R B'CgUE -- , Y' b C? J ,, vo1'n'suouvn,vA. i--- ff .E af- f '. ' . . as . ' ro 4331 'L' . T66 7 M' T u-liz .- lhogl at lllHlLTQl,'QYl. ' WALDO HARDWARE COMPANY INC. Two STORES TO SERVE You Town and Country Shopping Center EX 9-0723 Out In Busy Cradockv EX 7-1291 I7 4 GALE'S HIGHWAY MODERN HEATING Use Our West End Branch CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY Main Office-225 High Street West End Branch-3201 High Street Member F.D.I.C. TheffE1JPHub O F 'I' I D E W A 'I' E P 305 High Street EX 7-0759 PHARMACY 44 George Washington Highwav Phone EX 7-8742 For Immediate Delivery of Prescriptions COMPANY Specializing in Heating and Air Conditioning Phone EX 7-6150 or EX 7-6780 General Electric Appliances SUTTON APPLIANCE COMPANY, INC. 835 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia TIDEWATER FEED AND SEED COMPANY 1400 George Washington Highway Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of ROSE'S 5-'IO-25 STORE Town and Country LU SADE 226 High Street 8: Town and Country Congratulations Class of 59 Don't get cold this winter call TIDEWATER FUEL S. LASTING AND BROTHERS INC. Lasting Furniture since 1888 Easy Terms Always Appliances--Radio-T.V. Stereo-Hi-Fi Afton Parkway EX 7-5881 725-727 High Street Best Wishes to the Class of '59 Best Wishes Bakers of Sweetheart BRADSHAW-DIEHL Bread and Old-Virginia Cakes DEPARTMENT STORE Corner of High and Effingham Baked-in-Portsmouth HALL PRODUCTS INC. Rodger Clothes at 331 High Street Town and Country CRADOCK COMMUNITY MOTOR BUS CO. Travel By Bus l76 Compliments of In appreciation for everything. Good Luck to All of You. LEVY Portsmouth's Shopping Center 221-223 High Street C. E. NIX 81 SON, INC. D COMMERCIAL istributors of Sinclair Gasoline K Fuel OHS INSURANCE AGENCY EX 7-8841-EX 3-8131 518 Middle Street 1017 Fourth Street Portsmouth, Va. Portsmouth, Va. the truck 'l'hC'l S always there This Suburban Rulane service truck is a familiar sight on local roauls, It's a symbol of the 1I1'p1'111Iabili!y of Suburban Rulzme gas service that means so much to owners of modern gas appliances. You'll final that local people are delighted with Suburban Rulanne gas. One reason: they know they can depend on their Suburban Rulane gas man for fine service. 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