Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Carolyn B. Green English IV Co-sponsor of Annual B.A., Wake Forest University Anne B. Haynes Speech, Drama, and English I, III Sponsor of Thespians B.A., Frederick College Ella M. Ivory English UI B.A., Elizabeth City State Diana L. Janies English I, II B.A., Madison College Katherine B. Porterfield English II,III B.A., Longwood College Frederica G. Johnson English III, IV B.A., Cambell College Kathleen L. Myers English I, II Sponsor of Kappa, Inter-club Council A.B., Mary Baldwin College Marjorie Y. Weaver Librarian B.S., Mary Washington College Mrs. Haynes relaxes with her speech class after Evaluation. Phoebe E. Weaver English IILIV Director of Attendance B.A., George Washington University M.Ed., University of Virginia

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Language Arts Involves All Admirals Katharine B. BiggerstaK English II. Ill B.A.. M.A.T. Cornell University Elizabeth I. Bruce French Sponsor of National Honor Society A.B., Randloph-Macon Women’s College Linda R. Butler English I, II B.A., Longwood College Sharon S. Coiner English III, IV Sponsor of The Log Co-sponsor of the Junior Class, Quill and Schroll, and J.V. Cheerleaders Mrs. Bruce catches a breath after a long hour of teaching French grammar. The Language Arts Department functions under the guidance of Miss Green, English chairman, and of Mrs. Bruce, foreign language chairman. As a section with which all students must come into direct contact, the Language Arts Department exerts a great influence. All English instruction has as its aim teaching communication characterized by clarity and effectiveness. Many stu- dents reap future career benefits from the Erench, Spanish, or Latin courses which they now take with great interest and enjoyment. Speech, dramatics, and jour- nalism are ungrouped electives offered. Students may also participate in pub- lication of the literary magazine and year- book. Provided by the entire department is the development of skills to be used for future advancement and enjoyment. Rosemary F. Edgar Spanish Sponsor of Kappa A.B., University of North Carolina James E. Fulmer English I, II B.A., Old Dominion College 26

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Alvin W. Anderson Geography. History Coach of J.V. Football, Assistant Coach of Track B.S.. Old Dominion Ray C. Andrews Geography, History Assistant Coach of J.V. Baseball B.S., East Tennessee State University Under the leadership of Mrs. Wilkin- son, the Social Studies Department serves seventy-five percent of Cradock’s stu- dents. Its objectives are outlined as establishing democratic behavioral guide lines, critical thought, and toleration of differences. Students are enabled to meet ' political, social, and economic challenges and thereby to deal with the complexities of the modern world. The study of history and government allow the relating of the past to the present; also provided are the basis for a personal sense of citizenship, civic-mindedness, and the realization of responsibilities along with privileges. Jane H. Glazer Government, History. Journalism Sponsor of The Shipmate and Quill and Scroll A.B., George Washington University: M.A., Stanford University Patrolling the halls of Cradock is part of Mr. Gray ' s job. 28