Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1961 volume:

$oin IPitfi us as We Cook tjkrougfi “Portkoles of ike Past” We the Senior class invite l ou to PUBLISHED IN CRADOCK HIGH PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA PORTSMOUTH PU6UC UBRARt 6D CO ' JRT STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 Memories of this year shall forever remain wi ' us. Freshman initiations, the football games, the club activities, and the dances are buried deep with the name of Cradock in our hearts. As we think of our last prom, our last homecom- ing, and our graduation, we remember with highest pride our four years at Cradock. And as we depart from these well loved halls we shall forever hold dear these, Portholes of the Past . -•SA s?6,?0 A r r A A ' comeiis Organizations Features Ads Administration Classes 6 1 f I We Pay MR. J. J. BOOKER, JR. We, the Senior Class of 1961, with deepest pride dedicate our Admiral to Mr. J. J. Booker. He who has worked long and hard to give the students of Cradock the best has earned the highest in respect and admiration from all who know him. Even though we leave the halls of Cra- dock we shall forever remain greatful for the helping hand of Mr. Booker. So in humble appreciation we pay tribute to Mr. Booker, our principal. The expression, One picture is equal to a thousand words, is apt in that a high school annual is concerned. The staff of the Admiral has tried to give a pictorial report of the main events of the school year 1960-61. We think they have done an excellent job in this respect. Expression of gratitude is appropiate for those who worked untiringly in their effort to make this publication a success. In order for any undertaking to be successful, co- operation of the entire student body is nec- essary. For each of you who purchased this yearbook, thanks. We know you will be rewarded by the many happy hours you spend in recalling these the most pleas- ant years of your life. — And just think how fine it will be to show your children what a big shot you were when in high school. Mr. J. J. Booker, Jr. Principal Mr. J. J. Booker, Jr. Principal University of Richmond — B.S. William Mary — M.A. Are those lights really necessary? Mr. Wayne Hogan Assistant Principal Mercer University — A.B Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar. Mr. William Sease Assistant Principal Appalachian University — B.S. V.P.I.— M.A. What are you boys doing in the hall? jMtirrli,,,, Miss Cora Mae Fitzgerald That sounds like a good idea!! Madison College B.S.; U. Va. M.Ed. Chairman of English Department, Eng- lish, Speech, Sponsor of F.T.A., Freshman Counselor. Mrs. Patricia B. Metzler It ' s just another one of my idiosyncrasies. Mary Washington of U. Va. B.S., College of William and Mary M.Ed. Shorthand, Typing, Junior Counselor, Testing Chairman. Mr. William Sindlinger 0 my Gosh!! Randolph Macon B.A. English, Guidance, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mrs. Audrey Pannell You knothead! Madison College B.S. William and Mary M.Ed. Typing, Head of Business Department, Sophomore Counselor. Mrs. Rose Pollard How about that! Mary Washington College B.A. Eighth grade Counselor, English. Miss Sarah Liddle I ' m gonna knock a knot on your head! Lynchburg College B.S. English, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. £ a n 9 u a 9 e Mr. Walter D. Graham I may not always be right but I ' m never wrong. Elon College B.A. English, Creative Writing, Log, Debate. D e P a r t m e n t Mrs. Jo Anne Hunter For example. Meredith College B.A. English. Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Taissez-vous, mes aimis taissez-vous. Randolf-Macon Woman ' s College B.A. French, Sponsor of the Senior Class. Mrs. Margret Hale We have to get this paper out! Randolf-Macon Woman ' s College B.A. English, Journalism, The Ship- mate Mrs. Anna T. McGinnis Y ' all be quiet, now! Westhampton College, Longwood College B.S. J_atin, English. Mr. Patric Blake uh . . . uh . . . Fairmont State College B.A. English, Dramatics Miss Ruth Creadle Zero ' s don ' t average. Salem College B.A. English, Quill and Scroll. Miss Elizabeth West Consequently. Longwood College B.A., U. Va. M.Ed. History, Geography, Leadership Training, Student Council. Mr. Charles P. Wade Look for a shot-gun quiz tomorrow. Belmont Abbey College B.A. Government, U. S. History, Tennis Coach, J.V. Football. Mr. Larry Weldon Way to honk! Presbyterian College B.A. Social Studies, Director of Ath- letics, Coaching. Miss Evelyn Byrd Come on, work, work, work, work! College of William and Mary B.A. Chairman of Social Studies Depart- ment, Government, Sr. Class Spon- sor, The Admiral. Mrs. Jayne C. Wilkinson W ' re going to take notes. Duke Univ. B.A. Carver School of Missions M.R.E Government, American History. s c ♦ 1 e n c e Miss Brenda Barefoot Mrs. Malcolm No comment. East Carolina College B.A. Biology, General Science. Let ' s get to work, children. Florida State University New York University B.S., M.A. General Science. Fordham University B.S. Chairman of the Science Depart- ment, Physics, Chemistry, Science Club, Chess Club. D e t m e n t Miss Mary Betty Rodes This is an instrument, not a thing. Madison College B.S. Science. Miss Jo Anne Scarborough All Right!! Longoowd College B.S. Biology. 17 IT Mr. John J. Wulzer, Jr. Mrs. Evelyne M. Graham But, I like fresh air. St. Benedicts College A.B. General Math, Algebra, Senior Math. Time will pass, will you? Elon College, B.S. Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometry, General and Senior Math, F.T.A. Sponsor. Miss Mary A. Gallagher Quiet, Pythagoras is watching you! College of William and Mary A.B. Algebra, Plane Geometry, General Math. Mrs. Elizabeth 0. Morgan It is my understanding that . . . Longwood College B.S. Math, Advanced Algebra. Mrs. Phoebe M. Richardson There will be weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College A.B. Algebra, Senior and General Math. Mr. Charles R. Toler We are going to do some profound things in class today. East Tennessee State College B.S. General Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra. Mrs. Geraldine Jackson Alright that ' s enough. East Carolina College B.A., M.A. English, Math. B V u s 1 n e s s D e P a r t m e ti t 0 c a t 1 0 n a 1 0 f f 1 c e 5 r a i n i n 9 Mrs. Patti B. Perry Forget It! Radford College B.S. Business Educotion, F.B.L.A., In- ter-Club Council. Mr. Russell Moon I need some tobacco. • V. P. I. B.S. General Business, Business Law, Coaching. Mrs. Emeline M. Harlow The louder you talk the more you have learned. Madison College B.S. Shorthand, Typing. Mr. Bill Ashley We ' re going to have a pop. Appalachian College B.S. F.B.L.A., Bookroom. Miss Ann Lumsden Oh! I see. Longwood College B.S. Vot„ F.B.L.A. Club. Mr. Lyman Comey Sold any ads? V.P.I. B.S. Vocational Education, D.O., D.O Club, Annual Advertising Advisor. Mr. Irving Joyner Don ' t sand against the grain. V.P.I. B.S. Shop, Industrial Arts Club, Head of Vocational Education Depart- ment. Mr. Norman K. Fantone Don ' t erase!! V.P.I., William and Mary, Univ. of Va., B.S. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Draw- ing. Mr. Thomas Glen Fleeman, Jr. All right, good buddy. Concord College B.S. D.E., D.E. Club, Book Room. Mrs. Mary G. Hower Well, off to Wilson. William and Mary B.A. George Washington Univ. M.A. D.E., D.E. Club. Mr. George Howard I ' m lazy. East Carolina B.S. Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club. Mrs. Netta B. Staffon O K. Children, put your sketches on my table. Mansfield State Teacher ' s College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, School of Fine Arts, B.A. Art, Art Club. Mrs. Rachel F. Adams Don ' t race the sewing machine. East Carolina College B.S. Home Economics. Home c 0 n 0 m 1 c s Miss Barbara West I mean that. East Carolina College B.S. Home Economics, F.H.A. Mrs. Harriet C. Heath Soften that a tad bit. Greensboro College B.M.E. Chorus, Madrigal Group, Sextet, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y. Mr. William E. Mitchell Since they ' re giving prizes we may as well win one. University of Denver, B.M.E. Band. c a 0 V u s Band Mr. Jack P. Benzie Of course, we ' re goin win. East Earolina College B.S. P.E., J.V. Football, Track Team. Mrs. Janice 0. Mounie Everybody in the showers. East Carolina College B.S. P.E., G.A.A., Homecoming Chair- man, Jr. Class Sponsor. P hysical Mr. Mac Donald Eure O.K., girls, let ' s go outside. East Carolina College B.S. P.E., History, Basketball. d a c a f 1 o n Miss Diane Fary You forgot to lock your locker. Woman ' s College of U.N.C. B.S. P.E., G.A.A., Inter-Club Council, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Jack Veazie Back to health, heah, heah. Massachusetts State Teachers College B.S. Chairman of P.E. Department, P.E. 22 Allied Mrs. Katherine Nance Alright. Raleigh School of Commerce Secretary. Mrs. Mary Edwards You have an overdue book. Assistant Librarian Miss Phoebe E. Weaver Well, I just couldn ' t resist the sale! George Washington University A.B. Director of Attendance, Varsity Cheerleaders, English. Mrs. Margaret Edmunds, R.N. Let me see your vaccination please! Riverside Hospital Nurse. Miss Margarette S. Miller No, I don ' t know where he is! Office Manager, Bookkeeper. Mrs. Anne LeCompe No, you need a balanced meal. Lunch room manager. Service Mrs. Marjorie Y. Weaver Check the shelves. Mary Washington College B.S. Librarian, Library Assistants Spon- sor. Mrs. Vallie Trent I have got to get rid of that pony. University of Va. B.S. English, Future Nurses of America. Miss Gay Harrell Be quiet while I ' m talking, children. Wake Forest College B.A. English, Ffistory. Mrs. Carrie Spear Oh, not at all. V. P. I. B.S. Math, Algebra. Mr. Reginald Byrd Take a lap. East Carolina B.S. P.E., Eighth Grade Football and Basketball, Varsity Golf. Miss Roxanne Teaford STICKS William and Mary, Norfolk Div. B.S. P.E. G.A.A., Eighth Grade Cheer- leaders, Admiral Tri-Hi-Y. Mr. Robert Weber What ' s so funny? William and Mary Div. B.S. Science. Mrs. Ann W. Jeffers Goodness me. William and Mary Norfolk Div. B.S. History. Mr. A. R. Spruill We ' ll whip it up. East Carolina B.S., M.A. Shop, Industrial Arts Club. 25 5de Senior Class President — John Casteen Class Officers: Shirley Hayes, Sec., John Casteen, President, Gibby Gibson, Corresponding Sec., Sonny Richardson, Treasurer. Senior Class Homeroom Presidents: Doug Shields, Lynne Hendrick, Bonnie Riggs, Kay Nance, Nancy White; standing — Buddy Connor, Bobby Edmunds. II Cl Of 1961 ass Cla ss Flower White Carnation Class Color Blue and White Senior Class Sponsors Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Miss Evelyn Byrd Senior Class Homeroom Treasurers: Bob Stampley, Judy Sims, Sonny Richardson, Donna Wiggs, Buddy Hornick, Carol Galford. Class Motto Climb high, climb far, Our goal the sky, Our aim the star. WANDA L. ASHE Wanda It hurts not the tongue to give fair words. F.H.A., 2 yrs. For heaven ' s sake, don ' t close the door! ARTHUR EUGENE ALLISON Butch Nothing is so difficult but that it ' s found out by seeking. President of Freshman Home- room. SANDRA ATKINSON Sandra They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Mixed Chorus, 1 yr. GORDON EARL BARNES Gordon Beware the fury of a patient man. J. V. Football, 1 yr., Varsity, 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr. MARTHA JANE BARNES Martha She aims high and makes the goal; when they made Martha, they threw away the mold. G.A.A., 4 yrs.; Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs., F.T.A. 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Secretary, 1 yr.; Secretary of Jr. Class; Secretary of Jr. Homeroom; Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; Home- coming Committee, 2 yrs.; Lit- erary Award; Service Award; Log Staff 3 yrs.. Editor 2 yrs.; Wildlife Essay Winner; Girls ' State; Youth Forum; Debate Team, 1 yr. HENRY ARNOLD BLACK Blaekie Distinction without a differ- ence. J. V. Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity, I yr.; Admirals Hi-Y, 4 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr. MARY LOU BARNES Lou She had no sorrow in her song, no winter in her year. G.A.A., 3 yrs.; Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Debate 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs.; D. E. Club, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Chaplain 5f Sophomore Homeroom; Treas- urer of D. E. Club. PATRICIA ANNE BAZEMORE Trosha I The child of calamity. G.A.A., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; t Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Band, 2 B yrs. HERBERT RICHARD BOND Dickie And pause a while from learn- ing to be wise. HILDA GRACE BOONE Hilda An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr.; D. E. Club, 1 yr.; Office Assistant, 1 yr. EMMENT EDWARD BOTTOMS Eddie Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Band, 4 yrs.; Band Staff, 1 yr.. Treasurer, I yr.. Student Conductor, 1 yr., Workshop Band, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs. MARGARET ANN BRITT Maggie She was ever precise in prom ise-keeping. D. O. Club, 2 yrs. FREDRICK ANDERSON BREEDON Andy We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Golf, 4 yrs.; Christopher Club, 3 yrs., Chaplain, 1 yr., Treas- urer, 2 yrs. Race you to the bottom! ANNE CAMPBELL BROADDUS Anne Good will Is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Drill Team, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs., Rep orter, 1 yr., Chaplain, 1 yr.; Jr. Homeroom Chaplain. sm v MARY LOU BURROUGHS Midget She always hcd a little time for laughter and a little time to sing. Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs., V.-Pres., 1 yr.; Lamba Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs.. Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr., Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. CLAUDE W. BRETT, JR. Hog Head He who knows no doubt feels no fear. Monogram Club, Varsity Foot- ball, 4 yrs.; Wrestling, 3 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs.; Pres. Freshman Homeroom. ANN ELIZABETH CAHOON Ann Saddle your dreams and ride them to victory. D. E. Club. MURRAY BRIDGEMAN Murray When you have nothing to say, say nothing. D. E. Club. SANDRA FAYE CARNEAL Sandy In faces is seen the goodness of God. LINWOOD BRIDGERS Linwood I have a lifetime, so why hurry? Admirals, 1 yr. MARCIA CARRIGAN Marcia Nature is bold, and goodness never feared. Lambda, Chaplain; D. E. Club, 2 yrs. BARBARA VIRGINIA CHILTON Barb Beauty and talent — a good combination. Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Ad- mirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 1 yr., Co-Art Editor, 1 yr.; Forensics, 2 yrs.; Chorus, 1 yr.; Most Talented for the Senior Class. WILLIAM CARSON BRIGHT, JR. Bill Contemporary spites do not harm true genius. Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Secre- tary, 1 yr., Sergeant-at-Arms, 1 yr.; Debate Team, 2 yrs.. State Champion, I yr.; Stage Crew, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 1 yr.; Ketterlinus High School: Annual Staff, 1 yr.; National Beta Club, 1 yr.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Football Manager, 2 yr.; Varsity Baseball Mana- ger, 2 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. MARIANE JAYNE CHURCH Mariane It is good to think well; it is divine to act well. Drill Team, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 2 years., Secretary, 1 yr.; V.O.T., I yr.; Honor Society, 1 yr.; Youth Honor Day Essay. ELLSWORTH FREDRICK BURCH, JR. Fred Men of few words are the best men. Track Team, 4 yrs.; J. V. Foot- ball, 1 yr.; Chorus, 1 yr. It weighs fifteen pounds too. NANCY ROSE COLLIER Nancy People of few words are the best. F.H.A., 3 yrs, Reporter, 1 yr.. Treasurer, I yr.; Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Homeroom Treas- urer, 1 yr.; Homeroom Chap- lain, 1 yr. ■ ROGER ALLEN BURTON Roger Thou knowest him well, the god of sleep. Band, 4 yrs, Band Staff, 1 yr., Eastern District Workshop Band, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. LOIS JEAN CORBETT Lois Song from her lip, smile in her eye. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. JUDY ANN CUTHRIELL Blondie A well-breed silence always at command. D. E. Club, 1 yr. ROBERT FREDERICK BUTLER Bob I consider the world was made for me, not me for the world. Band, 4 yrs., All State Band Best Performer 1959. FLORENCE SAYWER DANIEL Flo Twas not her stature that made her great but the great- ness of her ways. Band, 3 yrs.. Band Staff, 1 yr., V.-Pres., 1 yr., All State Band, 1 yr., All State Workshop, 1 yr.. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.. Dramatics, 1 yr.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr., V.-Pres., 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr.; Homeroom Treas., 3 yrs., V.-Pres., 1 yr.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Debate, 2 yrs. Have you already eaten your daily portion of bread and water? JOHN THOMAS CASTEEN III John On every deed he had a heart to resolve, a head to continue, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute. S.C.A., 2 yrs.; Homecoming Pa- rade Chairman, 2 yrs.; Firedrill Chairman, 1 yr.; Traffic Com- mittee Chairman, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 2 yrs., V.-Pres., 1 yr.; Thespians, 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr.; Bible Club Pres., 1 yr.; Stage Crew, 3 yrs., Stage Manager, 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Class Pres.; Win- ner of U. N. Contest, U. N. Youth Pilgrimage; Service Award, Selling as a Pro. Ca- reer; Am. Legion Oratorical Contest; United Daughters of Confederacy, Jeffersonian Gavel Award; Debate, 4 yrs.. State Champion, 1 yr; Dramatics, 3 yrs., Track, 2 yrs.. Boys ' State, 1 yr.; Pres, of Sen.; Interclub Council, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 3 yrs. BRENDA JOYCE DAVIS Bren The place where optimism most flourishes. F.H.A., 2 yrs.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Homeroom Reporter, 1 yr., Treas. EDWARD WOOLSON COCKES Ed As he think th, so is he. Bible Club, 2 yrs.; D. O. Club, 2 yrs., D. O. First Place Win- ner in District and State. MARYE LYNNE DAVIS Lynne Verse, fame, and beauty are intense indeed. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.; J. V. Cheerleader, 2 yrs.. Varsity Cheerleader, 2 yrs.; Chorus, 3 yrs.. Student Director of Chorus, 1 yr., All State Chorus, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Madrigal, 2 yrs.; Log, 1 yr. MARCIA ANN DAVENPORT Marcia BETTY JEAN DIXON Petunia Life ' s victory won. National Honor Society, 2 yrs; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; [Homeroom President, Freshman yr.. Homeroom Treasurer, Jun- ior yr.. Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; Diversified Occupations Club, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr. Give me health and a day, and I ' ll make the pomp of emperors ridiculous. G.A.A., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 2 yrs., Secretary of F.T.A., 1 yr; I.C. T., 1 yr.; D.O. Club, 1 yr.. Dis- trict D.O. Reporter, 1 yr.; Ad- mirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Com- mittee. ROBERT EUGENE COLLIER Bobby Do well and right and let the world sink. Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Var- sity Football, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs.; Homeroom Vice-President, ]l yr. JOSEPH ALLEN CONDEE Joe I am slow of study. Industrial Art Club, I yr. MARY JO DITVER Doe-Doe Music wakes the soul and lifts it on high. G.A.A., 4 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr., President, 1 yr.; Reserve Hockey Team, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 3 yrs.; Chorus, 4 yrs., Librarian, 2 yrs., All-State Chorus, 2 yrs., Octette, 3 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Interclub Council, 1 yr. WALTER LEE CONNER, JR. Buddy (Jantzen) He is indeed a well-dressed man. Homeroom Treasurer, 1 yr.; Remembrance Committee, 1 yr.; Fire Drill Committee, 3 yrs.; Homecoming Committee, 1 yr.; J. V. Football Team, 1 yr.; Christophers Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Ad- mirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Interclub Council, 1 yr.; Portsmouth Dis- trict Hi-Y; Tri-Y Presidents Council, 1 yr., Vice-President and President. MARIAN ANN ELDER Morion ' Tis wise to learn, ' tis God- like to create. Mixed Chorus, 4 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.. All State, 4 yrs.. Sex- tette, 2 yrs., Octette, 2 yrs.. Girls ' Chorus, 1 yr., Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., President, 2 yrs.. Chaplain, 1 yr.; Admirals, 1 yr. MARGARET ELAINE EMERY Priss One of more than common friendliness. Drill Team, 2 yrs.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr- Hurry up! It ' s cold out here. 3 CARL THOMAS CROWE Carl ' I am just as big for me, ' he said, ' as you are big for you. ' Varsity Football Manager, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball B Head Manager, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 1 yr.; Shipmate, I yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; F. T.A., 1 yr.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. RICHARD EDWARD CUTCHINS Dickie SHARON ANN FALLIN Sharon ' A harvest of glorious deeds. F.B.L.A., President, 1 yr., Vice- President, 1 yr. LEROY FRANKLIN CURTIS, JR. Enchanted What ' s the use? Today, cn egg, tomorrow a feather duster. J. V. Football, 2 yrs., C Var- sity Football, 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 3 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs; Sports Editor of Shipmate, Sports Edi- tor of the Admirai; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Draamtics Club, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr. JOAN CAROLE FERGUSON JOANIE Her hair is a torch of beauty. F.H.A., I yr.; Chairman of Points Committee — D, 1 yr., Student E. Council, 1 yr.; Of- fice Assistant, 2 yrs. To do a great right, do a little wrong. Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs, Vice- President, 1 yr.; J. V. Football, 2 yrs., Co-Captain, 1 yr.; J. V. Baseball, 1 yr.; Varsity Base- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Monogram Club, 1 yr.; Homecoming Committee, I yr.; Homeroom Treasurer, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Freshman- Sophomore Prom Committee, 1 yr. BETTIE BRIDGERS FLYTHE Bettie Your constitution is all joy and no sorrow. Log Staff, 2 yrs., Circulation Manager, 1 yr., Typist, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs., Chaplain, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; Shipmate , Staff, 1 yr., Reporter, 1 yr.; I Runner-up in Homecoming Pos- ter Contest. LORETTA ANN FOX SANDRA FAYE FOX Foxie The secret of her personality was friendship. Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Chap- lain, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs., Historian, 1 yr.; Treasurer of Jr Homeroom; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr., Typist, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 1 yr., Typist, 1 yr. WILLIAM THOMAS DORSON Bill What ' s the use of worrying? J. V. Football, 1 yr.; J. V. Bas- ketball Manager, 1 yr.; Varsity Track Manager, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Admirals Hi-Y, 1 yr., Treasurer of D.E. Club, 1 yr. Sandra She was quiet and wise with sweetness in her eyes. Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Treas- urer, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; V. O.T., 1 yr. SAMUEL RAY DUNSTON Dunkie All that knew him thought highly of him. Admirals Hi-Y, 4 yrs.; Mono- gram Club, 4 yrs.; Football Manager, 3 yrs.; Basketball Manager, 1 yr .; Chess Club, 1 yr., Chaplain, 1 yr.; Library Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom Treas- urer, 1 yr.; Office Assistant, 1 yr.; Junior Attendant — 1959 Homecoming, Homecoming King — 1960; Best Supporting Actor — 1959, Stage Crew, 4 yrs., President of S.C.A., 1 yr.; Boys ' State — 1 959. CAROL EDITH GALFORD Carol The smile is a universal lan- guage. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Drill Team, 1 yr.; Homeroom Treasurer, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.; Kap- pa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs., Secretary, 1 yr.; Beauty Con- test, 1 yr.. Shipmate Staff, 1 yr.; Model General Assembly, 2 yrs., Page, I yr., Delegate, 1 yr.; Prom Committee, 1 yr. GEORGE W. EAST, JR. Buddy It ' s safer being meek than fierce. Vice-President of Jr. Class; Sr. Homeroom President; Golf Team, 1 yr.; J. V. Baseball, 1 yr. What goes up, must come down ROBERTA LEE GIBSON Gibby A noble heart, like the sun showeth its great countenance. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs, Treas- urer, 1 yr., Vice-President, 1 yr.; Senior Class Secretary, Honor Society, 1 yr.; Homeroom President, 2 yrs., Homeroom Vice-President, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr. PRISCILLA GILBERT Tillie Happiness is my aim. Chorus, 1 yr.; Lambda Tri-Hi- Y, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr., Ship- mate Staff and Circulation Manager, 1 yr. If BOBBY ARNOLD EDMUNDS Bobby Knowledge is power. Band, 4 yrs., Eastern District Workshop Band, 2 yrs; Honor Society, 2 yrs; Science Club, 3 yrs., Senior Homeroom Pres.; Best Science Student Award. Vice-President Freeland speaking EARL W. FREELAND Earl The force of his own merit makes his way. V. Wrestling, 2 yrs.; V. Foot- ball, 2 yrs.; V. Baseball, 2 yrs., Sr. Homeroom Pres.; Jr. Home- room Treas.; Madrical Group 1 yr., Pres of Chorus, 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Charfield School — Pres. Homeroom, 2 yrs.; Football, 2 yrs.; Track, 1 yr.; Orchestra, I yr. PATRICIA ANN GOREE Pat Talk happiness, the world is sad enough. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs. JOHN CLIFFORD FREEMAN Cliff It matters not how a man dies but how he lives. Band, 4 yrs.; Science Club, 1 yr. BRENDA LORRAINE HARRELL Bren In this world it is not what we take, but what we give that makes us much. F.H.A., 1 yr.; F.B.L A., 1 yr.. Library Club, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; F.B.L. A. Historian, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. FRANCES ANN HATHCOCK Frannie A youth to whom was given so much of earth, so much of heaven. Bible Club, 1 yr. CHARLES WOODROW FUTRELL Charlie Always do right, it will gratify some and astonish the rest. Band, 2 yrs.; Chorus, 1 yr.. Chorus Float Committee, 1 yr., Vice-President Math Club; Sec- retary of Science Club; Treas- urer of F.B.L.A., President of D.E. Club. Togetherness ma SHIRLEY YVONNE HAYES Shirley The ripest peach is highest on the tree. Student Council Representative, 3 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; National Quill Scroll, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.. Ex- change Editor, 1 yr.; Senior Class Historian; Secretary of Freshman Class; Corresponding Secretary of Senior Class; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Jr, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Committee; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; V. O T. Member; Homecoming Chairman, 1 yr.; Chairman of Point System Committee; Service Award Com- mittee; Publicity Community. RONALD CARROLL GAYLE Gayle We know nothing of tomor- row, our business is to be good and happy today. for a happy home. VIRGINIA LYNN HENDRICK Cookie Life ' s race well run, life ' s work well done. G. A.A., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs., President, 1 yr., Chaplain, I yr.; Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Interclub Council, I yr.; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs.; Reporter of Elizabeth River F. H. A. Association, 1 yr.; Treas- urer of Junior Homeroom; F.H. A. State Convention, 1 yr.; Advertising Manager of the Annual and the Messiah , 1 yr. GEORGE EDWARD GODWIN ' Godwin ' Like two single one. gentlemen rolled into Math 1 yr. Club, 1 yr.; Chess Club, MARGARET SUSAN HIBBLE Hibble-Dee Wit to persuade, beauty to delight. Band, 4 yrs., Most Valuable Player Award, Eastern District All - State Band, 4 yrs., Char- lottesville All-State Sight-read- ing Clinic, 1 yr., Norfolk Wind Ensemble, 1 yr., William Mary Band Clinic, 1 yr.; Na- tional Honor Society, I yr., Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; School Forensics, 1 yr.; Log Staff, I yr. V FAYE GLADYS HOBBS Fay So much done — so little left. Chorus, 1 yr. HERBERT DOUGLAS GRAY Herby It is better to live rich than to die rich. D. O. Club. The Line Up? HASEL M. GRIFFEY, JR. Bo It is better to wear out than to rust out. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Hall Com- mittee, I yr.; ' Wrestling, 1 yr. MARY LINDSEY HOFFLER Lindsey Her heart was as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong. Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 2 yrs.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 3 yrs.. President, 1 yr.. Parlia- mentarian, 1 yr., Norfolk Coun- ty Secretary, State Vice-Presi- dent; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Log Staff; Octette, 1 yr ; Homecomnig Chairman, 2 yrs., Freshman-Sophomore Prom Committee, Decorations Chair- man, 1 yr.. General Chairman, I yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee Chairman, 1 yr.; Honor Committee, 2 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr.. Student Council, 1 yr.. Ser- vice Award. GORDON WAYNE GRIMES Gordon Life is half spent before we know what it is. Science Club, 2 yrs.; F.F.A., 1 yr.; Admirals Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Li- brary Staff, 1 yr.; Assistant Varsity Basketball Manager, 1 yr. IRENE MARIE HOLT Cookie She lived for others and not for herself. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; D.O. Club, 1 yr- MARTHA ELIZABETH HOOTEN Marty To be happy, gay, and ready for fun maketh this person ' s personality. Band, 4 yrs.. Band Staff, 1 yr., Treasurer, 1 yr.. Eastern Dis- trict All-State Band, 3 yrs., Virginia All-State Band, 1 yr., Charlottesville All-State Sight- reading Clinic, 1 yr., Norfolk Wind Ensemble, 1 yr., William Mary Band Clinic, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, I yr.; National Hon- or Society, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.. Club Editor, 1 yr. NELLIE JEAN HOUSTON Nellie Never ready, always late; but she smiles so you wait. Student Council Representative, 4 yrsl; Youth Forum, 3 yrs.; National Conference of Student Councils, 1 yr.; Chairman of Freshman - Sophomore, 1 yr., Sec., Soph. Class; G.A.A., 4 yrs.; Admirals, Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sextet, 1 yr.; Madrigal, 1 yr.; Chorus, 1 yr.. Workshop Chorus, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 2 yrs., Assistant Editor, 1 yr. DAVID EARL HARRIS Buddy In the twinkling of an eye, He did great things. Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr., V.-Pres.; Soph. Class Treas.; Chess Club, 2 yrs., Sec., I yr.; Football, 2 yrs.; Baseball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Admirals Hi- Y, 1 yr. ELIZABETH LOVELAND HUDSON Liz Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant pages in the biography of souls. F.H.A., 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 3 yrs.; Jr. Homeroom V.-Pres.; C.-Pres. Elizabeth River Fed. F.H.A.; Winner of Betty Crocker Home- making Award. EDWARD NORMAN HAYDEN, JR. Eddie Then he will talk, good gosh now he will talk. Science Club, 2 yrs.; Math Club; Admirals Hi-Y; Chess Club. JANET ANN HART Yank The cautious seldom make mistakes. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y; Amega Phi Delta (Buffalo, N. Y.). JAMES MICHAEL HESTER Mike Wit and Wisdom were born in this man. Band, 4 yrs. Band Staff, I yr.; Science Club, 3 yrs.; Dramatics Club, I yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs , F.T.A., 1 yr. CAROLYN ANN HUNT Carol Silence is more misread than any song. Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. HAZEL ANN JENNINGS Ann The highest proof of virtue is to possess boundless power without abusing it. Band, 2 yrs.. Secretary of Band Staff; Majorette, 3 yrs. ( Head Majorette 1 yr.; Homeroom Secretary; Bible Club, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. JAMES DAVID HILL, II Jim Dandy I have laid aside business and gone a fishing. D.E. Club; State Science Fair, 1 yr. “They ' ll never know. DAVID LARRY HOLLOWELL Hollohead Take honor from me and my life is done. MARY ANN JEREME Mary Ann The world steps aside to let anyone past who knows where she ' s going. Chorus, I yr.; Shipmate Staff, 2 yrs., Advisor, 1 yr., Editor- in-Chief, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Monogram Club, 3 yrs.; J. V. Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Foot- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; J. V. Baseball, I yr.; Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Baseball Manager, 1 yr. PENELOPE MARIAN JONES Penny Her friendliness is noticed by all who knew her. G.A.A., 3 yrs.; Sigma Tri-Hi- Y, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Chairman of Point System, 1 yr.; Co- Chairman of Service Award Committee, 1 yr.; Homeroom, 2 yrs.; Homeroom Secretary, 1 yr.; Chairman of King and Queen, 1 yr.; S.C.A. 1 yr., Secretary, 1 yr.; Youth Forum, I yr.. Dramatics Club, 1 yr. JAMES ADAMS HOLT Jimmy Good words are worth much and cost little. D.O. Club, 2 yrs. VIRGINIA ANN KALKREUTH Ginny Kindness, that power that dazzles mortal youth. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri- Hi-Y. JUDITH ANN KASPER Judy Her wise, rare smile is sweet with certainties. Kappa, 2 yrs.; Admirals, 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Dramatics, 1 yr.; Fresh. H. R. Pres.; Soph. H. R. Pres.; Jr. H. R. Vice-Pres.; D. O. Club, 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr. ROBERT RICHARD HOOKER Hook Brevity is the soul of wit. Industrial Arts Club. MARY ALICE KAY Shorti The smile that never comes off. Kappa, 4 yrs. Sec., Historian, D.O. Club, 2 yrs.. Pres,, Sec., G.A.A., 1 yr., State, D O. Vice- Pres.; Soph Class Pres.; Fresh. Homecoming Representative; H. R. Pres., 2 yr.; Beauty Con- test, 1 yr. STANLEY RAY HORD Sommie There is no smoke without some fire. Bible Club, 1 yr.; D.O. Club Parliamentarian. CAROLYN JOYCE KELLAM Carolyn Every noble activity makes room for itself. G.A.A., 1 yr.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; Admirals, 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Senior H. R. Treas. I think you forgot to open it. FRANCIS JOSEPH HORNIK, JR. Buddy The only way to have a friend is to be one. Varsity Football, 3 yrs.; Varsity Track, 1 yr.; Vice-Pres. Fresh. Class; Jr. H. R. Pres.; Sr. H. R. Treas.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. VIRGINIA EARLEEN KELLEY Lola Her country is the world, her countrymen are mankind. F.H.A.. 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr., Advertising Manager. Jk VIVIAN MAUREEN KENNEDY Vivi Why frown when it ' s easier to smile? G.A.A., 1 yr.; Drill Team, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; D.O. Club, Reporter, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri- Hi-Y, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, I yr. HAROLD RUTHERFORD HOSTETLER, JR. Harold An honest man is the noblest work of God. Science Club, 4 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.; President of Bible Club, 1 yr.; Eastern Dis- trict Workshop Band, 1 yr., Eastern District All-State Band, 1 yr.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr. Come on gang, there ' s still room left. SANDRA JEAN KESLER Sandy This will never do. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y., 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Fire Preven- tion Essay, Honorable Mention; Sophomore Homeroom Treas- urer; Youth Honor Essay — Semi-finalist. WILLIAM DICKEY HOUGH Dick Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. Industrial Arts Club, 3 yrs., Secretary, I yr., President, 1 yr.; Traffic Committee, 1 yr. KATHRYN LOUISE KNUTSON Katrina Slow to smite, swift to spare, gentle, merciful and just. Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Band, 3 yrs.; D.O., 1 yr. JAMES THUESTON HUNLEY Jimmy Good thoughts reduced to practice become great acts. National Honor Society; Chess Club, President; Member of Inter-club Council; Junior-Sen- ior Prom Committee; Fire Drill Committee. DOROTHY KOHSER Lee Silence, more musical than any song. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. BONNIE MARY KLYE Bonnie | To know her is a pleasure. G.A.A., 2 yrs.; Sigma Tri-Hi- Y, 2 yrs.; V.O.T., 1 yr. WILLIAM ADAMS JEFFRIES Billy You ' re never fully dressed until you put on a smile. I. A. Club, 3 yrs., V.-Pres., Treas.; J. V. Baseball, 1 yr.; Summer League Baseball, 1 yr. MARTHA JANE LANE Jane • The joy to live and love she found. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs., Pres., Sec., Inter-Club Council; D.O. Club, 1 yr., Fresh. Homeroom Pres.; Shipmate Page Editor. WENDELL DWIGHT JOHNSON Dwight I shall not budge an inch, for I am as big as anyone. D.E. Club, 2 yrs. EDITH LOUISE LARABEE Sophia Life is not life at all without fun. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Lambda Tri-Hi- Y, 1 yr.; Art Club, 1 yr.. Pres.; Drill Team, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs.; Headline Editor Shipmate, 1 yr; Library, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Bible Club, I yr., Inter-Club Council, 1 yr. ALBERT LEE JOHNSTON, JR. Jene Ah! why should life all labor do. J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Home- room Treas., 1 yr. Seniors can get sick, you know CAROL JOYCE LAUBACH Joy Her heart always sings a song. Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Homeroom Treas., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 2 yrs., V.-Pres., 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr. I - SANDRA CLAIR LOWDEN Sondie Only those who give may keep. Drill Team, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; F. H.A., 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Honorable Mention in Sell- ing as a Professional Career Contest. ASST. DANA LEE JONES Danny I ' ll make a commotion in any place. G.A.A., 2 yrs; D.O. Club, 2 yrs.; Band, 3 yrs. But, honest, Mr. Sease, we Weaver was in her class. thought that Miss DAVID GEORGE JONES My method is to take the utmost trouble to find the right thing to say, and then to say it with the utmost levity. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Float Committee, 1 yr.; Industrial Arts Club, 1 yr.; Hall Committee, 1 yr.; Presi- dent of Freshman Homeroom. CAROLYN ELIZABETH MASON Carol She laughed in trouble ' s face. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, Scrapbook Chairman, I yr.; D.O. Club, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs.; Pep Club, 1 yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr., Vice-President. WILLIAM JONES Jones But yet ... he had a thou- sand friends. Indust rial Arts Club, 1 yr. SANDRA THERESA McCLELLAN Sandy A quiet girl but quite a girl. F. H.A., 2 yrs.. Treasurer of F. H.A., 2 yrs.; V.O.T., 1 yr.; G. A.A., 1 yr. CAROLE MARIE MeCREARY Corole When nature ' s happiest touch could lend no more, heaven lent an angel ' s beauty to her face. Dramatics, 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Sigma, 2 yrs., Reporter, 1 yr.. Pres., 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 4 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Maid of Honor Beauty Contest, 2 yrs.; Jr. Homecoming Rep- resentative; Fresh. -Soph. Prom. Comm.; Jr. -Sr., Inter-Club Coun- cil Sec., 1 yr.; Jr. H. R. Treas. ROBERT EDWARD LEE Bobby No one knows what he can do until he tries. Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Var- sity Track, 3 yrs.; Art Club, 1 yr.; F.T.A., ] yr. SARAH FAYE McDUFFIE Solly If you can ' t convince ' em, confuse ' em. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.. Vice Pres.; Drill Team, 1 yr.; Jr. H. R. Pres.; G.A.A., 4 yrs., Treas., Vice-Pres.; Point Chair- man; Staff Writer, Log, 2 yrs.; Quill Scroll, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Debate Team, 3 yrs.; F.T.A., 3 yrs., Vice-Pres., Pres.; Inter - Club Council, 1 yr.; Treasurer of Nor- folk County F.T.A., 1 yr.; An- nual Staff, 2 yrs., Associate Editor and Editor of Annual; Senior Class Poet; Most Athletic of the Senior Class; Tidewater All-State All-Star Goalie, 1958- 59. JOHN WARREN LEE Johnny He is the very pinnacle of politeness. Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Indus- trail Arts Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Fresh. -Soph., Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee. Watch it! Here comes Mr. Sease! SAUNDRA FAYE McHARGUE Virtue is the performance of pleasant deeds. F.H.A., 1 yr.; Admirals, 1 yr.; Chorus, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr. ' GILBERT JOSEPH LIGHT, JR. Joe Happy-Go-Lucky. Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; : J. V. Baseball, 1 yr.; Golf, 1 yr.; D. 0. Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; H. R. Officer, 2 yrs. NANCY LEE McLAUGHLIN Nancy Sweet mercy is nobility ' s true lodge. F.H.A., yr. yr-; 1 Bible Club, 1 % FAYE VERNA MEADS Faye There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the inter- val. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Chap- lain, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 2 yrs.; Na- tional Honor Society, 2 yrs. JAMES ARTHUR LOTT Jimmy Before you can score you must have a goal. J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Chaplain, 1 yr.; Chorus, 4 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm. Workshop, Chorus 1 yr. They ought to revise the bus schedule JERRY LANE MACE Jerry Ah, why should life all labor be. Admirals H-Y, 3 yrs., Fire Drill Committee; Traffic Committee. LARRY OVERTON MARCHBANK Mudbank Few things are impossible to diligence Mudbank skill. Band, 4 yrs., Pres. Band, 1 yr.. Band staff, 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr. ELIZABETH MILLS A still small voice. Homecoming Queen; Azalea Fes- tival Rep.; Youth Forum, 2 yrs. MILDRED ESTELLE MILLER Millie Her heart is like a singing bird. F.H.A., 3 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; Cho- rus, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A., I PATRICIA KAY NANCE Kay Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot hide it from themselves. Fresh. Hmrm. Pres., 1 yr., Sr. Hmrm. Pres.; J. V. Cheerleader, 2 yrs., co-capt., 1 yr.. Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr., co-capt., 1 yr.; Student Council, 4 yrs., V. Pres., 1 yr., Inter-Club Council, 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Miss Cra- dock Contest, 2 yrs.; Service Award; 1960 Homecoming C h ai r m a n; Ch. Fresh-Soph. Prom; Ch. Jr. -Sr. Prom, 1 yr.; S.C.A. State Convention; S.C.A Workshop, 1 yr.; 1960 Nat ' l Conference of Student Coun- cils. KAY FRANCES NEAL Kay The sense of greatness that makes a nation great. G.A.A., 2 yrs.; Admirals Tri-Hi- Y, 2 yrs.; Reporter 1 yr., and sec., 1 yr.; V.O.T., 1 yr. CHARLOTTE REA NEEDHAM Charlotte A sweet content passing all wisdom or its fairest flower. Office assistant, 1 yr,; V.O.T. 1 -yr. JAMES LEROY MAXON Elrod Variety is the very spice of life. Chess Club, 1 yr.; Varsity Track, 1 yr. GAYLE LEE MAYO Gayle Lee He that is of merry heart has a continual feast. F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; D.O. Club, 1 yr. EMMA McKAY NIXON Little Kay I am the captain of my soul, I rule it with stern joy. Drill Team, 1 yr.; Chorus, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Library Staff, 3 yrs. KENNETH R. BURKE Ken Give me a place to stand and I shall move the world. J.V. Basketball 2 yrs.; Track Team 1 yr.; Designer of Tide- water Scholastic Achievement Medal. Somebody ' s lugs are lose MARY ODOM Mary Great souls are portions of eternity. Treas., Pres., Beta, 2 yrs.; V. Pres. D.E. Club; Flag Bearer, 1 yr.; Majorette, I yr.; Shipmate Staff; Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs. ELLEN CAROL OVERSTREET Underoad She love had both laughter and of friends. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs., sgt. of arms, 1 yr., Vice-pres., 1 yr.; D.O. Club, I yr, Financial Man- ager, 1 yr.; Beauty Contest, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.. Layout Manager, 1 yr.; Sec. of Home- room, 3 yrs. JAMES BRYANT McKEE Magoo He learned the luxury of do- ing good. Draftsman Club, 1 yr.; Library Club, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs.; D.E. Float Committee, D.E. Scrapbook Comm. Gads team, the water was too hot. DOROTHY MAE PARKER Dorothy As merry as the day is long. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Pres., 1 yr.; Shipmate, 1 yr., Exchange Editor, 1 yr.; Inter-Club Coun- cil, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Home- room Chaplain, 1 yr.; Model General Assembly, 2 yrs. JAMES PRESTON MELVIN Jimmie The better deed the better doer. Admirals Hi-Y, 1 yr. GARY MIDKIFF Midkiff He knew what is what. Bible Club, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. DOROTHY ANN PARKER Dottie Good Cheer is a star that lights a good life. F.H.A., 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 2 yrs., Circulation Manager, 2 yrs.; library Ass., 1 yr. ALICE LORRAINE PHILLIPS Lorraine A lady tis true — genteel, re- fined, obliging and cheerful, in- dustrious and kind. F.H.A. Club, 1 yr.; V.O.T., 1 yr. - ' T EDWARD BERNARD MOROWITZ Eddie Things turn up for the man who digs. Chorus, 4 yrs.; Madrical, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, I yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs. ELEANOR FRANCES PIPKIN Frankie I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Fire Drill Com- mittee, 1 yr.; Social Committee Chairman of G.A.A., 1 yr. WILLIAM HENRY MORING Bill To be occasionally quoted is the only fame I care for. Office Assistant, 1 yr. MARJORIE CAROLE POOL Margie The great end of life, not knowledge but action. Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs.. Point Chairman, 1 yr.; Float Chair- man, 4 yrs.; Model General As- sembly Representative, 1 yr.; D.O. Club, 1 yr.. Treasurer, i yr.; National Honor Society, 1 yr.. Treasurer 1 yr., National Honor Society, 1 yr. — Homeroom secretary, Jr.; Office Assistant 2-yrs.; Office, 1 yr.; Atten- dance, 1 yr. EDWARD F. MYERS, JR. Freddie A good folly is worth what you pay for it. D.E. Club, 1 yr., D.E. Float Com- mittee, 1 yr., D.E. Fund Rais- ing Committee, 1 yr.; Library Staff, 1 yr. NANCY WHITLEY Nancy She was indeed a friend never to be forgotten. On our way to class ' ] 1 V V ” ' •Jfi m i i EDWIN ARTHUR NETTLES Ed Ay, every inch a gentleman. Admirals H.Y; Cradock Chorus; Deep Creep High School Band; Monogram Club (D.C.H.S.); His- tory Club (D.C.H.S.); Vice Presi- dent Norfolk County 4-H Honor Club, Treasurer of Norfolk County 4-H County Council, President, Secretary, and Treas- urer of D.C.H.S. Boys 4-H Club. KAY FRANCES POWELL Kay The enchanting miracles of wit. Kappa, 3 yrs.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Office Assistant, Soph. H.R. Pres., Jr. H. R. Sec. Wittiest. DON A. NURNEY The King I was gratified to be able to answer promptly and I did, I said I didn ' t know. Admiral, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs. JANE PENDLETON READ Janie The choice hidden handful of the divine heart. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Sigma, 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Admirals, 1 yr.; Library As- sistant. JOHN GLEN PARKER JR. Johnny I know a trick worth two of that. J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball. JANICE LUNDY REAVIS Janiee I will sit down now, but then time will come when you shall hear me. National Honor Society, 2 yrs; F.T.A., 2 yrs., Treas., 1 yr.; Chess Club 2 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; Admirals, 1 yr.; Band, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club 1 yr.. Log Staff, 1 yr. CHARLES LENEARD PEGRAM Charlie For courage mounteth on oc- casion. SELMA BONNIE RIGGS Bonnie The wealth of monkind is the wisdom they leave. Chorus, 1 yr.; Dramatics, 1 yr.; Reporter, 1 yr.; Jr. H.R. Treas., Sr. H.R. Pres.; National Honor Society. The kind of boy you look of twice. Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Foot- ball, 4 yrs.; Basketball, 3 yrs.; Baseball, 5 yrs.; Homeroom president, I yr.; Homeroom vice-president, 1 yr., Shipmate Staff, 1 yr. BEVERLY JEAN RIPLEY Bev There is no sin except stu- pidity. G.A.A Club, 3 yrs.. Drill team, 1 yr. HERBERT RAY PORTER Herbie Nought venture Nought have. Office assistant, 2 yrs.; I.C.T., 1 yr. SHARON ROBERTS Sharon Knowledge is more than equal to force. Library Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, I yr.; Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; Kappa Tp H i-Y, 1 yr. THOMAS GRAHAM PRESNELL Tommy After all, there is but one race, humanity. J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 3 yrs.; Varsity Wrest- ling, 3 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 1 yr. ft Veni, vidi, vici VESTA JEAN ROUSEY Jean Give her the tools and she will finish the job. Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs.; Publicity Historian Chairman, 1 yr. WILLIAM EARL RESPESS Bill He was a friend to everyone. J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Home- room president, 2 yrs.; Home- room vice-president, 1 yr.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; Golf Team, 2 yrs.; Science Club, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. PHYLLIS MARLOWE RUSSELL Rockie The actions of men are like the index of a book. They point out what is most remarkable in them. G.A.A., I yr.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; D.E. office assistant, 2 yrs.; Ship- mate Staff, 1 yr. WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON Sonny ' The silent ones will soon be known. National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Admiral Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Chaplain, 1 yr.; Homeroom treasurer; Vice-president of Senior class; Varsity Football Manager, 3 yrs.; Wrestling Team, 2 yrs.; Best citizen of Junior class; Treasurer of Junior class; Chess Club; Homeroom president; Homeroom Vice-president; Chairman of Homeroom dance committee. CHARLOTTE DIANE SCOTT Diane There is nothing that can take a way her winning personality. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; parliamenterian, 1 yr.; Home- room treasurer; V.O.T., 1 yr.; Office assistant, 1 yr. EDGAM MARSHALL ROLLINS Eddie They always think who seldom speak. Science Club, 4 yrs., Drafts- men ' s Club, I yr.; Bible Club, 1 yr Homeroom vice-president SUE ELAINE SCRUGGS Suzy A good heart is worth gold. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs ; F.T.A. 2 yrs.. Reporter, 2 yrs , Home- room president. BILLY RAY RUDD Butch I ' ll not listen to reason, rea- son always means what some- one else has got to say. Future Business Leaders of America. BARBARA LEE SEED Barbara Lee There is no beauty of com- plextion or form, or behavior like the wish to scatter joy and not pain around us. Library assistant. RONDEL J. RUNYON Ronnie Gentle to others to himself severe. Industrial Arts, 2 yrs., Sec., 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. HELEN MARIE SIMPSON Helen Good as gold, true as steel, a real nice person with whom to deal. Kappa, 4 yrs., Sec., 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr., Sec., 1 1 yr.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Log i Staff, 2 yrs.; Alumni Home- coming Chairman. THOMAS DAVID SCOTT Scott Life is but a jest. Band, 3 yrs.; D.E. Club, I yr. JULIA ELLEN SIMS Judy A cheerful word and a smile for all who knew her. Fresh. Class Pres., Fresh. Soph. H.R. Sec., Jr H.R. Pres. Sr. H.R. Treas., Log Staff, 1 yr.; Citizenship Award, Fresh. Soph. Repre. to Student Coun- cil National Honor Society, 2 yr.; V.O.T. 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Chairman Public Address. RONALD JOSEPH SEIDMAN Ron A lord of himself hath all. J. V. Football, 1 yr. MARY CAROLYN SMITH Carroll Beauty, truth and love in her are one. Kappa, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Treas., 1 yr.; Beauty Contest, 1 yr.; H.R. Pres.; Honor So- ciety, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr. FRANK LEROY SETTLE Leroy He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Math Club, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Science Club, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Wildlife Essay. ROBERT W. SHAFFER “Bobby It ' s better to know nothing than to know what ain ' t so. Band, 4 yrs.; Traffic Com- mittee. CAROLYN LOUISE STALLINGS Doodle Bug Her face was fair, her per- son pleasing, her temper aim- able, her heart kind. Band, 4 yrs.; Bandstaff, I yr.; Eastern District All-State Band, 2 yrs.; Charlottesville All-State Sightreading Clinic, 1 yr.; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.. Treasurer, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs., Treasurer, 2 yrs.; Na- tional Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Chaplain, 1 yr.. Homecoming, 2 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.. Club Editor, 1 yr.; Homeroom Presi- dent, 1 yr., William and Mary Band Clinic. JACK SHERMAN Sherman Ask me no questions and I ' ll tell you no fibs. Attention all seniors — School will be immediately dismissed. IRENE STAUDE Irene A place for everything and everything in its place. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; F.H.A., Chap- lain, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr. DOUGLAS G. SHIELDS Doug He is not only witty in him- self, but the cause of wit in other men. Freshman Class Reporter; J. V. Football, 1 yr.; Homeroom President, 2 yrs.; Senior Class Homeroom Representative. LINDA JOYCE STEGALL Linda The heart of an angel had she. yrs.; V.O.T., 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; yr.. President, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Library Club, 2 yrs.; Inter-Club Council, 1 yr. DAVID WAYNE SILCOTT Stinky My heart is whole, my fancy free, go away little girls, don ' t bother me. Library, 1 yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs. PATRICIA ANN STELMACK Pot I I think; therefore, I am. . Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Drill i Team, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, 2 | yrs.; Dramatics, 1 yr. WALDRON P. SIMMONS Wally And take him for the greatest gentleman. J. V. Football Basketball, 1 yr.; D.O. Club, 2 yrs.; Library Club, 3 yrs. SANDRA LEIGH STEPHENSON Sandy Infinite riches in a small room. Madrigal, 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus, 4 yrs.; Pres. Admirals Tri-Hi- Y; All-State Chorus , 2 yrs.; Girls Chorus, 1 yr.; Beauty Con- test, 1 yr.; Co-Chairman Jr. -Sr. Prom, 1 yr.; Chairman Fresh. - Soph., 2 yrs., Treas. Chorus, 1 yr.; G.A.A.; 1 yr.. Pres. Girls Chorus, 1 yr. JOHN HARRY SITZ, JR. Sehlitz What? Me worry! Track, 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; I.A. Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom V. Pres. Has Mrs. Weaver left yet? BARBARA JEAN STONE Weenie Doing good is the only cer- tain happy action of a woman ' s life. Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.; Log Staff, 1 yr. ELLIS LEE SMITH Ham Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. Dramatics ,1 yr.; Thespian So- ciety, 2 yrs.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Homeroom Pres., 1 yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; All State Chorus , 2 yrs.; Madrigal, 2 yrs.; Best Actor Award 59- ' 60 ; Pres. Chorus, 1 yr.; Fes- tival One Act Play, 2 yrs.; The Hasty Heart , Gidget , Jenny Kissed Me , John Loves Mary . JOY LYNN STRICKLAND Joy Enough, with over measure. Homeroom Rep., Homeroom Pres., G.A.A., 1 yr.; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Lambda Tri-Hi- Y; D.E. Club, 1 yr. RITA MARIE TALLEY Rita Action speak louder than words. Library Assistant, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 1 yr.; Honorable mention Selling Essay. ROBERT K. STAMPLEY Ropid Robert He should, he could, he would, he did the best. Dramatics Club; J. V. Base- ball, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Track, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 2 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.; Gold Medal in Mile Run, 1959 County Track Meet; Ship- mate Staff, 2 yrs., Editor-in- chief, 2 yrs.; Admirals Hi-Y; Interclub Council; Monogram Club; Notional Honor Society, 2 yrs., Treas., 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr. KENNETH DAIR TETLOW Kennie Her looks and laughs are sun- shine on a rainy day. Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; Chess Club, 2 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.; Band Staff, 1 yr., East- ern District All-State Band, 2 yrs.; Charlottesville All-State Sight Reading Clinic, 2 yrs.; Nor- folk Wind Ensemble, 1 yr.; William and Mary Band Clinic, 1 yr.; Senior Homeroom Treas- urer; Eastern District Work- shop. THOMAS BENDON STROUD, JR. Tommy The pen is worse than the sword. Band, 4 yrs.; Eastern District Workshop, 1 yr. NANCY LEE TUCKER Nancy Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. F.H.A., 4 yrs.; Reporter, 1 yr.; Vice-President, 1 yr. GORDON MILLER SULLIVAN Silky A man can die but once. Draftsman Club, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs.; First Place State Ad layout Contest. BETTY LOU TYSON Bette She was true blue. G.A.A.; Admiral Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y; D.E. Club, Chorus, 2 yrs.; Youth Honor Day Winner. WARREN EARNEST TAYLOR Warren The world knows little of its greatest men. Bible Club. EDNA GAYLE UMBERGER Gayle There are often voice and words in a silent look. Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; G.A.A., 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Honor Society, 1 yr.; Majorette, 3 yrs. GEORGE W. THOMAS Billy A jest breaks no bones. Var. Football, 2 yrs.; Var. Baseball, 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs., Sec., Pres.; D.O. Club, 1 yr.; All State Chorus , 1 yr. Alley-Oop! LINDA GAYLE WALTON Frogie Wit makes its welcome and levels all distinctions. Girls Octet, i yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs, F.T.A., I yr.; Co-Chairman Jr.- Sr., 1 yr. JAMES THOMPSON Jimmy Men are great men, but the best are sometimes forgotten. D.E. Club, 2 yrs. LOIS CAROLYN WHITE Little Bit Silence is deep as eternity; speech is shallow as time. Treas. Art Club, 2 yrs., Chorus, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs. WALTER THOMPSON Walter Life is my college, may I grad- uate well and earn some honors. J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; DO. Club, 2 yrs. NANCY BARBARA WHITE Nance Youth is wholly experimental. Admirals, 4 yrs.. Chaplain, I yr.; G.A.A. sec., 1 yr.; Library Club, Treas., 1 yr.; Chorus, 3 yrs.; D.O. Club, 1 yr.. District Treas., 1 yr.; Fresh. Sen. H.R. Pres., Soph. H.R. Treas. Yoga on the group plan LEVY LESTER TOLER Toler Now or never was the time. Art Club, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 1 yr.; Library Staff, 1 yr.; Industrial Art Club, 1 yr. NYOKA JANE WHITE Nokie So prime, so swell, so nutty, and so knowing. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; Float Chairman, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Shipmate Staff, 2 yrs., News Editor, 1 yr., Assistant Editor, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr., Business Mgr.; Quill Scroll Society, 1 yr., Treas., 1 yr.; District essay winner; Chess Club, 1 yr. DONALE RAY TURNER Ray Large was his wealth, but larger was his heart. D.E. Club, 2 yrs. LINDA LEE WHITLEY Whitley She left no little behind ex- cept loving thought and kind. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 4 yrs.; H.R. Pres., 2 yrs.; Beauty Contest, 4 yrs.; Admirals, 4 yrs.; Senior Homecoming Rep., 1 yr.; Reporter for Cradock. CHARLES W. VERNON, JR. Charlie Live while you live. Band, 2 yrs., Band Staff, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. CHARLES PRESTON LEWIS DONNA DEAN WIGGS Little Lou Happiness is speechless. J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; Var. Base- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. WAYNE WAFF Lama A man to match the moun- tains and the sea. Varsity Football, 4 yrs. — t yr. co-captain; Varsity Basketball, 4 yrs.; Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs.; Homeroom President, 3 yrs.; Vice-president, Sophomore Class; Monogram Club, 4 yrs.; All- Tidewater, All-Eastern, All-State, All-Southern, and All-American Football Player. Donna Suppress me if you can, I am a merry jest. D.O. Club; Admirals Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs.; Treasurer, 1 yr., Vice- President, I yr.; Ftomeroom Treasurer, 1 yr.; Chorus Treas- urer, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Home- room Vice-president, 1 yr. RICHARD CLAUDE WALDEN, JR. R. C. The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr., Circulation Manager; Varsity Track, 2 yrs.; Library Staff, 2 yrs.; Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Treas., 1 yr. JOAN ELAINE WILLIAMS Joanie Oh how I love a good time. Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; G. A. A., 3 yrs.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff, Art Editor; Annual Staff, Circu- lation Manager. WARREN THOMAS WALKER Walking Walker Better late than never. D.E. Club, 2 yrs. SANDRA DAWN WILLIAMS Sandy Individuality is the salt of life. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Drill Team, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom, 2 yrs.; Junior-Senior Prom, 1 yr.; Cho- rus, 2 yrs.; Cradock Madrigal Group, 2 yrs.; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr. LARRY CUTCHIN WELDON Coon He who hos ability finds his place. Monogram Club, 4 yrs.. Secre- tary, 1 yr.; J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 4 yrs., co-cap- tain, 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball, I yr.; Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 4 yrs.; H.R. Presi- dent, 1 yr.; Football All-City, 3 yrs., All-Eastern, All-Tidewater, 2 yrs., All-State. BARBARA LYNETTE WOOD Bobbie Here stands a lady of beauty and high degree. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Secretary, 2 yrs.; Majorette, 1 yr.; Ship- mate, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. JOHNNIE RICHARD WILBURN J. R. I know a vast quantity of non- sense. J.V. Football, 2 yrs.; J.V. Base- ball, 2 yrs.; J.V Basketball, 2 yrs.; Track, 3 yrs.; Varsity Foot- ball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Freshman Class Treos.; Soph. Homecoming Representative. The Cradock All-Stars ' LYDIA JENNIFER WOOD Beaver Laugh yourself into stitches. G.A.A., 1 yr.; Chorus, I yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; DO. Club, 1 yr.; Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.. Report- er, 1 yr. CALLIE SUE WOODY Susie Since life is brief we need to make it bright. Dramatic Club, 3 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr.; H.R. Sec., 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. COURTNEY CONRAD WILLIAMS Conrad The will for the deed. D.E. Club, 2 yrs.; Track, 1 yr. GEORGE HAYWOOD WILLIAMS To those who knew him not, no words can paint, and those who know him, know all words are faint. F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Football, 2 yrs. PATSY JANE WOOLWINE Pot The large part of goodness is the will to become good. Library Staff, 1 yr. RAYE RENO WORKMAN Raye One day I shall stand in my own light. Varsity Football at Midwood H.S.; Varsity Football and Soc- cer. CONNIE JO YEARY Connie A friend to all the world. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Sigma Tri-Hr-Y, 1 yr. JOHN ALLEN WRIGHT John All is well that ends well. J.V. Football; Wrestling, 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Admirals Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Sar. of Arms, 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr. VIRGINIA KATHERINE ZERKLE Zerk Life is not life at all without some fun. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., Sec., 1 yr.; Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Fresh. Homeroom Sec.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.. Sec., 1 yr. CAMERA SHY CLINTON THOMAS JONES JR. Gies That is as well said as if I had said it myself. I.A. Club 2 yrs.; Admirals Hi- Y 1 yr. DONALD McCLELLEN Don A comrade always merry and gay. DAVID YASAITIS Dave Never say more than is necessary. JENNIFER LYNN McNEIL Jenny Sunshine and rain at once; her smile and tears. (Churchland); G.A.A., 3 yrs.; F.H.A., 2 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 3 yrs.; Harvest Festival, 2 yrs.; Dra- matic Club, 3 yrs.; (Cradcck) Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr. The specialty for today is . . . Icing on rocks CAROL JUNE WARREN Carol Warm is the measure of at- tractions power. Lambda Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., vice- president, i yr.; Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Log Staff, 1 yr.; Voca- tional Office Training, 1 yr. In Memoriam of TONYA POPPELL March 12, 1961 Peek-A-Boo Charlie! WISDOM IS THE PRINCIPAL THING; THEREFORE GET WISDOM: AND WITH ALL THY GETTING GET UNDERSTANDING. Proverbs 4:7 So that ' s what ' s behind the green door. Valedictorian — Flo Daniel Salutatorian — Bill Bright Honor Qraduates Bob Stampley Sitting, left to right: Mary Ann Jereme, Judy Sims, Shirley Hayes, Carolyn Smith, Vivian Kenedy, Margie Pool, Vayka White, Ann Jennings, Lynne Davis, Kay Nance, Bonnie Kyle, Faye Meads, Sonny Richardson. Standing: Buddy Harris, Jimmy Hunley, Leroy Settle, Marti Hooten, Carolyn Stallings, Janice Revis, Flo Daniel, Mary L. Hoffler, Martha Barnes, Bob Stampley, Bill Bright, Bobby Edmunds. Senior Class Poem 1961 Senior Class Song 1961 As we meet our new horizons, Let us ne ' er forget our past. Let the knowledge we have gained here, In our lives forever last. May our future lives be richer What e ' er our goals may be, For we owe our inspiration, Dear Cradock High, to thee! The future calls me and so I go; Though I know not all that I must know. I dream and think What shall I be? A leader of men? A captain at sea? My end is uncertain upon this sod, But I shall persist with faith in God. One aim I ' ll keep through out my quest To strive each day to do my best. My talents I shall use in all that is done So that even in losing I know I ' ve won. The world I ' ll command without defeat, Through love and understanding of people I meet. I shall spend my life on goals so high That they will live on even after I die. Sally McDuffie, Poet Michael Hester Marv Lindsev Hoffler 68 Senior Class History We, the senior class of 1961, have come a long way since entering high school in Septem- ber, 1957. Four short years ago, although we tried not to show it, we looked up to the mighty seniors who forced us to carry books and to empty trays. After Initiation Week we began to organize our class. We elected Judy Sims, president; Buddy Hornick, vice president; Shir- ley Hayes, secretary; and J. R. Wilburn, treas- urer. Our able advisors were Mrs. R. Adams and Mr. W. Cox. We worked especially hard on our first high school prom, Stardust.” In our sophomore year, we elected Shortie Kay, president; Wayne Waff, vice president; Nellie Houston, secretary; and Buddy Hornick, treasurer. Our sponsors, Mrs. E. Bruce and Mr. P. Blake, gave our class guidance and we began to take school a little more seriously. We were very proud when Carole McCr eary was selected Maid-of-Honor in the Miss Cradock Contest, and Lee Smith was chosen Best Actor for his performance in Mounie ' s Kid Don ' t Cry. Our prom, Mardi Gras , was a big success. As juniors, we realized that we were upper classmen. Our class officers were John Casteen, president; Buddy East, vice president; Martha Barnes, secretary; and Sonny Richardson, treas- urer. Mrs. Heath and Mr. Wade assisted us in our endeavors. Again Carole McCreary was selected Maid-of-Honor in the Beauty Contest and Lee Smith was chosen Best Actor for his performance in Jenny Kissed Me. Other members of our class also brought honor to Cradock High School that year. Mary Hoffler was elected vice president of the State Future Teachers of America. John Casteen won the Virginia State Debate championship and re- ceived the Jeffersonian Gravel Award from the University of Virginia. He also attended the U. N. Pilgramage. Nellie Houston and Kay Nance attended the S.C.A. National Convention. The biggest event of our junior year, besides re- ceiving our rings, was giving the seniors a prom to remember. Everyone had a wonderful time at Tropical Paradise. When we became seniors, we did not feel as mighty as we had expected, but the under- classmen did not know this because we really enjoyed the long-waited for pleasure of initiat- ing freshmen. We were very pleased that Sammy Dunston was our Student Council president and- Penny Jones was our Student Council secretary. Our class officers were John Casteen, president; Sonny Richardson, vice president; Roberta Gib- son, recording secretary; and Shirley Hayes, cor- responding secretary. Miss Byrd and Mrs. Bruce were given the task of serving as class sponsors. At our last Homecoming, Sammy Dunston and Kay Nance reigned as King and Queen. Wayne Waff was chosen as All American and Larry Weldon was picke d as All State. Bobby Edmunds received the Outstanding Science Student award. Bob Stampley was the editor of the Shipmate and Martha Barnes was the editor of the Log. The Admiral , edited by Sally McDuffie, was dedicated to our wonderful principal, Mr. Booker. After mid-term exams, the Valedictorian and Salutatorian were announced. Then there was the Student-Faculty basketball game, the Senior Class play, Senior banquet, Baccalaureate, and, finally, Graduation. Our senior year was, indeed, our happiest and busiest year. As we received our diplomas we realized how much we had grown to love Cradock. It was in this school that we had made so many, many, friends; but now each would be going his own separate way into the world. As we left Cradock for the last time, we knew that we were well prepared for a very demand- ing future. Shirley Hayes Class Historian junior Class This year the Junior Class of Cradock has experienced an honor never received by a Junior Class in this school before. Because we were no longer part of the Norfolk County School System we were allowed to hove a different class ring. After long debate and deliberation we chose a design and we are very proud of it. That is not the only thing cur class is proud of this year. We were very pleased with the outccme of our Junior-Senior Prom. It was one we will long remember. Our class has also participated in many school projects as well as our own. Junior Class President Pom Hall Junior Class Officers — Gail Edwards, Chris Martin, Delena Jones I Junior Class Sponsors Mrs. Mounie, Mr. Wulzer Junior Prom Committee — Seated: Delena Jones, Martha Rae Butler, Glyndal Gay. Standing: Carol Creamer, Mary Ann Ward, Sandra Neathery, Betsy Hoffler. Junior Homeroom Presidents — Jay Sue Freeland, Delena Jones, Donald Cummings, Donna Hahn, Al Bastinelli, Diana Rose, Michael Crouch. ■■■ 71 juniors Becky Ambrose Gary Abrams Glenda Ambrose Curtis Allison Marie Armistead A. C. Baker Norma Babb Alan Baker Pam Baker Donald Barnes Butch Blow Janice Branch Ronnie Bost Jo Ann Brewer Freddy Bowin Amy Britton Ronnie Bray Kay Brooks John Breeding Sandra Brown 72 juniors Claude Brown Virginia Burke Earl Brown Martha Roe Butler Shirlee Butler Bill Bryant Joyce Canada Frank Bryant Mary Cato Thomas Bryant Harvlene Chavis Junior Bundy Charlotte Chevers Billy Burnell Patsy Clark Bill Cahoon Jean Cole John Cannon Donna Cornwell Aldridge Carey, Jr. Peggy Cowan Barry Cole Carol Creamer Danny Cook Barbara Cummins John Copland Pat Custer Gary Corns Linda Dempsey Walter Credle Mary DiGiovanni Mike Crouch Dot Ditter Don Cummings 73 4P-- juniors Carolyn Dowdy Billy Day Gail Edwards Bill Dean Carole Ellis Donald Garrett Carol Gilmore Donald Gibson Barbara Gordon Joe Gilliam Jay Sue Freeland Charles Frue Gyndal Gay Wayne Galloway Patsy Gillette Donna Hahn Robert Gilmer Pam Hall Hilliard Gooch Janice Hammond 74 juniors Tommy Hardin Joyce Herron Reid Harrell Glenda Hewlett Clarence Hasty Shirley Hewitt Richard Henderson Shirley Hill Danny Hodges Judy Hodges Tim Howde Betsy Hoffler Edgar Hudgins Joyce Hoffman Donnie Hudson Brenda Hooks Bobby Huggins Andrea Horton R. V. Johnson Janice Hughes Thomas Jordan Peggy Ingle Robert Kirkland Jackie Jackson Randy Lewis Shirley James Chris Martin Barbara Jenkins Mike Martin Hazel Jenkins Betty Harrell Johnny Gower Brenda Harris David Hall Mary Harrison 75 juniors Alice Johnson Jimmy McClellan Joyce Jolley Michael Miller Delena Jones Jackie Morris Dottie Jones Orin Neagle Betty Joyner Tommy Neathery Dora Kinzer Wayne Newsome Katherine Leary Thomas Nolan Linda Leeson Ronnie Pittman Janice Lippard George Pritchard Letty Lucas Allen Raynor Lenny Reppert Suzanne Moore James Rhew Marilyn Moose Benny Rodriguez Linda Martin Gary Read Pam Mason Gordon Reamey Pat Matovich Susan Morgan Tilford Rogerson Nellie Morgan Glen Rose Virginia Moy c juniovs Wayne Slocumb Ann O ' Quinn Bill Smith Judy Outten Jay Smith Sandy Owen John Smith Kay Parsons Roy Spears Nona Payne Steve Stewart Joyce Poe Richard Strickland Dorothy Potts Robert Swayn Ronnie Ryals Shirley Neal Roy Sands Sandra Neathery Joe Simpson Harriet Nelson Thomas Sitz Joy New Mike Slavzis Brenda Newman Linda Potts Lewis Templeton Brenda Powell Harry Thomason Linda Powell Paul Thompson Scarlet Prillaman Bernon Townsend Gloria Rary Donald Townsend juniors Charlotte Raynor Roy Ward Sandra Reaves Doug Wentz Sandra Rhodes J im Whiddon Doris Riggs ' Wayne White Diane Rose Richard Roark VT % i Ibbie Saddler Wendell White Clyde Sawyer Pete Wiggins Brenda Shackleford Joe Winslow Suzan Shinavtt Kirk Wood Sharon Short Jimmy Wynn Brinda Skelton Jerry Yarbrough Gail Smith Alwyn Yeakle Dianne Stancil Larry Young Eloise Stephins Barbara Steward Annette Strickland Dolores Swanson Vicki Sylvester Dolly Terry Jeanne VanDyck Margaret VanSant Merlene Waite 78 Doris Wylie Pearl Zucker juniors Mary Ann Ward Lynne Watson Barbara Welch Judith West Betty Whitehurst Linda Willard Par Williams Shirley Williams Brenda Wilson Bonita Wood CAMERA SHY Sarah Bailes Joe Benton Duke Brantley James Brown Linda Buckanan Dewey Burchett Blair Cahoon Janet Caporale James Carl Andrew Creed Lois Davis John Earwood Ronnie Goff Eddie House Bobby Jefferies Mark Jones Eugene Kitrell Gerald Lacerte Francis Mizzall Peggy Nelson Gene Newsome Gary Perry Henry Pittman Barbara Rogerson Doris Roper Virginia Rose Carol Slocumb Gene Smith Glora Staude Alfred Stephenson Sonny Taylor Richard Weff Nancy Whitlock Richard Williams 19 ' 5de Sopdomore Class Tommy Gillette led our class again this year. And through the conscientious help of our officers, the Sophomores have had a very successful year. The highlight of the year was the Freshman-Sophomore Prom. Under the direction of Virginia Darden and with the help of her committee, the prcm was a great success. The Sophomores have really had a wonderful year and we are looking forward to the two remaining years we will spend at Cradock. Sophomore Class President Tommy Gillette Sophomore Class Officers — Cheryl Poe, Eddie Mitchell, Connie Wolf, Linda Day 80 Sophomore Prom Committee — Sitting: Mary Ruth Sauvan, Virginia Darden, Brenda Keel. Standing: Katie Thomp- son, Vickie Anderson, Cheryl Poe. Sophomores Faye ' Abel Ray Abel Shelia Adams Frank Addington Kay Anderson George Allison Vicki Anderson Eddie Ashe Linda Anthony Wayne Bain Judy Askew Larry Bashford Mary Atwood Lloyd Beazley Phyllis Barbour Jim Bell Julie Bateman Sam Biggers Gloria Bennett Kenneth Bishop Harvey Bissette Carole Bergeron Larry Blalock Jackie Bishop Wayne Boggs Jane Bishop Johnny Bolduc Eleanor Branch Charles Boroady Kathy Brown Bobby Bracy Shirley Brown Eugene Bricker Kaye Buchanan Seb Britton Nancy Bulluck Dan Brockwell Pat Burgess Jack Cahoon Carolyn Burroughs 82 Sophomores Peggy Carpenter Don Callahan Diana Carr Robert Case Elaine Carter Donald Chapman Sandra Cassidy Kenneth Chapman Carol Chema John Christenburg Linda Collier Stan Clements Gail Conner Bill Collins Lynn Cooper Carolyn Cox Fred Cowan Doreen Craig Eddie Cummins Dianne Creel Andy Davenport Sandra Cunningham Harold Dodge Virginia Darden Pat Duckwall Mary Davis Mike Early Linda Day Rocky Edney Barbara DePriest Kenneth Everett Patricia Derby Lee Ewell Mary Diamond Ralph Ferebee 83 Sophomores Mary Lane Diddle Ronnie Fields Judy Dodd Joe Giarmono Gloria East Tommy Gillette Deana Edwards Bill Gordon Sharon England Larry Gower Myrne Evangelista George Griffin Linda Fisher David Hales Nancy Foreman Earnest Hales Mary Franklin Garry Hall Linda Frazier Ken Harper Linda Gaines Ray Harrell Sandra Gardner Mike Harris Sandra Garris Charles Harrison Karla Grant Bobby Havner Rita Hall Bill Hawkins Shirley Hanes Kenneth Hemmings Barbara Harris Jerry Hicks Bonnie Harrison Kenneth Hicks Judy Harrison Charles Hoffler Dianne Hawkins Darlene Hayden 84 Sophomores Donna Hayden Keith Holve Elyse Helvey Robert Horton Carolyn Herron Bobby Howell Jenny Hill Eugene Huddleston Valerie Hill Clyde Hunter Donna Holt Kenneth Insley Becky Howard Gene Johnson Judy Humphries Andy Johnston Janice Jacobs Malcolm Kelley Linda Johnson Darrell Larsen Melissa Johnson Edward Laskin Rosetta Johnson Ricky Lawson Judy Jones Tommy Lewis Judy Jones Allen Linton Dot Jordan Gregery Mancuso Peggy Jordan Fred Mangouranen Mary Kincaid Raymond Marshall Diane King Steve McClellan Mary Ann Klugh Roy McClenney Bernice Knowles Steve McClenney 85 Sophomores Emma Knowles William McDilda Margaret Lader Jerry McHargue Betty Long Eddie Mitchell Sandra Magee Johnny Mitchell Dianne Manning Bobby Monell Barbara Mason Joe Morrell Gay Massey Roland Morrisette Paula Maxon Roy Myers Veronica McCartney Graver Nash Sandra McClellan David Nichols Cathryn McCraney Ralph Nichols Pat McNabb Thomas Nickelsen Julie Michels Donnie Oliver Linda Miller Joe Oliver Linda Miller Ray Orland Phyllis Miller Ollie Osborne Betty Mills Jack Parrish Sharon Minnix J. C. Pettite Linda Mitchell Mike Phelps Ann Moncrief Ruben Piland 86 Sophomores Judy Murphy James Pope Pat Nelson Shelton Raynor Glenda Newsome Dennis Reed LaVerne Nuckles Hollis Rich Beverly O ' Dell Paul Richardson Sandra Palmer Carl Rivenbark Ellen Pipkin Dannie Rose Cheryl I Poe Donnie Rose Mary Raynor Jimmy Sandefur Annette Riggs Wayne Scott Sharon Ripley Allen Seager Janet Robinson John Singleton Loretta Runyon Lee Smith Ann Saunders Wayne Smith Mary Sauran Lee Snellings Shirley Sawyer Fred Snodgrass Joan Scarbough Donnie Sparrer Priscilla Scott Robert Sparrer Donna Sealey Ronnie Spivey Jackie Sellers Clarence Stegall 87 Sophomores Sharon Simmons Billy Stuart Delores Smith Al Thomos Diana Smith Donald Thornton Anita Spears Mike Tilley Linda Speight Tommy Umberger Dianne Spence Lacy Vess Kaye Spencer Sonny Walker Lynn Spicer Bill Ward Doris Stegall Ricky Warren Sylvia Stewart Richard Wasley Judy Strother Dennis Webb Judy Stroupe Larry White Jeri Sullivan Richard Wilburn Carole Swanson Jasper Williams Joyce Thomas Mike Wise Kathy Thompson Danny Wood Loretta Turner Alvin Woods Nancy Wgde Wayne Wylie Sarah Wall Janet Walters Jeannette Waters Diana Welch 88 Sophomores Betty Wildon Charlotte Whitehurst Shirley Wiggins Judy Williams Sheila Williams Virginia Wimmer Connie Wolfe Pat Yates Joan Yeakle Betty Yeary CAMERA SHY Marie Abbott John Atwood Frederick Balback Billy Bozemore Joe Bridgeman Joe Brown Roy Chappell Dorthy Coleson Danny Davis Ronnie Davis Sara Ferree Robert Gava Tommy Gladson Leslie Heath Irene Jordan Janet Justice Brenda Kell Shirley Lewin Ward Moore Billy Morris Tommy Myers Dorothy New Paul Perdue Brenda Randolph James Rayburn Patricia Riggs Thomas Watson Pat Williams 89 jme SresfimAn Class Under the successful leadership of Danny Stegal, our class president, we, the Freshmen have experienced a very event- ful year. Our sponsors. Miss Fitzgerald and Mr. Hohman, were very helpful in every way. Our biggest and most exciting project was the Freshman- Sophomore Prom. With the collection of $1.00 dues we were able to carry out the theme very successfully. We can truthfully say that this year will be one to remem- ber. We shall look forward to cur last few years at Cradock. Freshman Class President Danny Stegal 90 U Freshman Class Sponsors Miss Fitzgerald, Mr. Hohman Freshman Prom Committee — Ann Bouckart, Mary Robert- son, Diana Gregory, Barbara Kesler. freshman Homeroom Presidents — Paul White, Brenda Rousey, Buddy Campbell, Marion Hollo- well, Ann Bouckart, Tom Pittman, Jo Ann Buck, Brenda Poe, Tommy Salas. 91 HHBi Peggy Allford Gilbert Ausburne Carol Baker Doug Aydlette Carol Barker Earl Ba ' ley Thomas Bailey Patricia Barnes Bobby Baker Patty Barnes Kenneth Barnett Maxine Bass Diane Batten Michael Beaver Patricia Bell Norman Bender Brenda Bentley Johnny Boaze 3resd men Brenda Benton George Bonner Ruth Bickley Billy Boone Treva Blackwelder Duke Brantley John Briggs Vicki Booze Bill Brown Ann Bouckart Garland Brown Diane Bowles Sandra Bridges Harvey Bryant Patti Buchanan Billy Buch Jo Ann Buch Al Burch Jimmy Burke Pat Butler Patrick Callahan Shirley Butler Buddy Campbell Janis Corneal 92 Sheila Carney Gary Carlton Sandra Carter Ronnie Carrigan Janet Cauterburg Wayne Carruthers John Chilton Phyllis Chappell Billy Cooper Pam Chase Ronnie Corns Peggy Connelley Barbara Conner Barry Craps Virginia Copper Charles Dail Dona Cox Woody Dail 3vesfi men Patsy Cravn Craig Davis Sue Crisp Hershel Davis Linda Crowe Donald Delaney Melvin Demarest Darlene Cusick David Dorson Pennie Daniel Vic Eason Ginny Daughtrey Carolyn Davis Eddie Edge Barbara Dickens Wayne Edwards Joyce Dixon Buster Ewers Denny Faust Cathy Durket Raymond Ferebee Mary Eanes Jimmy Fredick Bonnie Kay Earnest 93 Janet Earnest Richard Furlough Betty Elliott Bobby Goins Martha Elder James Hall James Hall Brenda Eure Paul Harvey Peggy Fields Ray Hedgepath Kathy Foxworth Peggy Gaines Sammy Hedgepeth Barbara Gava William Holt Linda Gayle Jerry Howard 3 resfi men Peggy Gibbs Johnny Ivy Kay Godwin Michael Jamersor Brenda Goff Dale Jennings Don Jenson Lois Gray Jesse Jones Diane Gregory Gene Jordan Judy Gregory Priscilla Griffin Raymond Jordan Kaye Grubb Doug Joyner Heidi Gustavsen William Kelly David Kennedy Leslie Hall Leo Kilpatrick Barbara Harris Troy King Brenda Harris 94 Ellen Harris Michael Kinger Norman Hemmings Eddie Kramer Brenda Henderson Charles Lawson Ricky Lentz Patsy Hicks Danny Long Janet Hight Leon Long Frances Holley Marian Hollowell Edward Lucas Connie Hough Raymond Luck Sue E. Howell Joe Martin 3vesfimen Carolyn Jackson Dale Matthews Libby Johnson John McCormick Barbara Jones John McDilda Scotty McGhee Pat Jones Skip McLean Jane Jordan Robert McMahon Jeanne Kelly Barbara Kesler Phillip McMillion Diana Kiss Lin Monell Dottie Klugh Charles Morgan Ricky Morgan Wymona Knowles David Nelson Doris Koren Jerry Nipper Donna Krise 95 Jean Langdon Kenneth Nipper Pat Levine Danny Norris Linda Lafler Bobby Oakey David O ' Shields Irene Lloyd LeRoy Parker Pat Mallory Robert Parker Vicki Martin Sandra Mathis Mike Petrie Patsy Mizell Richard Phillips Christine Moore Tom Pittman 3resfimen Gloria Moore Joe Porter Joan Moore Wayne Prince Sandra Moore Paul Quincy David Ragan Dianne Morgan David Ralph Helen Morgan Richard Rayburn Rita Mosberger Suzanne Moss Ralph Rea Jennifer Murray Maurice Reaves Linda Myers Phillip Richardson Ray Richardson Christine Nance Buch Robbins Nancy Neathery Theron Rollins Becky Newson 96 Sue Newbern Wylie Roper Ernestine Nix Jimmy Rose Cinely O ' Ganey Robert Rose Tommy Salas Patsy Saunders Linda Parrish Kent Saunders Joan Pegram Mary F. Phillips Nick Saunders Nancy Piper Larry Scarborough Rachael Pittman Gary Shaffer Carol Pleasant 3resfimen Jeff Shannon Brenda Poe Gary Smith Joan Pool Larry Smith Lee Smith Pat Pope William Sparrer Connie Poulter Charles Spear Rose Powers Jeaneatt Presley Joe Spivey Gaye Price Danny Stegall Sheila Pritchard Buddy Stephenson Benny Stone Judy Quick Denny Strickland Linda Radcliff Ray Strutton Judy Reaves Joyce Reapess John Swain Barbara Richardson Joe Talley Martha Richardson Johnny Taylor Joe Townsend Mary Roberson Jack T rexler Linda Roberts Billy Vandiver Betty Rogerson Linda Roper Ray Walker Linda Rummage Tommy Waters Earlene Rutledge David Watson 3resd men Sandra Saddler Harry Weathers Brenda Saul Paul White Jackie Sell Everette Whitley Larry Whit ley Ellen Shuler Steve Whitley Brenda Simmons Ronnie Wiley Elaine Smith Judy Smith Roy Williams Eileen Spahn Ricky Winkler Paula Sprouse Kelford Woodard Tommy Wooten Barbara Stout Howard Wyatt Diane Stovall Roy Zucker Marion Sylvester 98 Patsy Thomas Betty Todd Ellen Tripp Janice Turmen Janice Turman Carol Tyler Renee Vann Joyce VanSant Emma Varney Lou Ellen Vaughan Glenda Vess Brenda Walden Pat Ward Carol West Delores Whitehurst Jean Wilkes Marie Wilkinson Judith Williams 3resd men Louise Williams Rose Willoughby Martha Wimmer Martha Wright CAMERA SHY Donna Atkinson Leslie Bass Erwin Bright Timothy Creekmore Bobby Crisp Linda George Ellen Gibbs Ron Golfarb Herbert Hale Ray Houde Nancy Meeks Gordon Miller Gloria Neptune Brenda Rousey Donna Rowe Frida Runyon Barbara Shires Mildred Smith Johnny Swain Edgar THbmas Mary Lou Von See James Woodruff Anna Jean Zinn 99 fide 8tfi Qva.de This year our 8th grade class of Cradock High School was the first to have the honor of participating in the school ' s yearbook, The Admiral. Under the leadership of cur president, Ralph Geabhart, and the supervision of Mrs. Pollard, our class sponsor, we have had a good year. We have taken part in many school activities and projects. We can truthfully say that this year has been one to re- member. We shall look forward, with much anticipation, to our next four years at Cradock. 8th Grade Class President Ralph Geabhart 8th Grade Class Officers — Nita Fortune, Ronnie Conway, Dennis Novack. 8th Grade Class Sponsor — Mrs. Pollard 8th Grade Homeroom Presidents — Standing: Nat Malcom, Ronnie Peterson, Billy Jones, Donald Price, Paul Sturgill. Seated: Bernice Gray, Mary Melson, Diane Stone, Flora Riggs, Lorraine McKenzie, Erleen Fuller, Grade Selley. Phyllis Acey Ronnie Addington Nancy Adams Teddy Addington Betty Ames James Adams Jimmy Allman Joan Atkinson Lindsey Alston Martha Ausburne Harry Amory Andrea Avera Patsy Ballance Linwood Archer Karen Banks Teddy Bailey Barbara Bastinelli Paul Barkley Buddy Barrett Mary Bathe Robert Barton Joyce Baucon Joseph Bathe Judy Beamon Claudis Beauchamp David Beale Sandra Benton Michael Beebe Dorothy Berck Gary Bell Leon Bell Gimma Beunis Donnie Beshop Marsha Bickley Earl Blackburn Naomi Bickley Barbara Bissette Tommy Blalock Judy Blair Gary Bond Dora Blake Dennis Boyette Donald Bracy Carolyn Blaylock Hugh Brady Sheila Bogan Michael Breeding Joan Boling Peggy Bostic Jimmy Brett Diane Boyd Bradley Brown Phyllis Brocy William Brown Walace Bundy Lynn Bridgers Donald Burcher Dale Brinson Charles Burton Zora Brown I Rondi Bryant Freddy CaHoon Anito Burke George Carawafi Janet Butler Aubrey Carey Billy Carter Linda Cain Randy Carter Dena Carter Thomas Case Geraldine Carter Parlette Cawthon Richard Chouinaid Patsy Chambers. Ray Clark Billie Clevenger Sammy Clark Ronnie Conway Frances Colebank Mike Cox Linda Combs Gordon Creed Sarah Condee Diane Cook George Cummingham Judy Creech William Cumminghar Barbara Cummings Stan DeHart Ronnie Dooley Alice Davis George Dunlow Carol Dovis Michael Dunlow Christine Davis Karen Deal Steve Edwards Arlene Demarest Duke Ellington Joyce Dillaboy David Estes Henry Evans Geraldine Drew Earl Ezell Helen Durket Billy Ferguson Patsy Edwards Jean Elliott Gary Fields Nancy Flowers Henry Flythe Marie Foltz Eugene Foster Ricky Frazier Betty Forbes Tommy Friend Nita Fortune Don Frye Mildred Fredick j Brenda Frye Gary Gaines Erleen Fuller John Galuska Janice Furlough Joe Gardener Michael Garrett Sherry Gaines Ralph Geabhart Jane Garner David Gearhart Vicki Garrenton Arlene Garret Marvin Gibson Margaret Gartley Doug Gilbert Jane Gettier Douglas Gilmore Johnny Goodhue Linda Gibbs Glen Gorson Sandra Gilbert Earle Gower Sharon Gilbert Alice Gingras Robert Green Pam Godwin James Hale Patricia Goffredo Tommy Hall Dailey Harrell Bernice Hray Hillie Harris Susie Gray Robert Harrison Linda Grimes Connie Grubb Bill Havens Ann Hall Andy Hays Linda Halpin Kenny Henkle Ken Hill Gail Hammond Jimmy Hoffman Diane Hare Tommy Holt Nancy Hargrove Mary Harkey Bobby Hooten Laura Hatcher Ricky Horner Kathy Hayden Albert Humphries Toni Irwin Bonnie Hirst Billy Ivy Audrey Hobbs Robert Jaclbs Brenda Hoffman I | I Mary Hogge Dickie Jefferies Carolyn Hord David Jennings Judy Horton Earl Jones William Jones Joan Howell Garland Joyner Faye Hughes Raymond Kahn Susan Jackson Holly Jacocks Bobby Kilpatrick Jackie Jacobs James King Jill Jones Dean Kohler Arnold Ketchum Marion Jones Michael Koon Marsha Jone s Harold Kretzer Mary Helen Jones Darlene Johnson Milton Lader Louise Justice Jimmie Laydin Jo Anne Kellam Bill Leary Bennie Lippard Susan Kimble Buddy Lucas Elsie Kohser Nat Malcolm Marie Lee Sharon Leneave Donnie Marlowe Kathy Lewis James Martin Ruth Liljegren Chester May James McForland Paula Locascio Johnny Meeks Lovey Luke Eddie Miller Elizabeth Manning Janet Martin William Miller Becky Mashburn Worth Morgan Virginis Mathison Steven Morse George Murray Mary Mayberry Charles Myers Kathy McCormick Glen Myers Lorraine McKenzie J Linda Meods Herbie Myers Mary Melson Rodney Magy Glenda Miles Dennis Neagle Jack Neely Charlotte Miller Bobby Newburn Jane Miller Dennis Novack Sandra Mitchell Delores Morgan Graham Mills Deloris Morgan Johnny Oliver Janet Morgan Stevie Oliver Charles Orrock Judy Morgan Billy Overstreet Margaret Mor ell Richard Painter Susan Moyer Linda Murray Ronnie Peterson Regina Neely Joseph Petrie Sandra Nettles Buddy Pleasants Lynwood Potts Ann Newburn Sammy Powell Kay Orland Stanley Powell Otie Ann Ostrander Bonnie Parks Donald Price • Cynthia Paul Greg Price Ann Payne Leonard Provost William Ralph Mira Payne Stacy Raynor Sharon Perdue Steve Rhew Kwajalien Peters Donna Phillips Cecil Rhoades Faye Phillips Jeryl Robinson Claire Picard Allen Rogertson Kenneth Rose Rachael Piland Marvin Rose Susan Pinkston Thomas Rose Linda Poland Gini Powell Eugene Rudy Jo Anne Powell Billy Satterfield Peggy Prather Ronnie Sandefur J immy Solas Edna Presley Jimmy Schmus Mickie Rary Tim Segnitz Sylvia Ratburn Andrea Rea Bill Selburne Carol Rice Ronnie Settle Linda Richardson Bobby Simmons Eddie Sheppard Sharon Richardson Sammy Simmons Flora Riggs Billy Smith Gail Rose Vivian Russell Donald Smith Carolyn Salas Reggie Smith Diane Saunders Terry Smith Ricky Snipes Mary Ann Sawyer Richard Spear Carol Self Ken Spiers Grade Selley Linda Shields Billy Stallings Barbara Shook Alan Stangle Patsy Simmons Bobby Stinnett Dennis Strickland Judy Skelton Paul Sturgill Faye Smith Roger Styron Linda Smith Rosemary Sneed Jackie Taylor Peggy Spencer Truxton Taylor Victoria Spahn Jack Templeton William Thornton Diane Stone Tommy Tiller Jeanette Stout Monnie Tripp Brenda Stovall Carol Shearin David Tynch Linda Strickland George Tuckwiller Marian Stuck Sidney Vess Martin Vines Joyce Sullivan Jerry Warrin Margaret Anne Swain Tonny Watson Toni Sylvester Judy Davis Gordon Wheatley Patricia Taylor Eddie Whitehurst Sandra Taylor David Wilkins Fitzer Williams Janet Thomas Ronnie Williams Raelea Tompkins Roy Williams Brenda Tucker Collen Walburn Robert Walker Rosalie Weyant Jonathan Willis Iris White Michael Wyatt Richard Yapp Leondra White James Yellen Marie Whitehurst Kay Wiggs Mavis Williams Gloria Womas Connie Woods Elaine Woods Elizabeth Wright Carolyn Wywias Gloria Yarborough 108 CAMERA SHY Lannie Armel Pearl Jennings Charles Beale Rober Kalkreuth Hugh Brady Ernest Kirkland Douglas Bridges Steve Laudis Kathleen Creekmore Lene Munzie Linda Davis Patricia Page David Fitzwater David Prosser John Griffin Valerie Smith Pat Hill Sandra Styron Billy Hudson Peggy Warren The 8th Grade at work. 109 k l v 1 u ' ' m 1 Mr -1 1st Row: Ronnie Davis, Jacky Morris, Johnny Lee, Wayne Waff, Earl Freeland, Bobby Lee, Larry Weldon, Tommy Presnell, Randy Lewis, Eddie House, Eddie Eaves, Bucky Lawson, Billy Burnell, Jay Smith, Bobby Howe, Danny Stegall, Mike Martin, Buddy Hornik, Mike Crouch, Alan Baker, Gordon Barnes, Donnie Rose, LeRoy Curtis, Ray Workman, Larry Hallowell 3rd Row: John Evy, Richard Flythe, Billy Stuart, Joe Martin, 3oot VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. Moon, Mr. Weldon, Head Coach, Mr. Eure. TEAM HISTORY Improvement was the key word for the 1960 football ' Ad- mirals. Under the direction of head coach, Larry Weldon, Line Coach Russ Moon, and End Coach Mac Eure, the Admirals ended their season with a fine 7-2-1 win-loss record. After being tied by Newport News in the opening game and losing to a strong Great Bridge Eleven, the Admirals went on to win the ■Li y jSXH, f 47 jm 1 UTO mm i(L« ” _ I M pfr CL— 9 p ' ■ Sr ' ft T S J %■ y ■ jfe TiiVI Billy Brett, Gordon Phillips, J. R. Wilburn. 2nd Row: Gillette, Lee Smith, Wayne Boggs. Not pictured, Alvin Jackie Kennedy, Bobby Bracey, Edward Laskin, Danny Woods. Wood, Gordon Reamy, Richard Strickland, Tommy Ball next five games in a row and lost only to Norview for the rest of the season. The Admirals were one of the top offen- sive teams in the district with the passing of Larry Weldon, Jr. to Cradock ' s outstanding ends, Wayne Waff and J. R. Wilburn, plus the fine running of Fullback Eddie House Coach Russ Moon did a fine job with the line, that never ceased to improve. Billy Brett, Randy Lewis, Tommy Presnell, Bobby Lee, and Eddie Eaves were the bulk of the line, opening gaps for the swift halfbacks, Gordon, Phillips and Earl Freeland to slide through. Improvement played a larger part on de- fense where it was needed most. With the help of Mr. Charles Brown, Admiral scout, Cradock made marked improvement in de- fense. The Lee twins, Bobby and Johnny, Billy Brett, Buddy Hornik, J. R. Wilburn, and Wayne Waff composed the front line. They were backed by line backers; Gordon Barnes, Jackie Morris, and Donnie Rose. The deep men, Ray Workman and LeRoy Curtis at halfback and Allan Baker at safety compiled the best pass defense record in the district. Coach Weldon remarked after the final game, This was one of the finest teams I ' ve ever had the pleasure of coaching. Cradock Admirals Wayne Waff Senior End Allan Baker Junior Quarterback LeRoy Curtis Senior Halfback Senior Tackle Junior Guard Jackie Morris Junior End Randy Lewis Junior Center Earl Freeland Senior Halfback Gordon Phillips Senior Halfback Tommy Presnell Senior Guard Gordon Barnes Senior Fullback Larry Weldon Senior Quarterback Billy Brett Senior . Tackle Buddy Hornik Senior Guard II i t ' v, i Mike Crouch Junior Halfback Ronnie Davis Sophomore Tackle Mike Martin Junior _ Halfback Ray Workman Senior Halfback Donnie Rose Sophompre Guard - 1 ” ■ • , ft One side, please — Halfback, Gordon Phillips evades host 1 of Wilson tacklers in Thanksgiving game play. Come here, you — Linebacker, Donnie Rose hauls down Cavalier runner. What now. Coach — Fullback, Eddie House finds himself overcome by some low flying Pilots. The Admirals are always anxious to meet the Opposition. “Go — Fullback Eddie House drives for yardage in Norview game. Larry Weldon and Wayne Waff, co-captains. Surprise — Ray Workman finds ball in his hands in Princess Anne game. Do ra me — End, J. R. Wilburn sings solo as he grabs down pass against Great Bridge. Hold that Tiger — Safety Alan Baker nabs Princess Anne ball car- rier to stop a long run. 1st row: Gerbie Myers, Jeb Britain, Tommy Bailey, Sammy Hedgepath, Joe Giarmono, Donald Gibson, Har- vey Bryant, Harry Weathers, Mike Tilly. 2nd Row: Roy Myers, Johnny Harris, Jimmy Brett, Gordon Grimes, Barry Cole, Tommy Silas, Larry Bashford, Joe Tally, Hershal Davis, John Cannon, Joe Brown. 3rd Row: Ralph Ferby, Ray Orland, Charles Harris, Jimmy Frede- rick, Ricky Winkler, Alan Sieger, Bobby Howe, John Evey, Jimmy Rhew. v. 3ootS a SCHEDULE Cradock 32 Great Bridge 0 Cradock 7 Maury 6 Cradock 25 Norview 13 Cradock 25 Barry Robinson 13 Cradock 13 Oscar Smith 6 Mr. Jack Benzie, Coach 1 18 1st Row: Ronnie Settle, Duke Ellington, Marvin Gibson, Jack Templeton, Harry Amory, Trucky Taylor, Jimmy Brett. 2nd Row: Reggie Smith, Kenneth Barnett, David Beale, Nat Malcolm. 3rd Row: Sam Jesselson, Bill Havens, Dennis Novak, Herbie Myers, Stevie Oliver, 8tfi Qrade 3oot all SCHEDULE Oct. 1 Cradock 27 Deep Creek Oct. 8 Cradock 40 Great Bridge Oct. 15 Cradock 0 Churchland Oct. 22 Cradock 46 Deep Creek Oct. 29 Cradock 37 Great Bridge Nov. 5 Cradock 13 Churchland Locomotive, locomotive !! Jackie Taylor, Ralph Geabhart, Louis Edlestein, Donnie Bishop. 4th Row: Billy Jones, Leon Bell, Jimmy Salis, Chuck Collier, Johnny Griddon, Mr. Wade, Bunny White, Mr. Byrd. 8td Qrade Cfi eerleaders 1st Row: Patsy Simmons, Bonnie Hurst. 2nd Row: Peggy Prather, Nancy Hargrove, Betty Thorbes. 3rd Row: Kay Wiggs, Darlene Johnson, JoAnn Kellem. Miss Teoford Cheerleader Sponsor WRtSTUHS o B0 Cfc high WRtSTlUfi iVtSTU . fl i ot«tlfW6 STUHG , V’mOH jpcsniNS XKOOCjf ■ GtLoi 1st Row: Charles Hoffler, Joe Talley, Bernie Combs Earl Freeland, Jay Smith, Bobby Bracy, Gordon Reamey. 2nd Row: Eddie Eaves, Tommy Presnell, Jacky Kennedy, Eddie House, Harold Evans, Billy Brett. 3rd Row: Joe Martin, Gordon Barnes, Bobby Snow, Ronnie Davis, Al Bastinelli, Ted Bailey, Raymond Gordon, Bill Beal, Mississippi Steward. Earl Freeland with wrestling coach, Russ Moon. Eddie Eaves Tommy Presnell Wrestling Team History The Admiral wrestling team this year was a decided im- provement over the past years. The Cradock team had sev- eral boys who were among the better wrestlers in the Eastern District. Jay Smith, with a won, 9-lost, 3 record, Harold Evans, with a won, 7-lost, 4 record, and Sonny Richardson, with a won, 6-loss, 1 record had the best records on the team. Jay Smith and Harold Evans were named co-captains of the team. This was a high honor for both boys since they are juniors and will be back with the team next year. Some of the highlights of the year were the Eastern Dis- trict Meet and also the State Meet, held at Princess Anne. The Cradock team completed a 4-5 record. 120 Sonny wrestles with a Trucker!!! Eddie House and Jacky Ken- nedy. Wrestling Schedule Cradock vs South Norfolk — Won Cradock vs Granby Cradock vs Norfolk Catholic — Won Cradock vs Princess Ann Cradock vs Maury Cradock vs Norfolk Catholic — Won Cradock vs Wilson Cradock vs Churchland — Tied Cradock vs Norview Cradock vs Norfolk Academy — Won Earl Freeland Bernie Combs Tommy Presnell Billy Brett Harold Evans Jay Smith Charles Hoffler Joe Talley Kay Nance Co-Captain Sandy Stevenson Co-Captain Miss Phoebe Weaver Sponsor Carole McCreary Senior Delena Jones Junior Linda Whitley Senior Left to Right: Sondy Stevenson, Margaret Van Sant, Diana Rose, Delena Jones, Brenda Shackleford, Carole McCreary, Kay Nance, Lynn Davis, Joyce Blake. I Shirley James, Co-Captain, Miss Roxanne Teaford, Coach, Carolyn Cox, Co-Captain Qk Is’ Athletic G.A.A. Winning BOWLERS: Dot Ditter. 2nd Dlace: Sallv McDuf- Hoed 1st Row: Mary Jo Ditter, Sandra Brown, Susan Pinkston, Shirley James, Carolyn Cox. 2nd Row: Clyde Sawyer, Dot Ditter, Nancy Wade, Joan Scarbrough, Randi Bryont, Gloria Bennett, Dottie Burke. Randi and Shirley bully the ball! G.A A. members make ALL-STAR and ALLIED hockey teams. 1st Row: Randi Bryant, ALL- STAR. 2nd Row: Shirley James, Allied, Joan Scarbrough, Allied, Mary Jo Ditter, Allied. Stop that Shotgun . Randi Bryant and Julia Bateman, Co-Captains. 1st Row: Carolyn Cox, Shirley James, Sandre Brown, Sandra Mitchell, Donna Phillips, Susan Pinkston, Karla Grant, Mary Jo Ditter; 2nd Row: Dale Brin- son, Judy Skelton, Clyde Sawyer, Julia Bateman, Randi Bryant, Betty Ames, Linda Gibbs, Nonie White. Association Bas6eff all Mary Jo Ditter, Table Tennis Winner. Left to Right: Bobbie Jeffries, Larry Weldon, Ray Spears, Alan Baker, Jackie Morris, John Atwood, Chris Martin, Wayne Waff, Reid Harrell, Jrery Yarborough, J. R. Wilburn, Buddy Harris, Charlie Lewis, Billy Jeffries, Marion Evans. Varsity Bas£d6all Wayne Waff, Captain Coach Mac Eure 126 9 , 1 5P5W ■L� 9 hi Charlie Lewis Senior Jackie Morris Junior Basketball Scoreboard Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Cradock Reid Harrell Junior Chris Martin Junior Bobby Jeffries Junior Billy Jeffries Senior Wi m Woyne Waff Senior Marion Evans Junior Suffolk Elizabeth City Churchlond S. Norfolk Maury Warwick Hampton Norview Churchlond Newport News Suffolk S. Norfolk Granby Great Bridge Princess Anne Wilson L. Wilburn Senior John Atwood Junior Jerry Yarbrough Junior Larry Weldon Senior Alan Baker Junior 130 Basketball History Sporting the best record ever so far this year, the Cradock cagers have chalked up several upsets. The club is made up of 5 seniors, including Wayne Waff, Captain, J. R. Wilburn, Larry Weldon, Charlie Lewis, and Billy Jeffries. Representing the Juniors are Jackie Morris, who is leading the district in scoring, Allan Baker, John Atwood, Bobby Jeffries, Jerry Yarborough, Roy Spears, and Marion Evans. Led by Jackie Morris and Wayne Waff, the Ad- mirals have turned out to be the surprising team of the Eastern District. By dumping Maury, Warwick, Hampton, Norview, Churchland, Suffolk, and Great Bridge, the Admirals are tied with Wilson for 1st place in the District. The Coach, Mr. Mac Eure, is proud of the record compiled by his boys and is sure that this good work will continue. 1st Row: John Evy, Donny Stegall, Eddie Mitchell, Tommy Myers, Steve McClenney, Dave Dorson, Phil McMillan. 2nd Row: Wayne Prince, Paul Jenson, Steve McClellan. $.V. Bas£d£ia Steve McClenney, Paul Perdue, and Tommy Myers, J. V. Cap- tains 131 Mr. Hohmann, Coach Mr. Wade, Coach SCHEDULE Dec. 16 Cradock 22 Kempsville 34 Jan. 6 Cradock 65 Deep Creek 24 Jan. 12 Cradock 49 Churchland 24 Jan. 13 Cradock 33 Kempsville 47 Jan. 19 Cradock 43 Great Bridge 26 Jan. 20 Cradock 56 Va. Beach 40 Feb. 2 Cradock 73 Deep Creek 19 Feb. 10 Cradock 44 Churchland 35 Feb. 17 Cradock 49 Great Bridge 46 Feb. 24 Cradock 47 Deep Creek 21 Mar. 2 Cradock 50 Churchland 53 Mar. 9 Cradock 53 Great Bridge 43 Ralph Geibhart and Dennis Novak, Co-Captains Get that BALL-L-L-L back! 8tk Qrade Basket Ball Archer shoots the ball! 1st Row: Linwood Archer, Bill Shelburn, Billy Hudson, Dicky Jeffries, Bobby Newburn, Roger Styron, Bill Havens. 2nd Row: Ronnie Peterson, Landy Armell, Ralph Geibhart, Donald Burcherd, Doug Gilmore, Dennis Novak, Billy Jones, Bob Harrison. 9U0II HVIflf!!! Kneeling: Mary Ruth Sauvan, Beverly O ' Dell. Standing: Diane Bowles, Patsy Thomas, Brenda Poe, Becky Howard, Diane Spence, Phyllis Miller, Leslie Hall, Betty Weidon. J. V. Co-Captains, Beverly O ' Dell and Mary Ruth Sauvan Miss Diane Fary Sponsor Down by the river Mr. MacDonald Eure has coached our football and basketball teams this year. He played baseball, basketball, football and tennis in high school and college. His favorite sports are- basketball fol- lowed by football and baseball. Mr. Eure likes people, and says his favorite personalities are Cradock ' s students. His final statement was I am the best looking coach at this school. Mr. Larry Weldon, the head coach at Cradock, lettered in high school and college in football, baseball, basketball, and boxing. Mr. Weldon ' s likes are peo- ple and food and he dislikes snakes. His favorite personality is Red Skelton. Mr. Weldon played pro. football and baseball, and excelled highly in both. If you want proof that he ' s good, just osk him! Mr. Charles Wade, a newcomer to the coaching staff, coaches tennis, 8th grade football, and basketball. He par- ticularly likes jazz and classical music, good food, and intelligent people. His only dislike is hypocrites. His favorite personality is Bob Hope. Though he is new at Cradock he has already ac- quired a nick name of Shot Gun , so called in honor of his famous shot gun tests. Supports Of Sports Mr. Russel Moon, the little man on the staff, graduated from V.P.I. on the Dean ' s list. He has played football, basketball, wrestling, and track, in high school and in college. He was on the All-City and All-District Football teams, All-State Team in Basketball, and All- Southern Conference Team. He likes sports, and dislikes boys with long hair. His favorite personality is Sgt. Bilco. Mr. Moon also has a talent for art as he was president of his high school Art Club. Cradock feels quite honored to have its own personal MOON. Mr. Cornelius Hohmann, olios Mr. Clean , has played football and base- ball in high school and in college. His likes are steak and he has no dislikes. He likes the musical contributions of Doris Day, Mitch Miller and Ray Con- iff. He says he has 1 50 favorite person- alities each year. Mr. Reggie Byrd, coach of 8th grade football, and basketball, played foot- ball and track in high school and in college. He made All-Forman Field, All- Tidewater, All-State and All-Southern in football. He was president of the Art Club and his Hi Y. He stayed on the dean ' s list all through college. His likes are sports and recreation and he dislikes loafers. His favorite personality is Doris Day. He contradicts all biologi- cal facts known by being the only 190 pound Byrd in existence. Mr. Jack Benzie, known as Captain Jack , played football, baseball, and track in high school and in college. He was in the Sr. Class Play, and was elected Best-Looking, Most Athletic, and Most Popular. He won Best Looking Football Player in Tidewater in 1948. He likes fishing, camping, ice cream and coconut pie. He dislikes rainy days. His favorite personality is Frank Gif- ford. Not only does he like Semi-Clas- sica! music but he also helped write his Senior Class Song. Ho,n= — hS must De 0 dvor ce. fide Admiral Honors Wayne Waff The Admiral would like to honor Wayne Waff for his outstanding record in football. Wayne has been named on the All-Portsmouth, All-Tidewater, All-State, All-Southern, and fin- ally the All-American football teams. These are quite distinguished honors and it is the first time a Tidewater athlete has been named to the No. 1 All-American high school team, se- lected by the Wigwam Wiseman of America. This Cradock High senior, 209 stretched over 6-6, is quite obsessed with speed, which is unusual in such a tall boy. In running, Wayne is as good as he is persistent. He is the fastest wind sprint man on the Cradock Track squad and is also outstanding in the mile relay, the 440, and in the broad jump. Wayne is an outstanding basketball player. Wayne comments, Basketball isn ' t my game, but I like it because you ' re doing something all the time and you get a chance to run. How- ever, Wayne is better than a journeyman bas- ketball player. He was the No. 5 pointmaker in the Eastern District last year and he was also fifth in the league in rebounds. However, football is Wayne ' s specialty. He scored eight touchdowns and a dozen extra points last autumn, the state ' s 14th Group 1 -A scorer and the leading pointmaker among the ends. And, of course, he has been first team on every All-Star unit named. He led the Vir- ginia High School League in pass catching last season, snagging 35 for 51 1 yards and seven touchdowns in leading the Admirals to a 7-1 record. In spite of his many honors, Wayne has re- tained his modesty and genuine friendliness. His smile is large, frequent, modest, and most genuine. And because of these admirable traits Wayne has been voted the Most Popular boy in the senior class. So, to this most versatile athlete we would like to say, We ' re not only proud of you — but we also like you. V- ORGflnizeTions r rjg| dj Penny Jones Secretary Janice Hammond Vice President Sammy Dunston President (5fie Student The Student Council started the ball rolling this year even before the opening of school by treating the faculty to a coke party. The first dance of the year, the Back to School Dance , came with the opening of school. Other back to school activities included the selling of activity tickets, the first assembly, Big Brother Day to welcome new students, and the setting up of the new school year ' s objectives which are as follows: 1. To make our building and grounds more beautiful and to preserve the original beauty thereof. 2. To aid other organizations within the school in the carrying out of worthwhile activities with special attention to the im- provement of the club program. 3. To create and to stimulate within the student body a greater interest in and ap- preciation of the available cultural activi- ties within both the school and the sur- rounding community. 4. To promote a better relationship and understanding between the student body and the surrounding community through practical community service. 5. To emphasize honor, high moral standards, and ethical practice in every phase of student life. The Council immediately started to work to meet these objectives through such projects as the mock presidential elections, Honor Roll parties, Eighth Grade elections, Teachers ' Day, Christmas Welfare Project, Mistletoe Hop, Color Day, Beauty Con- test, Honor Week, the Community Chest and March of Dimes drives and many others. Diane Smith T reasurer 138 Cooperative Association Now look, girls, this is the only way to do it ! Oh, come now, John ! Miss Elizabeth West Sponsor 1st’ Row: Kathy Hayden, Kay Nance, Penny Jones, Sammy Dunston, Janice Hammond, Diane Smith, Mary Hoffler, Elizabeth Wright. 2nd Row: Phyllis Miller, Cheryll Poe, Diane Spence, Gail Edwards, Brenda Shackleford, Linda Meyers, Patsy Thomas, Marion lowell, Donna Hayden, Nellie Houston. Bock Row: West, Billy Jones, Chris Martin, John Casteen. A Si 1st Row: Janice Jacobs, Dorothy Parker, Carole Mc- Creary, Janice Hammond, Sandra Stephenson, Mary Jo Ditter, Elizabeth Hudson. 2nd Row: Bob Stampley, Kay Nance, Miss Fary, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Perry, Sally McDuffy, Brenda Wilson, Butch Blow. 3rd Row: Char- les Futrell, Billy Thomas, Jimmy Hunley, Buddy Connor. Writer-Club Council The Inter-Club Council is composed of all club presidents. We meet twice a month on the day preceding the regular club day. Our purpose is to draw closer ties between the clubs and the S. C. A., and between the clubs and the faculty. The Inter-Club Council has done everything possible to promote interest in the club program. We sponsored a Club of the Year award to be given to the most out- standing clu b. Mrs. Perry and the group have a Round Table discussion. Carole McCreary, Secretary Janice Hammond, President 140 1st Row: Jimmy Huriley, Bill Bright, Joe Gilliam, John Jones, Gordon Reamy, Kirk Wood, Lee Smith, Eddie Morowitz, Buddy Harris, Wayne White. 2nd Row: Earl Brown, LeRoy Settle, Sonny Richardson, Janice Branch, Marylan Moose, Brenda Skelton, Brenda Powell, Judy West, Linda Powell, Mariane Church, Brenda Wilson, Mary Ward, Barbara Stewart, Charlotte Chevers, Peggy Van Sant. 3rd Row: Kay Nance, Linda Martin, Jim Whidden, Martha Hooten, Carolyn Stallings, Janice Rea- vis, Bob Stampley, Gary Corns, Margie Pool, Vivian Ken- nedy, Susan Hibble, Sandy Owen, Roger Burton, Bobby Edmunds. 4th Row: Jay Sue Freland, Mary Ann Jereme, Roberta Gibson, Faye Meads, Lynne Davis, Helen Simp- son, Martha Barnes, Marcia Davenport, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Graham, Sally McDuffy, Mary Hoffler, Nellie Hous- ton, Judy Simms, Shirley Hayes, Flo Daniel, Nyoka White. Absent: Bonnie Riggs, Carole McCreary. Officers: Flo Daniel, Vice President; Bobby Stampley, Treasurer; Martha Barnes, Secre- tary; Kay Nonce, President. $3.80 ... Do I hear more? National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an honor- ary organization whose purpose is to promote character, to encourage scholarship and lead- ership, and to stimulate a desire to render service in high school. It is sponsored by the National Education Association and is composed of a limit of- 15 per cent of the senior class and 10 per cent of the junior class. To become eligible for membership in this society, a student must have outstanding qualities in leadership, character, service, and scholarship. Each member must maintain a B average for two years. 1st Row: Brenda Harris, Ann Jennings, Martha Wim- mer, Janice Lippard, Nancy Foreman, Larry Marchbank, Susan Hibble, Charlotte Whitehurst, Martha Hooten, Pete Wiggins, Kathy Foxworth, Bobby Edmunds 2nd Row: Harold Hostetler, Linda Crowe, Barbora Conner, Richard Williams, Judy Strother. Sandv Owen, Tommy Neathery, Carolyn Stallings, Kennie Tetlow, Ray Abel, Ken Barnette, Jean Stone, .Bobby Hooten. 3rd Row: Lin Monell, Bill Dean, Billy Waters, Wayne Wiley, Ro- bert Butler, Ralph Ferebee, Tommy Umberger, Everett Whitley, Troy King, Roger Burton, Paul Thompson, Cradock High Band Staff: 1 st Row: Bill Bryant, Vice President; Lar- ry Marchbank, President; Ann Jennings, Secretary; Bobby Monell, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Janice Lippard, Barbara Connor. 4th Row: Everette Whitley, Paul Thompson, George Godwin, Mike Early, Harold Hostet- ler. Under the direction of Mr. W. E. Mitchell, the performances at the football half time shows were the best to date. The band as usual performed in local parades, as well as in the Annual Cherry Blossom Parade in Washington, D. C. After having five members to make All George Godwin, Mike Early, Duke Brantley, Tommy Scott, Andy Johnson, Bill Smith, Clif- ford Freeman, Steve Barrow, Ken Hicks, Jimmy Sherman, Tommy Stroud, Tommy Pittman. 4th Row: Gary Abrams, Earl Brown, Danny Hodges, Eddie Bottoms, Bobby Monell, Wayne White, Bill Bryant, Rubin Piland, Don Nurney, Dan Bathe, Carl Rivenbark, Michael Hester. Inset: Mr. William E. Mitchell. School Band State Band, a festive Christmas Concert and an inspiring Spring Concert was given. The Band was then invited to give concerts at various schools at the State Capitol. This year, entering the Eastern District Music Festival, playing grade 6 music, we proved to have a very fruitful year, as the BAND PLAYED ON! Negitive: Sally McDuffie, Flo Daniel Affirmative: John Casteen, Bill Bright You ' re wrong, I know you ' re wrong, I can ' t prove you ' re wrong, but you ' re wrong!! Debate Coach Father Walter Graham Debators: 1st Row: Margaret Van Sant, Bill Bright, Sally McDuffie, Flo Daniel. 2nd Row: Mike Crouch, Bob Kirkland, John Casteen, Ken Hicks. 1st Row: Mary Jo Differ, Nancy Whife, Jean Roussey, Lynne Davis, Jackie Jackson, Brenda Hooks, Dottie Jones, Sandy Stephenson, Carol Gilmore, Virginia Kal- kreuth. 2nd Row: Shirley Hill, Linda Powell, Brenda Powell, Barbara Jenkins, Brenda Skelton, Dot Differ, Donna Wiggs, Nellie Houston, Jo Ann Brewer, Barbara Chilton. 3rd Row: Mary Hoffler, Ann Everton, Lynn Hendricks, Alridge Carey, Lee Snellings, Eddie Moro- witz, Ronnie Bray, Janice Hammond, Nancy Whitlock, Marian Elder. 4th Row: Pam Mason, Nancy Whitley, Jimmy Lott, Edwin Nettles, John Cannon, Al Thomas, Lee Smith, Larry Bashford, Linda Walton, Sandy Wil- liams. CraJoc Cdorus ALL-STATE MEMBERS: 1st Row: Mary Jo Differ, Martha Elder, Pam Mason, Ann Everton, Lynne Davis, Marian Hollowell, Dottie Jones, Sandra Stephenson, Doris Koren. 2nd Row: Brenda Skelton, Brenda Pow- ell, Earl Freeland, Larry Bashford, Lee Smith, Ronnie Bray, Sandy Williams, Marian Elder. 0 c t e t t e Mary Jo Ditter, Linda Meyers, Donna Wiggs, Mar- ian Elder, Pam Mason, Mary Hoffler, Martha El- der, Carol Gilmore. Officers: S andy Williams; Lee Smith, Lynne Davis, Student Directors; Earl Freeland, President; Donna Wiggs, Treasurer; Barbara Jenkins, Secre- tary; Mary Jo Ditter; Mrs. Heath. a r ♦ i 9 a 1 r o u P 1st Row: Brenda Powell, Lynne Davis, Sandy Williams, Ann Everton, Nellie Houston, Sandra Stephenson. 2nd Row: Earl Freeland, Eddie Morowitz, Lee Smith, Ronnie Bray. Davis, Mike Hester, Arnold Black, David Spivey, Richard Kennie Tetlow, Janice Reavis, Martha Hooten, Susan Hib- John Wright, Jimmy Hunley, Buddy Connor, Bill Bright, Seated: Carolyn Stallings, Lynne Cutchins, David Hall. Standing: ble, Jim Whidden, Buddy Harris, Bob Stampley, Betty Dixon Cdess Though the Chess Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. V. Morlino, is only in its second Clu6 lenging game. We hope it has improved the game of all of the members. year at Cradock, we feel that we have made great strides. The club feels that it has fostered a greater appreciation of this interesting and chal- The club cordially invites any student with the slightest interest in chess to join and participate in the games with us. We hope that the club will continue to be a credit to CradocK High School. Seated: Bob Stampley, Jean Stone, Miss Credle, Martha Barnes, Bonita Wood. 1st Row: Standing: Brenda Wilson, Betty Flythe, Joan Williams, Nyoka White, Sandra Rhodes, Jean Roussey, Mary Barnes. Back Row: Carl Crowe, Carol Galford, John Casteen, Shirley Hayes, Sally McDuffy. Ouill and Scroll The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship; to ad- vance the standards of the profession of jour- nalism by developing better journalists and by incalculating a higher code of ethics; to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful writing. Officers: Jean Roussey, Historian; Nyoka White, Treas- urer; Brenda Wilson, Secretary; John Casteen, Vice President; Bob Stampley, President. Pupils ponder perplexive problem. s c ♦ 1 e n c e 1st Row: Gary Carlton, LeRoy Settle, Gregory Mancuso. 2nd Row: Bobby Bryant, Butch Blow, Gerald Lacert, Richard Bentley. 3rd Row: Billy Cahoon, Harold Hostetler, Bobby Edmunds, Tommy Lewis. Now ... to prove that M -|- E -|- S 2 yields a MESS! The purpose of our club is the pro- motion of science within our school and community. At the beginning of the school year we set certain goals. Some of our activi- ties have been field trips to the Seashore State Park and a Junior Science Day to be held later in the year. Our most im- portant activity is our project on per- petual motion which will be entered in the run-offs for the State Fair. Indi- vidual projects shall also be submitted. We believe, with the help of our very able sponsor, Mr. Morlino, we will ac- complish all the goals which we set for the club this year. m-;..- . yasn T 3 Stffi, ”9 , Cv f-Vt -v r «av ,h Officers: LeRoy Settle, Vice Presi- dent; Butch Blow, President. 1st Row: Earl Freeland, Dan Bathe, Carl Rivenbark, Ray Abel. 2nd Row: Mr. Toler, Sandra Taylor, Doris Stegall, Carol Baker, Mickey Rary. 3rd Row: Judy Reaves, Gloria Rary, Linda Powell, Mary Franklin, Brenda Powell, Carol Barker, Brenda Skelton. 4th Row: Charles Hoffler, Warren Taylor, Claude Brown, Eddie Rollins, Roy McClenney, R. V. Johnson, Kent Saunders, Harold Hostetler. BiSle Club The Cradock High School Bible Club was reorganized under a modified constitution in the fall of 1960. The object of the Bible Club is to promote Christian Fellowship and to strive to introduce Christ whenever possible. During the first semester, we harmoniously grew spiritually. We wish to express our sincere appreciation for our sponsor, Mr. Charles Toler, who has devoted so much of his heart to our growth. Praise God from Whom all blessings flow. Officers: Harold Hostetler, President; Eddie Rollins, Vice Presiuent; Warren Taylor, Treas- urer; Carl Rivenbark, Chaplain; Brenda Skel- Members have an interesting discussion, ton. Secretary. i Officers: Seated: Sandy Stephenson, Presi- dent; Donna Wiggs, Vice President. Stand- ing: Marie Armistead, Secretary; Jay Sue Freeland, Chaplain; Shirley Neal, Treasurer. How much do you think we can get for it in a hock shop? A dm The purpose of Admirals Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Our platform is clean speech , clean sportsmanship and clean living. The activities for the past year have been attending church in a group, entering a float in the Homecoming parade, helping with the March of Dimes, and visiting Manning ' s Nursing Home. As entertainment, we had splash - parties and our Mother - Daughter Banquet. Kneeling: Barbara Chilton, Kathryn Leary, Patsy Clark, Dorothy Potts, Joyce Blake, Jay Sue Freeland, Jeanie VanDyke, Andrea Horton, Pat Nelson, Ellen Shuler, Carol Creamer, Carolyn Stallings. 2nd Row: Jean Wilkes, Marie Abbott, Earnestine Nix, Sandy Ellis, Mary DeGiovani, Shirley Neai, Ann Bouchart, Jackie Jackson, Lettie Lucas, Irene Lloyd, Betty Dixon, Penny Jones, Barbara Richardson, Janice Reavis. 3rd Row: Mary Barnes, Pam Mason, Shirley Hill, Marion Elder, Karla Grant, Vivian Kennedy, Margie Poole, Marie Ami- stead, Linda Whitley, Carol Mason, Nancy White, Donna Wiggs, Mary Robinson, Nancy Whitley, Sue Hibble, Nellie Houston, Sandy Stevenson. Admirals Hi -JJ The purpose of the Admirals Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Cradock ' s only Hi-Y, now the second largest in the Portsmouth area, has taken part in many service projects during the past year. These projects have included visiting a local old folks home and taking part in the March of Dimes Drive. Admirals Hi-Y and Admirals Tri-Hi-Y have joined together on several occasions for fun and fellowship. 1st Row: Denny Faust, Wayne Edmunds, Johnny Swain, Donald Cummings, Ricky Warren, Bucky Lawson, Sonny Richardson, Bob Stampiey. 2nd Row: Doug Joyner, Edwin Nettles, Eddie Hayden, Jimmy Melvin, Jan Bate- man, Danny Stegall, Garland Brown. 3rd Row: Alan Seager, Walter Credle, Jon Belding, Jimmy Lot, Jerry Mace, Gordon Grimes, David Dorson. 4th Row: Buddy Harris, Kirk Wood, Arnold Black, David Hall, Ray Hedgepeth, George Bonner, Bill Bright, R. C. Walden. 5th Row: John Wright, Sammy Dunston, Mr. Wulzer, Buddy Connor, Richard Cutchins, Donald Barnes. Kappa 5ri-Hi y 1st Row: Pam Chase, Peggy Fields, Gail Edwards, Brenda Shackleford, Delena Jones, Heidi Gustavson, Harriet Nelson, Vicki Sylvester, Penny Jones. 2nd Row: Eleanor Thompson, Nona Payne, Shorty Kay, Judy Murphy, Diane Rose, Kay Powell, Judy Hamn, Dorothy Parker, Mary Lane Diddle, Kay Little, Cindy Finton, Linda Day, Pat McNabb. 3rd Row: Lynn Spic- er, Donna Hahn, Virginia Darden, Diane Spence, Linda Myers, Beverly O ' Dell, Betty Weldon, Sheryl Poe, Brenda Myers, Janice Hughes, Carol Galford, Helen Simpson. 4th Row: Martha Raye Butler, Kay Nance, Lynn Davis, Judy Williams, Patsy Thomas, Mary Ruth Sauvan, Judy Humphries, Vicki Anderson, Valerie Hill, Paula Maxon, Peggy Nelson. 5th Row: Janet Heart, Judy Casper, Anita Spears, Rene Saunders, Diane Bowles, Pat Yates, Vir- ginia Daughterie, Nancy Whitlock, Carol Tyler, Shirley Brown, Marcia Davenport, Diane Edwards, Peggy Jor- dan, Pat Goree, Glendal Gay. 6th Row: Carole Ellis, Roberta Gibson, Jane Lane, Joan Poole, Joyce Poe, San- dra Palmer, Veronica McCartney, Doris Koren, Rena Horner, Freida Runyon, Linda Frazier, Linda Fisher. Kappa Tri-Hi-Y is an organization of young Christian girls. Throughout the year we took part in many activities. Kappa entered a winning float in the homecoming parade, sponsored a needy family during the Thanks- giving holidays and took part in the March of Dimes drive. During this drive, Kappa sponsored the Mile of Pennies . We sent delegates to the M.G.A., partici- pated in the Easter Dawn Service and held our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. The highlight of the year was our Cinderella Ball which took place in February. Officers: 1st Row: Dorothy Parker, President; Peggy Nelson, Vice President. Back Row: Gail Edwards, Treasurer; Brenda Shackleford, Recording Secretary; Helen Simpson, Corresponding Secretary. Kappa girls receive their membership cards. Sigma (jri-Hi-l) Sigma Tri-Hi-Y this year was composed of approximately fifty members. The club partici- pated in many activities. We sponsored a float in the homecoming parade, visited a convales- cent home, and distributed favors at Christmas time. We also participated in the March of Dimes drive. Sigma has held bowling parties, attended church as a group at least once a month and closed the year with a banquet at which time the new officers were installed. This year was really one of Sigma ' s biggest years and we are looking forward to next year with high hopes. Sigma gabs again . Officers: Barbara Black, Norma Babbs, Carol McCreary, Dottie Jones, Barbara Jenkins, Betsy Hoffler. Club — 1st Row: Mary Sue Harrison, Janice Hammond, Dotty Jones, Betsy Hoffler, Carole McCreary. 2nd Row: Janice Branch, Sandy Lowden, Charlotte Chevers, San- dra Kesler, Sandra Neatherly, Barbara Carter, Sandra Cunningham, Marylan Moose, Jackie Sells, Judy Stroupe, Connie Yeary, Kay Parsons, Barbara Kessler. 4th Row: Loretta Fox, Lois Davis, Carolyn Kellam, Dot Parker, Barbara Black, Daine Batton. 5th Row: Mar- ian, Hollowell, Marian Sylvester, Miss Liddle, Connie Wolfe, Peggy Cowen, Scarlet Prillaman, Gloria East, Betty Yeary, Jo Anne Brewer, Libby Johnson, Patsy Padgett, Donna Atkinson. 1st Rcw: Diane Kiss, Eleanor Branch, Shirley Wiggins, Elaine Smith, Pat Lavine. 2nd Row: Rene Van, Janet Jacobs, Elaine Carter, Patty Hales, Rosetta Johnson, Sue Howel. 3rd Row: Glenda Hewitt, Connie Polter, Sharon Miniox, Nancy Counts, Vickie Martin, Judy Quick. Bock Row: Al Thomas, Mr. Blake. Dramatic Club THE WORLD OF MAKE-BELIEVE . . . The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to encourage any flicker of interest or talent in Drama. The Dramatics Club, in order to increase knowledge and appreciation for the field, participates in numerous activities pertaining to the theatre. Members help to produce and publicize the plays presented at Cradock. The club also takes part in Homecoming and many charity projects during the year. Officers: Rene Von, Elaine Carter, Shirley Wiggins, Janet Jacobs, Eleanor Branch. Mr. Patrick Blake Sponsor J Seated: Lee Smith, Judy Dodd, Vicki Sylvester, John Casteen. Standing: Sammy Dunston, Donald Cummings, Joe Gilliam, Mr. Blake, Jon Belding, Pam Hall, Billy Day. Sftespian Society Thespian Troupe 1491 ACT WELL YOUR PART; . . . THERE THE HONOR LIES. Alexander Pope. Representing one of the largest national honorary organizations in the United States is the National Thespian Society. The goal of the Society is the advancement and promotion of the dramatic arts in the high school. In order to become a member of Troupe 1491, a student must have earned at least ten points in dramatics at some time previous to his induction. Welcome, Pam Now . . . the initiation! Gilliam and Cummings try out for Western Movies . mm Offi eers: Seated: Brenda Wilson, President; Standing: Hope Faulkenberry, Historian; Doris Wylie, Secretary; Linda Powell, Treasurer; Shirley Butler, Vice President. 3utu re Nurses of America The Future Nurses Club, one of Cradock ' s newest clubs, under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Vallie Trent ,was organized principally for the purpose of exploring further into the field of nursing. We plan to boost the interest of our club by visiting various medical institutions, offering service to our school and community, one by maintain- ing high moral and spiritual standards. This year ' s program includes visits to various hospitals and participation in the activities of our school. 1st Row: Hope Faulkenberry, Doris Wiley, Brenda Wil- son, Mrs. Trent, Linda Powell, Shirley Butler. 2nd Row: Harriet Nelson, Maxine Bass. 3rd Row: Martha Hooten, Doris Jordan, Brenda Powell, Rita Hall, Mary Atwood, Gail Connor, Patsy Crown, Nancy Wimmer, Renee Vann, Jo Ann Buck, Brenda Roussey. 4th Row: Kennie Tetlow, Bonita Wood, Patsy Gilette, Earline Rut- ledge, Mary Kincaid, Sharon Ripley. imHiaiii ! wiumm in IMISM.A Scruggs President; Sally McDuffie, Vice President, Joy Laubach. 3utuve (jeacders Of America The purpose of our club is to encourage students to enter the field of teaching. We have tried to promote a friendly feeling between students and teachers by sponsoring a Teacher of the Month award. For this award the F. T. A. selects a teacher who has done some outstanding duty for our school. On occasions we have also done substitute teaching when the teachers were absent. Decorating the teachers ' lounges was another project we undertook. In the month of January, our Future Teachers of America gave an assembly for the student body. In this assembly we featured some of our teachers in a talent show. In the near future, we plan to student teach in the elementary schools. 1st Row: Eleanor Branch, Dottie Jones, Gail Edwards, Shirley Jones, Eleanor Branch, Janice Reavis, Nellie Houston, Miss Fitzgerald. 2nd Row: Penny Jones, Carolyn Cox, Joan Scarbrough, Jackie Sellers, Ginny Daughtery, Mrs. Grahom. 3rd Row: Mary Hoffler, Charli Whitehurst, Brenda Keel, Sandra Palmer, San- dra Rhodes, Linda Martin. 4th Row: Dot Ditter, Sue Scruggs, Joy Laubach. 5th Row: Elizabeth Hudson, Faye Meads, Eddie Eaves, LeRoy Curtis. 6th Row: Gor- don Grimes, Tommy Presnell, David Hall, Carl Crowe, Sally McDuffie, Carol Creamer. 3uiuve Homemakers Of America We are, Future Fudge Makers. Officers: Seated: Elizabeth Hudson, Pres.; Sharon Short, Vice Pres.; Marie Lee; Pt. Chairman; Nancy Collier, Treas.; Millie Miller, Secretary. Standing: Nancy Tucker, Jeri Sullivan, Ann Broaddus. The Future Homemakers of America is a national, state, and local or- ganization composed of girls who are taking or who have taken Home Economics. The club ' s objectives are to encourage further interest in Home Economics and to help girls develop real and lasting values. The F. H. A. has a very large enrollment this year and under the able leadership of our sponsors, Miss Barbara West and Mrs. Frank Adams, we hope to do many interesting things. Among these will be our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet and various demonstrations presented by cos- metologists, home economists, and others. 1st Row: Miss West, Anne Broaddus, Jeri Sullivan, Dot Bradshaw, Delores Swanson, Marsha Jones, Janet Height, Frances Phillips, Jane Gettier, Joyce Respress, Shirley Stout, Mrs. Adams. 2nd Row: Sharon Leneave; Wanda Ashe, Jean Cole, Linda Willard, Nancy Tucker, Lynn Bridgers, Carolyn Hord, Dot New, Pat Page, Jackie Jacobs. 3rd Row: Peggy Gibbs, Janice Truman, Delores Whitehurst, Nancy Adams, Marie Foltz, Pam Godwin, Maxine Bass, Joy New, Raelea Tompkins, Nancy Collier, Millie Miller. 4th Row: Karen Deal, Janet Martin, Bar- bara Cummings, Sharon Gilbert, Marie Lee, Janet Canterbury, Anne Newburn, Loretta Runyon, Sharon Short, Elizabeth Hudson. 5th Row: Janet Robinson, Elyse Helney, Kay Brooks, Earlene Rutledge, Edith Larabee, Linda Smith, Otie Ann Ostrander. 1st Row: Mr. Bill Ashley, George Williams, Joyce Har- ren, Sharon Fallin, Milly Miller, Diane Scott. 2nd Row: Doris Riggs, Mariane Church, Janice Branch, Hazel Jenkins. 3rd Row: Loretta Fox, Peggy Engle, 3utu re Business Beaaers America Barbara Depriest, Linda Dempsey. 4th Row: Virginia Moy, Brenda Newman, Miss Lumsden, Alice Johnson, Dot Ditter, Gloria Benett, Marie Armistead. The object of FBLA is to promote and un- derstand the knowledge of business through- out our school and community. Activities of the year included: entering a float in the homecoming parade, participating in a state-wide spelling contest, a car wash, bowling and skating parties, and typing for the teachers. FBLA is a national organization, with three main conventions each year — state, regional and national. Officers: Peggy Engle, Vice President; Mariane Church, Secretary; Janice Branch; Diane Scott; George Williams; Alice Johnson, President. Absent when taken: Caro- lyn Smith, Treasurer. All right, gang, hit it! Hit what? The key! II 1 11 W i IIP 1 V ■ i ff 1 1 H 1 I ■ A J 1st Row: Donna Cox, Linda Martin, Shirley James, Eileen Beasley, Joan Scarborough, Sandra Brown, Susan Pinkston, Mary Jo Ditter. 2nd Row: Holly Jacocks, Randi Bryant, Lyn Bridges, Clyde Sawyer, Paula Lo- casia, Linda Day, Kathy Hayden. 3rd Row: Kay Or- land, Virginia Mathison, Carolyn Cox, Sandra Mitchell, Jackie Sellers, Nancy Wade, Sally McDuffie. 4th Row: JoAnn Kellam, Dot Ditter, Charlotte Raynor, Sandra Styron, Martha Elder, Linda Gibbs, Gloria Bennett. 5th Row: Dale Brinson, Judy Skelton, Donna Phillips, Noni White, Darlene Johnson, Donna Holt, Geri Carter. Cjirls Atdletic Association Officers: Joan Scarbrough, Linda Martin, Dot Ditter, Secre- tary; Clyde Sawyer, Point Chairman; Sandra Brown, Chap- lain; Gloria Bennett, Treasurer; Sally McDuffie, Vice Presi- dent; Mary Jo Ditter, President. Miss Diane Fary, and Miss Roxy Tea- ford, Sponsors. Club History The G.A.A. is organized to give girls the oppor- tunity to participate in athletic activities. Every year the G.A.A offers tournaments in volleyball, table tennis, bowling, basketball, tennis, and soft- ball. You receive five points for each day that you play a tournament game. At the end of the year a banquet is held, at which occasion you receive one of the following awards, determined by the number of points you have earned: a pin, a monogram, a letter, or a star. In addition to the tournaments the G.A.A. has a hockey and a basketball team. These two teams engaged in extra-mural activities, playing several teams from schools in this area. Officers: Larry Weldon, President; Buddy Hornick, Treasurer; J. R. Wilburn, Vice President; Wayne Waff, Secretary. Monogram Clu6 Their favorite sport — Talking The Monogram Club is the Athletic Club of Cradock. Membership is limited to varsity monogram winners. Our purpose is to pro- mote school spirit at our athletic events. It is our aim, with the addition of new members, cooperation and loyalty, that we will continue in success for the benefit of Cradock High School and the community at large. Club — 1st Row: Carl Crowe, LeRoy Curtis, Eddie House, Mike Crouch, Alan Baker, Buddy Hornick, Dickie Clutchins, Larry Hollowell. 2nd Row: J. R. Wilburn, Ronnie Davis, Larry Weldon, Donnie Rose, Mike Martin, Sam Dunston, Charlie Lewis, Gordon Philips. 3rd Row: Wayne Waff, Randy Lewis, Jackie Morris, Tommy Presnell, Gordon Barnes, Walter Credle, Billy Brett. 4th Row: Mr. Moon, Mr. Welden. Officers: Virginia Zerkle, Mary Odom, Bill Dorson, Betty Whitehurst, Richard Roark, Joy Laubach, Charles Futrell. Our aims and purposes are to provide the club members with a means of learning about vocational opportunities in the field of distri- bution. The club has worked very hard to ac- complished its many objectives and projects for this year. Each month we held a professional club meeting at one of the local restaurants. Our activities for the year included socials, a Dis- trict Convention, and a State Convention which was held in Richmond. Our main project for this year was the publishing of a District II Newspaper for all schools in this area. 1st Row: Richard Roark, Betty Whitehurst, Charles Fut- rell, Mrs. Hower, Bill Dorson, Mary Odom, Virginia Zer- kle, Joy Laubach. 2nd Row: Ann Cahoon, Elaine Emery, Brenda Hooks, Nancy McGloughlin, Judy Cuth- riell, Amy Britton, Joy Strickland, Linda Stegal, Ibbie Sadler, Betty Tyson, Tonya Poppell. 3rd Row: Barbara Godwin, Irene Staude, Tommy Jordan, Edith Larrabee, Pat Matovich, Sue Woody, Sandra Cornel, Mary Lou Barnes, Gordon Sullivan, Hilda Boone, Brenda Harell 4th Row: Bill Repass, Don Hudson, Ronnie Ryals, Harry Thompson, Jimmy Hill, Jim Thompson, Conrad Williams. 5th Row: Mury Bridgeman, Johny Grover, Jerry Fox, Jim McClellan, David Jones, Fred Myers, Hasel Griffey, Charles Vernon, Curtis Allison, Gary Midcaff, Charles Fry, Ray Turner, Mr. Fleeman. Diversified Occupations Members admire the club ' s trophies. The purpose of our club is to develop in each student leadership, fellowship, honesty, continuous work, and diligent study. This year has been an active one for the club. We have held several dinner meetings throughout the year. We held our annual Christmas party. Our employer-employee ban- quet was a big success. Our state convention was held in Richmond. We are indeed proud of our club this year, and we feel we have accomplished a great deal. Officers: Vivian Kennedy, Reporter; Margie Pool, Treasurer; Shorti Kay, President; Sam Hord, Parliamentarian; Joe Light, Vice President; Judy Kasper, Secretary. 1st- Row: Sam Hord, Vivian Kennedy Shorti Kay, Mar- gie Pool, Judy Kasper, Joe Light. 2nd Row: Jennifer Wood, Betty Dixon, Nancy White, Carolyn Mason, Kathryn Knutson, Herbie Gray, Irene Holt. 3rd Row: Jane Lane, Donna Wiggs, Sonny Taylor, Marcio Daven- port, Walter Thompson, Ray Ward. 4th Row: Bobby Hudgins, Jimmy Holt, Gayle Mayo, Richard Henderson, Eddie Cox. Bock Row: Mr. Comey, Herbert Porter. 1 - toiiju jV. . jJK frh !; FJk Mm 7 m- ' - Jim J Standing: Charlotte Chevers, Faye Meads, Virginia Burke, Bettsy Hoffler, Sharon Short, Linda Martin, Barbara Jenkins, Sandra Rhodes, Vicki Sylvester, Sandy Lowden, Joyce Blake, Brenda Shackleford, Carole Mc- Creary, Sandra Neatherly, Peggy Van Sant, Harriet Nelson, Sue Scruggs. -Seated: John Casteen, Sammy Dunston. Off ice Assistants 1st Row: Linda Day, Glendal Gay, Mary Harrison, Rita Talley. 2nd Row: Barbara Sneed-, Linda Stegall, Dottie Parker, Mary Ruth Sauvan, Judy West, Judy Outten. 3rd Row: Mrs. Edwards, Dorothy Kosher, Elizabeth Joyner. 4th Row: Mike Wise, Gordon Grimes, Dathney Pritchard, Alan Seager, Johnny Singleton, Douglas Wentz, R. C. Walden, Thomas Bryant, Tommy Sitz, Lester Toler, Mrs. Weaver, Wally Simmons. jCibrary Assistants Read your shelves! Put up or shut up! 1st Row: Mr. Joyner, Oliver Smith, Donnie Addington, Kenneth Insley, Robert Torton, Barry Craps, Ricky Low- son, Billy Thomas. 2nd Row: Roy Spears, Earnest Hales, James Rayburn, David Jones, Bobby Howell, Donald Oliver, Garland Joyner. Ondustvm The Industrial Arts Club is composed of boys who have a great interest in learning how to use their hands in building things. It is composed of boys from the Wood, Metal, Drawing, and Electricity Shops. Off icers: Billy Thomas, President; Oliver Smith, Vice President; Roy Spears, Earnest Hales, Secretaries; Ricky Lawson, Treasurer; Dcvid Jones; Donnie Addington; Mr. David Joyner, Sponsor. Arts Clu6 Our club had a float in the homecoming parade which won the originality prize for the third time in three years. We also became the third club of Virginia to become chartered with the state organization of the Industrial Arts Clubs of Virginia. Mr. Joyner explains the Industrial Arts emblem to members. 1st Row: Mr. W. W. Davis, Mrs. H. C. Hall, Mrs. W. Nance, Mrs. John Beale, Mrs. R. M. Jennings, Mrs. B. Richardson, Jr. 2nd Row: Mrs. Valorie Trent, Mrs. W. W. Davis, Mrs. 0. C. Pinkston, Mrs. C. W. Dodge, Mrs. J. M. Chilton, Mrs. G. L. Saunders, Jr. 3rd Row: Mr. J. J. Booker, Jr., Mr. W. M. Sindlinger. Parent (jeachevs Association The objectives of the Parent-Teachers As- sociation are to promote the welfare of youth in home, school, church and community; to raise the standards of home life; to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth; to bring into closer rela- tion the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child; to secure between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantage in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. Officers: Seated, Mrs. H. C. Hall, 2nd Vice President; Mrs. John Beale, President; Mrs. W. N. Nance, 1st Vice President; Mrs. R. M. Jennings, Recording Secretary; Mr. W. W. Davis, Treasurer; Mrs. W. B. Richardson. Editor in Chief Bob Stampley ode Shipmate Staff Editors: Sitting, Bob Stampley, Joan Williams, Nyoka White, Sandra Rose. Standing: Sonny Richardson, Gorden Barnes, Jimmy Hundley. The Shipmate has found its place in Cradock High School by giving the students a complete coverage of the news of their school. Although the crew of the Shipmate has put in long hours of writing, we have enjoyed it. Through co-operation given by our fellow stu- dents, we of the Shipmate feel that we have been able to produce a better and higher quality paper. We have striven to produce a compact, in- teresting publication of high quality, and at the same time give enjoyment to the students of Cradock and the people of the community. Staff-Standing: Ronnie Goff, Carl Crowe, R. C. Walden, Gorden Barnes, Chris Martin, Eddie Hayden, Vernon Townson, Jimmy Hundley, Sonny Richardson, Bob Stampley. Sitting: Carole Swanson, Nyoka White, San- dra Rose, Letty Lucas, Peggy Nelson, Barbara Wood, Mary Odom, Brenda Wilson, Joan Williams, Dot Parker, Betty Flythe, Cindy Fiton. ‘Tog” Staff The Log, Cradock ' s literary magazine which is published twice annually, was originated to serve as an outlet for the creative writing talents of the students. It features short stories, poems, essays, incidents and articles. The magazine is original and the work is done by the students outside of class, except the actual operation of the collate press. i Layout — Seated: Linda Martin, Glenda Gay. Standing: Nyoka White, Betsy Hoffler, Barbara Jenkins, Sandra Rhodes. Circulation: Janice Reavis, Betty Flythe, Susan Hibble, Dottie Parker. Typists — Seated: Marie Armistead, Rita Talley. Standing: Mary L Hoffler, Loretta Fox, Mary Jo Ditter, Sandra Netherly. 172 Assistant- Editor Nellie Houston Editor Martha Barnes Sponsor Mr. W. D. Graham Art — Kenneth Burke, Barbara Chilton, Art Edi- tor; Joan Scarbrough. Don ' t smear that snowpaint, Lindsey. 3 fie Admiral Art Editors: Barbara Chilton and Ken Burke Sponsor — Miss Evelyn Byrd Editor — Sally McDuffie Circulation Managers: Joan liams and Joy Laubach Sports Editor: Mary Jo Ditter and LeRoy Curtis 1961 Business Manager Nyoka White Assistant Editor R. C. Walden Club Editors Carolyn Stallings and Martha Hooten Advertising Managers Lvnn Hendricks and Earleen Kelley ffflTUfifS Ba ck to Scfiool Dance 178 (jde Has ty Heart by John Patrick The Hasty Heart was presented in the audi- torium on October 27, 1960, under the direc- tion of Mr. Patrick Blake. Those in the cast, in order of appearance were: Orderly — Tommy Lewis, Yank — John Casteen, Digger — Billy Day, Kiwi — Clinton Jones, Blossom — Al Thomas, Tommy — Ken Hicks, Margaret — Pam Hall, Colonel — Ron- ald Bray, Lachlen — Lee Smith. Pam Hall and Lee Smith 179 Homecoming Homecoming king and queen of 1960- ' 61, Sam Dunston and Kay Nance. 180 3estivities 181 3(5A Assem ly “Down by the Old Mill Stream Mr. Sindlinger receives guidance counseling from Mr. Blake 182 iZafin AssemSly But they said Gibson ' s Chicken Fat was better than Brylcream!! It ' s a Federal offense!! I wonder who his tailor is? Lift the rock and let her crawl back under. 183 Ken Burke receives Ledger-Star award. Speaker: Mr. Abe Goldblat Awards Mr. Weldon presents certificates to football lettermen. 185 Best Looking Gorden Philips and Carol McCreary Best Dressed Buddy Conor and Gibby Gibson Cutest Wittiest Doug Shields and Kay Powell Best All Around Sonny Richardson and Sam Danston and Kay Nance Sand y Stephenson Friendliest Most Talented Most Likely To Succeed John Casteen and Mary L. Hoffler Most Popular Wayne Waff and Linda Whitley Most Athletic Larry Weldon and Sally McDuffie ■ EjPHI I ■ mKj r noS m .41 ■ Congratulations to The Class of 61 THE FRESHMAN CLASS 189 Congratulations to The Class of 61 SOPHOMORE CLASS 190 Congratulations to Class of 61 JUNIOR CLASS 191 VIRGINIA ' S LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK ME GROVE DAIRY FARMS 1 Hh Largest in the United States READ BOTH ( -Pilot and ikeLedQM- FOR THE BEST IN CAMPUS COVERAGE THE HUB OF TIDEWATER 305 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia also Norfolk, Virginia 192 Compliments of NELSON AND SMITH COMPANY Heating • Air Conditioning 1400 Military Highway EX 9-8262 Bottled Gas Service SUBURBAN RULANE GAS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, INC. 3208 George Washington Highway Congratulations to the Class of 1961 SEARS BETTY AND BOB DODGE DODGE DART LIVERMON MOTOR CO., INC. 314 Crawford Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone EX 7-3431 MORRIS COMPANY, INC. Furniture, Appliances, Radios, Frigidaire 206 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia NAME BRAND SHOES Eleven Stores To Serve You 193 PORTSMOUTH MUSIC COMPANY Home of Baldwin Pianos and Organs Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of LEGGETTS Home of Better Values Portsmouth Shopping Center ' 221-223 High Street COMMUNITY MOTOR BUS SERVICE Chartered Bus Service Special Attention to Schools, Churches and Clubs. 617 Victory Blvd. EX 7-4261 Holidays and Nights EX 9-0677 Compliments of BURGER CHEF S. LASTING BRO., INC. Lasting Furniture Since 1880 Portsmouth Easy Terms — Always COLOR TELEVISION Pool Bros. Television and Appliance Sales Service Admiral — RCA — Motorola Philco 4214 Old Suffolk Boulevard Compliments of LU SADE Portsmouth ' s Smartest Sports Wear Shops The Quality Shop ' s new CLUB ROOM fashions created for the Young ■iaP� iu Men ST shop 194 A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe- matics, consider engineering for your career! Engineering is the field of today and tomor- row. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a job with a future— plan to be an engineer! 3 fc VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY 195 , Use Our Citrusco Plan of Direct The Modern Homemaker uses Auto Financing and Save Up to Natural Gas for S200.00 on a $2000.00 3 year Cooking Loan. Water Heating Refrigeration CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY Air Conditioning House Heating Clothes Drying Incineration Member F.D.I.C. Out Door Gas Lites Main Office 225 High St. PORTSMOUTH GAS West End Branch COMPANY 3201 High Street Corner Vermont Ave. EX 9-7551 512 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia CRADOCK PHARMACY Compliments of AND CRADOCK SHEET METAL LEARY ' S PHARMACY ROOFING COMPANY, INC. Phone EX 7-2395 and Phone EX 3-4531 403 Hanbury Avenue BILL DAVIS Prescription Druggists JOE EWTON 196 Shop at the sign of the C.S. Rooster COLONIAL STORES Mac Gregor and Spalding Sports Equipment HARRELL ' S SPORT SHOP 607 High Street SNELLINGS Compliments of T. O. WILLIAMS, INC. Compliments of JANETS ' TYPEWRITER SERVICE Compliments of GEORGE T. McLEAN CO., INC. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 316 and 836 High Street SHOP DOWNTOWN PORTSMOUTH COOPERS INCORPORATED Jewelers — Silversmiths Optometrists 327 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia 197 mm The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry DALLAS PICKARD, JR. Richmond, Virginia YOUR GUARANTEE OF: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security 198 Let ' s go to ... RODMANS BAR-B-QUE Portsmouth, Virginia High at Hamilton Phone EX 9-9235 or EX 9-9335 General Electric Appliances SUTTON APPLIANCES CO., INC. 835 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Also at Mid-City Shopping Center Compliments of SWEETHEART BREAD Old-Virginia Cakes Baked in Portsmouth by HALL PRODUCTS, INC. Compliments of PORTSMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY 2411 High Street EX 7-4646 THE RECORD BAR At Mid-City High Street Meet your friends at . . . ROSES 5-10-25c STORE Town and Country Shopping Center Your school supply center Best Wishes BOB JENNINGS AUTO SUPPLY George Washington Highway E. 0. CRAWFORD SONS Downtown Portsmouth Home of Ethan Allen Furniture 199 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 234 High Street -Main Office Branches: 1107 High Street 2421 Air Line Boulevard 1530 George Washington Highway Midcity Shopping Center 200 PORTSMOUTH NORFOLK COUNTY BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION • Real Estate Loans Insured Savings W. T. GRANT COMPANY Mid-City Shopping Center Downtown Portsmouth REMULT DAUPHI1S REMULT 4CV. REMULT CARAVELLE PEUGEOT 201 COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY 518 Middle Street Portsmouth, Virginia WALDO HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Two stores to serve you 84 Afton Square EX 3-6290 4302 E. Indian River Road Kl 3-2112 Compliments of ROGER CLOTHES Town Country 331 High Street SMITH-JOHNSON CORP. George Washington Highway JAMES L. DECK school jewelry - invitations - caps and gowns - athletic letters - medals and trophies 202 203 BOOSTERS Kurl-Well Beauty Salon Gales Pharmacy A Friend Jon Arthur Fashions Compliments of a Friend Roses 5 10 Town Country The Circle Helene Beauty Salon Compliments of a Frie nd Creech ' s Jewelers Cradock Jewelry Company Bene ' Salon of Beauty Morris Parker Motor Supply Beal ' s 66 Service 4801 Geo. Washington Hwy. Portsmouth, Virginia Robert F. Huffmon Agency, Inc. 204 PI N ■ ST QUALITY IN TIAIIOOK t PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY VA Copy 3 371.809755 Cradock High Ad School (Portsmouth, | 1961 VA.) The Admiral.