Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow fills our lives with memories of long forgotten foot- steps which passed merrily through crowded halls. We are reminded of the swinging dances and the restless feet that moved in rhythm to the thunder of a rock ' n roll band. The careless laughter and sheer pleasure of being young lightened our hearts, as well as our respon- sibilities. However, as time moved on, and the mad days of initiation passed, we learned the meaning of words such as ochievement, fulfill- ment, and responsibility. 6

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For His Varied Services As A Teacher Today we pay tribute to a man who has gone unrewarded at Cradock for many years. He has played a major part in Cradock life; and we, as Seniors, remember him as teacher, counselor, coach, and friend. The value of humor c d the love of good sportsmanship have been instilled in us by this man whose boisterous exterior hides a deep, sincere belief in young people of today. His diversified interests and activities have brought him into contact with almost every student here at Cradock. In appreciation, the graduating class of 1967 dedicates The Admiral to this man who has remained forever young at heart — to a teacher, coach, counselor, friend, and gentle- man — Mr. Charles P. Wade. As A Counselor Tennis Football As A Coach 5

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Participation in class work became an essential step toward a successful future. Each year, step by step, we learned and experienced new ideas. Participation in athletics and assem- blies helped to establish within us a sense of responsibility and individ- uality. We shared the excitement of Homecoming. The yells of the cheer- leaders always thrilled us. 7