Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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A ioucf ii And Reasoning The Science Department strives to help the student interpret and understand the world in which he lives. While taking science courses offered at Cradock, a student develops the ability to apply scientific methods of thinking to the solution of problems. We hope to help the student determine whether or not science holds an interest for him and, if so, where that interest lies. Tim examines product of an experiment. Mrs. Vance shows students parts of a grass- hopper. Rod conducts an experiment for Mr. Rollins and the class. Mr. McGuire supervises classroom experiment.

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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

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Randi Bryant Speaks During Mock Elections We believe that Social Studies classes are most logical areas in which to emphasize the meaning and the application of the principles of our American way of life We hope to provide a background which will develop an inquiring attitude, critical thinking and conclusions drawn after careful examination of the facts We hope to inspire pride in and loyalty to our country We believe that a knowledge of past cultures, the framework of present governments and an appreciation of our American heritage are necessary to the individual if he is to evaluate the world, his country, V and himself, today and attain a full, active, alert, y and meaningful life as a citizen in this democratic y a republic which our communities, states and nation represent 28