Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1966 volume:

■4 ’ . � . ’ TJiews Gracfoc£ Gja G)at an cf Published by the Senior Class CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL Portsmouth, Virginia PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY 60� STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 As we glance back at our past years at Cradock, we are thankful for the many experiences which have helped prepare us for the future — the school pro- jects, the dances, the club activities, the knowledge gained, the assemblies, the games. In the future years these experiences will fade away to vague images; therefore, we, the staff of the 1966 Admiral, have tried to capture a vivid record of all that occured this past year which we will always love and cherish most. We present this record to you as we have viewed Cradock by Day and by Night. yl A eh’cs Jeaiures 3 Uhe Spoi i ii SAines On Mr. Patrick Blake C pprecialion O Jfis JKanp Services Walking through the halls of Cradock, we as Seniors, have associated with him as an English teacher, as a dramatic instructor, as a counselor, and as a personal friend. Mr. Blake received his B.A. degree upon grad- ating from Fairmont State College. After teaching at Woodrow Wilson High School, he embarked on his teaching career at Cradock. His guidance has shown a deep understanding of youth, and has provided an example of such worth, that as we venture forth from these walls, our goals are elevated by his example. He has in- stilled in us a love of drama, wit, and laughter. As we look back on all the things he has given us, we deem ourselves fortunate to have known him. We the Senior Class want the world to know, This was a man! Monday in Study hall — What a wild weekend thot was! There is a destiny which makes us brothers; none goes his way alone. Tomorrow is far away but time creeps on and one must have a plan. Side-by-side with his friends — or alone — the individual stands whether thinking, work- ing, playing — always retaining his dignity, keeping his own counsel, thinking solitary thoughts. JIC, emories Homecoming Night U£e Joncfest Special Assemblies n H lmW f 5 a ' 4rff7 Joinder C s To)e CReca f . . . The football games JKemories Oj Rif ! The classes The dances As the years continue to pass us by, we find success comes only when we walk together, talk together, and work together in all things. In doing so, then, and only then, shall we find the formula to peace and happiness in our success. Let us live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to men. In the Arts . . . In English . In Music . . . A teacher . . . stirring into the fire that lights up dreams of youth . . . planting the seeds of character that bloom in great service to man- kind. In Vocational training . . he T ireciion IdJ hc i C cfucation S arh 0 JKan Determine y is yuture Sije . . . Class President: Rod Wade Class Sponsor: Mrs. Morgan MOTTO: We weave with colors all our own and in the fields of destiny, we reap as we have sown. COLORS: Maroon and White FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS OFFICERS: Betty Shuler, Corresponding Sec.; Donna Armstrong, Recording Sec.; Chris Grigas, Treasurer; Mike Walls, Vice-Pres. 1966 Homeroom Treasurers; Seated: Linda Lewis, Chris Grigas, Gayle Frederick, Penny Hedge, Betty Shuler. Standing: Steve Ellis, Billy Bailey, Rose Butt, Harry Waters, Collins Gooch. WK mm Hi L Vi Student Forum Delegates: Seated; Margaret Martin, Angie McCotter, Debbie Garner, Jeanie DeHart, Pat Black; Standing: Gail Cooper, Scotty Singleton, Herb Bing, Bonnie Jordan. Student Forum Alternates: Seated; Sherrill Britton, Penny Hedge, Richard Cesler, Carole Lee, Pete Pope. Standing: Cecil Stuart, Benny Phillips, Marty Keesecker. DONNA MARIE ARMSTRONG Donna Her eyes, dancing stors; her laughter, ringing bells. 8th grade chorus; Girl ' s Chorus I yr., sec.; Mixed Chorus 4 yrs.; All State Chorus 2 yrs.; Student Forum Del. 1 yr., sec.; Homeroom Pres. 2 yrs.; Jr. class sec.; Re- cording Sec. of Sr. class; 9th Grade Best Citizen; Fresh-Soph Prom Chmn. 2 yrs.; Kappa 1 yr.; Delta 2 yrs.; 8th Grade Cheer- leoder; J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Co- Cap. 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.; School Spirit Comm. 3 yrs.; Sr. Float Comm.; Homecoming Co mm. 3 yrs.; Beauty Contest 2 yrs.; Soph. Rep. to Homecoming; SHIPMATE staff 2 yrs.; minor and major role in two plays. ROBERT EDWARD ALLAN Robert Men of few words ore the best men. F.B.L.A. 2 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr.; F.T.A. 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council 1 yr.; Club of the month Comm. 1 yr.; Band 2 yrs.; J.V. Football Mgr. 1 yr.; 8th Grade Track Mgr. 1 yr. LINDA GAIL ARNDER Linda Friendship redoubles joys and cutteth grief in half. F.H.A. Club 1 yr. AVIS BRUCE ANDERSON Bruce He was o friend to everyone. SHARON LOUISE AYDLETTE Sharon Life is but a jest! I.C.T. Club 1 yr. CHARLES ANDREWS Bubba A man ' s own manner and char- acter is what most becomes him. Sr. Float Comm.; Wilson High School — J.V. Football 1 yr. LINDA FAYE BAILEY Linda Yesterday is gone; tomorrow is uncertain; today is here. USE IT. 8th Grade Chorus; Kappa 1 yr.; Delta 3 yrs.. Chaplain 1 yr.; Fresh. - Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Chmn. of Bids; Student Council 1 yr.; Del. to Youth Forum; Remembrance Comm. 1 yr., Chmn. 1 yr.; Build- ing ond Grounds Comm. 2 yrs.; School Spirit Comm. 3 yrs.; J.V. Cheerleader I yr.; Varsity Cheer- leader 2 yrs., Co-Cap. 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs.; Co- Chmn. of Publicity 2 yrs.; Jr. Homeroom Pres.; ADMIRAL staff 1 yr.. Circulation Mgr.; Sr. Bulletin Board Comm.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr. NATHAN EDWIN ASKEW Eddie What kind of world would this world be if all the folks were just like me? 8th Grade Football; 11th Grade Homeroom Chaplain. 20 GLORIA ANN BAROODY Ann For she is itself. sweeter than honey Chorus, 4 yrs.; Delta, 2 yrs.; Ship- mate Staff, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm. If they call you a sissy, Walter, hit ' em with your purse! WILLIAM HOWARD BAILEY JR. Billy From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, he is all mirth. J.V. Golf, 2 yrs.; Varsity Golf, 3 yrs.; Y.M.A. 2 yrs., — Trees. 1 yr.; H.R. Pres. 9th and I 1th grades; Monogram Club, 3 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 yr., — Sports Ed.; Sr. H.R. Trees.; Quill and Scroll 1 yr.. Pres. 1 yr.; Traffic Comm. 1 yr. SUSAN PAULETTE BARRETT Stisan A witty one is a treasure. F. H. A. , 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; C.O.T., 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm.; 1 yr. DONNA LEE BENE Donna And something more than melody dwells ever in her words. F.T.A., 2 yrs.; Admiralettes — 2 yrs.. Chaplain 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Pres. I yr.; S.C.A. Rep. 4 yrs.; Chair, of Homecoming 65-66; Co-Chair. Sen- ior Float Comm.; Inter-Club Coun. — Reporter; Soph. H.R. Trees.; Scrapbook Comm.; Assembly Comm.; Patriotism Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Scholastic Team, 3 yrs.; Stud. Forum Del., 1 yr.; Del. to District S.C.A., 3 yrs. WILLIAM WINSTON BARKLEY Winston He seems a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- rows. Band 5 yrs. — Band Staff 2 yrs. — Pres. — Head Librarian, 2 yrs.; uni- form man.; Stud. Band Director, All Vo. Band; All Regionial; School Dance Band, Asst. Drum Major, Solo and Ensemble, 3 yr.; Music Man orchestra; Tennis. DAV ID WILLIAM BAKER Dave He said little but to the point. 8th grade football; Varsity foot- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Track, 2 yrs. CLAUDIA RUTH BERNARD Claudia She is quiet and Calm. Band 4 yrs.. Band Staff 1 yr.; I.C.T. Kappa 2 yrs.; Nat. Honor Society 2 yrs.; Art Club 2 yrs.; F.M.L.A.; F.N.A.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Orchestra of Bye, Bye, Birdie; F.H.A. — Historian, Publicity Chmn. 21 CLYDI lOWARD BA5S Eddi Lough and the world laughs with you. Trotfic Comm , 5 yrs , Varsity football, I yr., J.V. Golf, 2 yrs. Varsity Golf, 3 yrs. ROGER ARNOLD BEAVER Roger Be silent and safe: silence never betrays you. D.E., I yr. LINDA KAY BESS Linda Her every thought was kind, her every word was true. I.C.T. Club, 1 yr. JOAN ROGERSON BISSETTE Joan To be nice is to be friendly. V.O.T., 1 yr. JULIAN DEES BEACHAM J. D. Always do right. This will gratify some rest. people and astonish the Indoor 1 yr. Track, 1 yr.; I.C.T. Club, SUSAN PAULETTE BIGGERS Susan Knows what she wants and goes after it. S.C.A., 1 yr.; Beauty Contest, 2 yrs.; Kappa, 2 yrs.; Sigma, 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Co., 1 yr.; Fr.-Soph. Prom Co., 1 yr.; Sec. of Fr. Class; School Spirit Comm., 1 yr.; Aud. Comm., 1 yr.; Lib Asst., 4 yrs.; Sr. Float Comm., 1 yr. EDGAR EUGENE BECK III Eddie It ' s better to know nothing than to know what ain ' t so. J.V. Track Team, 1 yr.; Varsity Track Team, 1 yr. PATRICIA GAY BLACK Pot A merry heart doth good that laughs at care. 8th Gr. homeroom pres.; 8th Gr. Chorus; Girls Chorus; Workshop Chorus; Admiralettes, 3 yrs.; Chap- lain, I yr.; Lang. Arts Club, Veep., 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 2 yrs.; All St. Chorus; Pure as the Driven Snow , Chorus-part; Bye-Bye Bird- ie , Chorus-port; Mr. Crone of Sleepy Hollow , Chorus-part; Music Man , Chorus-part; Thes- pian Society, 2 yrs.; Madrigal Mixed Chorus; Honor Comm.; School Spirit Comm.; Kappa. 2 yrs.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Delegate to Student Forum. We ' re second cousins to a ripe pineapple; we ' re in the can. JACKIE BEECHER Jackie When you meet a man you judge him by his clothes; when you leave, you judge him by his heart. Baseball Manager, 2 yrs.; Basket- ball Manager, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. EVELYN REBECCA BONNER Becky Her face was fair, her person pleasing, her temper amiable, her heart kind. Admiralettes, 2 yrs.; F.M.L.A., 1 yr.; I.C.T., 1 yr.. Sec., 1 yr.; Li- brary Asst. 2 yrs. STUART MICHAEL BENDER Mike All that know him, think much of him. 8th grade H.R. V.Pres.; Jr. Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Jr. Varsity Basket- ball, 1 yr.; I.C.T., 2 yrs.; Advisory Comm, in D.O. Club, 1 yr.; I.C.T. Club Float Chairman, 1 yr. JULIA DIANE BOWEN Diane Anything goes. D.E., 2 yrs.; Class Treas. 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr. HERBERT EARL BING JR. Herb I agree with no man ' s opinion; 1 have some of my own. Cross Country Track, I yr.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; National Ho nor Society, 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Homeroom Forum Delegate, 1 yr. MARGARET JEAN BRIDGERS Margaret Talk happiness, the world is sod enough. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Absentee Traffic Comm., 1 yr. THOMAS RICHARD BOBLETT Ricky Life is but a jest. 8th grade football; Jr. H.R. V.Pres 23 GLORIA MARILYN BROOKS Gloria Fun is where you find it. DAVID GLENN BOLDUC Glenn Give me a million girls — one ot a time. J.V. Wrestling, 1 yr.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; D.E., 1 yr. PEGGY ARLENE BROWN Peggy Quiet, happy, and friendly. Chorus, 5 yrs.; Madrigal, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A. HENRY FLETCHER BOLEN, JR. Hank There is a time for all things. Industrial Arts Club; I.C.T. JACQUELYNN MARIE BROWNE Jackie Her eyes portray a happy soul. Remembrance Committee, 1 yr.; Chorus Vice President, 1 yr.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; Beauty Contest, 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Music Man; Soph. Home Room President; Senior Alternate Delegate to stu- dent forum; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm., 1 yr. MICHAEL HUNT BOOTHE Mike A song is more lasting than the riches of the world. Mixed Chorus; Va. Regional Cho- rus, 3 yrs.; Va. Allstate Chorus, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr. BONNIE CAROL BRYAN Bonnie She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. And pleasant, too, to think on. Homecoming Comm. — Stadium Decorations; Admiral Staff — Cir- culation Manager; Senior Float Comm.; Quill and Scroll, 1 year; Remembrance Comm., 1 year; Log Staff, 1 year; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Admiralettes, 1 year; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Bulletin Board Comm., 3 yrs. RONALD EDWARD BRACY Ronnie Young fellows will be young fellows. Radio Club, 1 yr.; Varsity Track, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs. 24 JULIAETTE BURDEN Julia Good taste is the flower of good sense. EVERET BRUCE BRANHAM Bruce Things are never dull. ROSE MARIE BUTT Rose I would rather have a fool make me happy than an experience make me sad. Mixed Chorus; Girls Ensemble and Girls Chorus; Homeroom Treasurer; Kappa, 2 yrs.; Debate, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Jr. Homeroom Secretary; Language Arts Club, 1 yr.; 8th grade Homeroom Vice President. GEORGE RUSSELL BRITTON, JR. George I hate quotations! Now — tell me what you know. Band, 5 yrs.; Y.M.A ., 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm., 1 yr.; Orchestra in Music Man . BONITA FAYE BUTLER Bonnie Talk happiness; the world is sad enough. Delta, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Ad- miralettes, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff; Quill and Scroll; Pep Club, 1 yr.; V.O.T.; Kappa, 1 yr. WILLIAM DOUGLAS BRIDGERS Doug I was gratified to be able to answer promptly and I did; I said 1 didn ' t know. 8th grade Football; J.V. Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; VarsilV Track, 1 yr. ALTHEA VIOLENA CALHOUN Althea A woman of her gentle sex, the seeming paragon. F.T.A., 5 yrs.; Junior Chorus (Lees- burg, Va.); Concert Choir, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus; Regional Chorus, 2 yrs.; Treasurer of F.T.A.; Bible Club. Some people just never know when to quit. SHERRILL PATTERSON BRITTON Sherrill Why do today what I can do tomorrow? Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Senior float Comm.; Alternate Student Forum Delegate. CHARLENE MABEL CANADA Charlene Manner, not gold, is a woman ' s best adornment. Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus, 2 yrs.; Art Club; Eastern Regional Va. Chorus; Sigma, 1 yr.; Part in Bye, Bye, Birdie ; Sung in ' Shin- d ' g ' ; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr. EDWARD JOSEPH BROWN Eddie There is nothing that can take away from his winning personal- ity. Current Events Club, 1 yr.; Library Asst.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr. LARENDA JEAN CHAMBERS Elsie What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Chorus, 2 yrs.; (Cradock and Nor- com); Dramatics Club; Forensics Club. 26 DONALD WAYNE BURCHER Don There ' s a laughing devil in his eyes. 8th grade Basketball; J.V. Basket- ball; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs.; Building and Grounds Comm. YOLANDA ELIZABETH CHAPPELL Londie Laughter is her daily medicine. HmRm. President, 1 yr.; Fresh.- Soph. Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; S.C.A. Comm., 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Office Asst., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Bible Club, 4 yrs.; School Spirit, 1 yr. TERRY RAE CALLAHAN Terry Good words are worth much and cost little. Varsity Wrestling Team. LINDA SUE CLARK Linda Is not life o hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? F.T.A., 3 yrs.; Delta, 2 yrs.; Sigma, 1 yr.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; Building and Grounds Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Scrapbook Comm.; Foreign Language Club; Senior Float Comm.; ADMIRAL staff, 1 yr.; Academic Ed.; Office Asst., i yr.; Auditorium Comm.; Girls ' Ensemble, 1 yr.; Mixed Cho- rus, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll. It ' s not exactly Macaha, Rosebud! LINDA MARIE COE Linda Why should life all labor be? 8th Grade Chorus; Girls Chorus, 2 yrs.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs. WILLIAM LAMAR CARTER Billy Silence ■- the speech ot the wise. MARTHA ANNE COLEMAN Morty Work is work and must be done, but while I work. I ' ll have my tun. Admiralettes, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Scrapbook Chair- man, 1 yr.; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm., I yr.; Junior-Senior Prom Comm., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Art Club, 2 yrs.; Senior Float Comm.; Jr. Hmrm. Sec. Treasurer; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; ADMIRAL staff, 2 yrs.. Associate Ed. Editor; Rep. to S I P. A. Convention, 1 yr. GORDON THOMAS CESLER, JR. Tommy The joy of life is living. J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 1 yr.; Varsity Track, 2 yrs.; J.V. Basketball, I yr.; 8th Grade Basketball; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Vice President of H.R. SHARON LINDA COLESON Sharon Understanding and ready to moke friends with anyone. D.E., 2 yrs. RICHARD HAYES CESLER Richord His outlook is part of his nature. S.C.A. Rep., 1 yr.; 8th Grade Bask- ketball, Co-Captain; 8th Grade Track, Co-Captain; Hmrm. Presi- dent, 4 yrs.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Varsity Track, 4 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 4 yrs.; Boys Chorus, Pres.; Monogram Club, 3 yrs. BEVERLY GAIL COLLIER Beverly Speech is of time, silence is of eternity. V.O.T., 1 yr.; Delta, 3 yrs.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Guid- ance Asst., 1 yr.; Aud. Comm., 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.. Sec. 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 2 yrs.; Build- ing and Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm. WILLIAM GARLAND CLARK Bill A sport in every way. 8th Grade Track; J.V. Track, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.. Librarian, Uni- form Chairman; Tidewater Scholas- tic Team, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Varsity Track, In- door Track; All-Regional Band; Log Staff, 1 yr.; Band Staff. NORMA JEAN COOPER Jean Never idle a minute. F.T.A., 5 yrs.; Kappa, 4 yrs.. Pres. Treasure; Lang. Arts Club, 3 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sr. Float Comm.; Log Staff, Typist; ADMIRAL Staff, Club Ed.; Flag Carrier, 1 yr.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council, 1 yr.. Secretary; H.R. Sec. Vice President; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Sophomore H.R. Vice-Pres.; Jr. H.R. Sect. WAYNE CLINTON COLLIER Chuck What should o man do but be merry? D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Industrial Arts Club, 1 yr.; 8th grade Football, 2 yrs.; Track, 1 yr. SANDRA GAIL COOPER Gail Why frown when it is easier to smile? Bible Club, 4 yrs.. Chaplain, 1 yr.; Admiralettes, i yr.; Future Home- makers, 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Junior- Senior Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Delta, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 3 yrs.; Auditorium Comm., 2 yrs.; Rep- resentative to Student Forum. JAMES MICHAEL COLLINS Mike A to Z — every inch a gentle- man. J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football. MARGARET SUE COX Peggy She laughed for no reason but fun. German American Club (another school); F.B.L.A. LAVON CREEKMORE Pee Wee Oh, why should life all labor be. Crestwood High School; J.V. Bas- ketball, 2 yrs.; Vice President of Soph. Class; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Industrial Arts Club. 28 PATRICIA ANN COX Trish Life is not life at all without fun. (Kaiserslautern American High School); G.A.A.; Play Prep.; Musi- cal; Touring Club; Pep Club. JAMES LEE CROSS Jim He should, he could, he would; he did the best. 8th Grade Track; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; High School Choir. PHYLLIS JEAN DeHART Jeanie Her ways are ways of gentle- ness. 8th Grode Chorus; Kappa, 2 yrs.; Delta, 2 yrs.; Girls Ensemble, 2 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; All State Chorus, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow , Bye, Bye, Birdie ; Senior Delegate to student forum; H.R. Treas. DIXON LEE CURRY Dixon Oh, how I love a good time. J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Baseball; J.V. Track; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track, 2 yrs.; F.T.A.; I.C.T. SUSAN ANN DeJARNETTE Susan One Senior who has not lost the ability to blush. Bible Club, 1 yr. THOMAS EARL DAIL Tommy A moral, sensible, and well bred man. J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs. BRENDA KAY DEMPSEY Brenda Sweetness and goodness in her person shine. 8th Grade Homeroom Treas.; Ma- jorette, 3 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Remembrance Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; V.O.Y. But Mr. Byrd, we ' re only getting in practice for the Senior Banquet. JACOB LESTER DARDEN, JR. Jackie No one knows what he can do until he tries. 8th Grade Track; Current Events Club; D.E. Club, 2 yrs. JAMES EARL DAVIS Jimmy He was a friend to everyone. Manager of basketball, 4 yrs.; Manager of baseball, 1 yr. JOYCE LINDA DOLAK Joyce Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Transferred from Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, N. Y. LYNN STARR EVERTON Lynn It is a woman ' s reason to say, I will do such a thing because I will. 8th and girl ' s Chorus, 1 yr. each; Bible Club, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; V.O.T., 1 yr. MATTHEW OLIVER DAVIDSON III Matt I know a story worth two of that. Traffic Comm., 1 yr.; Lang. Arts Club, 1 yr.; Band, 2 yrs.; Thespian Soc., 3 yrs.; Scribe, 1 yr.; Business Mgr. of the ADMIRAL; Soph. Hm- rm. Treas.; Minor roles in four plays; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Treas., I yr.; Future Med. Leaders of Amer- ica Club. WALTER DWIGHT DOBBINS Walter He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Y.M.A., 3 yrs., Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm., 2 yrs.; Scrap Book Comm., 1 yr.; Vor. Tennis, 3 yrs.; Hmrm. Treas., 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ccmm.; Homecoming Comm.; ADMIRAL Staff; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Hm- rm. Bulletin Board Comm. MARGARET ELIZABETH DUMIRE Peggy Of course I ' m right, I said I was, didn ' t I ? F.M.L.A., 1 yr.; Lang. Arts Club, 1 yr.; Art Club, 1 yr.; Float Comm., 1 yr.; A. Homeroom Devotions Chairman; I.C.T. Club Chaplain, 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Chmn. JULIANNA FAUCETT Julie A newcomer v ho soon became a friend. Fairview H. S. — Camden, Ark.; F.T.A.; F.H.A., Miss F.H.A. of 64- 65; Audio Visual Club; Attended Ark. Girl ' s State; Jr. Class Pres. 30 HELEN GENEVA FAULKNER Helen She that has patience may sur- pass anything. F.T.A., 1 yr.; V.O.T. PHILLIP LEE DOUGHTIE Phil If a thing is worth doing it is worth doing well. Language Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Cur- rent Events Club, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Lib. Asst., 1 yr; Chess Club, Pres.; Inter-Club Council; Traffic Comm. MARGARET THERESA FLOWERS Peggy To be happy, gay, and ready for fun makes her personality. Art Club, 1 yr.; Sigma, I yr.; Auditorium Comm., 1 yr. CHARLES STEVEN ELLIOTT Steve What ' s the use of books without pictures. Fresh. -HmRm. Treas. Gymnastics, 1 yr.; 8th grade wrestling. BETTY WYLINE FOXWORTH Wyline An outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace. F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; I.C.T., 1 yr. BENJAMIN STEPHEN ELLIS Steve He may be quiet, but oh my, he ' ll do great things by and by. 8th grade HmRoom Pres.; S.C.A. Representative, 3 yrs.; Devotions Comm.; Traffic Comm Chairman; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Secretary, 1 yr. 31 JUDITH LYNNE GILBERT Judy They always think who seldom talk. Delta, 3 yrs.; Vice-Pres., I yr. And this was the result of one of the better cafeteria meals! ELIZABETH GAYLE FREDERICK Gayle What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Jr-. Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Delta, 2 yrs.; Infirmary Asst. 2, yrs.; I.C.T., 1 yr. CHARLES KENT FIELDS Kent I call a fig a fig, and a spade a spade. Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., I yrs.; D.E., 1 yr. JAMES EDWARD ELLIS Jimmy Gentle to others; to himself severe. Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Chaplain, I yr.; Office Asst.; ADMIRAL staff. Spe- cial Editor; 9th grade HmRm. Sec.- Treas.; Sr .Float Comm.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr. DEBORAH ANNE GARNER Debbie Beautiful as sweet! Young as beautiful! Soft as young! Gay as soft! And innocent as gay! 8th grade HmRm. Pres., Fresh. HmRm. Treas.; Jr. HmRm. Vice- Pres.; Girls Chorus, Sigma, 2 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr.; Delta, 1 yr.; Fresh.- Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Office Asst., 1 yr.; Aud. Comm.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; C.O.T., I yr.; ADMIRAL staff, I yr.; Inter-Club Council, 1 yr. ; Homecoming Comm., I yr.; F.B.L.A., I yr.; Sr. Forum Dele- gate, 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm.; Building and Grounds Comm., Quill and Scroll; Minor Role in Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow ; F.B.L.A. Reporter. BRENDA PEARL GLADSON Brenda You ore never complete until you wear a smile. Homecoming Comm.; Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Delta. SPENCER WAYNE FITTON Wayne It con truly be said, he is a great man. Golf, 4 yrs.; Major part in play, On Borrowed Time. ; Y.M.A.; Traffic Comm.; Library Ass ' t, 1 yr. OLIVIA GLENDORA GOINS Freckles The secret of her personality was her friendship. D.E. Club. LOUIS KEITH FREAS Keith Men of few words are the best men. D.E. Club. PATRICIA JOHNSON GOWER Pat The only way to have a friend is to be one. wanna go home to my mama! ' ' JOHN ROBERT FREELAND Bob Friendliness and good sportsman- ship make his character. 8th grade football; Varsity foot- ball, 3 yrs.; Varsity track, 2 yrs.; Jr. homeroom Pres.; Traffic Comm. LINDA FAYE GRIFFIN Linda Good will is the mightiest prac- tical force in the universe. V.O.T., I year; F.B.L.A., 1 year. RONALD EUGENE GIBSON Ronny He was a friend to everyone. D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Varsity Track, 2 years; J.V. Track, I year. CHRISTINE ELEANOR GRIGAS Chris She aims high and makes the goal. When they made Chris they threw away the mold. 8th grade cheerleader and co- capt.; Freshman Cl. Pres.; Kappa; Miss Cradock Contest; Rep. to S.C.A., 2 yrs.; c ' t. of S.C.A.; Delta, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres. and Presi- dent; Chairman of Jr. -Sr.; Soph, and Jr. Best Citizen Award; Var- sity Cheerleader; Jr. Homecoming Rep.; Homecoming Queen 1965; Sr. Cl. Treas.; Homeroom Pres., 2 yrs.; Del. to Girls State; Comm. Chairman of Homecoming, 3 yrs.; Fresh.-Soph. Ass ' t. Chmn.; Bulletin Bd. Comm. Chmn.; Scrapbook, Comm. Chmn.; Honor Comm.; Auditorium Comm.; Bldg, and Ground Comm.; Public Relations Comm. Chmn.; Youth Forum, 2 yrs.; District S.C.A. meeting; Inter-Club Council; School Spirit Comm.; Remembrance Comm. LINDA MARIE GWALTNEY Linky In this world, it is not what we take, but what we give that makes us much. Girls Chorus, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yrs.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 1 yr.; Guidance Office Asst., 1 yr.; Foreign Language Club, 1 yr.; Special Editor for the ADMIRAL; Foreign Language Club, 1 yr. WILLIAM COLLINS GOOCH Collins A wise man never loses anything if he have himself. 8th Grade Track; Indoor Track, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. FRANCINE ANTIONETTE HARMON Franny Wit to persuade, beauty to de- light. 8th Grade Class Sec.; H.R. Pres- ident, 3 yrs.; Delta, 4 yrs.; Hist., 1 yr.; Office Ass ' t., 1 yr.; Jr. Var- sity Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Homecom- ing Comm., 1 yr.; Chairman, 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., 3 yrs.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr. Rep. to S.C.A.; Dele- gate to District S.C.A. Conference, 2 yrs.; Delegate to State S.C.A. Conference, 1 yr.; Delegate to State S.C.A. Youth Forum, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader, 2 yrs.; Co- Captain, 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Honor Comm., I yr.; Trees., S.C.A.; President of Inter-Club Council; Patriotism Comm., 1 yr.; Most Valuable Teenager of Tidewater; Service Award Comm., I yr. BERNARD RAY GRIMES Bernie He enjoys living and furnishes a lot of fun for all who know him. Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Track, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm., 1 yr.; AAU Wres- tling Tournament — 1st Place; In- vitational Tourn. — 1st Place. BEVERLY ANN HALE Taffy A merry heart that laughs at care. 8th Grade Chorus; Girls Chorus, 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; Admiral- ettes, 2 yrs.; Minor Role Bye- Bye Birdie . JEWELL LEE HARRIS Jewell Love, sweetness, and goodness in her person shine. Girls Chorus, I yr.; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs.; All-State Chorus, 1 yr.; Aud. Comm., 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; Minor Role Music Man ; Delta, 2 yrs.; Sec., 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Treas., I yr.; Scrapbook Comm., 1 yr.; Building Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Shipmate, I yr.; Dramatics, 1 yr.; 8th Grade H.R. Pres.; Quill Scroll; Bulletin Board Comm., I yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm., I yr.; Senior Float Comm. 34 DAVID MICHAEL HARBIN Dave Speech is silver, but silence is golden. NANA LEE HARRIS Nana Her sweet nature has brightened many a day. (At Buckroe) 8th Grade Cheer- leader; Pep Club; Stadium Deco- ration Comm.; (Cradock) H.R. Pres- ident, 3 yrs.; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; S.C.A., 3 yrs.; Honor Comm., 2 yrs.. Chairman, 1 yr.; Youth Forum, 2 yrs.; Delta, 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm., 2 yrs.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; Aud. Comm.; Foreign Exchange Comm.; Remem- brance Comm., I yr.; Building Grounds Comm. JULIAN SYLVESTER HERVEY Potsy There was humor in his every word. Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Indoor Track; Stage Crew. I don ' t think you ' ve quite got the idea, fellas. SANDRA LEE HATHCOCK Sandy Quiet but always ready to lend a helping hand. Cafeteria Aid, 4 yrs.; F.H.A., I yr. KERMIT MONROE HOBBS Kermit Hope for the best. Varsity Football, 1 yr,; D.E. Club 1 yr.; Boys Chorus. CONSTANCE ELLA HEADRICK Connie Great souls are portions of eternity. F.H.A.; Occupational A. PENELOPE JAYNE HEDGE Penny And then she would talk, good gosh how she would talk! Homeroom V.P., 4 yrs.; 8th grade Chorus; Girls Chorus ; Kappa, 1 yr.; Scrapbook Comm., 2 yrs.; Girls ' Ensemble, 2 yrs.; All-Stote Chorus, 2 yrs.; Rem. Comm.; Admiralettes, 2 yrs.. Most Valuable Member of Admiralettes; Delta; Mixed Chorus; Business Manager, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 2 yrs.; Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm.; Bye, Bye, Birdie — minor role. SAMUEL EARL HORNE Sammy Our life is frittered away by detail; simplify, simplify. VICTORIA LYNN HELVEY Vickie The silver lining of every cloud. F.T.A., 2 yrs.; Girls Chorus, 1 yr.; Girls Ensemble, 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr., Treas.; C.O.T., I yr. LEON FAISON HOUSTON JR. I have a lifetime, so why hurry. 8th Grade Class V. Pres.; Wres- tling; Track, 2 yrs.; Soph. Class Treas.; Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr.; Fire Drill Comm., 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Fresh. Class V. President. REBECCA LOUISE HENLEY Becky Time wasted is existence, used is life. Building Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Delta, 3 yrs.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Scrap Book Comm., 1 yr.; Aud. Comm. 1 yr.; Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; Spirit Comm., 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm. THOMAS FREDERICK HUMPHRIES Ricky Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. J.V. Baseball, 2 yrs. PAMELA JOYCE HONAKER Pom You can cover a great deal of country in books. Chorus, 2 yrs.; Winner of S.C.A. Essay contest; Honor Comm., Lan- guage Arts Club; Business Mana- ger, Antigone; Literary Point Chairman, 2 yrs.; FT. A., 3 yrs.; State Delegate at large, District Vice-President, Chapter President; Kappa, 2 yrs.; Thespian Society 1491, 2 yrs.; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs.; 2nd Place Girls Poetry Reading; District Forensics; Literary Letter; Log Staff; Home- coming Banquet Chairman, Office Assistant; Roll in Anne Frank; Chairman of Club of Month; Class Poet; Letter of Commendation from NMSQT; Val. Mem. St. Con., 2 yrs. SAMUEL PAUL JESSELSON Sam The only way to hove a friend is to be one. 8th Grade Football; 8th Grade Wrestling; 8th Grade Track; Var- sity Football, 1 yr.; J.V. Football, 2 yrs., Co-Captain; J.V. Wrestling, I yr.; Varsity Wrestling, 3 yrs.; Varsity Track, I yr.; Homeroom Pres., 2 yrs.; Closs Treasurer, 2 yrs.; S.C.A. President; Boy State; Del. to National Bellamy Aword. 36 MARTIN CRAIG KEESECKER Marty Great things come in surfboards and jokes. Hmrm, Pres.; Traffic Comm.; Fr.- Soph. Prom Comm.; 8th Grade Track; Var. Track, 2 yrs.; In- Door Track, 1 yr.; Hmrm. Comm., 2 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Lib. Ass ' t, 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 3 yrs. Naaaa! If you won ' t put up my announcement for the Senior Banquet at DeLido ' s, I ' ll just go home! JUANITA JEANNE HUTE Juanita Her friendliness is noticed by all who know her. F.T.A., 5 yrs.; Lang. Art Club; Band, 4 yrs.. School Spirit Comm.; Guid. Off. Ass ' t; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Scholastic Team, 1 yr.; Kappa, 2 yrs.; French Tournament, 1 yr. LOIS VIRGINIA JACOBS Lois A kind and willing heart hath she. Bible Club; Art Club, 4 yrs., Vice- Pres. and Sec ' t-Treas.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; The Shipmote Staff, Editor- in-Chief. ROBERT GLEN JONES Glen Talent and worth are the only eternal grounds of distinction, (Hanover HS;) Football; S.C.A.; Newspaper; Class VP; Chess; Radio Club; Creative Writ. Club: (CHS:) Debate, 2 yrs. EDDY MICHAEL KILLETTE Eddy He is a friend to everyone. D.E. Club, 2 yrs. ROSALIE JACKSON Rosy The deed is everything, the glory nothing. F.T.A.; FH..A. Pres.; Delta, 3 yrs.; Hmrm. Comm.; Shipmate; Inter- Club Council; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs. FRANCES HEDGEPETH JAMERSON Jane Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot hide it from themselves. 8th Grade Chorus, Pres.; F.H.A.; Delta; I.C.T.; D.O. Club; c ' t. and Trees, of Homerooms, 3 yrs.; 8th grade Chorus Pres. 37 J MICHAEL PETER KILPATRICK Mike Little I ask, my wants are few. Beaufort High School, S. C. — J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Base- ball, 1 yr. MALINDA TAYLOR JOHNSON Linda Silence is as deep as eternity speech is as shallow as time. ' Bible Club, 1 yr. RICHARD ANTHONY KOZIANA Ricky Things turn up for the man Ihot digs. 8th Grade Track; Varsity Track, 3 yrs.; Indoor Track, 1 yr.; Cross- Country Track, 1 yr.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Soph. H.R. Treas. SANDRA JO JOHNSTON Sandy A good heart is worth gold. JAMES KING Jimmie The only woy to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. Band, 2 yrs. ERNEST DAVID KYLE David A gentlemon in everything he undertakes. National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 3 yrs.; Tennis Team, 3 yrs.; H.R. Pres.; H.R. V. Pres. REBECCA ANN JOHNSTON Becky Friendliness has a thousand charms to show. Salk Jr. High — Associate Student Body; Library Club, I Yr. Chelan High School — Intramural Sports. PAULA MAE JONES Paula fariety is the mother of enjoy- lent. rt Club, 1 yr.; Delta, 3 .O.T., 1 yr. yrs.; 38 ROBERT LEE LINDSAY Country But he, while his companions slept, slept too. 8th grade football; .JV. Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Monogram Club; Homeroom Pres- ident; Industrial Crafts Club; Pres- ident i yr. JERRY WAYNE MEADE Jerry A fellow who manages to take every thing in his stride. (Abingdon and Castlewood High Schools) 8th grade basketball and football; J.V. Football and Basket- ball; Science Club; Athletic Club; Junior Chorus; (At Cradock) In- door track; Varsity Track. BONNIE GAIL JORDAN Bonnie She looked only on the bright side of life. Delta, 2 yrs.; Homeroom Pres.; Library Ass ' t. 2 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Sports Editor of The ADMIRAL; 8th grade Homeroom Sec ' t.; School Spirit Comm.; Homeroom Vice-Pres.; Sen- ior Delegate to the Student Forum; Sr. Float Comm.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr. LINDA IRENE LEWIS Lynn It matters not what you are taught to be, but what you are. Jr. Homeroom Treas.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; LOG staff; Feature Editor of The ADMIRAL; Gymnastics Club, 1 yr.; Delta, i yr.; Admiral- ettes, 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm.; Homeroom Vice-Pres.; Make-up Bye-Bye-Birdie ; Minor part in Music Man ; Quiil and Scroll, 2 yrs.; Senior Float Comm.; Office Ass ' t., 1 yr.; Senior Homeroom Treas. JOHN WAYNE MARTIN Johnny Silence is the perfect herald of ioy. Secretary of 9th grade homeroom; Boys Chorus, 1 year. THOMAS WAYNE MONELL Tommy Silence is more elegant than words. Band, 2 yrs.; Homecoming deco- rations Comm. ; V.O.T. i yr.; F.B.LA. 1 yr.; Y.M.A. 1 yr. Attention All Seniors! School will immediately be dismissed! CAROLE VIRGINIA LEE Carole Heaven ient an angel ' s beauty to her face. Remembrance Comm., 2 yrs.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Soph. Home- room Vice-Pres.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Ban- ner Carrier, 2 yrs.; Beauty Contest; Delta, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr. CHERYL LYNN LOCKE Cheryl A cheerful look mokes a dish o feast. Inter-Club Council, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs., Sec. Pres.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; F.M.L.A., 1 yr.; Delta, 4 yrs.; Delegate to D.E. State Con- vention; F.H.A. ROBERT EARL MOORE Bob Men of few words are the best. Aeronautics Club, 1 yr.; French Club. LINDA CAROL MARLOWE Linda She is quiet and calm. GRAYDON WAYNE MORRIS Big Red Everyone ' s friend and a friend to everyone. CAROLYN ANN MANN Carolyn Always flirtatious and gay: she tosses her head and goes on her way. I.C.T, 1 yr. MARGARET JEAN MARTIN Margaret A merry heart doeth all good. F.T.A., 4 yrs.. Sec.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Language Arts Club, 2 yrs.. Treasurer; Kappa, 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; ADMIRAL staff, 1 yr., Administration; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Student Forum Delegate, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr. JAMES EDWARD MORING Jimmy For he is one who will back his own opinion by a wager. MICHAEL LEE MOY Mike A man of mark. 8th Grade H.R. President; 8th Grade Basketball; 9th Grade H.R. Treasurer; J.V. Football and Bas- ketball, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr. 40 LINDA MARIE MATEJKA Linda It ' s wiser being good than bad. Band, 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Future Medical Leaders of Amer- ica, 2 yrs.; President, 1 yr.; Chap- lain, 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Office Assistant, 2 yrs.; Annual Staff, I yr.; Advertising Manager. PHILLIP ANDERSON MULLEN Phil A calm young man. Office Assistant, 1 yr.; Boy ' s Chorus. JOHN DAVID MUESING David The silent ones will soon be known, Y.M.A., 3 yrs.; Reporter, I yr.; 8th Grade Track; Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs.; President, 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Committee; Fire Drill Committee, 1 yr.; Senior Float Committee; Outdoor Track, 2 yrs.; Tennis Team, 1 yr. AMY JO MODLIN Amy A girl with a gentle conscience. F.T.A., 4 yrs.; Float Committee, I yr.; Chaplain, 1 yr.; Delta, 1 yr,; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Language Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Sec- retary, 1 yr.; Homecoming Com- mittee, 1 yr.; Stadium Decorations Comm,; Shipmate Staff, I yr.; Guidance Assistant, 1 yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Committee-Decorations Com- mittee; Bldg, and Grounds Comm, RUTH VIRGINIA MILLER Ruthie As merry as the day is long. Art Club, 1 yr.; Shipmate Staff, 1 yr. STEPHEN LYLE MUTTER Steve He is a friend to everyone. Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 1 yr.; Varsity Wrestling, 4 yrs,; Head Football Manager, 1 yr.; Head Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Home- coming Committee, 1 yr.; Senior Float Committee. What ' d ya mean stupid? These were the highest grades in Mr, Graham ' s class. ALICE BRENDA MOUSER Mousie A quiet girl but quite a girl. Art Club, 2 yrs.; Modern Dance Club; — (Wilson); Gymnastics Club; Kappa; DECCA; Attendance As- sistant, 1 yr. ROBY BERNARD McCUTCHEON Roby Good words are worth much and cost little. BARBARA LAVERN McALPIN Barbara She was quiet but always ready to make a friend. 8th Grade Rememberance Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm.; C.O.T. JAMES EDWARD McFARLAND Jimmy Young fellows will be young fel- lows. D.E., i yr.; Wrestling, 1 yr. ANGELA LEE McCOTTER Angie The joy of youth her eyes dis- play. Band, 3 yrs.; National Honor Soc- ciety, 2 yrs.; Language Arts Club; F.T.A.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Ad- miralettes, 2 yrs.; Rem. Comm.; Kappa, Senior Forum Delegate; Orchestra for Bye Bye Birdie. NORMAN HUGH MclNTOSH Norman He was not in the hall of com- mon men. 8th grade Track; Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs.. Sec. and Treas.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.. Chap., 1 yr. and Pres.; Traffic Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Indoor Track, 2 yrs. JUDITH RUTH McKIBBEN Judy Happiness is an activify — such is her nature. Kappa, 1 yr.; Building and Grounds Comm.; U. N. Essay Contest, (hon- orable mention) CHARLES EDWARD McMILLION Ed Every man should measure him- self by his own standard. Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr.; SHIPMATE, 1 yr. JANETT ELIZABETH McNEELY Janett Never idle a moment and al- ways thoughtful of others. Oceanside High, Calif., Am. Field Service; BYF Bible Club; Major role in Choir Show; 8th grade Glee Club; Marie T. Bradley List (Honor Society); Sec. 8th grade Hmrm.; Kappa, 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs.; Honor Society, 2 yrs.; All State Chorus; Madrigal, 1 yr.; U.N. Contest; Min- or role in Music Mon. 42 MICHAEL WAYNNE NASH Mike Good words are worth much and cost little. Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Varsity Track, 4 yrs.; Indoor Track, 1 yr.; J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 1 yr.; Traffic Comm., 1 yr. I need a pennant for my wall. MARGIE ANNE NATION Margie The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Admiralettes 2 yrs., F.B.L.A. 2 yrs.; 8th grade Chorus, Girls Chorus 1 yr.. Girls Ensemble 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus. Part in one play. CARL MICHAEL NYMAN Carl Always ready for a good time. J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. NANCY LIGHT NORRIS Nancy JAMES RANDOLPH NEW Jimmy He wore a bashful look. Baseball; Y.M.A. track; Library Assistant. Always do right, it will gratify some and astonish the rest. Band, 4 yrs.; Majorette, 3 yrs.; Band Staff, 2 yrs.; Band Treas.; Homeroom Treas.; Soph. HmRm. Vice-Pres.; Jr. HmRm. Pres. NANCY SHOOK NEAL Nancy Saddle your dreams and ride them to victory. MALCOLM RALPH OTT Buddy All haste is from the devil. (Fletcher High School) Baseball, Swimming and Delta. 43 JOY MARIE O ' NEAL Joy JANET YVONNE PARKER Yvonne I grow old learning something new each day. Dramatics, 2 yrs. JESSE KEETER PEELE J. K. I ' ll moke a commotion in any place. J.V. Wrestling, 1 yr.; Varsity Wrestling, 2 yrs.; D.E., 1 yr.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. ' ; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Admiral Craddock, I yr. Love of youth shines in her eyes. F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Dramatics Club; Mixed Chorus; French Club; D.E., 2 yrs. EDWARD EARL PITTMAN Earl A good heart worth gold had he. 8th Grade Track; Varsity Track, 1 yr. PAULA EVANGELINE OWENS Paulo Serious on few occasions, talk- ative on others. Role in Music Man BERNICE PAYNE Bernice Life is centered around being happy. F.T.A., 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 1 yr.; 8th Grade Chorus; Girls Chorus, I yr.; D.E., 1 yr. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PHILLIPS, JR. Benny The spark behind every explo- sion. 8th Grade Football; J.V. Football, 1 yr.; J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball, I yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 1 yr. ARTHUR WAYNE POPE Pete He was the pinnacle of polite- ness. 8th Grade Football; 8th Grade Basketball; Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs.; J.V. Basketball, 2 yrs. (Co- Captain); J.V. Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Monogram Club 3 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr. 44 PHYLLIS ROSETTA PEARCE Phyllis Live to love and love to learn. Band, 2 yrs.; Bible Club, 3 yrs.; Language Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Chap- lain, 1 yr.; F.T.A., 3 yrs.; Chap, lain, I yr.; National Honor Society; Scholastic Team 5 semesters; Delta, 1 yr.; Latin Tournament, 2 yrs.; French Tournament, I yr.; Anti- gone ; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., 1 yr. STEVE LEON RANKIN Steve A man of all hours, ready for anything. Football, 3 yrs.; Track, 3 yrs.; Wrestling, 3 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Co-Captain Track Team; Most Valuable Trackman; Secretary Soph. Homeroom. MARIE ELAINE PHILLIPS Elaine Sparkle and spice and every- thing nice. F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Secretary, Junior Homeroom; V.O.T., 1 yr.; Library Staff, 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr. JAMES MICHAEL REVELS Mike Do all things like a man. 8th grade football; 8th grade track; J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Var- sity Football, 3 yrs.; Varsity Ten- nis, 4 yrs.; Monogram Club, 3 yrs. ' Y.M.A., 2 yrs. ETHEL LOUISE PERKINS Eth Patience is the key of content. L.C.M.R. High School, Bible Club, 2 yrs.; Vice-Pres., I yr.; Kappa, 1 yr,; Mixed Chorus, 3 yrs.; Mad- rigal, I yr.; Journalism, I yr.; Girls Chorus, 1 yr.; Future Home- makers, I Yr, REGINA MARIE PITTMAN Gina If you can ' t convince ' em con- fuse ' em. Band, 4 yrs.; Sec., I yr.; Treas., I yr.; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Sigma, 1 yr.; Kappa I yr.; Delta, 1 yr.; Fire Drill Comm.; Homeroom Pres., Soph. Jr. Year; Gymnastics Club; School Spirit Comm,; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Bye Bye Birdie , Music Man. Anyone for a catsup on cobboge sandwich? DONALD LEE RESPESS Don Natural, simple, effective. Golf, 3 yrs.; Boys Chorus, 1 yr.; D.E. Club. 45 REBECCA IRENE POPE Becky Her wit is a symbol of her character. 8th Grade Chorus; Girls Chorus, I yr.; I.C.T., 2 yrs. NORWOOD PAGE RIGGS Woody Thought is deeper than all speech. STANLEY RAY ROOT Stan A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. J.V. Basketball, 2 yrs.; Co-captain, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 1 yr. MARGARET DIANE PRITCHARD Margaret As friendly as the day is long. F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Mojorette, I yr.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; V.O.T., 1 yr.; Homeroom President, 2 yrs.; Home- room Treas., 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr. I CLAUDETTE PRINCE Claude Why should life all labor be? F.B.L.A., 2 yrs.; Art Club, 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Girls Ensemble, 1 yr.; Office Ass ' t., I yr.; V.O.T. ORVAN DAVID ROTHGEB, JR. Butch He was no doubt a handsome man. (F.F.A.) J.V. Football; Varsity foot- ball; Track. Ah! ha! We caught you underclassmen again! LAURA KATHERINE PYE Laura Things ore never dull. Bible Club, 3 yrs.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; Chaplain, 1 yr.; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; V.O.T., 1 yr.; 8th Grade Chorus. 46 CLIFTON AUGUSTA SCHODT, JR. Butch Man, talk about a party. Freshman Homeroom President; Jr Homeroom- Treasurer; Band, 4 yrs.; D.E. Club; Y.M.A., 1 yr.; Pa- triotism Comm. We gotta get outa this place! BETTY JONES RATLIFF Betty Silence is the mother of truth. F.M.L.A., 2 yrs.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; 8th Grade Athletic Club. RUSSELL LEE SCOTT The Flea There is no wealth but life. (Crestwood High School) Band; Hi-Y; Library Club; Dance Club; Baseball Team; Hi-Y Baskefball Team; 4-H Club; P.E. Gymnasfics Club. STEVEN ARTHUR SHEDRICK Steve It matters not what you are taught to be but what you are. D.E Club, 2 yrs. BRENDA ANN REAVES Brenda The smile is the universal lan- guage. Bible Club, 1 yr,; Gymnastics, 4 yrs.; Gymnastic State Meet, 1964; Jr. Homeroom Treas.; Library Ass ' t. ANDREA LEE REA Andee She laughed in trouble ' s face. Art Club, 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 1 y- ISAAC WALTER SHERLOCK Ike A mighty football machine; with a bull-dozer personality. 8th grade Football; Wrestling; Track; Varsity Football, 4 yrs.; Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling, 4 yrs.; 1964 Eastern Dist. Tourn., 2nd place; 1965, 1st place; 1964 Va. St. Tourn., 1st place; 1965 St. Tourn., 2nd place; Traffic Comm. 47 SANDRA LOUISE REYNOLDS Sandy A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Majorette, 2 yrs.; Auditorium Comm., 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Delta, 2 yrs.; D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Senior Float Comm., 1 yr.; Dancer for Shindig . CLAUDE WILLIAM SIMMONS Jack There lies conversation in his eyes. PATRICIA ANN RICHARDSON Pat Nothing is rarer than real good- ness. 8th Grade Cheerleader; Admirals Tri Hi Y, 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Hmrm. Sec.; Auditorium Comm., 1 yr.; Building Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Scrapbook Comm., 1 yr.; Home- coming Comm., 1 yr.; Bulletin Board Comm., Co-Chairman, 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., t yr.; Sen- ior Float Comm.; Delta, 1 yr. BYRON SCOTT SINGLETON Scotty All my books are women ' s looks, and how I love to study! J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; J.V. Wres- tling, 1 yr.; Varsity Wrestling, 3 yrs.; Monogram Club, 3 yrs.; Li- brary Asst., 2 yrs.; Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Senior Delegate to Student Forum. NANCY RAYE SAWYER Nan Pretty, neat, and oh so sweet. 8th Grade Cheerleader; 8th Grade Hmrm. Vice-Pres.; Freshman-Soph Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; J.V. Cheer- leader, 1 yr.; Soph. Hmrm. Sec.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Home- coming Comm., 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sigma, 2 yrs.. Historian; Delta, 1 yr.; 9th Grade Hmrm. Vice-Pres.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; Auditorium Comm., 1 yr. RICHARD EDWARD SKELTON Ric Kindness is the key that un- locks hearts. Art Club, 1 yr.; 8th Grade Bas- ketball; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Tennis, 2 yrs.; J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 2 yrs.; Track, 3 yrs. PAMELA JANICE SELLERS Pam Her friendliness is noticed by all who know her. School Spirit Comm., 1 yr.; Lan- guage Arts Club, 1 yr.; Band, 3 yrs.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 3 yrs.; Rememberance Comm., 1 yr.; Admiralettes, 2 yrs.; Patriotism Comm., 1 yr.; Demo- cratic Campaign Comm,; Gym- nastics, 1 yr.; Honor Comm., 1 yr.; Girls Track, 2 yrs.; Kappa, 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 1 yr. JOHN WILLIAM SMITH Joy A man born with friendliness and wit. Varsity Baseball, 3 yrs.; J.V. Bas- ketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Hort.e- coming Comm.; Y.M.A.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. 48 DIANA HELENA SHEDRICK DIANA She is quiet and calm. Admiralettes, 1 yr. MILTON REGINALD SMITH Reggie He enjoys living and furnishes a lot of fun for all who know him well. 8th grade football; 8th grade bas- ketball; J.V. Basketball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 3 yrs.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs.; Fire Drill Comm., 1 yr.; Y.M.A., 1 yr. LARRY RANDOLPH SMITH Randy No one has the right answers all the time. Industrial Arts Club, 1 yr.; D.E., 1 yr.; Spelling Contest, 1 yr. ELIZABETH ANNE SHULER Betty Her personality is unlimited. 8th grade HmRm. Pres.; HmRm Chaplain; School Scrapbook Comm.; Admiralettes, 3 yrs.; Sec., 1 yr.; Pres., 1 yr.; F.T.A., 2 yrs.; Chap., 1 yr.; Vice-Pres. Soph, Class; Rep., Soph. Congress, Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Ed., 1 yr.; Inter-Club Council; Lan- guage Arts Club, 1 yr.; Sec-Treas. Jr. HmRm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Remembrance Comm.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs.; Delegate to S.P.A. Convention; Corr.-Sec. Sr. Class; Sr. HmRm. Treas.; Alt. to Girls State; Homecoming Comm.; Class Histo- rian. LINDA JEAN SHELTON Linda Nothing is rarer than real good- ness, F.H.A., I yr.; Jr.-Sr, Prom Comm., I yr,; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Delta, 1 yr.; V.O.T., I yr. JACK RUSSELL SPEAR Jack Can we ever have too much of a good thing? 8th grade Football, Basketball, and Track; J.V. Football and Basket- bail; Varsity Track, 2 yrs.; Var- sity Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Bas- ketball, 1 yr.; D.E. Club. Bubba ' s trophy is for tiddly winks; Jimmy ' s is for leap frog; Susan ' s is for marbles; and Darrell ' s is for giant step. LUCY McCullough sitz Lucy The Busy World and I shall never agree. 8th grade cheerleading; J.V. Cheerleader; Delta, I yr.; Admiral- ettes, 1 yr.; Sigma, 1 yr.; Scrap- book Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Spirit Comm.; Home Comm.; Sen- ior Float Comm.; Building and Grounds Comm.; Office Asst., 2 yrs.; Gymnastics Club, 1 yr. 49 ANDREW ORVILLE STAMPLEY Andy The only way to get rid of temp- tation Is to yield to it. 8th: Class Treas.; Chess Club; Golf, 2 yrs.; Fr-Soph Prom Comm.; Hmrm. Pres.; Soph. Class Pres.; Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr. Class Pres.; Indoor Track; Homecoming Co-Ch.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Band, 5 yrs.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Music Mon; Bye Bye Birdie ; Log Staff. JAN ELIZABETH SLAGER Jan Good taste is the flower of good sense. Sigma, 2 yrs.; Band Flag Carrier, 2 yrs.; Band Banner Carrier, 1 yr.; Art Club, 1 yr.; Girl ' s Chorus, 2 yrs.; Girls ' Ensemble, 1 yr.; Soph. Hmrm. Tres.; Fresh-Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. RICHARD DALE STEWART Dale You must look into people os well as at them. 8th Track Team Manager; J.V. Football Manager; Chaplain Jr. Hm.; DE Club, 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm., 2 yrs. RUTH-ELLEN SLAUZIS Penny A capable girl — athletically in- clined. Girls Track, 3 yrs.; Gymnastics Club; DE Club. GEORGE CECIL STEWART Cecil A fellow who manages to take everything in his stride. Band, 3 yrs. LINDA CAHOON SPEAR Linda To know her is a pleasure. I.C.T. Club. JAMES KRAMER STRICKLAND Jimmy A kind and gentle heart hath he. 8th Track Team. CHERYL LOUISE SPECKINE Cher A merry heart that laughs at care. Freshman Homeroom Pres.; An- tigone ; Music Man ; School Spirit Comm.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Pa- triotism Comm. 50 Oh, does him hurt and have a temperature? ANNA SPENCER SMITH Anno “If we were all as happy as she, what a pleasant place this world would be. D.E. II. DOUGLAS FLOYD TAYLOR Doug “The kind of boy you look at twice. J.V. Football, 1 yr.; Crad., 1 yr.; Wilson — J.V. Baseball, 1 yr.; .JV. Wrestling, 1 yr.; J.V. Basketball, 1 yr. (Wilson), Varsity Track, 3 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Var- sity Wrestling, 1 yr.; Fres.-Soph. Prom Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. PHILIP LEE SWAIN Phil “Men of few words are the best men. Traffic Comm.; Industrial Arts Club, 1 yr. HELEN JOSEPHINE SULLIVAN Helen “I hate no one; I am friends with the world. Bible Club; F.B.I.A.; V.O.T.; JULIA DIANE STEGALL Diane Here is a lady of beauty and high degree. Fres.-Soph. Prom Comm., 2 yrs.; Sec. Soph. Class; F.B.L.A., 3 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Vice-Pres. Jr. Class; HmRm. Pres., 2 yrs.; V.O.T. ROY DONALD TAYLOR, JR. Donny He was man. the mildest manner ' d Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs. 51 J BEVERLY ANN SWEAZY Beverly Meet life and live, do not shun it. Bond, 3 yrs.; Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; Language Arts Club, 2 yrs. JOHN LESTER THOMPSON Johnny Nothing is rarer than real good- ness. Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Band, 1 yr. LINDA FAYE TATUM Linda She is quiet and wise with sweet- ness in her eyes. Kappa; Bible Club; Scrapbook Chairman; F.H.A.; Library Council, 2 yrs.; F.M.L.A. BARRY LEE TILLER Barry A time to keep silent and a time to speak. Varsity Baseball; Traffic Comm.; Industrial Arts Club Treasurer. PATRICIA DIANNE TAYLOR Pat Friendliness and good nature make her appealing. Girls Chorus; DE Club, 2 yrs. JOHN DARRELL TIPPY Tip Happy go lucky. Varsity Football (Rosevelt Roads HS); Stage Play Play on Tele- vision; (Cradock) J.V. Football; Track; All State Chorus, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs.; Traffic Comm.; ICT. PEGGY ANN TAYLOR Peggy Fun and wit are not everything. Science Club, 4 yrs.; Sec., 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 2 yrs.; Jun- ior-Senior Prom Comm.; F.T.A., 1 yr.; Art Club, 1 yr.; School Spirit Comm., 1 yr.; Girls ' Ensemble; AD- MIRAL Stoff Academic Editor; Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow; Bye Bye Birdie; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Patriotism Comm., 1 yr.; Building Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Kappa, 1 yr.; Senior Class Float Comm. ROY LEE TUCKER Sonny A little man may cast a great shadow. ICT. 52 I Come into my parlor, said the spider to the flies. RONALD RAYMOND VANCE Ronnie Are There any other like him? 8th Grade Football; Varsity Track, 3 yrs.; Bible Club, 3 yrs.; Pres., 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Mixed Cho- rus, 4 yrs.; Business Manager; Madrigal, 4 yrs.; All State, 3 yrs.; Office Assistant, 1 yr.; Sen- ior Float Chairman; HmRm. Treas., 1 yr. KATHERINE JEAN THOMAS Kathy Though she be but little, she is fierce. Kappa, 2 yrs.; Homecoming Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Prom; Gymnastics Club, 2 yrs. HUBERT WAYNE UMSTEAD Wayne I shall go quietely all my life. Shipmate Staff, 4 yrs. BERTHA IRENE TODD Irene True friends are like diamonds; precious and rare. 8th Grade Chorus; HmRm. Treas., t yr.; Art Assistant, 2 yrs.; V.O.T.; Delta, I yr. 53 MARIE LEONTINE TUCKER Marie She was more often seen than heard. Booker T. Washington: Charm Club; Journalism Seminar; Science Club; Chess Club; School News- paper reporter; F.M.L.A.; F.H.A. Plant Lovers ' Club; Junior Red Cross Club; Library Club. RODERICK WILSON WADE JR. Rod The highest proof of virtue is to possess boundless power without abusing it. Language Arts Club, 1 yr.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs.; Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs.; Wrestling, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; H.R. Pres- ident, 2 yrs.; Senior Class Pres.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Monogram Club, 2 yrs. DIANE MELANIE USTICK Di Always laughing, full of fun, likes to play when her work is done. Science Club, 2 yrs.; Secretary; Admiralettes, 2 yrs.; Treasurer; Delta, 1 yr.; Band, 1 yr.; Flag Banner Carrier, I yr.; School Spirit Comm., 2 yrs.; Honor Comm., 2 yrs.; Building Grounds, I yr.; ADMIRAL Staff, I yr.; Sports Editor; Fres.-Soph. Prom Comm., I yr.; Jr. -Sr, Prom Comm., 1 yr.; Homecoming Comm., 1 yr.; Sr. Hoat Comm., I yr.; Audito- rium Comm., I yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Secretary; F.M.L.A., 1 yr.; H.R, Treasurer; Secretary; Var- sity Cheerleader, 2 yrs. SHARON ANNE WALKER Sharon Life Is centered oround being happy. PEGGY JEAN WILLIAMS Peggy I take my fun where I find it. Gymnastics Club J JAMES MICHAEL WALLS Mike How vain, without merit, is the man. 8th grade football; 8th grade bas- ketball; Varsity Basketboll 4 yrs.; Varsity Football 4 yrs.; Varsity Base- ball 2 yrs.; Varsity Track 1 yrs.; Monogram Club, 3 yrs.; Senior Class Vice-President; National Honor So- ciety 2 yrs. — Vice-President 1 yr. ROBERT FRANCES WATSON Bobby I hove a lifetime, so why hurry? Science Club 2 yrs.; Library Asst., 2 yrs.; Building and Grounds Comm., 1 yr.; Traffic Comm., 1 yr. JANICE MARIE WARREN Janice Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. 8th grade chorus; Girls Chorus 2 yrs.; D.E. Club 2 yrs.; Float Comm. SHARON ANNETTE WILLIAMS Sharon The smile is o universal language. Homeroom Trees., 1 yr,; F.B.L.A., 1 yr.; Bible Club, 1 yr.; V.O.T., 1 yr. HARRY ARNOLD WATERS Horry Then he would talk, good gosh! How he would talk. Washington High School, 8th grade footboll; Varsity Baseball; Industrial Arts Club, 2 yrs. JAMES LEARL WELCH Jimmy What ' s the use of worrying! D.E. Club, 1 yr.; Industrial Arts Club, I yr.; Varsity Track team, 1 yr. i 54 ELAINE FRANCES WILSON Lane Light hearted and content — I continue to live. Koppo; Admirolettes, 2 yrs.. Sec.; Hmrm. Float Co-Chmn.; Art Club, 2 yrs.; Hmrm. Bullet. Bd. Chmn., 4 yrs.; Fr.-Soph. Prom. Comm., 2 yrs.; Scrpbk. Comm. 2 yrs.; Music Mon , Bye Bye Birdie , Scenery; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Log Staff; Admiral Staff; Sr. Float Comm.; Hmrm. Comm.; Stad. Dec. Chmn.; Quill Scroll , Vice-Pres.; Mas- cot Comm. National Honor Society, 2 yrs. DARRELL CLEVELAND WESNER Darrell I live in a world all of my own. J.V. Golf; Varsity Golf, 4 yrs.; Indoor Track; Senior Float Comm.; Y.M.A., 2 yrs. BARBARA ALICE WRIGHT Barbara Live today and let tomorrow toke care of itself. Log Staff, 2 yrs.; Quill Scroll ; Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm.; Hmrm. Comm.; Delta; Hrmrm. Treas., 2 yrs.; Sr. Float Comm.; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs.; Admirolettes. GREGORY DELONG WHITLEY Greg Leader of men — follower of women. Hmrm. V.P.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; S.C.A. Rep., Sr.; Firedrill Comm.; Chmn; Hmrm. Comm.; Y.M.A.; Lib Ass ' t; Att. Ass ' t; Monogram Club; 8th Grade Football, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; J.V. Base- ball; Varsity Baseball; Homeroom Pres. FRANCES JOSEPHINE WOOD Frances A good name is better than riches. Admiralettes, 1 yr.; Remembrance Comm., 1 yr.; D.E., 2 yrs. PRISCILLA ELAINE WYATT Prissy Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Kappa, 2 yrs.; Secretary, 1 yr.; Assistant Editor of The Admiral; Guidance Office Assistant, 2 yrs.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr. Mrs. Haynes, you ' ve proved you ' re little; now you ' ve got to come out of there! JOHN RICKEY WEST Rickey The force of his own merit makes his way. Language Arts Club, 2 yrs.; Y.M.A., 1 yr.; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs.; Library Assistant, 2 yrs. RONALD OWEN WILLIAMS Ronald Life is not life at oil without fun.‘ Indoor Trock; Varsity Track. DARLA KAY WYER Darla Her looks and laughs are the sun- shine on a rainy day. Delta, 2 yrs.; Foreign Language Club, F.M.L.A.; Library Asst., 2 yrs.; Jr. -Sr. Prom Committee; Homecom- ing Committee. TEDDY LEE WRIGHT A. J. He certainly was most polite. J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. LARRY CHARLES WYLIE Larry Silence is o true friend that never betrays. 8th grade track; Band, 4 yrs.; Homecoming Committee WILLIAM EDWARD SPRUILL, II Bill A newcomer who has made a place among us. Adolfo Comarillo High School-9th grade football; baseball; J.V. tennis; Art Club, 1, yr.; German Club; Presi- dent; V.P.; Historian of Drafting Club; Yearbook; Student Council; Cradock — Basketball; Art Club. ROSA ANN WHITE Rose Ann She laughed for no reason but fun. F.H.A., 1 yr.; Delta, 1 yr.; Office Asst., 1 yr.; 8th grade Homeroom Treasurer. ROBERT EARL WORRELL Bob He owes not any man. J 1 Camera Shy DIANE SAUNDERS BROWN RONALD STEVE GRAY Diane Steve RONNIE OWEN ENNIS KENNETH VAUGHN MIZELL Ronnie Kenny ROBERT BRUCE LARIVEE FRANK JOSEPH NAGY Bob Whistle JAMES CLIFFORD BROWN Jimmy 56 This is a trade they teach in high school? These reports indicate that 50% of all mar- ried people are women. J auin raue ecf . . . The year was 1961-62; the largest eighth grade class to date made its entrance into Cradock High School, Feeling somewhat insignificant, we began to organize our class. Under the leadership of Mrs. Pollard we elect- ed our class officers: Debbie Atkinson, Francine Harmon, Leon Houston, Andy Stampley. We were well represented on the Student Council by Steve Ellis, Richard Cesler, Sally Williams, and Susan Biggers. The following year we returned but the confidence we gained over the summer quickly vanished as Seniors re- minded us we were nothing but lowly Freshmen. As in previous years, at the beginning of school, the halls of Cradock resounded with the declaration of love for Seniors. We elected as class officers Chris Grigas, Sam Jessel- son, Susan Biggers, and Leon Houston, and as class sponsors, Mrs. Malcolm and Mr. Blake. At Homecoming we were especially proud to be representated by Debbie Atkinson. The work of Donna Armstrong and her committee helped our first prom to be a truly Enchanting Evening. Representing us on the S. C. A. that year were Donna Bene, David Lawrence, Steve Ellis, and Linda Bailey. When the Miss Cradock Contest was held, our class was again in the spotlight with the selection of Debbie Atkinson as Maid of Honor. Having progressed from the ranks of lowly rats, we gained new dignity as Sophomores. We began greater participation in all phases of school activities. Our class officers were Andy Stampley, Betty Shuler, Diane Stegall, and Leon Houston. Class sponsors were Miss Liddle and Mr. Carroll. Representing us on the Student Council were Donna Bene, Marty Coleman, Chris Grigas, and Nana Harris. Representing us in the Homecoming festivi- ties that year was Donna Armstrong. Prom Chairman Chris Grigas and her committee began work on the prom, Midnight Rendezvous. In the Miss Cradock Contest distinction was brought to our class when Debbie Atkinson was again chosen Maid of Honor. In the spring many individual class members brought special distinction to our class. Pat Black, Ronnie Vance, Penny Hedge, and Mike Booth made All-State Chorus. Ike Sherlock, voted most valuable wrestler at school, won the state championship for his weight class. Returning to school in 1964, we were prepared for all the prestige and responsibility involved in attaining the status of an upperclassman. Again lead by Andy Stampley and other officers Donna Armstrong, Diane Stegall, and Sam Jesselson, we began our varied activi- ties. Our sponsors were Miss Bryant and Mr. Rollins. In Homecoming we were well represented by Chris Grigas. Our Student Council representatives for that year were Nana Harris, Chris Grigas, Donna Bene, and Fran- cine Harmon. The arrival of our class rings on the day of the Jr.- Sr. prom made May 1 4th the most eventful day of the year. The work on the decorations was somewhat hamper- ed by the glitter of our new rings. Nevertheless, Chris Grigas and her able committee transformed the gym into an authentic Show Boat. Fully aware that we were practically the ultimate in superiority when we returned to school in 1965, we de- cided to exert that superiority on those horrid rats. We chose Rod Wade to lead our class. Other officers were Mike Walls, Donna Armstrong, Betty Shuler, and Chris Grigas. Mrs. Morgan was our sponsor. We felt great pride by the confidence placed in our class with the election of Sam Jesselson as President of the S. C. A.; Chris Grigas as Secretary; and Francine Harmon as Treasurer. For our last homecoming the Senior class thrust its efforts into the building of the prize-winning caterpillar float. To add a special touch to the Homecoming cere- monies Chris Grigas was elected Homecoming Queen. The second semester passed all too quickly as we re- hearsed for the Senior play, prepared for the banquet, prom, baccalaureate, and finally graduation. Though many of us were elated at the prospects of graduation we could not forget our five years at Cradock and the many memories they created. We all hoped that during those five years we had prepared ourselves well for all that life would bring in the future. Betty Shuler Class Historian Jo)e Jareweff 58 Best All Around Francine Harmon and Rod Wade Most Likely To Succeed Donna Bene and Mike Walls 59 UJie C esi C ncf (Senior S uperfaiioes UJie JlCosi . . . Best Looking: Carole Lee and Chuck Collier 60 J 61 Haisonm a Along roil: Donna Bene, Chris Grigas, Nancy Sawyer, Brenda Reaves, Donna Armstrong, Car- ole Lee, Susan Biggers, Ike Sherlock. Kneeling: Chuck Collier, Sam Jessleson. Across boot: Pat Black, Francine Harmon, Bonnie Bryan, Andy Stampley, Mike Wails, Marty Keesecker. On side: Rod Wade, Jackie Darden, Ronnie Vance, Bernie Grimes. asi Js)i r ancf O es amen Bequests of the Class of ' 66 I, JOHNNY THOMPSON, leave to Crodock High this unanswered question: Does the Dempsey Dumpster pick- up or deliver to the cafeteria? I, LINDA BAILEY, leave to Mr, Roy Carson a year ' s supply of Elmer Fudd Sure Cure Hair Grower. I, SCOTTY SINGLETON, leave the ideal spot for all boys skipping a class — a girls ' restroom. I, LINDA CLARK, leave my empty peroxide bottles to a deserving underclassman. I, JUDY McKIBBEN, leave to the Senior Class of 1967 the privilege of fighting for Senior privileges. I, NANCY SAWYER, leave Mr. Westler my giggle feather vyhich I sat on during his government class. I, PRISCILLA WYATT, leave to Mr. Pruden the latest bestseller. How to Get More Enjoyment From Failing Students. I, BRUCE BRANHAM, leave to Mr. Wulzer a year ' s sub- scription to Modern Romances. I, DALE STUART, leave to Jack Sweetwater Veazie one bottle of sky blue water to remember our class by. I, BILL CLARK, leave to one of next year ' s hurdlers a pair of track shorts with splinters in the seat. I, BONNIE JORDAN, return all of Darla Wyer ' s clothes that I borrowed during the last three years in hopes that she will return mine. I, ROSE BUTT, leave to Mr. Graham ' s future classes all the discussions on trained fleas and educated flatworms. I, WAYNE CASPER, leave an oily parking place. I, SUSAN BIGGERS, leave to Mr. Wulzer the loudest paisley print tie I can find. I, LARRY WYLIE, leave all my Alcoholics Anonymous pamphlets to Mr. Wulzer. I, JUANITA HUTE, leave to Mr. Graham ' s dear friend, Rosco Alfonso Hinklefink III, my English notes in hopes that he will be smarter next year than he was this year. I, BILLY BAILEY, leave to our cafeteria a book entitled, A Thousand and One Woys to Nome o Hamburger, (as if they needed it.) I, WALTER DOBBINS, relinquish the power vested in me to destroy the serious mood in any classroom. I, MATT DAVIDSON, leave to Mr. Graham, a year ' s subscription to Full Scale Murder, the hunter ' s guide; to Mr. Westler, a full gallon of 007 to make him the perfect smelling man; to Mr. Pruden, a genuwine Davy Crockett squirrel gun; and to the guy who goofs up my typewriter I leave the Fink of the year Award. I, LUCY SITZ, leave the moving of the Afton Apartment Building to anyone who has something bigger than a car. I, DONNA BENE, leave to any courageous upcoming senior girl my honored position as the one girl in Mr. Maynard ' s physics class. I, BARBARA WRIGHT, leave to the junior class that famous authoress of the best-seller How to Stay Awoke ond Learn, Mrs. Wilkinson. I, JAN SLAGER, leave to Mr. Westler 390 Mondays to give tests on. I, LINDA LEWIS, leave to an upcoming senior the pri- vilege of having the senior float built at her house, with the noise, broken bottles (Coke), Kleenex, and missing people. I, ROD WADE, leave Mrs. Boswell, a true North Caro- linian, with her English accent. I, RONALD WILLIAMS, do hereby bequeath Mrs. Morgan only good students. I, DAVID MUESING, leave all my extracurricular activities such as English, trig, government, and others to the unfortunate underclassmen. I, NORMAN McIntosh, leave Cradock with the satis- faction that I parked in the teachers ' parking lot for two years without a parking permit. I, MIKE MOY, leave to Mrs. LeCompte Betty Crocker ' s Helpful Hints for Beginners. I, LOIS JACOBS, leave to Miss Barbara West a permanent cooling system to save her the trouble of opening all six top and bottom windows after her half-frozen girls have closed them. I, RICK BOBLETT, leave to Mr. Graham a hunting vest worn by a forest ranger who was trampled to death by a herd of wild deer. I, ETHEL PERKINS, leave to Mr. Wulzer a fluorescent tie decorated with his initial in neon lights and a bright red Beetle wig. I, DARLA WYER, leave five pages of I will not chew gum , which Mr. Westler is keeping for me, to Brenda Thomas. I, GREG WHITLEY, leave to Mrs. Boswell a collection of my latest poems, and to Mr. Strickland a sled by Mattel. I, LINDA MATEJKA, being of unproportional body as a result of eating too many Tootsie Rolls, leave the annual staff a years supply of the above mentioned. I, SANDRA REYNOLDS, leave Mr. Ashby a bottle of tranquilizers to take when he remembers his third period class. I, DARREL WESNER, leave Mr. Byrd a dozen magnetized golf balls for use in futu re matches against Wilson. I, DOUG TAYLOR, leave the friendliest school to be found, Our Unconquered Cradock High. Signed, sealed, and delivered by HERB BING, class lawyer, 1966. Class Lawyer — Herb Bing 63 I3eaue- a£in If we loved it or if we didn ' t, it is gone. If we relished and savored every minute of the last twelve years, or If we only wished fervently that tomorrow would come, still it is gone. Irretrievably, which means we can ' t get it back, and Irreparably, which means we can ' t change it, and I rreplacably, which means, why do we want to? We should have stopped nine months ago — nay, four years ago — to remark on the fleetness of time and the lateness of the hour. But we can ' t stop time; it has to go on and on and on, breaking its neck to get where it ' s going; leaving us breathless . . .and grown up. Heaven knows we were happy here; Heaven knows we can never live again what we are living today the way we are living it now. But we have done as much growing as people can do in one place; and room must be made for the many others to be educated here. We will leave, and no matter how often we return, we can never belong again. For to us, Cradock High School will no longer be an educational institution but a state of mind, a treasured set of memories. Those memories are being made today. POET SONG WRITERS Ronnie Vance and Pat Black Pam Honaker CPoem ancf (Sony WORDS AND MUSIC BY RONNIE VANCE AND PAT BLACK MODERATO y — 1 1 — r:: i 1 • 4 1 — d - — SjLJ— ■i- ■- 1 - 1 P N • 1 i _i i_L 1. WE HAIL THEE OH MIGHTY CRA-DOCK, ON THIS GRAD- U- 2. W E SHALL NEV-ER FOR GET THE MEM-ORIES, OF THE T IMES WE ' VE m ► (• p p 1- J - —i 9 T- i — g 1 f p - - 1. -A-TION DAY. WITH RICH AND RAR-EST TEACHING, WE 2. SPENT IN THESE HALLS. WELL ARMED WITH TRUTH KNOWLEDGE, WE 1. PER- SUE THE CEASE-LESS WAY last time only 2. MUST GO WHERE THE FU- TURE CALLS BOLDLY WE FACE ST T . =J 8 Oh lY Cites. j j j C = =1 t • 1 1=1 tt -t L-J — j — L 9 =t 2. WHAT EVER COMES. WILLING TO DO OUR BEST. Phyllis Peoree Donna Bene special i t I ) CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP . . . SWINGER . . . JUDGE We now take our leave. The crowded, boisterous, laughing halls of Crodock High will be behind us in reolity. But in spirit, not one of us will really be gone. Too mony memories will linger forever in our hearts and our minds. In the years to come our minds and hearts will drift back to these halls, these rooms, this auditorium. And in our memories there will be a man in one of these places. That man is at the top of the mast. Admiral of the fleet, Mr. Booker. We will never forget his warm and reassuring welcome to us as eighth graders. Lost in the massive halls of Crodock, we saw him as the light to guide the way. He was always there to flash a smile ond a friendly hello; there to lend us o helping hand in our adjustment. To cheer the team on to victory and to ease the little pains of defeat, he was there. The top cheer- leader at pep rallies, he wielded his megaphone with the best of them, shouting Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! We will never forget our surprise and delight when Mr. Booker, the swinger, let us dance at the con- clusion of an assembly — in front of Mr. Godwin, too! Mr. Booker ' s many lectures on getting good grades and not getting married are fond memories, too, now, liedicaiion J FRIEND . . . SPORTSMAN . . . because we know he was right all the time. We realize now that he only wanted the best for us. Students are hard-headed. Perhaps Seniors are a little more so. But Mr. Booker knew and he under- stood. Even when he was lecturing us about something we had done wrong, we could see that little quirk of a smile on his lips and then we knew he had forgiven us. At times, school days with Mr. Booker were a little hectic, but looking back, we enjoyed every minute of it. Spring came a little late in 1965. Mr. Booker wished us a Happy Easter the day before Thanks- giving. We will always remember the confusing regular assembly schedule and those famous words uttered from Mr. Booker ' s lips, It ' s not how you play the game that counts, but whether or not you win. He always gave us every opportunity to prepare ourselves for the wide, competitive world outside. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank him, not only for his guidance, but for just being, our Mr. Booker. Perhaps it is best that we take our leave now. Cradock will never be the same without our own Mr. Booker — reprimander, swinger , ond friend. Glass OJ 66 j Uhe juniors President: Gary Phillips Sponsors: Miss Bryant Mr. Rollins This year, under the leadership of Gary Phillips, class president, and Miss Patricia Bryant, class sponsor, the Junior Class has seen much activity. A first for the Junior Class was the entrance of a class float in the homecoming parade. In the middle of the year we ordered our long awaited class rings whose brilliant shine would eventually cause the seniors to resort to wearing sunglasses. The most important event this year was, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom. Many thanks go to Ethel Pinkston and her com- mittee for a beautiful prom. We, the Junior Class, are about to em- bark on our final voyage through Cradock High. This year has been the turning point; for now we are approaching the long await- ed title of Mighty Seniors. Class Officers: Becky Hamilton, Sherry Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Gary Phillips,., Lj ass 1967 ■I Student Form Delegates; Front row, left — Debbie Overton, Becky Hamilton, Loura Cuthrell, Ethel Pinkston, Lin Jenson. Top — Robbie Taylor, Jimmy Whitener, Chris Quattlebaum, Steve Kitchen. Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Chairman: Ethel Pinkston, Martha Boylan, Margaret Boylan, Gary Phillips, Cheryl Fields, Brenda Thomas, Tom McCotter, Sherry Thomas, Cliff Mitchell, Paula Smith, Lin Jenson, Rusty Gibbs, Jackie Browne, Peggie Maxon, Dale Luck, Linda Mangus, Susan Belding. Sharon Adcock Pot Allison John Alston Anthony Andrews John Arrington Velma Baker Karen Belcher Susan Belding Tom Bell Frances Bene Glc ass Joyce Burton Sue Callahan Jesse Canada Ray Lee Carroll Rosemary Carter Winnie Cherry After six weeks of $? @ I still can ' t John Borum Jean Bowen Margaret Boylan Martha Boylan Mike Bradley Larry Brewer Charles Bridgers Roger Brown Kathy Bryant Linda Buck Ken Bunting Leigh Bunting type! Danny Bolduc Frank Borum 73 I Melvin Cole Linda Coleman Bobby Coley Ken Collins Nancy Collins Steve Collins Jimmy Conner Bill Cooper Wayne Cooper Yvonne Cooper Jane Cox Bobby Craun Cheryl Crouch Linda Crutcher Lynn Curtis Tom Cusick Laura Cuthrell Leigh Daughtrey Nancy Davenport Steve Day George Etheridge Buddy Ewell Joe Feddock Cheryl Fields Laura Fields Steve Forrest y I amors amors Buddy Foster Don Fox Eddie Fox Peggy Fuller Jimmy Gainer Sandra Ganey Pam Garrenton Betty Gettier Rusty Gibbs John Gibson Jimmy Gilbert John Gringos Robert Goodwin Jerry Gould Marcia Gowdy Shelia Gower Charles Green Danny Green Diane Griffin Gus Gustafson Bobby Haire William Hall Becky Hamilton John Hamilton Sandra Harris Melva Hawkins Kenneth Haywood David Heptinstall Steve Hervey Jane Hicks Carrie Hodges Tony Holland Carolyn Holloman Diane Hottinger Sam Howard Larry Howell 75 J Susan Hudson Clyde Ivy Lin Jenson Martha Jesse I son Debbie Johnson Wanda Johnson Washington Johnson Becky Johnson Ken Johnston Linda Jones Allen Jumbo Brenda Justice Peggy Kennedy Frances Kimble Larry Kilpatrick Steve Kitchen Abbie Lancaster Dennis Larivee Linda Latham Louise Law Randy Lawson Jean Laxton Douglas Lee George Leed Ricky Light Margaret Liljegren Meredith Long Dale Luck Linda Mangus Charles Mann Clifford Mann Pat Manning Freida Martin uniors Janet Martin John Martin June Martin Mike Matovich Peggy Maxon Rhonda Mayberry Janet McCain Sharon McClellan Tommy McCotter Yvonne Mears Shelia Michaels Steve Miller Debbie Mills Clifton Mitchell Gary Mitchell David Newton Donna Nipper Susan Nyborg Debbie Overton Anne Owens Delores Parker Rad Moore Hallie Moreland Jeanne Morgan Ricky Morgan Sally Morgan John Morris Bobby Murphy Linda New Barbara Newbern Tommy Mitchell Kathy Moore Ed Moore 77 Lonnie Parker Robert Parker Connie Perdue Judy Peters Gary Phillips Lee Phillips Ronnie Phillips Anne Lynn Pi lout Ethel Pinkston Bobby Pipper Bill Pollard Harold Poison Betty Rodcliff Teddy Raper The intellects of Phi Beta Kappa assemble again. What do you mean you didn ' t see the ball, Howell? Carolyn Rothgeb Jo Anne Rupe Eddie Ryder Wayne Saunders Linda Semones Linda Shafer Robert Simmons Fred Simpson Larry Sims Margaret Sitz Lorene Skelton Forrest Smith 79 uniors Paula Smith Susan Smith Susan Smith Franklin Soles Joe Spear Gloria Spencer Evelyn Spnull Barbara Stallings Stanley Standi La Verne Stanley Jerry Stewart Wayne Stone Brenda Strickland Paul Styron Thaddeus Sykes Wayne Tarkenton Wayne Tate Betty Taylor Joyce Taylor Robbie Taylor John Teal Ken Teal Jimmy Tessenear Brenda Thomas Sherry Thomas Randy Thompson Edie Tilley Jimmy Townes Judy Tucker Carson Tucker 80 George Edward Turner Paul Van Noy George Varney Richard Vaughn Gloria Vess Ray Villanueva Charles Ward Lee Warren Doris Waters Gene Waters Richard Wellons Charles White Jackie White Janice White David Whitehurst Jimmy Whitner Brenda Whitt Mike Wiederwax Roland Wilborn Linda Williamson Nancy Williams Randy Williams Dana Winkler Linda Winningham Marie Winn Pen Woodard Jesse Wright Andy Wyrick Danny Yates Mary Zinn amors 81 We ' ll tell Mr. Maynard it ' s a hot fudge Sunday. My ring ' s shinier than your ring. I I Hey, baby get offa my cloud Hey, big boy — why don ' t you come up and see me sometime? L miliin if, The class of 68 , under the guidance of Mr. Carson, our sponsor, and leadership of Ken Bing, our President, have experienced a most successful year. In the past three years, we have come to know Cradock as our home. We have taken part and excelled in many activities here at Cradock. The biggest project launched by the Sophomore Class was the Freshman-Sopho- more Prom. Through our spirit of enthusiasm and willingness to work together, we can truly say our prom was a great success. The events of our Sophomore year are now memories, as we look forward with eagerness and enthusiam to the next two years at Cradock. Class President: Ken Bing c; 3o )A( lojnore Class Officers: Ken Bing, Romayne Car- roll, Phil Smith, Bill Smith. Class Sponsor: Mr. R. Carson Sophomore Forum Delegates Front: Lewis Flowers, Beth Hughes, Ken Bing, Judy Johnson, Roger Shope. Bock; Marcia Seiger, John Butt, Linda Barclay, Debbie Collins. Sophomore Prom Committee Seated: Romayne Carroll, Linda Barclay, Nadine Browne, Sandy Bransome, Pam Harrison, Pat Brinson, Teresa Harmon. Standing; Richard Hoffler, Diane Parker, Margaret Hayes, Linda Perdue, Frances Wright, Linda Thrift, Sue Hamilton, Vickie Luke, Johnnie Atkinson. J Gary Abraham Sam Abraham Eddie Agricola Richard Ala Glenn Ames Regina Antonucci Linda Arnold John Atkinson Harold Babb Mary Bailey Gary Baker Don Ballard Sop li. lomore Lynne Barber Janice Barbour Linda Barclay Horace Bozemore Sandra Bass Bonnie Beebe Ken Bing Jean Bishop Ollie Bishop Johnnye Boatwright Frances Boblett Carol Bolen Don Boothe Dennis Bowers John Bowers Paula Bozeman Bonita Bradley Sandy Branscome Barbara Brandt Dennis Briggs Pat Brinson Shirley Brooks Jervais Brown , Joseph Brown Larry Brown Linda Brown Paula Brown Nadine Browne Billy Branham Kay Burcher James Burke Sherry Burton Elizabeth Butler Earl Butt John Butt Dennis Callahan Steve Caminer Vernon Carr Romayne Carroll Elizabeth Carter John Causey Grady Cawthorn Earl Chinn James Christenbury Doug Clark Pauline Clark Steve Clark Beverly Clason Cheryl Cobb Michael Coley Debbie Collins Tommy Collins Toni Constantino Vicki Cook Linda Cooper Carol Cross Marian Crutchfield Katherine Cummings Barbara Cunneen Suebeth Curtis Diane Daniels Joanne Daniels Deloris Davis Henry Davis Sam Dayton Donna Deal Donna Deans Joan Deaton Mike Dempsey Elaine Dixon Diane Dodd Phyllis Doughtie 87 Wanda Dowell Mike Dudley Raymond Dunkum Archie Dutton Wayne Earnhardt Harry Edelstein Alma Elliott Anna Ruth Etheridge Philip Ezzell Georgia Fagan Linda Farmer Lewis Flowers jophomore Bobby Frazier Marilyn Freas Brenda Freeman Don Frye Cheryl Fuller Connie Gaddy Suzann Galuska Donald Garner Steve Garrett John Golden Lee Gooch Jimmy Godwin Joy Gray Linnea Green Patricia Gregg Ray Griffey Janice Grimsiey Martin Hager Charles Haislip Johnny Hale Ray Hale Sharon Hall Leonard Hamilton Suzanne Hamilton Terry Harmon Bill Harrell Preston Harrell Sam Harris Joyce Harrison Pamela Harrison 88 Richard Harrison Edith Hawkins Margaret Hayes Sherry Heckel Jennifer Hedge Joan Hill Richard Hoffler Bill Hollins Billy Honaker Kenny Honeycutt Beth Hughes Wanda Hunter Deborah Hutcheson Barbara Ivey Linda Jennings Judy Johnson Ray Johnson Susan Johnson Johnny Johnston Eric Johnston Irma Jones Noelle Jones Bobby Jones William Jones Ann Jordan Gloria Keel Charlie Keith Paul Keller Garland Kell um Mary Kohler John Kossler Mary Lou Kretzer Gary Kumm ' Michael LaBar Sue Layden Ann Lane George Lancaster Tommy Lassiter Judy Lee Mark Lewis Terry Lewis Donald Light 89 J Linda Linkous Jimmy Long Vickie Luke Karen Madeira David Mancuso Beverly Mason Diane Mason Roger Mason Barbara Mayberry Gary McCallister Ricky McCormick Roy McCreary Sophomore Ronny McCutcheon Donald McFarland Trudy Mercer Marty Miller Alton Mills Johnny Mizell Bill Moore Charles Moore Keith Moore Cheri Mosberger Joe Murray Kathy Newsome Sherline Nicholson Bryant Nix Clarence Nixon Carolyn Nuckels Diane Parker Michael Parker Nathan Patrick Janice Patten Dreama Patterson Linda Perdue Carl Perkins Denny Poe Harry Poland Bill Powell Richord Prado Johnny Prater Ricky Price Judy Printz 90 Julie Pritchard Jerry Pruett Steve Ragan Lacy Ransome Barbara Raynor Jimmy Reaves Susan Reed George Reichle Linda Reichle Bonnie Reynolds James Reynolds Charles Rigdon Richard Risi Gail Robbins Barbara Robinson Pat Rogerson Tom Rooks Richard Rosebrough Michael Rudy Betty Rush Authur Saunders James Schmit Cynthia Scott Bobby Seed Marcia Seiger Jimmy Shannon Johnny Shannon Phillip Shelton Roger Shope Tommy Simmons Penny Singleton Andrea Smith Carlton Smith Joe Smith Phil Smith Rocky Smith Bill Smith Ronnie Snipes Richard Spady Mary Ann Spear Ramona Speights Tommy Spence 9] Charles Stephens Bucky Stevenson John Stone Teresa Stone Joy Stovall Joanna Strickland Brenda Swain Valerie Swain Gloria Simpson Stanley Szwydek Ricky Szymanski Sherry Talbert SopAo omore Johnny Tate Jimmy Taylor Patty Taylor Sandra Taylor John Teal William Thacker Ruley Thompkins Robert Thompson Wayne Thompson Linda Thrift John Tompkins Marion Turner Sherry Turner David Umberger Mara Veazie Sidney Vess Alston Walker Velma Walker Chester Waters Darrell Waters Sidney Weiss Steve Wesner Joyce West Bennie Wheeler Brenda Whitaker Robert Whitby Darlene White Pearis White Jimmy White Lucille Whitfield 92 Steve Wiederwax Becky Williams Dreama Williams Clifton Willoughby Kenny Winn Frances Wright Gwen Wright Joanne Wright Peggy Yarborough Robert Yates Eddie Ybos Rella Zimmerman Ken consults Mr. Carson. Gfa ass This is a Sophomore homeroom? 93 J CLASS of 1969 President: Mary Lee Ballard Jresnmen Officers Left to Right: Addison Daniel, Don Hodder, Mary Lee Ballard, Guy Ross. We, the class of ' 69, owe to Crodock High School o year filled with excitement, adven- ture, and spiritual inspiration. Full of en- thusiasm and ambition, we were dampened a little by the initiations. We also owe a successful year to our class president, Mary Lee Ballard, our hard work- ing class officers and our faithful sponsor. Miss Peake. Thus being indebted to so many for such a wonderful year, we can only repay them by promising to continue and carry out the Cradock Way, morally, spiritually, and physically. Sponsor: Miss Peake J 94 Freshman Forum: Row 1: Connie DiePietro, Margaret Poynter, Alvin Stenzil, Al Geddie, Frances Matthews, Brenda Brooks. Row 2: Glenda Erwin, Allie Faucett, Dana Wikel, Linda Johnson, Anne Trent. Fresh. Prom Comm.: Seated: Delores White, Donna Howard, Dianne Lane, Kathy Curtis, Celeste Pittman. Standing: Tommy Bran- ham, Margaret Black, Vickie McCormick, Brenda Walters, Alice Apel, Dot Hill, Ellen Reddick, Wendy Slade, Clayton DeHart. J freshmen Floyd Adams Harvey Adams Janet Adams Sharon Adams Ronnie Antonucci Alice Apel Jerry Arnder Jerry Ayers Charles Babb Linda Babb Susan Bailey Mary Baines Peggy Ballard Mary Lee Ballard Janice Balback Steve Barbour Kay Barrett Elwood Bass Ruthe Bathe Cora Baysdan Juanita Bazemore William Bean Toby Beaver Judy Bennett Mary Best John Bickley Kathy Biernot James Birchfield Margaret Black Joyce Bowe William Bradshaw Willis Boyce Gail Branham Tommy Branham David Breeding Richard Bridgers Dennis Bridgers Bernie Britt Earline Broadnax Brenda Brooks Betty Brown Brenda Brown Shirley Buck Grady Bunch Mary Burgess Elizabeth Butler Russell Carpenter Mike Cashwell Richard Cecil Gloria Cherry Diana Clark Richard Clemento Susan Colebank Ken Compton John Conway Teresa Cooper Frank Copeland Joe Crippi Glenda Cummings Kenny Council Kathy Curtis Carrol Dail Addison Daniel Darlene Davis Linda Davis Yvonne Davis Donald Davis Kenneth Davis Douglas Day Joyce Da ton Clayton DeHart Dennis Demarest Denny Dennis Beth Dew Sally DeWald Christine Dial Connie DiPietro Becky Ditter Hal Dixon Denise Dolak 97 Kathy Doleman Kenny Dorsey Gaston Dozier Herbert Drew Margie Drummond Diana Dudley Pat Dumire Charles Dunleaw Willie Dunlow Dianne Earnhardt Sharon Eddy Karen Edwards Andrea Ellington Jeanne Ellis Edith England Glenda Ervin Pat Fagan Eddie Farrell Allie Faucett Susan Faulkenberry Janet Faulkner Lorraine Fedock Larry Forbes Paul Ford John Foreman Bruce Fowler Earline Foxworth Carrie Franklin Ernest Freeman Carol Gaddy Linda Gainey Donald Gaither John Galbraith Steve Gal ford Derwood Gallop Winifred Gallop Bobby Garner Al Geddie Ed Geddie Verdie Gee Bill Goff Marie Gooch Debbie Goodwin Gary Gomer Michael Gordon Ann Gowdine Cathy Gowdy Connie Gower David Griff in Barbara Gunn Brenda Gunnell Margo Gustafson Don Hadder Sandra Hardie Lynnette Hargrove Randall Harper Earl Harrell Karen Hathcock Horace Hawkins Sheryl Haye Eddie Hayslett Mike Headrick Dennis Heath Danny Hemmings Wanda Henderson Debbie Hervey Dot Hill William Holland Robert Holland Larry Horan Donna Howard Joe Howell Betty Howell Steve Hundley Kay Hute Charles Ivy Angela Jenkins Bennie Jennings Teresa Jenson Earl Jenson t 99 Jresn nen Curtis Johansen Cathy Johnson Fred Johnson Linda Johnson Nancy Johnson Thomas Johnston Jeanine Johnston Linda Johnston Pam Jones Debbie Jones Larry Jones Deborah Jordan Bill Keel Beverly Keeling Mary Kellum Anna Kimble Larry King William King Cheryl King Artis Landy Dianne Lone Cleo Langley David Lapham Margaret Lawerence Susie Lawerence Gary Lawson Ronald Lawson Charlie Lowther Carolyn Lee Greg Leonard Phillip Lewis John Liljegren David Lindsay Stephanie Lopes Greg Lumsden Brenda Mangus Suzanne Manning Anne Marlow Mary Marsh burn Linda Martin Marilyn Matejko Frances Matthews Carolyn Matejka Juliana Maxon Pam Mayo Albert McClasky Victoria McCormick Linda McDaries James McDuffie Pat McNeely Brenda Mears Brenda Miller Gail Miller John Moore Judy Morgan Richard Mort Mary Martin Nancy Mosberger Nathan Mosteller Faye Motley Chuck Mounie Chris Moy Jerry Murphy Mike Music Linda Neal Karen Nix Mike Nyborg Gary Ookey Ernest Olsen Bobby Olsen Sharon O ' Neil Tracy Park William Peacock James Peters Jo Ann Phelps Calvin Phelps Elizabeth Phelps Effie Phillips Celeste Pittman Pauletta Plummer 101 Ureshmen Olivia Powell Paula Powell Lynn Powell William Powell Rudy Powell Margaret Poynter James Prado Jenette Prenty Rosemarie Presley James Pritchard Kenny Pullie Deborah Quinn Barbara Randolph Mae Masnake Tommy Ray Sammy Reed Margaret Redditt Joe Register Joel Rhew Leonard Riddick Linda Richmond Regina Riffe Betty Ripley Bernice Robertson Bruce Robertson Guy Ross Roy Runyan Gilbert Sager Pamela Salley Sharon Sallee Debbie Sandefur Floyd Saunders Harry Sayre Debra Seco Jerrilyn Seiger Beverly Sell Barbara Sharpe Barbara Shater Donna Shelburne Mary Short Vicki Shumaker James Simmons Glenda Simpson Gerry Skelton Steve Skeleton Wendy Slade Donna Smith Gary Smith Susan Smith Peggy Smith Don Smith Mary Joe Smith Cindy Sneed Lonnie Soles Fred Solomon Barbara Sparrer Rita Spear Sharon Speights John Spiaggi Vicki Sprouse Howard Sprouse Alvin Stenzil Leon Stone Wayne Stone Carol Story Arthur Sullivan Talitha Talley Roy Tapp Joan Tatum Jane Taylor Gregory Taylor Bobby Taylor Ronnie Teal Pat Terry Therman Terry Mike Tessenear Tommy Thomas Carole Thompson Don Thompson Susan Thrift G c ass 103 Jreshmen Nikki Timms Linda Todd Anne Trent Royer Tucker Martha Turner Carol Umberger Brenda Vaughan Douglas Vaughan Cindy Walke Debbie Walker Brenda Walters Michael Ward Kay Warren Barbara Warren Paula Warren Christine Wassberg Walter Webb Stella Weems Ruth Wesner Curtis Whidbee Gary Whitaker Beverly Whitaker Donnie White Marlene White Robert White Delores White Barry Whitley j Sue Whitley I Edwin Whitlock I Mitzi Whitt I Dana Wikel Annie Wilcox Larry Williams Terry Williams Steve Williams 3 Gary Williams Roger Williams Kathy Williams Kathleen Williams Steve Wiseman Eugene Wood Joe Wood Sharon Wright William Wynn Miss Galore Chris Ybos Jimmy Yow J President; Jim Malcolm 8th raoe Through their fine spirit and willingness to work, the eighth grade has taken their place among the Admirals. We enjoyed taking part in activities to which we have looked forward for many years. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jeffers and Mrs. Trent, our sponsors, and our class officers we were well led. We are looking forward to our next four years at Cradock High. Vice President; Jan Shuler Secretary-Treasurer; Sherry Vick Sponsors; Mrs. Ann Jeffers Mrs. Vallie Trent and a “Friend.” 106 8th Graders are enthusiastic about EVERYTHING! Glass Oj 1970 Student Forum Delegates Front, Left to Right; Joyce Gunnell, Lynn Hawkins, Pam Wiseman, Ann Taylor, Mary Roberts. Bock; Ervin Fredrick, Wesley Stewart, Barbara Wright, Brenda Britts, Larry Gent, Brindy Brinson. j C ass 0 1970 Robert Abbitt Vickie Allison Perry Allison Mike Anderson Jimmy Arnold Cathy Arrowood Mary Atwater Barbara Bailey Linda Bailey Michelle Bailey Sharon Bain Sharon Baker Danny Baker Eva Baker Keith Baker Stephen Bass Debbie Barbour Darlene Bales Robert Baker Furman Baker Rebecca Bathe Debbie Battle Jerry Ballard Tommy Beacham Dale Beaver Debbie Belchei Darlene Biernot Brenda Bishop John Blake Timmy Bolduc John Bond David Bond Ruth Boone Jimmy Boothe Debbie Boyer Thalia Beunis Crystal Boykins Sammy Boykin Lee Ann Bowers Tony Brewer 108 Douglas Bradshow Debra Briggs James Bickley Bonnie Brickner Robert Brinson Brindy Brinson Brenda Britts Alice Britts Patricia Brooks Angela Brown David Brown Delores Brown Marion Brown Steve Brown John Buchanan Jeanne Buckley Jesse Bullock Bruce Bunting Vickie Burchett Barbara Butler David Butler Solomon Carey Phillip Carner Norma Carpenter Penny Carter Deborah Cassidy Gayle Castle Mike Champion Margaret Chappell Cynthia Clark Sandra Clark Betty Coleman Claudia Cook Hill Cooper Rose Marie Cooper Donald Combs Katherine Coprew Gloria Cordell Douglas Cowart William Creer ih J G a ass 0 1970 Jean Cromartie Regina Cummings Ashby Curren Jon Czarnouski Betty Dail Lynn Daughtry Horace Davis Harold Davis Kenny Davis Roderick Davis Tommy Davis Billy Deal Connie Dempsey David Diddle Joe Di Pietro Brenda Dowdy Marlene Dunford Peggy Dyas Faye Ernest Jane Earnest David Elliot Kay Elliot Shelly Ellis Dale Engebreston Ken Femrite David Fitton Phil Forbes Lillian Ford Mike Foreman Ronnie Franklin Ervin Frederick Henry Gaddy William Gainey Beverly Galbraith Frances Gardner Gary Gardener Sherry Gardner Dorothy Garrett Linda Garrett George Garris no Sharon Garris Larry Gent Thelma Gills Judy Gilliland Brenda Gills Cecilia Gingros Debbie Godfrey Paul Godley Janet Goodwin Woyne Gould Mike Grant Coleen Green Richard Green Susan Grigas Joyce Gunnell Patsy Madder John Haire George Haislip James Hall Larry Hall Carol Hamilton Russell Hann Debbie Hargis Robert Harrell James Harris David Hartman Mike Hassel Lynn Hawkins Susan Hayden Jackie Hertling Judy Hicks Charles Higgs Donald Hogge Sharon Holland Wayne Holland Pat Holloman Phillip Hooper Frederick House Charles Hundley Joseph Insley } 1 1 U. J GIc ass Of 1970 Thelma Jacobs Hank Jacocks Brenda Jernigan Peggy Jerkins Billy Jordon Freddy Jordon Reginald Jordon ichael Johnstone Wayne Johnson Jimmy Jones Tim Jones Mike Journigan Donald Kellum Luette Kellum Kent Kellum Jeanne Kilpatrick Carolyn King Paul Kitchen Louis Knight Gary Kretzer Kenny Kumm Connie Kyzer Barbara Lancaster Steve Lassiter Pat Latham Robert Lewis Sharon Lewis Reginald Lewis Pam Light Raymond Lindsey David Linville Donald Lloyd John Lloyd Danny Lucas Tommy Machingo David Malbrough Jim Malcolm Larry Moncuso Thomasine Mann Thelma Marlowe 112 Duane Marshall Verna Martin David Mason Larry Mason Veronica Maxwell Andy Meeks Pat Meeks Mike Miller Sandra Miller Wally Miller Henry Mills Cathy Modlin Harold Molohan Carolyn Moore Nancy Morgan Andrea Moyer Mike Murray Delores Musick Catherine Myer Teresa McCall Linda McCants Mike McCay Cheryl McCullough Mary McEacherm Terry McGlasson Raliegh McGhee Jimmy McGrow Christine McFarland Phillip McKee Cathy McLean Maureen McNabb Mary Nash Pat Nash Ruth Neagle Antoinette Nixon Teresa Nixon Dennis Ninamaker Renee Odom George Overton Linda Owens C ass Of 1970 Shelia Parker Mary Paulson Herbert Payne Jane Perrot Tommy Perry Faye Phelps Estella Phelps Jerry Pope Karen Powell Judy Poynter Linda Priest Starr Pollard Debbie Prichard Steve Quinn Carlos Rasnake Trudy Raynard Marsha Reed Cecil Reneau Charles Reynolds Larry Reynolds David Rhodes Chuck Rhoton Brenda Riddick Lecta Riddle Pat Riffe Johnny Riggs James Riggs Fred Riley David Ripley Donna Roberts Mary Roberts Viola Robertson Debbie Rose Linda Rosebrough Linda Roughton Gary Rush Eddie Sandefur Sidney Savoy Russell Sawyer Donald Sebum 1 14 Patty Selly Barbara Shinault Norma Shook Jan Shuler Diane Sigda Patricia Sigman Donald Sikes Sue Simones Debbie Simmons Alice Sims Linda Singleton Judy Smith Linda Smith Jennifer Smith Sue Smith Walter Smith Claris Snow Martha Snow Mary Soles Sandra Spinelli Thomas Spigener Cynthia Spruill Starr Stand Leslie Stewart Wesley Stewart Beverly Stone Janis Strickland Paula Stuart Judy Sullivan Earl Sykes Denise Tate Ann Taylor Joan Taylor Billie Sue Taylor G raham Teall Victor Terivilliger Ray Terry Roger Thacker Debbie Thomas Vivian Thomas G ass Of 1970 L Sharon Tompkins Robert Thompson Wayne Thompson Paul McCartney Lillian Torrence Joanne Truitt Tommy Tucker Butch Twiford Julian Twiford Jimmy Upton David Van Noy Sherry Vick David Wade Orvin Walke Lindo Walker Gerald Wall Richard Wall Diane Walston Harold Ward Norvin Ward Carol Ward John Waters Ronnie Watlington Rital Watts Kenny Watson Paul Weathers Billy Webb Patricia Weiss Marsha White Carolyn White Wayne White Tommy White Larry White Pat White Jim Whitley Shelia Widener Scotty Wikel Jeanne Wilcox Milton Wilkins David Wilson 1 16 117 k CTlc ininisiraiion leach er cfoes n oi feacf ihe slucfeni Sul mere y fi hls ihe palh Superintendent of Schools Dr. M. E. Alford Officials of School Board: Mrs. Clara Porter — Clerk of Board; Dr. M. A. Kise — President; and Mr. B. M. Hutchins — Vice- President. School Board: Seated left to right: Mrs. Porter, Dr. M. A. Kise (2nd District); Dr. Alford, Mrs. A. P. Hopewell (3rd District); Standing: Mr. B. M. Hutchins (2nd District); Mr. V. E. Win- brough (1st District); Mr. Les Fry (3rd District); Mr. W. Robert Anderson (2nd District); Mr. John W. Shuler (3rd District); Dr. H. N. Johnson (1st District); Mr. John Adams, Jr. (1st District). Seated: Mrs. Porter, Dr. Kise, Dr. Alford, Mrs. Hopewell. Standing Anderson, Dr. Johnson, Mr. Allen M. Eckstine. 2nd row: Dr. l t row: Mr. Guy P. Morris, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Wimbrough, Mr. Luther C. McRae, Mr. Fry, Mr. Shuler, Mr. Adams. CR RJ, RL CRoarcf 1st row — Mrs. J. C. Strickland, 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. Clyde E. McFarland, Recording Secretary. 2nd row — Mrs. T. G. Pittman, Treasurer; Mrs. J. P. Eddy, 1st Vice President; Mr. W. W. Barnes, President; Mrs. W. M. Pollard, Corre- sponding Secretary; Absent; Mr. L. G. Brandt, Parliamentarian. Objectives The objectives of this association shall be: to pro- mote 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 relation the home and the school, that parents secure be- tween educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest ad- vantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual educatian. President — William W. Barnes 1st row — Mrs. T. G. Pittman; Mrs. W. M. Pollard; Mrs. J. P. Eddy; Mr. W. W. Barnes; Mrs J. C Strickland; Mrs. E. E. McFar- land. 2nd row — R. E. Byrd; Mrs. A. L. Jeffers; Mrs. G. Ethe- ridge; Mrs. H. J. Sitz; Mrs. P. C. Wright; Miss Sallie Brockwell; Mr. W. T. Clark, Jr.; Mrs. Laura Apel; Mrs. A. Phillips; Mrs. B. Powers; Mrs, F. Jones; Mrs. H. Bryant; Mr. J. J, Booker, Jr. T)ecficaijion No society has hod the wonderful oppor- tunities afforded the people of this gen- eration. We ore living in o dynamic and changing world. Atomic energy and scien- tific discoveries have opened new vistas unthought of a generation ago. Today fifty percent of the articles found in stores were not available ten years ago and just ten years from now fifty percent of the people will be doing work unknown today. Knowl- edge is doubling at the unprecedented rate I of eight to ten years. Such rapid changes have tremendous implications for all, especially our youth. No longer can we be content with merely completing high school but must further our education in colleges and technical schools. Learning is a continuous thing and should be pursued during our entire lives. Education is the key to building a better society only if accompanied by spiritual and moral values. We wish for each senior a full life in which each of the above takes its rightful place. Sincerely, I J. J. Booker, Jr. I I J. J. Booker, Jr. — Principal University of Richmond, B.S. William and Mary, M.A. Reginald Byrd — Assistant Principal East Carolina, B.S., M.A. 122 Office S aff: Botfom, Left to Right: Phil Mullen, Robert Allen, Yolanda Chappell, Vickie McCormick, Rosa Ann White, Tommy Collins, Jim Ellis. Top, Left to Right: Linda Matejka, Dana Wikel, Lucy Sitz, Linda Lewis, Linda Clark, Mary Ann Spear, Linda Perdue. Phoebe Weaver — Attendance Kathryn Nance Attendance Stoff: Front Row, Left to Right: Linda Reichle, Mara Veazie, Margaret Bridgers, Joanne Strickland, Terry Harmon. Back Row: Greg Whitley, David Muesing, Larry Wylie, Eddie Bass. Walter D. Graham Elon College, B. A. University of Virginia, M. Ed. English Head of English Department Debate Sponsor Mrs. Rhoda Hampton Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. English Phoebe Weaver George Washington University, A. B. University of Virginia, M. Ed, English, Aftendance Mary Anne Jereme Frederick College, B. A. English Martha McFarling Radford College, B. A. Latin, English Co-Sponsor of Language Arfs Club Co-Sponsor of Kappa Mrs. Mildred Stenzel Mary Washingfon, B. A. English. Mrs. Sarah Osborne Lynchburg College, B. A. English Sponsor of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders T)e paHmeni Mrs. Frederica G. Johnson Campbell College, B. A. English Patrick Bloke Fairmont State Coilege, B. A. Guidance, Engiish, Dramatics Sponsor of Thespian Troupe 1491 Carolyn Green Wake Forest College, B. A. English, Social Studies Doris Boswell Denice Peake University of North Carolina at Greensboro, B. A. English Log Advisor Mrs. Juanita Eason West Hampton, B. A. English Frederick College, B. A. English Coro Mae Fitzgerald Madison, B. S. University of Virginia, M. Ed. English, Guidance Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of America Publicity Chairman for School Mrs. Ann Haynes Frederick College, B. A. English, Speech Co-Sponsor of Kappa Mrs. Patricia Cardwell Lynchburg College, B. A. Wake Forest College, M. A. English Jorei n oan ua es I Sara Brockwell Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Columbia College, B. A. English, Spanish Co-Sponsor of Language Arts Club an cf JKi usic Randolph Macon Woman ' s College French Sponsor of National Honor Society Co-Sponsor of Language Arts Club Mrs. Harriet Heath Greensboro College, B. M. Ed. Chorus Madrigal Group Mr. David Steelman Madison College, B. M. Ed. Band Mrs. Netta B. Staffon Carnegie Institute of Technology, B. A. Art, Head of Fine Arts Department Sponsor of Art Club Barbara West East Carolina College, B. S. Home Economics Mrs. Rachel Adams East Carolina College, B, A. Home Economics J ome Cjconomics 126 S ' : Mrs. Louise Mogette College of William and Mary, B. S. Mathematics John Wulzer St. Benedict ' s College, B. S. Mathematics Mrs. Sheila Daniel University ot Washington, B. A. Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan Longwood College, B. S. University ot Virginia, M. Ed. Mathematics Head ot Mathematics Department Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers ot America Senior Class Sponsor Phoebe Richardson Randolph Macon Woman ' s College, A. B. Mathematics Jerry Shackelford East Carolina College, B. S., M. A. Mathematics J. V. Basketball Coach- Mrs. Carrie Spear Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B. S. Mathematics Sponsor ot Bible Club Carlton Pruden East Carolina College, B. S. Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry Mrs. JoAnne Vance Claude Rollins Longwood College, B. S. Sponsor of Delta Co-Sponsor of Chess Club Old Dominion College, B. S. Science Co-Sponsor of Junior Class and Science Club Mary Betty Rodes Madison College, B. S. Science Frank Spitzer Eost Carolina College, B. S., M. Ed. Mathematics, Science Science T)epartment George Perkins Old Dominion, B. S. Science Assistant J. V. Football Coach, Track Coach Head Coach for Indoor Track Ronald Maynard Norfolk College of William and Mary, B. S. Science Head of Science Department William Apperson University of Virginia, B. A. General Science Raymond Carson Wake Forest and Old Dominion, B. S. Biology Sophomore Class Sponsor Varsity Football, J. V. Football Edward Holmes Frederick College, B. S. General Science Patricia Bryant Meredith College, A. B. Shorthand, Typing Sponsor of Junior Class Sponsor of Varsity Cheerleaders Betty Mullins Emory and Henry, B. A. C. O. T., Typing Co-Sponsor of Chess Club Sponsor of Admiraletfes dSusiness eparimeni Mrs. Audrey Ponnell Madi son College, B. S. College of William and Mary, M. Ed. Typing, Guidance Head of Business Education Department Anne Lumsden Longwood College, B. S. V. O. T., Shorthand Co-Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America Audrey Porter East Carolina, B, A Bookkeeping, Record Keeping Business Law Co-Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America 129 Lyman Comey Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B. S. I. C. T. Sponsor of I. C. T. Club Apprentice Training Co-Ordinator, Portsmouth City Schools Nicholas Ashby College of William and Mary, D. E. II, III Sponsor of D. E. Club Bookroom and Concessions Manager TJocationaf Orc inaiors Anne Lumsden V. 0. T. Robert Gibson Florida Southern College, B. S. D. E. I, II Sponsor of D, E. Club Sociaf Siuc ies Mrs. Vollie Trent University of Virginia, B. S. Social Studies Alvin Anderson Old Dominion, B. S. Social Studies Mrs. Ann Jeffers Norfolk College of William and Mory, B. S. Social Studies, Guidance Bernard Westler University of Wisconsin, B. S. Bachelor of Law Social Studies Sociaf Siucfies Elizabeth West Longwood, B. A. University of Virginia, M. Ed. Social Studies, Leadership Training Advisor of Student Council Head of Social Studies Department Betty Gwaltney Charles P. Wode College of William and Mary, B. A. Belmont Abbey, B. A World Geography Sponsor of Quill and Scroll Yearbook Sponsor History, Guidance Jayne Wilkinson Larry Weldon Mrs. Jane Glazer Duke University, A. B. Presbyterian College, B. A. George Washington University, A. B. University of Richmond, M. A. Geography Stanford University, M. A. Social Studies Director of Athletic Department Social Studies, Journalism Shipmate Advisor Ray Spruill East Carolina College, B. S., M. A. Industrial Arts Lonnie Clements Old Dominion College, B. A. Mechanical Drawing Sponsor of Y. M. A. ncfusiriaf Vernon Kloeppel Old Dominion College, B. S. Industrial Arts 132 Coro Mae Fitzgerald Patrick Blake Mrs. Audrey Pannell 9uicfan ce T)eparim eni Mrs. Dot Deal, Secretary Guidance Aids: Lett to Right: Nancy Sawyer, Beth Hughes, Lacy Ransone, Priscilla Wyatt, Katherine Cummings, Gail Cooper, Linda Gwaltney. I I I I I Mrs. Bobbie Stone Longwood College, B. S. Physical Education Sponsor of Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Willis Bell Norfolk College of William and Mary. B. S. Physical Education Baseball, Football Mory Cunningham Norfolk College of William and Mary, B. S. Physical Education Sponsor of Gymnastics Club Jock Veazie Massachusetts State Teachers College, B. S. Physical Education, Driver ' s Education Wrestling Coach, Head of P. E. Department McDonald Eure East Carolina College, B. S., M. A. Physical Education Assistant Football Coach, Basketball, and Baseball Coach Christine Jersild Old Dominion College, B. S. Physical Education Sponsor of Gymnastics Club Co-Sponsor of J. V. Cheerleaders William Strickland East Carolina College, B. A. Physical Education Football, Track Mrs. Essie Love Davis-Wagner William ond Mary Mrs. Lucy Liddle West Virginia Business College Assistant Librarian Front, Left to Right: Susan Barrett, Brenda Reaves, Darla Wyer, Bonnie Jordan, Sandy Branscome, Paula Owens, Suzanne Hamilton, Charlene Canada, Andrea Ellington, Leonard Riddick. Bock, Left to Right: Bobby Watson, Ricky West, Eddie Brown, Phillip Dowdy, Jimmy Knew, Marty Keesecker, Eddie Askew, Mike Matovitch, Derwood Gallop, Robert Mrs. Geraldine Gregg Madison College, B. S. Mrs. Marjorie Weover Mary Washington College, B. S. Librarion Mrs. Margaret Edmunds Riverside Hospital, School of Nursing, R. N School Nurse Infirmary Aids: Pat Black, Margaret Sitz, Judy Johnson, Carole Thompson, Marcia Gowdy, Phyllis Doughtie. I eroices student Teachers: Linda Holland, Robert Shibley, Mrs. Jackie Facenda. Stage Crew: L to R: Joe Horari, Potsy Hervey, Ed Rider, Cecil Stewart, David Newton, Richard Hoffler. I Traffic Comm.: Kneeling: Darrell Tippy, Steve Ellis, Chairman. 1st Row, L to R: Wayne Fitton, Billy Bailey, Barry Tiller, Darrell Wes- ner, Bernie Grimes, Addison Daniel, Bobby Watson, George Britton. 2nd Row, L to R: Robert j Lindsay, Paul Van Noy, Phil Swain, Phil Doughtie, Doug Lee. | Eddie Bass, Skipper Garris, Mike j Nash, Make Grant, Carlos Ras- , nake. Camera Shy: Teddy Wright, i Lee Gooch, Rocky Smith, Charles Reynolds. | Mrs. Anne LeCompte Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Helpers: Front, Left to Right: Evelyn Collins, Eva M. Cousins, Martha Brown, Louise Hains. Back, Lett to Right: Etfie Daniels, Virginia Peterson, Gladys Mooney, Eleanor Brown, Millie Devine, Lucile Hewitt. Raymond Matthews Custodian Cafeteria Aids: ' Front, Left to Right: Linda Semones, Sandra Hathcock, Patricia Gregg, Janet Foulkner, Marlene White, Mary Ann Marshburn, Dianne Griffin. Bock, Lett to Right: Linda Lukaus, Jean Bishop, Lorraine Feddock, Debbie Jones, Connie Hedrick, Mary Bailey, Rosemarie Presley, Robert Ewell, Carol Cross, Bennie Whuler, Cora Baysden, Thad Sykes, Earnest Olsen, Gaston Dozier. L to R: Lonnie Smithy, Elmo Joyner, Alvin Glatling, Maids: Front, Left to Right: Christine Cole, Doritho Hooper, Rina Payne. Back, Left to Leonard King. Right: Ruth Simpson, Margaret Hall, Kathleen Hunt, Georgia Cooper. TJic ory IS never 6m excepi Sp iJie hancfs of pain. Success is never achievecf excepi Sp ihe experience of cfefeai 139 Head Coach Larry Weldon Kneeling: J. Alston, B. Murphy, J. Morris, S. Szwydek, G. | Whitley, B. Parker, D. Bridgers, R. Gustafson, S. Sprouse, i T. Mitchell, M. Cole, R. Risi. 2nd Row: L. Warren, D. Taylor, i L. Howell, M. Bradley, M, Revels, S. Rankin, T. Dail, I. Sher- ' lock, L. Edelstein, R. Skelton, D. Baker, B. Freeland, D. Bal- Tri-Captains Tommy Dail, Ike Sherlock and Mike Walls. 140 lard, R. McCormick. 3rd Row: E. Fox, W. Johnson, M. Nash, W. Tarkington, D. Winkler, P. Pope, M. Walls, G. Baker, D. Umberger, W. Dunlow, A. Wyrick, H. Sayers, D. Lawson, J. McDuffie. Coaches: Mac Eure, Ray Carson, Larry Weldon and Billy Strickland. Cradock 7 Crodock 0 Cradock 6 Cradock 13 Cradock 40 Cradock 12 Cradock 7 Cradock 21 Cradock 18 Cradock 7 SCHEDULE Deep Creek 7 Great Bridge 13 Oscar Smith 0 Granby 7 Bayside Maury Princess Anne 1 Norview 14 Churchland 0 Wilson 13 I4I o o Tommy Doil Greg Whitley Ric Skelton Ike Sherlock Mike Walls Lee Warren Johnny Morris 4 Washington Johnson I Louis Edelstein Bob Freeland Steve Rankin Ronnie Gustafson Mike Revels John Alston Larry Howell Mike Bradley Willie Dunlow 143 144 S7n yJc ion 145 SCHEDULE n Deep Creek .... 7 Great Bridge . . 0 Maury 0 Bayside 0 South Norfolk . . 1 2 Wilson 0 Coaches; Perkins and Wade. Cradock. .27 Cradock. . 6 Cradock. . 0 Cradock. .46 Cradock. . 1 3 Cradock. . 7 TJ. Scoops Qlp Championship First Row: C. Raznick, C. Whitlock, D. Vaughn, B. Hollins, T. Lewis, D. Hatter, B. Branham, D. Boothe, R. Murphy, and L. Flowers. Second Row; D. Gallop, A. Saunders, J. Johnson, P. Smith, J. Chris, A. Dutton, E. Chinn, B. Smith, B. Honaker, R. Rosebrough, D. Mason. 1st Row: G. Rhoton, F. Riley, L. Machingo, M. Brown, C. Mounie, R. Jordan, J. Czarnowski, A. Meeks, R. Delaney, W. Summers. 2nd Row: H. Ward, L. Jent, W. Smith, J. Malcolm, J. Waters, P. Weathers, D. Brown, A. Ballard, S. Cowart. 3rd Row: K. Mann, T. Perry, B. Deal, S Twiford, D. Malbrough, R. Sawyer, W. Thompson, A Harrison, W. Gainey. Sracfe SAows DCnocu J ow Cradock vs. Cradock vs. Cradcxk vs. Cradock vs. Cradock vs. Cradock vs. Cradock vs. Westhaven Academy Park Ensigns Westhaven Academy Park Olive Branch Ensigns Games won. Mr. Anderson, Mr. Shackelford, and Mr. Bell Coaches. Manager Keith Baker. I M7 In the course of human events there must be leaders. These seven coaches ore the leaders of our seven major sports. The sports editors, speaking for all, would like to say thank you to these men and women. From L. to R.; Johnny Morris, John Martin, Mike Walls, Richard Cesler, Danny Yates, Jay Smith, Mike Bradley, Pete Pope, Terry DePriest, Tom Cusick, Rick Skelton, Jimmy Whitner, Louis Edelstein, Stan Root, Robbie Taylor. Danny Yates Mike Walls 133511 rjc. ' iXC? . ' ,r TuO .‘ . Louie Edelstein dl Skvri� k Terry Depriest Uhe GracfocA Glcfmirafs Johnny Morris Robbie Taylor Mike Bradley Tommy Cusick John Martin Jimmy Whitener PORTSMOUTH PUBUC ItBRART 60� COURT STRfET v mouth, VA 23704 I ! 1 I I I i ( I i I I t i 9v5y lsl)or£ The ADMIRALS fight for the rebound against the Warriors. ! Donny Yates seems to be practicing ballet in- stead of trying to beat the Warriors. Joy Smith heads down court after hitting for two points. 152 or UJie O c mira s Richard Cesler and Stan Root look on as Ric Skelton sinks in one. Pete Pope drives through two Wilson defenders. 153 Richard Cesler scores over a Wilson defender. T Bill Harrell fights vigorously for possesion of the ball. Earl Chinn (like brother Larry) is a real pro. ylciion { J. V. sinks one in. A J. V. player puts in action what he was taught in prac- tice? 154 Left to right; Johnny Hale, Glenn Ames, Earl Chinn, Fred Haislip, Willie Dunlowe, Steve Galford. Missing: J. John- Johnson, Harold Babb, Bill Harrell, Ronnie Lawson, Chuck son, C. Willoughby, K. Compton. J7 TJ. Gracfoc£ s Juiure Co-coptoin: John Hale and Bill Harrell. Coach; Mr. Ray Carson 155 Left to right: Wayne White, Earl Sykes, David Wade, David Brown, Robert Anderson. Kneeling: Manager Acey Ballard, Wally Miller, John Haire, John Waters, Marion Brown, Coach Jerry Shackelford, missing Alvin Ken Council. William Creer, Chuck Rhoten, Billy Deal, Anderson. Co-captains Acey Ballard and John Waters. Coach: Mr. Jerry Shackelford. 156 ■- 1 i V 1 11 ■ ■ ' L ' O L r.|f - ‘ 1 4W K -’ ' . ' cn-A ' ;r m % fl ■ am ' ' yTmA « uf f R PP • j Vs (1 f rfW Patsy White, Cecelia Gingras, Debbie Hargris, Maureen McNabb, Coleen Green, Linda Wright, Kneeling: Janet Goodwin, Susan Grigas. Sponsor: Mrs. Bobbie Stone 158 Co-Captains; Romayne Carroll and Nadine Brown. DheJ.Ws y aoe Spin ' J.V. in action. Sponsors: Sarah Osborn and Chris Jersild. Marcia Seiger, Cindy Sneed, Brenda Swain, Linda Perdue, Linda Barkley, Kathy Biernot, Delores White, Katherine Cummings, Margaret Hayes. Kneeling: Nadine Brown, Romayne Carroll. I Paula Smith Vitamin F for the most Feminine Miss Patricia Bryant Vitamin C for the most Courogeous Diane Ustick Vitamin E for the most Energetic Chris Grigos Vitamin T” for the Tiniest Winnie Cherry Vitomin G for the most Graceful Lorene Skelton Vitamin C for the most Congenial 160 J. K. Peele ! Linda Jenson Vitamin D for the most Debonoire b I VARSITY: Kneeling: Steve Barber, Danny Bolduc, Lonnie John Borum, Harry Sayre, Scotty Singleton, Sam Jesselson, Parker, Steve Mutter, Frank Borum, Don Fox. Standing: Greg Whitley, Ike Sherlock. Danny Bolduc and Steve Barber Lonnie Parker and Steve Mutter Frank Borum and Don Fox I I J. V. TEAM: Kneeling; L. Stetart, N. Mosteller, M. Head- R. Risi, S. Peacock, C. Rasnake, H. Edelstein, R. Prado, rick, R. Shope, T, Tomas, B. Branham, P. Smith, B. Whit- and Mr, Perkins, ley, T. Bolduc. Standing: G. Overton, B. Bunting, B. Smith, i’l I ; ! • r wh 1st Row: Patricia Green, Edith Hawkins, Kathy Thomas, Yvonne Davis, Brenda Brown. 2nd Row: Alice Apel, Ro- mayne Carroll, Joan Hill, Jane Perrot, Janice Strickland. 3rd Row: Valeria Swain, Pat McNeely, Lorene Skelton, Anne Trent, Pat Brinson, Pam Harrison, Mara Veazie. Missing from picture: Brenda Mouser, Celeste Pittman, Susan Bailey, Barbara Stallings. ( mnastics eam CProuides Sponsors: Penny Cunningham and Chris Jersild. Members of the Gymnastics Club show their ability. 164 Tommy Doil, Steve Rankin, Louis Edelstein, Mike Walls, Ike Sherlock, Diane Ustick and Admiral J. K, Peele all gather to guard SUSIE, the mascot. CMi GracfocA Ais year, our JooiSa f team hacf anoi ier yoocf season wUh a 6-3-1 record. fidouyJi an inefiyiSi iiy caused our yood record o Se smashed. we and our opponen s dnow i iat we won and this is w iai counis. U ie resi ' of our ieams shaped up and we earned ihai i ie imporiani ihiny is i iai we can 6e yood sportsmen, ei we earned the riyht to Se named Jhe Jiyhtiny Ch dmira s and we are proud oj this tithe. 165 — dhe Sports hditors ESilj f ' P? 1 Ilf Ji. : .w H .:- 1 ■-41 i ' . ; ZJJie uocaiion of euery man and euer woman is to serve other people. Sam Jesselson: President Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth West, the S. C. A. has carried out its objective, TO MAKE CRADOCK FIRST through; 1. Improving communications between the Student Council and the Student Body by more direct contact, and by stimulating within the students a sense of responsibility. 2. Stressing honor and high moral standards in all phases of student life. 3. Creating better relatians between the Student Body and the community by enco ur- aging a greater interest in the activities of the community. S.C.A. Representatives: 1st Row: Pat Brinson, Ronnie Gustafson, Nadine Browne; 2nd Row: Martha Jesselson, Sherry Thomas, Brenda Thomas; 3rd Row: Greg Whitley, Nana Harris, Donna Bene, Steve Ellis. Paula Smith: Vice-President Chris Grigas: Secretary 168 Gracfoc£ G irsi 4. Promoting and cultivating on inward and outward feeling for all phases of our school life. 5. Establishing within the Student Body a feeling of responsibility to, and appreciation for, our country and its traditions. Such activi- ties as the 8th grade orientation, the Student Forum, the Honor Code, and the Children ' s Christmas Party have made the 1965-66 year a successful one. Francine Harmon; Treasurer S.C.A. Representatives: 1st Row: Maureen McNabb, Cathy Modlin, Pat White; 2nd Row: Alice Apel, Susan Bailey, Celeste Pittman; 3rd Row: Addison Daniel, Romayne Carroll, Cheryl Fuller, and Tim Jones. Miss Elizabeth West: Sponsor Student Forum formulates secret plans for Teachers ' Day. 169 Inter-Club Council: Standing; Miss Peake, Robert Allen, Sitting; Donna Bene, Cheryl Locke, Sheila Micheals, Jean Norman McIntosh, Billy Bailey, Robert Lindsay, Mike Cooper, Francine Harmon, Anne Lynn Pilout, Pam Hona- i Bender, Mrs. Hampton, Johnnie Atkinson, Ronnie Vance, ker, and Chris Grigas. I The Inter-Club Council worked hard to moke this year a very successful one for all the clubs. Each club started the year off by selling Home- coming banquet tickets as a joint project. The Inter-Club Council also sponsored a Club-of-the-Month Award. The club which had worked the hardest for a certain month was awarded this honor. Officers: Sitting; Francine Harmon, President; Standing: Jean Cooper; Mrs. Hampton and Miss Peake, Sponsors; Donna Bene. I bet our club sold more tickets than your club sold. 170 yCaiionaf Jfonor Socie y Uaps Uwenip Jour 1st row: Jimmy Whitener, Ronnie Gustafson, Jesse Wright, Phyllis Pearce, Elaine Wilson, Paul VanNoy, Wayne Saun- ders, Gary Phillips, Chris Quattlebaum. 2nd row: Anne Lynn Pilout, Sally Printz, Priscilla Wyatt, Rosemary Carter, Sharon McClellan, Martha Boylan, Donna Bene, Juanita Hute, Sally Morgan, Terry Powers, Marty Coleman, Mike Walls, 3rd row: Jean Cooper, Janett McNeely, Linda This year one of the main activities of the National Honor Society was the tapping in of twenty-four new members. These new members must have at least a 3.0 average and must have shown outstanding character, leadership, and service. Think your ' re smart now, don ' t you? Gwaltney, Paula Smith, Francine Harmon, Barbara Wright, Penny Hedge, Rosalie Jackson, Angela McCotter, Becky Hamilton, Becky Drummond, 4th row: Mrs. Bruce, David Kyle, Herb Bing, Collins Gooch, Mike Nash, Phillip Doughtie, Rod Wade, Bill Clark, Rickey West, Dwight Riggs, Steve Collins, Bill Pollard. Other projects the Honor Society sponsored were a tutoring service to help students improve their grades, a child at the Children ' s Christ- mas Party, and honor roll party, and a scholar- ship fund. Officers: Sitting: Donna Bene-President, Mrs. Bruce-Sponsor and Penny Hedge. Standing: Phyllis Pearce, Mike Walls. 171 ii Officers: Sifting: Johnnie Atkinson, President; Mrs. Stof- fon. Sponsor. Standing: Lois Jacobs and JoAnne Wright. The Art Club has tried to build the interest of students toward the field of Art Apprecia- tion. In doing this the Art Club visited the Nor- folk Museum and a traveling Art Mobil which stopped temporarily on its tour at the Great Bridge Shopping Center. One of our most rewarding activities was the Johnnie Atkinson, Jo Anne Wright, Anne Trent, Ruth Miller, Lois Jacobs, Mrs. Stoffon, Claudio Bernard, Susie It must be either a bird or a plane, because it can ' t be superman. participation in the Homecoming parade and winning the award for the best carry through of the theme. These are only examples of the many pro- jects which helped the club have an event filled year. Layden, William Harrell, Robert Holland, Marty Cole man, Elaine Wilson. 172 C3i6fe GfuS Gives G)eooiions CTlncf CGfessin s Attention all students! We are now on a regular assem- bly schedule. Officers: 1st- row: John Spiaggi, Ethel Perkins, Althea Cal- houn, Elizabeth Carter. 2r d row: Ronnie Vance: President, Mrs. Spear: Sponsor and David Lindsay. This year the Bible Club worked very hard to carry out its objectives; to spread Christiani- ty, and to have discussions and guest speakers at the meetings. We worked hard to strengthen Christianity in the school by giving devotions over the public address system every Thursday and by saying the blessing at all lunches. Sluing: Phillip Shelton, James Hall, Mrs. Spear, Ronnie Vance, Tommy Cesler. Standing: Althea Calhoun, Cecil Reneau, Yolanda Chappell, Leigh Bunting, David VanNoy, Leslie Stewart, Pat Weiss, Barbara Shinault, Lee Ann Bowers, Ethel Perkins, Linda Tatum. T Race you to MacDonald ' s! This year Admiralettes has strived ta bring each member into a closer relation- ship with one another. By doing this we feel that we can better serve our school and our community. Some of our main activities this year were entering a float in Homecoming, can- vassing at Thanksgiving, and delivering a basket of food to a needy family. 1st Row: Margaret Boylan, Carrie Hodges, Miss Mul- lins, Loura Fields, Margaret Sitz; 2nd Row: Martha Boylan, Pat Allison, Jean Laxton, Jean Bowen, Regina Antonucci; 3rd Row: Glenda Ervin, Karen Nix, Mar- garet Liljegren, Janet McCain, Beverly Hale; 4th Row: Ellen Pritchard, Bonita Bradley, Susan Smith, Margie Nation, Andy Reo; 5th Row: LaVerne Stanley, Sandra Ganey, Jackie White, Linda Coleman, Sheila Michaels; 6th Row: Ethel Pinkston, Paula Maxon, Jane Cox, Laura Cuthrell, Martha Jesselson, Brenda Thomas. Officers: 1st Row: Miss Mullins-Spon- sor, Sheila Michaels-President; 2nd Row: Janet McCain, Martha Jesselson, Brenda Thomas. 1 174 Joan ua e O r s GfuS G)onaies CTfa s The Language Arts Club, which promotes understanding between French, Spanish, and Latin cultures, customs, and people, has performed a variety of activities this year. Members, studying one of the three foreign languages, have rendered such ser- vices as supplying French and Spanish flags for the language rooms, and sponsoring a coat check at home basketball games. They also provided a scholarship for a deserving senior studying language. 1st row: Miss McFarling, Miss Brockwell, Anne Lynn Pilout, Amy Modlin, Louise Law. 2nd row; Mrs. Bruce, Margaret Martin, Marcia Seiger, Brenda Swain, Beverly Sweozey. 3rd row: Debbie Seco, Susan Beld- ing Susan Hudson, Ann Gourdine, Peggy Jenkins. 4th row: Donna Howard, Dianne Lane, Brenda Wal- ters, Jeanne Ellis, Barbara Wright. 5th row: Jimmy Whitener, Eddie Agricola, Betty Butler, Jean Cooper, Margaret Liljegren. There ' s no hope when you try to take French, Spanish, and Latin all in the same year. Officers: 1st row; Miss McFarling, Miss Brockwell, Sponsors; Anne Lynn Pilout, President; Mrs. Bruce, Sponsor. 2nd row: Amy Modlin, Louise Law, Margaret Martin, Eddie Agricola. 175 l e ia 3:fefps ! ncrease 1 I Delta is designated to promote higher standards of Christian charac- ter in young girls. We would like to thank both Mrs. Vance, our faculty sponsor, and the Emblem Club 252, our sponsoring organization, for their guidance during the year. The purpose of our club is to serve the home, school, and community. These goals have been carried out through many worthwhile activities. Delta ' s main objective is to promote attendance at P.T.A. meetings. Officers: 1st row: Chris Grigas — President, Mrs. Vance — Sponsor. 2nd row: Froncine Harmon, Winnie Cherry, Edie Tilley. 1st row: Margaret Hayes, Gloria Cherry, Diane Ustick, Joy Gray, Chris Grigas, Jeanie DeHart, Edie Tilley, Penny Hedge. 2nd row: Mrs. Vance, Gail Robbins, Nancy Sawyer, Marcia Seiger, Donna Bene, Peggy Kennedy, Marty Cole- man, Rosalie Jackson, Becky Henley, Becky Hamilton. 3rd row: Lin Jenson, Barbora Wright, Betty Shuler, Froncine Harmon, Linda Bailey, Debbie Garner, Jewell Harris, Linda Lewis, Gail Cooper, Bonnie Jordan. 4th row: Kathy Moore, Margo Gustafson, Paula Warren, Winnie Cherry, Paula Smith, Francis Wright, Sandy Branscome, Pat Roger- son, Linda Perdue, Penny Singleton, Darla Wyer. 5th row: Janet Martin, Lucy Sitz, Sherry Thomas, Vicky Luke, Paula Brown, Mary Kohler, Kathy Newsome, Phyllis Pearce, Terry Harmon and Frances Kimble. 176 We did this by having a nursery for children and by serving refresh- ments after Back-to-School night. We also held a membership drive. Delta helped with many other school activities. We helped the An- nual Staff sell Tootsie Rolls, we spon- sored three children at the Christmas party, and we sponsored an honor roll party. We also helped the community by selling Christmas seals for the T. B. Association. Our biggest community project was helping to beauty Cradock. If Y.M.A. can wind the clock, Delta can clean the cannon. I know we said no age limit, but baby-sitting for 17 year old boys! 177 1 CA. 2 ess access irs ear The Chess Club, whose main ob- jective is to increase interest in the sport of chess and to stimulate the minds of the students participating, had a very successful first year. The main activity of the club was to send a representative to the annual Group 1 -A District Championship game. 1st row: Miss Mullins, Mrs. Vance. 2nd row; Peggy Maxon, Pam Carrington, Dianne Grif- fin. 3rd row: Billy Cooper, Phillip Doughtie, Steve Wiederwax, Phyllis Doughtie. 4th row: Mike Nash, Meredith Long, Mike Wieder- wax, Teddy Wright. 5th row: Archie Dutton, Ken Bunting, Winston Barkley, Eddie Brown. 6th row: George Bernard. ! ' j I ' ) I ' Officers: 1st row: Miss Mullins, Sponsor; Phyllis Doughtie, Mrs. Vance, Sponsor. 2nd row: Phillip Doughtie, President; But Archie, you ' re supposed to checkmate the king, not the queen Ken Bunting, Teddy Wright. 178 Science Gfu8 Goncfacis Gxperhnenis The Science Club worked hard this year both helping the school and learning about science. The mem- bers made plans to help the Science Department. They also planned field trips for the spring. Many of the members began working on their ex- hibits for the science fair. Isf row: Peggy Taylor, Brenda Swain, Terry Harmon. 2nd row: Bobby Watson, George Bernard, Hank Jacocks, Mr. Rollins. 3rd row: Mike Hassell, Billy Bradshaw, Kenny Watson, Eddie Agricola. Do you think this is really strong enough to blow up the school? Officers: 1st row: Peggy Taylor, Brenda Swain, Terry Harmon, President. 2nd row: Bobby Watson, Eddie Agri- cola, Mr. Rollins, Sponsor. 179 Diappa Dlfefps Orphanage 1st row: Miss McFarling, Cheryl Speckine, Sharon Coleson, Cheryl Fields, Debbie Overton, Priscilla Wyatt, Judy McKibben, Jeon Cooper, Mrs. Haynes. 2nd row: Susan Belding, Marlene White, Celeste Pittman, Louise Law, Charlene Canada, Alma Elliott, Joyce Harrison, Betty Rush, Terry Powers. 3rd row: Nancy Davenport, Juanita Hute, Sheila Gower, Frankie Bene, Kathy Thomas, Hallie Moreland, Angela McCotter, Debbie Walker, Sharon Eddy. Kappa has worked very hard this year to become one of the most active clubs in Crodock. The members hove been busy serving the school and the community. Some of the main activities have been cleaning trophies, sponsoring an honor roll Officers: 1st row: Miss McFarling, Sponsor; Jean Cooper, President; Miss Haynes, Sponsor; Debbie Overton. 2nd row: Pam Honaker, Cheryl Cobb, Priscillia Wyatt, Cheryl Fields. 4th row: Sharon McClellan, Cathy Gowdy, Peggy Taylor, Marcia Gowdy, Velma Baker, Amy Modlin, Janice Grims- ley. 5th row: Pam Honaker, Janett McNeely, Ethel Per- kins, Linda Tatum, Janice Barbour, Barbara Cuneen, Pam Sellers, Sharon Hall, Linda Linkous. 6th row: Joan Deaton, Toni Constantino, Debbie Collins, Barbara Brandt, Carolyn Rothgeb, Joyce West, Donna Deal, Wanda Hun- ter, Cheryl Cobb, Judy Printz. party, giving a Halloween party for St. Mary ' s Orphanage, and making utility bags for the South Viet Namese children. Because of these and many other projects. Kappa was awarded the first Club-of-the-Month award. Kappa travels in a blue pick-up truck and leaves the driving to Nancy. CRU.C . CSooAIeis Jor ames y{u s Sitting: Laura Pye, Helen Faulkner, Peggy Cox, Debbie Garner, Beverly Collier, Linda Shelton, Cathy Eddy, Rose- mary Carter, Peggy Fuller. Standing: Miss Porter, Yolanda Chappell, Peggy Taylor, Linda Coe, Claudette Prince, The sole purpose of the F.B.L.A. this year has been to acquaint the members, who are business students, with how to apply the classes they are taking to the everyday business world. Just as there is competition in the business world, there is a bit of competition in the F.B.L.A. How come finger prints always come out clearer than anything else? Lynn Everton, Mary Kay Dorson, Linda Richordson, Elaine Phillips, Nancy Collins, Sandra Harris, Freida Martin, Eddy Brown, Barbara McAlpin, Susan Barrett ' , Sharon Hall, Robert Allen, Mike Boothe, Miss Lumsden. The club has also been active in school and community projects. The members typed and printed P.T.A. booklets for James Hurst Elemen- tary School and sold student directories listing the names and addresses of all Cradock stu- dents. Officers: 1st row: Miss Porter, Sponsor; Peggy Cox, Beverly Collier, Robert Allen, President; Debbie Garner, Miss Lumsden, Sponsor. 2nd row: Lynn Everton, Elaine Phillips, Rosemary Carter, Claudette Prince. 181 (5 uc en Reaches Officers: 1st row: Becky Hamilton, Mrs. Morgan, Sponsor; Pam Honaker, Miss Fit zgerald, Sponsor; Susan Belding. 2nd row: Phyllis Pearce, Sally Printz, Margaret Martin, Anne Lynn Pilout. When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for on F.TA. member to student-teoch and to assume the powers of teaching, which include the responsibility for both teaching and keeping their pupils quiet, a decent respect is due such a brave soul. We hold these truths to be self-evident that the members student-taught for those teachers attending the V.E.A. Convention, graded stan- Would anybody else like to get o drink of water before we begin class? dardized tests for the City of Portsmouth, hon- ored teachers during American Education Week, held a student-teaching clinic at the District T meeting, and last but not least sponsored and published the first newsletter to be distributed among the area schools. We mutually pledge to ourselves Life, Liberty, and the ability to avoid paper airplanes. 1st Row: Amy Modlin, Wanda Hunter, Katherine Cum- mings, Pat White, Delores Brown, Juanita Hute. 2nd Row: Phyllis Pearce, Becky Hamilton, Mrs. Morgon, Miss Fitz- gerald, Susan Belding, Pam Honaker, Margaret Martin. 3rd Row: Becky Ditter, Bill Pollard, Mike Booth, Frankie Bene, Anna Ruth Etheridge, Sally Printz, Eddie Brown, Donna Bene, Judy Poynter, Peggy Taylor, Angelia Mc- Cotter, Anne Lynn Pilout, Barbara Wright, Jane Cox. 4th Row: Bobby Watson, Jean Cooper, Barbara Sharpe, Janet McNeely, Lois Jacobs, Kay Burcher. S7.G.C . Ge s Ghe oS Grainin Officers; 1st row: Linda Large, Jane Jamerson, Mike Bender, President; Edie Tilley, Mr. Comey, Sponsor. 2nd row: Becky Pope, Leigh Daughtry, Peggy Dumire, Becky Bonner. We feel that this has been a very warthwhile year for the Industrial Co-operative Training Club because of our many and varied activities on the local, district, and state levels. Through obtaining our objectives of character, craftsmanship, citizenship, leadership, and fellow- ship, we feel that we have brought honor to our school, prestige to our employers, and under- standing of our future vocations to ourselves. Ah, Gail, lunch wasn ' t all that bad. 1st row: George Etheridge, Jane Jamerson, Yvonne Cooper, Frederick, Mike Bender, Carolyn Mann, Ronnie Ennis, Linda Large, Linda Jones, Linda Spear, Wyline Foxworth. Becky Pope, Leigh Daughtry. 4th row: Mr. Comey, Jimmy 2nd row: Sharon Aydiette, Suson Biggers, Edie Tilley, Gainer, Butch Reynolds, Hank Bolen, Roger Blanchard, Linda Shaffer, Peggy Dumire, Claudia Bernard, Becky Dixon Curry, Roby McCutcheon. Bonner. 3rd row: Roy Tucker, J. D. Beachom, Gail 183 1st Row: Mr. Ashby, Sharon Coleson, Joan Brown, Pat Taylor, June Martin, Linda Coe, Janice Warren, Linda Buck, Brenda Mouser, Frances Wood, Bernice Payne, Pam Sellers, Cheryl Locke, Diane Bowen, Olivia Goins, Trish Cox, Anna Spencer, Sandra Reynolds. 2nd Row: Sherry Adcock, Jim Cross, Jackie Beecher, Danny Douglas, Larry Kilpatrick, Allan Jumba, Norwood Riggs, Ronny Gibson, John Gibson. 3rd Row: Carl Nyman, Jack Spear, Dennis Baysden, Randy Smith, Bruce Bridgers, Tommy Cesler, What do you mean, you don ' t have pick-up sticks? Donald Burcher, Eddy Killette. 4th Row: Ricky Morgan, Butch Schodt, Kent Fields, Chuck Collier, Keith Freas, Roger Brown, Ray Lee Carroll, Terry Callahan, Don Fox, Steve Forrest, John Gringras, John Griffey, Buddy Foster, Ronald Wilburn, Kermit Hobbs, Jim Welch, Donald Respess, Joe Spear. 5th Row: Forrest Smith, Paul Styron, Gene Waters, Dickie Vaughan, Glenn Bolduc, Jackie Darden. The Crodock D. E. Club, a professional and social organiza- tion for seventy-five employed students has indeed been busy this year. Their participation in the annual Homecoming activities went un-flowered but not un-noticed. Breakfast meetings once a month has designated the group as the early birds. And with many professional speakers, the group has developed a greater understanding of the field of Distributive Education and their role in the same. Hosting the District II Contest meeting in March has spurned un-controllable enthusiam with visions of many first- place honors climaxed with a dream of walking away with honors at the State Leadership Conference. The annual Employer-Employee appreciation festivity will be a departure from past years banquets. To live up to the early bird reputation, the Club is planning a breakfast for their employers. 1st Row: Linda Coe, June Martin, Cheryl Locke, President; Pam Sellers, Mr. Ashby, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Jim Cross, Janice Warren, Jack Spear. 2unJ nd d)croJJ J romoies nieresi J ubhcaiions This year the Quill Scroll, made up of mem- bers from The Admiral, The Log and Shipmate staffs, has worked hard to promote interest in the school publications. Besides participating in service projects such as the Children ' s Christmas Party, the members have made tours of the newspaper and radio offices. 1st row: Becky Drummond, Amy Modlin, Bonnie Jordan, Barbara Stallings, Sally Morgan, Linda Clark, Billy Bailey, Joyce Taylor, Diane Dood, Priscilla Wyatt. 2nd row: Matt Davidson, Peggy Taylor, Diane Ustick, Margaret Mar- tin, Elaine Wilson, Betty Shuler, Marty Coleman, Debbie Garner, Linda Lewis, Linda Gwaltney, Susan Belding, Linda Bailey, Guy Ross. 3rd row: Eddie McMillion, Jimmy Ellis, Cheryl Fields, Sally Printz, Linda Matejka, Rosalie Jackson, Ann Baroody, Anne Lynn Pilout, VValter Dob- bins, Bill Harrell, Jean Cooper, Louise Law, Velma Baker, Norma McIntosh. I wish all literary efforts were this easy. 185 Officers — 1st row — Bill Bailey, President, Elaine Wilson. 2nd row — Diane Ustick, Matt Davidson. y.JK.yl. Jfefps nnuaf The Admirals ' Young Men of Action Club was again striving for the cherished award of Club of the Year. Under the able lead- ership of Norman McIntosh, Presi- dent, and Mr. Clements, Sponsor, Y.M.A. was once again one of Cradock ' s leading clubs. The members of Y.M.A. had many enjoyable times, while serv- ing both the school and the com- munity. They have been active in such school projects as selling Y. M. A. will do anything to get rid of Delta. A-a-h come on, Mr. Clements, this one will only be your 500th Tootsie Roll canister. Se Tin Uooisie CRo Ts Tootsie Rolls for the Annual Staff, polishing the Victory Bell, and making signs for football and bas- ketball gomes. The members also helped the community by giving to the United Fund, supporting the Thanksgiving Food Drive, and helping the Cancer Society. These ore only on example of the many activities which helped Y.M.A. have a very successful year. Officers: 1st row: Marty Keesecker, Billy Bailey. 2nd row: Walter Dobbins, Norman McIntosh — President, Steve Ellis. 3rd row: David Muesing, Mr. Clements — Sponsor, Jimmy Ellis. 1st row: Steve Galford, Ricky West, Billy Keel, John Con- way, Eddie Agricola, David Newton, Eddie Ryder, Rusty Gibbs, Bobby Seed. 2nd row: George Varney, Roger Shope, Fuzzy Carr, Lonnie Parker, Billy Bailey, Robbie Taylor, Wayne Fitton, Pen Woodard, Steve Elliott, Lewis Flowers, Frank Borum, John Borum. 3rd row: Mr. Clements, Walter Dobbins, Darrell Wesner, Chris Quattlebaum, Doug Tay- lor, Andy Stampley, Johnny Hale, Steve Rankin, David Muesing, Jimmy Ellis, George Britton, Norman McIntosh. 4th row: Clyde Ivy, Johnny Martin, Billy Honaker, Barry Whitley, Scotty Singleton, Dana Winkler, Ronnie Snipes, Jimmy New, David Kyle, Tommy Monell, Darrell Waters. 5th row: Wayne Tate, Paul Strutton, Benny Phillips, Bob- by Craun, Cecil Stewart, Mike Moy, Collins Gooch, Herb Bing, Greg Whitley, Mike Nash, Steve Ellis, Jay Smith, Marty Keesecker, Rocky Smith. 187 i I I 1 i « I G uS {Beams B)oin 1st Row; Harry Waters, Robert Lindsay, Bubba Andrews. 2nd Row: Larry Kilpatrick, Barry Tiller, Tommy Johnson, Steve Gray. 3rd Row; Teddy Wright, Mike Revels, Herbert Drew, Bobby Ewell, Gary Mitchell. 4th Row: Danny Green, Tommy Cesler. Do you think Mr. Spruill will fit? The Industrial Crafts Club, made up of boys enrolled in Industrial Arts, helps further the boy ' s knowledge of mechanical and industrial work. The boys learn by making things them- selves. The Industrial Crafts Club also participates in service activities. At Thanksgiving, the boys collected food to be given to needy families, and at Christmas, they collected toys to be given to children by the Fire Depart- ment. Officers: 1st Row: Harry Waters, Robert Lind- say, President; Bubba Andrews. 2nd Row: Larry Kilpatrick, Barry Tiller, Mr. Spruill, Sponsor; Steve Gray. I 188 Thespian !JKem£ers The Cradock High School Troupe 1491 of the Notional Thespian Socie- ty is composed of members who have achieved the traditional ten dramatic points. The two main objectives of the Thespian Society are to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of the Dramatic Arts and to create an active and intelligent interest in drama among the stu- dents. These objectives have been carried out by establishing the Three O ' clock Theatre. I i j Officers: 1st row: Susan Belding. 2nd row: ' Pom Honaker, Tommy McCotter, President. 3rd row: Matt Davidson. 1st row: Pat Black, Susan Belding, Mr. Blake, Sponsor. 2nd row: Tommy McCotter. 3rd row: Matt Davidson, Pam Honaker, Rickey Price. That ' ll teach you to cut my lines. 189 Debbie Overton Jie JKcy ' oreiies Julie Pritchard Jon Sloger I Glenda Ervin Margaret Black Dreama Williams Carole Lee Judy Morgan Freida Martin Barbara Stallings Jean Cooper 190 Uwirf CTlncf JKarc i Banner Carriers: Sitting: Jan Slager, Carole Lee. Standing: Debbie Overton, Barbara Stallings, Freida Martin, Judy Morgan, Jean Cooper. Band Director — Mr. Steelman Majorettes: Sitting: Cheryl Fuller. Standing: Dreama Wil- liams, Margaret Black, Susan Colebank, Donna Nipper, Connie DiPietro, Glenda Ervin, Julie Pritchard. The Cradock High School Bond has been very busy this year. The members ployed at home football games, in school assemblies, and in the Oyster Bowl and Christmas Parades. They also held their annual Spring Concert. The high- light of the year was playing at the inaugura- tion of Governor Godwin. It paid to vote for Mr. Godwin. 191 Officers: Winston Barkley, President; Celeste Pittman, Regina Pittman, Becky Hamilton, Bill Clark. I Double Reeds Bose Clarinets: 1st row: Grady Bunch, Luette Kellum, Celeste Pittman. 2nd row: Jerrilyn Seiger, Becky Hamiltan. Trombones: 1st row: Russell Carpenter, Steve Clark, Paul Fordj 2nd row: Jimmy Taylor, George Britton, Jim Malcolm, Davi j Griffin. Tymponi: Butch Schodt. Cornets: 1st row: Gregory Toylor, Dennis Heath, Betty Dail, Mary William Baines, Richard Mort, Larry Mancuso. 2nd row: John Lloyd, Joe DiPietro, Barry Whitley, Danny Green, David Bond, Dovid Umberger, Rusty Gibbs. Flutes: 1st row: Lynette Hargrove, Kay Hute, Kathy William Susan Colebank, Brenda Brooks. 2nd row: Barbara Stalling Freida Martin, Regina Pittman, Stella Weems, Sharon Speight Mary McEachern. a rom 2 ), ' ixie French Horns Borirones: 1st row: Doug Lee, David Mancuso, Freddie House, David Fitton. 2nd row; Steve Caminer, Addison Daniel, Alvin Stenzel. Brass Basses: 1st row: Bobby Jones, Bill Moore, Robert Larivee. 2nd row: Ed Geddie, Joe Smith, Walter Smith, Cliff Whitlock. Percussions: 1st row: Randy Williams, Ramone Speights, John Moore, Andy Stampley, Mary Zinn, Richard Hoffler. 2nd row: James Pritchard, Larry King, Ed Farrell, Jimmy Gilbert, Dennis Bridgers, Mike Cashwell, John Thompson. Saxophones; 1st row: Pam Light, Ann Taylor, Tommy White, Mike McKay, Jimmy Whitley. 2nd row: Lewis Flowers, Bryant Nix, Steve Galford, Leon Stone. Clarinets: 1st row; Carolyn King, Diane Earnhardt, Mary Roberts, Pat Brooks, David Ripley, Penny Carter. 2nd row: Bonnie Beebe, Linwood Ivy, Vickie Sprouse, Sharon Hall, Alice Earnest, Bill Clark. 3rd row: Winston Barkley, Kathy Corprew, Jimmy Prado, Lecto Riddle, Winifred Gallop, Patricia Riffe. )93 JKixecf GJiorus Gfefps J3eacf i I Officers: 1st row: Linda Gwaltney, Lorene Shelton, Frances Kimble, Vickie Helvey. 2nd row: Mike Boothe, Penny Hedge, Ronnie Vance — President, Denny Poe. Choral Director — Mrs. Heath I Under the direction of Mrs. Heath, the chorus has brought to Cradock a world of en- tertainment that can extend itself to any set- ting and prove enjoyable to everyone. The chorus as usual performed at the U.S.O., Frederick Military Academy, and treated Crad- ock to several assemblies. At Christmas we toured Williamsburg where we sang at the State Hospital. After returning home, we gave a performance of Mary Poppins and Santa Claus for the children ' s party at the Glensheila Woman ' s Club. These are just a few of the many perform- ances that led our chorus to a very fruitful year. I i i Mixed Chorus: 1st row: Penny Hedge, Sandra Gainey, Althea Calhoun, Margaret Hayes, Margie Nation, Linda Clark, Lorene Skelton, Peggy Brown, Yvonne Parker, Jeanie DeHart, Pat Black. 2nd row: Ethel Perkins, Char- lene Canada, Beverly Hale, Larenda Chambers, Ajnn Ba- roody, Linda Gwaltney, Linda Thrift, Brenda Whitt, Lin Jenson. 3rd row: Donna Armstrong, Jewell Harris, Darrell Tippy, Joe Murray, Tommy Black, Tommy McCotter, Mike Boothe, Ricky Price, Vickie Helvey. 4th row: Betty Rush, Frances Kimble, Larry Brewer, John Stone, Denny Poe, Joe Horan, Ronnie Vonce, Janett McNeely, Kathy Moore. Oi£er G£oraf Groups MADRIGAL: 1st row: Pat Black — Director. 2nd row: David Lind- say, Penny Hedge, Lorene Skel- ton, Althea Calhoun, Mike Boothe. 3rd row: Richard Cesler, Tommy McCotter, Lin Jenson-, Ronnie Vance, Peggy Brown, Janett McNeely, Denny Poe. GIRLS ENSEMBLE: 1st row: Cathy Eddy, Brenda Swain, Mar- cia Seiger, Carrie Hodges, Mar- garet Liljegren, JoAnn Rupe, Susan Reed, Bonnie Reynolds. 2nd row: Peggy Kennedy, Gail Robbins, Regina Antonucci, Rosemary Carter, Linda Richard- son, Kathy Bryant, Frankie Bene. 3rd row: Kay Burcher, Wanda Hunter, Sheila Michaels, Sue Callahan, Jan Slager. ALL-REGIONAL: 1st row: David Lindsay, Penny Hedge, Lincia Richardson, Jeanie De- Hart, Kathy Bryant, Althea Calhoun, Mike Boothe. 2nd row: Larry Brewer, Pat Black, Lo- rene Skelton, Peggy Brown, Denny Poe. 3rd row: John Stone, Donna Armstrong, Ronnie Vance, Janett McNeely, Ricky Price. Boys Chorus: 1st row: Martin Hager, John Splaggi, Joel Rhew, John Liljegren. 2nd row: Phil Mullen, Richard Spady, Johnny Mar- tin, David Lindsay, Donald Davis, Curtis Whidbee. 3rd row: Ron- nie Lowson, Benny Phillips, Richard Cesler, George Britton, Jerry Stewart. The River Is Wide and so are some of the mouths. Poor Mrs. Heath! Girls Chorus: 1st row: Kathy Williams, Debbie Sandefur, Mitzi Whitt, . Anna Kimble, Juli Max- on, Carol Lawrence, Cathy Gowdy, Dreama Patterson, Leigh Daugh- try, Talitha Talley, Bar- bara Brandt. 2nd row: Joyce Bowe, Donna Shel- burne, Carolyn Nuckles, Barbara Newbern, Doris Waters, Betty Brown, Pam Jones, Pat McNeely. 3rd row: Barbara Sharpe, Beverly Mason, Anna Owens, Linda Winning- ham, Gloria Brooks, Ruth Wesner, Lucille Whitfield, Donna Deans. 4th row: Cheryl King, Barbara Randolph, Marie Winn, Pat Manning, Linda Sem- ones, Linda Martin, Ruth Bathe, Edie Tilley. Eighth Grode Chorus: 1st row: Linda Owens, Darlene Biernot, JoAnne Truitt, Mi- chelle Bailey, Debbie Belcher, Karen Powell, Cecilia Gin- gras, Lynn Hawkins, Carol Hamilton, Susan Grigas, Cathy Modlin, Billie Sue Taylor, Ashby Curren, Sandra Spinelli, Marcia Reed. 2nd row: Debbie Thomas, Cheryl McCullough, Patricia Lath- am, Thomasine Mann, Lillian Torrence, Rebecca Bathe, Betty Coleman, Morlene Dunford, Debra Briggs, An- drea Moyer, Pat Sigmon, Ruth Boone, Lynn Wyenandt, Pat Hadder, Valerie Wynn. 3rd row: Kenneth Davis, Tommy Beacham, David Brown, Andy Meeks, Donnie Kellam, James Hall, Lillian Ford, Gory Kretzer, Janet Godwin, Roger Thacker, Carolyn Moore, Danny Lucas, Kenneth Femrite, Solomon Carey, William Ganey, John Haire, John Waters. i T eSaie noofues J arcf lS})orj Debaters: Betty Butler, Cheryl Cobb Mr. Graham: Sponsor Debate is an activity which requires a great amount of time, research, and thought. In fact, the work involved discourages most students from participating in this area of forensics, but the greater the effort, the more satisfying the reward. The skills learned in debate makes one a more competent citizen of the school, com- munity, and nation. Debaters: Paul Von Noy, Glenn Jones, Eddie McMillion 197 SJiipmaie Cjcfils Co-Editor; Lois Jacobs Co-Editor: Sally Morgan 1st Row: Anne Lynn Pilout, Louise Low, Lois Jacobs, Peggy Taylor, Becky Drummond, Ruth Miller. 2nd Row: Sally Morgan, Ethel Perkins, Amy Modlin. 3rd Row: Jean Lax- ton, Rosalie Jackson, Jewell Harris, Norman McIntosh, Donna Armstrong, Eddie McMillion, Wayne Umstead. 198 ewspaper A new crop of students found their way down the long, lonely hall to the journalism room. Since all but one was new, both a junior and senior editor were chosen. Quickly initiated into the world of journalism, the students thrilled to the discovery of the con- stant activity lying behind Cradock ' s calm facade. This year the Shipmat ' e ' s special project has been to increase communications between the school and community. The stories have reflected the local and national scene through the school. Photographers: Donna Armstrong and Norman McIntosh. imr fhif fViifti Louise, we ' re only short 200 copies. It won ' t take you anytime to type them. I 199 It is sixth period; room 233 is empty. The nomadic members of the Log staff hove once again begun their sixth period migration to other parts of the building. During the working season the Log staff strives to publish, in an original and at- tractive form, a collection of the creative efforts of the students at Cradock. The staff wishes to express its apprecia- tion to all who contributed their efforts and wishes to encourage increased parti- cipation in this phase of school activity. Editor: Betty Shuler Art Stoff: Sittinq: Peggy Fuller, Morgaret Boylan. Stand ing: Guy Ross, Jane Hicks, George Bernard. Layout Staff: Sitting: Velma Baker, Pam Honoker. Standing: Barbara Wright, Andy Stompley, Barbara Stal- lings, Bill Clark. 200 Bih eraru jKa azine Sponsor: Mrs, Doris Boswell Typist: Karen Belcher, Susan Smith, Joyce Taylor, Jean Cooper. We knew there was a good reason for our wanting to be on the LOG Staff. 201 Assisfant Editor: Priscilla Wyatt. Editor: Associate Editors: Susan Belding, Marty Caleman. Brenda Ellis. Sponsor: Miss Gwaltney. Sophomore Representotives: Diane Dodd, Bill Harrell. Out of a cloud of Tootsie Rolls emerges the Annuol Staff along with our faithful sponsor Miss Gwaltney, only to find our editors huddled in a corner playing Pick-Up-Sticks. Thus began an- other hectic year of a unified effort to produce a successful annual. Everyday brought new problems which required group co-operation and understanding. A sincere thanks goes out to the members of our faculty as well as Mr. Booker and Mr. Byrd for their patience and willingness to help. Congratulations to the Staff for giving us a clear view of Cradock by Day and by Night. Beautiful bunch, aren ' t we? Advertising Manager: Debbie Garner. Business Manager: Matt Davidson. Administration Editor: Margaret Mar- tin. Academic Editors: Peggy Taylor, Linda Clark. Art Assistants: Claudia Bernard, Johnnie Atkinson, JoAnne Wright, George Bernard. Special Editors: Walter Dobbins, Linda Matejka, Linda Gwaltney, Jimmy Ellis. Circulation Managers: Bonnie Bryan, Linda Bailey. Club Editor: Jean Cooper. Feature Editors: Elaine Wilson, Linda Lewis. Sports Editors: Bill Bailey, Diane Ustick, Bonnie Jordan. I Gharacier is ihe resuli oj io)o things: JKeniaf aiiiiucfe an cf ihe way we spencf our iin e. 205 I believe you spell that rat‘ me to death Some talked, some danced, but most scribbled on fresh- men. Virginia Mathison, class of 1965, delegate to the National Bellamy Award. Mr. Leonard Gardner, Governor Charles L. Terry, Mar- garette S. Miller, Judith Yarbrough, and J. J. Booker, Jr. The National Bellamy Flag Award was established in 1942 under the leadership of Miss Margarette S. Miller, Biographer of Francis- Bellamy the author of the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Each year, since 1942, a representative and outstanding secondary school, has been selected to receive the coveted honor. Twenty two years ago the second Bellamy Award was presented to the Commonwealth of Virginia. Cradock High School holds the honor for its state. Pierre S. duPont High School, Wilmington, Delaware this year proudly takes its place in the Bellamy Award Family for the next 50 years. Chosen to serve as offical representative this year was Miss Virginia Mathison. Sam Jessel- san served as an alternate and delegate. Sam Jesselson, J. J. Booker, Jr., Miss Miller, Miss Fitzgerald, and Miss Liddle discuss Bellamy Award Ceremony. yi omecoininq 1965 Probably the most gala event at Crad- ock during the year was Homecoming. A bright October sun shone down on A Land of Make-believe as students rushed to finish decorating club floats. As two o ' clock approached people lined the streets of Cradock to make their choice as to which float was best. After the parade the Alumni were en- tertained at a reception and Banquet. The day was climaxed with the crowning of Chris Grigas Homecoming Queen and the defeat of Granby 1 3-7. The Most Outstanding float had a sweet surprise for the class of ' 55 . Homecoming Committee Chairman Top Row-Left to Right; Donna Armstrong, Pam Honaker, Barbara Wright, Betty Shuler, Greg Whitley, Rod Wade, Andy Stampley, Scotty Singleton, Marty Coleman, Jean Cooper, Linda Gwaltney. Bottom: Linda Bailey, Nancy Sawyer, Ethel Pinkston, Brenda Thomas, Donna Bene, Romayne Carroll, Chris Grigas, Francine Har- mon, Paula Smith, Elaine Wilson. ¥ l ' m W, 1 ffR The Senior Class wiggles a welcome to the alumni winning the Most Original float award. iReJTections Oj Queen I felt that it was a great honor to have been chosen to represent Cradock High School as Homecom- ing Queen. I will always remember the excitement the day of homecom- ing and especially all the wonder- ful students who made my last year at Cradock the best ever. Chris Grigas, Homecoming Queen of 1965 The queen and her court extended o beautiful welcome to the Alumni. FRONT CENTER: Chris Grigas, Home- coming Queen; BACK: Diane Parker, Sophomore repre- sentative; Margaret Black, Freshman representative; Carole Lee, Senior representative; Paula Smith, Junior representative; and Judy Poynter, 8th grade representa- tive. u 66 V Admiral J. K, Peele Suzy the goat. 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Washington Hgwy. at Victary Blvd. The South ' s Foremost Specialty Shop High Court Portsmouth, Va. Best Wishes from PORTSMOUTH LUMBER CORPORATION 2511 High Street Volkswagen Compliments of VICTORY SALES CORP. Autharized Sales - Service 3601 Victory Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 397-1216 P. L BIGGERS 201 Castlewood Rd. Phone EX 7-3663 Authorized Dealer for Snap-on Tools 231 Phone EX 3-6741 COMMUNITY CLEANERS Compliments of KING OPTICAL CO. Prescription Opticians Laundering and dry cleaning fssac W. King 505 High St. 3 hour shirt service 471 1 George Washington Hgwy. Portsmouth, Virginia iHALLSif FINE _ J W i «.. « Serving Virginia Grocers Since 1925 HALL Products Inc. • Portsmouth Andrew Preston Howell Carrie Lee Hopewell HOPEWELL FLORIST NURSERY If It ' s Flowers — Soy It With Ours Phones EX 9-4255— EX 7-4391 Nights: EX 9-1739 Portsmouth, Virginia 3816 Deep Creek Blvd., Compliments of LEGGETTS Home of Better Values 221-223 High Street 399-7581 Compliments of JON ARTHUR FASHIONS 335 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Junior Fashions Junior Petite Fashions J. A. JR. Sizes 3-15 331 High St. 232 Compliments of VIRGINIAN PILOT SHONEY ' S AND LEDGER STAR The House of Portsmouth, Virginia the Big Boy. 2900 Airline Blvd. READ BOTH ' - Tel. EX 7-6651 STATEMENT TYPEWRITER 2215h,5 s.. Uan SERVICE O ' NEAL ' S Adding Machinr- . Cash Rcgi ' ters. Supplies Stands PorUmouth, Virginia studio of portraiture 512 High St. Portsmouth, Vo. Best Wishes to the General Electric Appliances Class of 66 SUTTON ' S FURNITURE WILLIAMS FORD AND APPLIANCES 1300 High Street 835 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia 233 OIR BOOSTERS ANIMAL INN TIDEWATER FEED and SEED McRAE RAMBLER BOB ' S FORMAL WEAR LEE HALL PURE SERVICE THE CIRCLE BOB McKinney DISTRIBUTORS, INC. BARR BROTHERS JEWELERS MARY PERKINS KILBY ' S INC. FLORISTS MR. MRS. C. L. TAYLOR COOPER ' S JEWELERS ELECTRONIC SOUND, INC. 234 HURTZ BATMOBILE Sales and Rentals Put yourself in the driver ' s seat of your very own BATMOBILE Masks, Copes, and Utility Belts ore Available HICKLE DICKLE PICKLE CO. A Hickle Dickie Pickle will tickle your ickle. MIDNITE AUTO SUPPLY Parts and Accessories What ever you need, give us 24 hours and we ' ll find it. HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN FUNERAL HOME You stab ' em. We slab ' em. SATAN ' S ANGELS You Get boots. Leather Jacket, a switch- blade, tire iron, and brass knuckles upon entry. Have fun, help Wipeout Small Towns See your recruiter today! DUMSEY DEMSTERS, INC. Wholesale food for high school lunchrooms 235 j Best Wishes to I I the Class of 1966 1 From the ! 1 JUNIOR CLASS 236 Best of luck to the Class of 1966 From the SOPHOMORE CLASS ? Congratulations to | the Class of 1966 From the | i FRESHMA. CLASS 238 FRIENDS OF CRADOCK Mrs. Laura L. Apel (Fresh. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Carruthers (Friend) Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Coleman (Jr. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fields (Jr. Parents) Mrs. Sarah Liddle Osborn (Alumni) Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Owens (Jr. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Wade Phillips (Jr. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Poe (Soph. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Purl B. Powell (Fresh. Parents) Mrs. C. E. Powers (Friend) Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powers (Jr. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon A. Price (Soph. Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Slade, Jr. (Fresh. Parents) Miss Kay Wiggs (Alumni) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Wentz (Alumni) PARENTS OF THE SENIORS Mr. Mrs. D. A. Armstrong Mr. Mrs. John E. Martin Mr. Mrs. T. L. Bailey Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Matejka Mr. Mrs. W. H. Bailey Mr. Mrs. R. B. Modlin Mr. Mrs. Ernest Bene Mr. Mrs. E. F. Pearce Mr. Mrs. J. E. Chappell Mr. Mrs. C. Lane Philips Mr. Mrs. L. T. Coleman Mrs. Henrietta Prince Mr. Mrs. W. H. Cooper Mr. Mrs. Randolph W. Pritchard Mr. Mrs. John P. Dobbins Mrs. Ellen Revels Mr. Mrs. W. E. Elliot Mr. Mrs. Grady E. Sawyer Mr. Mrs. Walter H. Ellis Mr. Mrs. William W. Shelton Mrs. Helen Ellis Mr. Mrs. J. W. Shuler Mrs. Edith 1 Evans Mr. Mrs. J. H. Singleton Mr. Mrs. Hasel Griffey Mr. Mrs. J. Harry Sitz Mr. Mrs. Victor D. Grigas Mr. Mrs. Milton M. Stegall Mr. Mrs. W. D. Grimes Mr. Mrs. W. 1. Sweazey Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Gwaltney Mr. Mrs. C. L. Taylor, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Julian H. Harmon Mr. Mrs. R. D. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Eugene D. Hedge Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Ustick Mr. Mrs. E. Lee Henley Mr. Mrs. Roderick W. Wade Mr, Mrs. James C. Jackson Mr. Mrs. S. T. Watson Mrs. Virginia S. Jacobs Mr. Mrs. James L. Wilson Mr. Mrs. M. J. McAlpin Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Wright Mr. Mrs. Norman McIntosh Mr. Mrs. H. H. Wyatt Mr. Mrs. R. L. McNeely 240 X iC f I i I F i Copy 4 Cradock High School (Portsmouth VA.) The Admiral. PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 3230 00525 970 :5 )prinq lySRADUATION 1966 CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL 1966 ADMIRAL SUPPLEMENT - “ (Y0 can ' t stop time it has to go on and on and on . . . but we hove done os much growing os people con do in one place; and room must be mode for the many others. . une 1966 eauti Con es First Runner-Up Yvonne Cooper 1 Miss Cradock High 1966 Donna Armstrong Miss Congeniality Donna Armstrong Second Runner-Up Judy Poynter BEAUTY Judy Poynter, Karen Powell, Patsy White, Beverly Stone. PERSONALITY Suzanne Hamilton, Diane Parker, Romayne Carroll, Sandra Branscome. Margaret Black, Connie Dipietro, Delores White, Mar- garet Poynter. Martha Jesselson, Yvonne Cooper, Brenda Thomas, Paula Smith. POISE Chris Grigas, Bonnie Bryan, Donna Armstrong, Carole Lee. JUNIORS FRESHMEN CPresen s . Say, he ' s cute, ain ' t he? How about o piece of candy? Mr. DePinna, has some- thing happened to your Director Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore . . . Mr. De Pinna . . . Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice , . Margarette Miller . . . . Pheobe Weaver Ann Haynes Cora Mae Fitzgerald Claude Rollins John Wulzer .... Robert Gibson Charles Wade . . . . Walter Graham Denise Peake you Gan t Ua£e S7 lG)jii£ you figure during these last eight years? Henderson . . . . Tony Kirby . . . Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby .... Mrs. Kirby . . . . Chief Mac Jim Olga . . . Nick Ashby Pat Blake Bernard Westler Patricia Cardwell . Ernie Prillaman Judy Yarbrough Larry Weldon J. J. Booker, Jr. . . . . Ray Spruil Jayne Wilkinson I don ' t know what I meant, Anthony! Nothing! Oh, I am sorry. But when you wrestle again, Mr. Kirby, you will of course not wear glasses! A Prom involves a lot of work . . . . . . and problems. Janiasia March 19th proved to be o memorable night for the Freshmen, Sophomores, and their guests. The cafeteria was tranformed into the elegance of SHAN- GRI-LA. Under the leadership of Mr. Carson and Miss Peake the prom committee captured the true atmosphere of the Orient by using a rickshaw serving table, fortune cookies, murals representing Japanese silken screens, and Japanese lanterns. As Confucius would say, “most honorable prom was huge success, and those attending would answer, “Ah So! But the end product is worth all the trouble. A funny thing happened on the way to the Junior- Senior Prom, FANTASIA, — well, actually it happened after arriving at the prom. From outside you could hear the lovely melodies of The Continentals. Upon entering the castle wonderland, huge mushrooms and murals of flowers and fairy kingdoms greeted you. The ceiling was blanketed in blue clouds just dark enough to please the dancers and not so dark as to displease Mr. Booker. Everything was heaven for everyone, everyone, that is, except the annual photograher. The staff had such beautiful hopes for a double page spread on the Junior- Senior Prom. But, alas, our skilled photographer forgot to push a button or something when he changed the film, and the entire evening produced only four pictures. The staff was extremely worried that The people ate . . . these pictures might mislead some students by the story they imply: The band played. The people danced. The people ate. The people danced. Because we do not have pictures of how lovely FANTASIA was, we wanted you to know that everything was beautiful and truly a night to remember. In fact, contrary to the way some of the dancers look, everyone was happy. The band played happily. The people danced happily. The people ate happily. The people danced happily. The annual staff, on the other hand, smiled bravely as they received only four pictures. The people danced! spring Spor s Siancf Oui BASEBALL Varsity Teom — Mike Bradley, Tom- my Doil — pitchers; Stan Root, short- stop. Rod Wade, 3rd base; Barry Tiller, pitcher; Bubba Andrews, manager; Pete Pope, 1st base; Tom Cusick, outfield; Clyde Ivy, out- field; John Borum, outfield; Den- nis Lorivee, pitcher; Mike Kilpat- rick, 3rd base; Rad Moore, outfield; Frank Borum, 1st base; Jerry Gould, catcher; Terry DePriest, pitcher. I.V, Teom — Hill Cooper, Billy Deal, ?ay Hoislip, Cliff Willoughby, Billy 3ranham. Bucky Stevenson, Billy Honaker, Harold Babb, Roy Run- ran, Joe Howell, Richard Clements, Connie Lawson, Mike Furlough. Phil Forbes, Bill Bailey, Bobby Seed, Leonard Riddick, David Diddle, Earl Sykes, Wayne Tate, Darrell Wesner, Frank Nagy, Douglas Lee, Jimmy Reaves, Eddie Bass. Front: Ronald Williams, Jimmy Whitener, Tom McCotter, Wal- ter Dobbins, Mike Revels, Ric Skelton. Back: David Muesing, Bruce Robertson, Steve Galford, Danny Yates, Archie Dutton. Truck — David Mancuso, Bill Clark, Tommy Mitchell, Arthur Saunders. Robert Harrell, Anth- ony Andrews, Bobby Murphy, Washington John- son, Linwood Powell, James McDuffie. Track — Richard Risi, John Alston, Ken Collins, Ike Sherlock, Bob Freeland, Bobby Parker. Track — -Ken Collins, Arthur Saunders, James McDuffie, Bill Clork, Harry Edelstein, Lonny Parker, Richard Cesler. Coach Bell hands out baseball letter awards. Most Voluable Player Awards: Bill Clark — Track; Jay Smith — Basketball; Ric Skelton — Tennis; Louis Edelstein — Football; Tommy Dail — Baseball; Ike Sherlock — Wrestling; Rod Wade — Baseball. Wrestling letter awards are given out by Coach Veazie. uoen The Tennis team receives individual awards. Coach Eure h ands out basketball awards. Best Sportsmanship Award was presented to Coach Byrd hands out golf letter awards. Bernie Grimes. Track team receives individual letter awards. . Uo T eseruin Ueams Coaches yincf Gheerfeacfers. Pete Pope and Rod Wade Baseball Co-Captains Tennis Bill Clark and Steve Rankin Track Co-Captains Coach Wade with Walter Dobbins and Ric Skelton — co-captoins. Miss Bryant gives out cheering awards. Eighth grade cheerleaders receive awards. A reward for many years of ser- vice. A tearful farewell for everyone! Along with the departing class of 1966 went our princi- pal, Mr. J. J. Booker, Jr. He will be missed by all. On hear- ing of his leaving the Student Council immediately began planning a farewell assembly for him — each department, each organization, each class, each student, wanted to honor Mr. Booker. So when the day of the assembly came, nearly everyone had helped in mak- ing it such a great success. From the student body, he re- ceived a stereo as well as many other gifts and remem- brances from other school or- ganizations. Mr. Booker will always be a part of Cradock High School. We salute you MR. BOOKER, your Cradock spirit wilt al- ways remain. J7 !2 ooAer, [Jr. 1949-1966 He received many gifts and remembrances. wares Club Award DELTA Club Award KAPPA Phyllis Pearce Math New Officers; Paula Smith, Martha Jesselson, Ken Perfect Attendance Awards for Seniors: Margaret Martin, and Mike Moy. Rbnnie Vance , Choru ram HonajnH English and Senior Literary Award Walter ffobbms Industriol Arts Andrea Rea Homemaking George Turner Boys ' Physical Education Gina Pittman Ba d Wade. Senior Best Citizens: Donna Bene and Rod Best Actor — Ricky Price. Best Supporting Actress — Gina Pittman. T)eseruecf CReco ( niiion Best Actress — Susan Belding. Best Sup- porting Actor — Steve Clark. Best Citizens: 8th — Susan Grigas, 9th — Margaret Poynt- er, 10th — Nadine Browne, 11th — Paula Smith. 1 f (Se 7 ors 1966 We weave with colors all our own and in the fields of destiny, we reap as we have sown. Senior class banquet - - the beginning of an evening for many. Only 94 pieces of silver, 5 ' 8 pieces of china, and 112 ash trays were missing at the end of the banquet! 14 1966 — hOj ai year! If a man answers was a swinging senior class play. Dressing room — Play night! 1966 — what a year. We as Seniors had a lot of fun that year, a lot of good times that we won ' t soon forget. . . . . . . like the time Mr. Carson demanded from a surprised Linda Bailey the bottle of hair grower she promised him in the Last Will and Testament. Mr. Westler did the same thing to Nancy Sawyer, only he had been promised 390 Mondays to give tests on. Was his first period ever mad when he tried to collect! . . . and the time Pat Black was thrown into the pool at Janett McNeely ' s party, an impromptu ducking with all her clothes on. . . . Lois Jacobs will never forget the time her stockings fell to her ankles in the main hall, nor will Chris Grigas forget her tumble downstairs in the auditorium in front of the whole football team. Suzy the Goat gave everybody a rough time; besides nibbling on the cheerleaders ' pompoms (and Donna Armstrong ' s skirt) at critical moments dur- ing football gomes, she — er — lost control of her- self in the auxiliary gym during the senior as- sembly. Any gym teacher can tell you where she was tethered. That same day the seniors took off for Red ' s during first period and returned to find Mr. Book- er waiting at the main door with a paddle in his hand and a grin on his face — and a warm hand- shake for each of us. There was the day Marty Keesecker ' s lovely antique automobile shifted under the weight of seven surfboards and cracked the window in Mr. Byrd ' s office; the day the Log staff was caught sniffing glue, which wasn ' t so bad except that Mrs. Boswell was pushing goofballs on the side; the day Elaine Wilson got caugKt smuggling cokes up to the annual staff room in her little red bucket . The annual staff always had a good time, playing hopscotch, pic-up-sticks, monopoly, cards — anything they could find except work. Mike Boothe tried to recall the funny times in chorus and finally sighed, Ah, the whole thing was a joke. Spectators won ' t soon forget watching Andy Stampley do the bird with Miss Fitzgerald at the Prom, nor will Andy forget the sinking feel- ing he got realizing that he was marching by him- self — in perfect time — at one end of the field while the rest of the band was at the other during a football game. Sam Jesselson promised Mr. Mapp a lifetime prescription to the Log . . . Jimmy Spinelle sent Mrs. Boswell a cartoon that reminded him of Moby Dick and a disconcerted Log staff member noted that it had been cut out of Playboy magazine . . . Gina Pittman and Butch Schodt are co-tutoring Mrs. Bruce; they are more than quali- fied after the impromptu French lessons they re- ceived during Senior class play rehearsals . . . Mr. Westler ' s classes just couldn ' t keep him off those pills; after a particularly hard week-end, he would ask questions and forget them before the answers were given . . . Good old Cradock High School; good old Senior Class; good old 1966. We had a lot of good times that year. And we collected a lot of fond memories. Some last minute instruc- tions to the cast. Jo)e Gan i G op Gi ne . . . SuGcfenfp . . .G une 9 I960 . . . IGe re Gl umni. Baccalaureate speaker — Rev. Robertson. Seniors goof off as usual. We ' re great! We ' re Seniors! Senior Assembly Some Laugh and Some Cry! Graduation night begins. A night to remember. Rod Wade, Pam Honaker, Mike Walls, Donna Bene, Phyllis Pearce — Class speakers. Seniors take to the field, ! “We con work it out Everybody must get stoned “Eight days a week “The eve c| “Everybody loves somebody sometime 18 71 9i O We ' ve gotta get out of this place Hang on Sloopy It ' s the same old song When I woke up this morning 19 0 cf GracfocR . . . the cafeteria — lunch? . . . breaking rules — the roini . . . classes — studying? . . . Graduation — goodbyes. . . . Report card day — see you next year! . . . Assemblies — no classes!