Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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UDe jDipstca C fucation Department Jjui c s Bodies. Miss Stone instructs her First Aid class personally. Surprise!! They ' re all in step! With the increased stress on physical -fitness, the Physical Education Department has strived to keep up with the modern program. The fitness of the body has been proved to have a direct influ- ence on the functioning of the mind. Here at Cradock, we are proud of the well-rounded pro- gram offered by this department. Mr. Jack Veazie Driver Education Instructor Practice makes perfect! 25

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Since four years of English ore required of all students, it is quite normal that the English Department should be the largest in the school. Sixteen classroom teachers and one librarian comprise the staff that directs the learning experiences of fifteen hundered students in English, Latin, Spanish, and French, along with such related instruction as speech, dramatics, and journalism. The broad objective of the English department is one of effective communication. To facilitate achievement of the goal for every student possible, in addition to regular classroom activities, other activities are provided on a discoi in ere catior stude is a goal rovide the epartment Accomplish sufficient to challenge est possible progi rag|l sfTf Ssata render his spe Who ' s going to be the baby bear? Mrs. Boswell instructs Harold Kretzer in boys prose. 24

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Mr. Wulzer confuses students Have you ever tried to draw a circle with one hand? The Mathematics Department utilizes the most modern methods of teaching. To keep abreast of the times this department has modernized its program by introducing a series of Modern Math text books which introduce new concepts. It emphasizes learning by reasoning and understanding rather than by memo- rization. Rickey bisects a trisected dissector. 26