Cradock High School - Admiral Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

1 -rj t 1 JfJ ' • 1 - --| L t . er v.j .1 a ri ! 1 1 ■ il 1974 rudoch Jdu h Portsmouth, hfume 35 wtTwajirH wane Liwumr fcOl CE 08 T STREET VA 23704 Student odfL Cdaculh CL 33 Oraanlzatloni Lfaduation ■dvertiiementi 30 52 92 124 152 160 2 eSTSSSTra PUBLIC ilMMCf 691 COURT STREET PCmTSFCUTH , VA 23704 Mr. Weatherford is the most determined person; even when he fails, he picks up the pieces and begins again. When he does succeed in his projects they become one of the main events of the school year. For example the Homecomings and the Miss Cradock Contests. 4 Wlr. Scott Weatherford Between the Newspaper articles and the football games there is never a dull moment in the class room. 5 This is one of Mr. Gray happiest nights when he crowns the queen. JJc omecomuiff d inas c S — jurpnies Our 1973-74 homecoming was a big hit to all of those who came and those who were in it. Sherry was on top of the world that night when she was crown Miss Homecoming of 1973. 6 Mr. Gray and Linda Banks, the 1972 Homecoming Queen. Senior: Sherrie Beecher Senior: Connie Bias Senior: Sharon Kramer Our ’73 ■ 74 Court 7 WQM WGH brought to Cradock High School the History of Rock and Roll. Biggest hits such as Little Richard, Elvis Presley, The Beach Boys, and The Beatles were introduced to the audience as creators of musical history. presents J Jlie JJistory of . . . 8 9 Ifjormal 2 )a at Achievements in Workship Will they ever Pass? Pitchin Pennies 10 Is Anybody in there? C raJocL behoof I got the Munchies!!! Driver Education 11 Spirit was High before the game. 12 s, enior G c ante Coach Koonce tells the team that he ' s tired of Alben Seller’s blowing bubbles during the teams prayer Mr. Wheatherford when are our newspaper clippings due? Ask Tony Tessnear. 13 14 WaL CraJocI, J4i,kU 15 Sharon Kramer, Miss Cradock of 1973, crowns Beverly Wallace, Miss Cradock of 1974. Fourth Runner-up, Daisy Wallace 16 Second Runner-up, Candy Counts All the contestants gather for the announcement of Miss Cradock 17 Best All Around: Jerry Chinn and Julie Cantwell Best Looking: Charlie Edwards and Connie Bias Wittiest: Alben Sellers and Linda Ford 19 20 Best Dressed: Steve Thrift and Lynn Crump Most Talented: Clarence Mitchell and Pam Martin Most Likely to Succeed: Glenn Smith and Connie Ward 21 Will and Delta men i The 1973-74 Last Will and Testament WE, Debbie Dale and Mary Whitaker, do hereby leave Mr. V. Scott Weatherford one heart, in the hopes that he will use it next year. I, Joe Williams, leave Mrs. Vance a free weekend with Clint Eastwood. I, Mr. X, being of sound mind and body leave Brother Dean a part II to his famous movie Big Foot. I, Faith Williams being of sound mind and body, leave Julia Williams one giant pgck of cigarettes so that she looks as big as she thinks she is when she smokes. I, Cindy West, do hereby leave James Blakenship one can of Renuzit so he won’t smell like a smoke factory any more. I, Tommy Larsen, leave Jesse Wells one canary, so he can stop his solo act and start a duet. I, Lorna White being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Phyllis Reid and Michelle Rollins a book entitled, “The Latest Gossip.’’ I, Jesse Wells, leave Randy Allman one diploma so he can finally graduate. I, Velma Shepherd in sound mind and body, will Angela Hudson 27 long dresses with high collars so I can stop seeing those views. I, Tony Tessenear, being of foggy mind but pure body leave Ms. Linda Ford one James Vogler so that she can date him on weekends after spending the weekdays dreaming about other guys. We, the members of Mr. Weatherford’s gov’t, classes being of tired bodies with writer ' s cramp, do leave to Mr. Weatherford a guilty conscience consisting of 2 billion newspaper articles, so that he may feel secure. I, Joe Williams, leave to Alben Sellers one ticket to “Deep Throat.” I, Glenn Stephens possessing the mind and body of the Imperial Wizard, leave my former history teacher, Mr. Thompson, a book entitled, “How To Teach History Without Making A Complete Fool of Yourself,” written by Mr. Thomas L. Bailey. 22 We, Ricky Klugh, Rob Mickley, Donnie Cox, Tony Tessenear, Linda Ford, and Mark Wiseman leave Cradock High!!! I, Sandra Cooper, leave Michael Lamb 1001 ways to rap to a girl without talking about football or basketball, because he can’t play a lick. I, Nathaniel Perdue, do hereby leave Marvin Riddick a full-sized photo of Richard Alvin Ausley so he can stop wondering where he is. I, Larry Dennis being of sound mind and body, leave Mr. Weatherford some of my mustache so that his may become more plainly visible. WE, Ruth Whitehurst and Frances Spiaggi, leave Dean Alley a year’s supply of “Cover Girl’’ make up and a pair of size 15 All-Stars. I, Victor Jones, hereby leave for Dwain Wadley my afro wig. I, Debbie Gaines, leave Miss West at least 600 “I must not chew gum’’ paragraphs. I, Maurice Harris, leave the Class of 75 one big GOOD LUCK because they’re gonna need it. I, Diane Willoughby, do hereby leave Cheryl Gustafson one book entitled, “How a Married Woman Should Act.’’ I, Cheryl Gustafson, do hereby leave Diane Willoughby one book entitled, “How to Get Married Without Gaining Weight.’’ I, Merklin Jackson, leave to all my darling women friends, a college picture of me “streaking” with my lovely body.” I, Alben Sellers, leave John Sumner the book entitled, How To Put the Blast on a High School Babe, by Charlie Wade, alias “the Mole.” I, Richard Holland, leave Mrs. Ziegenfuss one truck-load of Miss Clairol in hopes that it wi ll cover her red roots. I, Frances Spiaggi, leave to Ruth Whitehurst one book entitled, How to Decide Who to Marry. 23 Cjood dCucL to the Cdia 33 We, the Seniors in Mr. Weatherford’s gov’t, classes humbly leave him one pound of Imperial margarine so he can have his very own crown. I, Alfreda Fuller, will Sharon Hudson 12 pair of artificial duck iips to cover those large ones on her face. I, Wilson Ricks, being of sound mind and body leave Gerald “Dr. Pepper” Farmer a pair of alligotor shoes to match his lizzard face. We, the Senior men, after careful survey of the matter, leave Janet Crutcher a tube of Clearsil to clear up those two bumps on her chest. I, Aaron Moore, leave Mrs. Borum a buzzard to match her voice. I, Cindy Burkholder, leave Pam Martin one pair of do-it-yourself lips so when no one else is around, she can give herself a hickey. I, Debbie Taylor, leave Charlie Edwards 7 different girls for each night of the week. I, Peggy Worrell, being very crazy, do hereby leave Peggy Lawrence a full color portrait of Mr. John Thompson, her sweetie. I, Jackie Heptinstall, leave Mr. Bailey a free trip to New York since he tried so hard. I, Wayne McClellan, leave Mr. Sneed a pair of headphones hooked to the loudspeaker so he can hear the announcements. I, Robert E. Garris, Jr. do hereby leave all future Seniors of C.H.S. a “Weatherford- less” room 203 . . . one way or another. I, Velma Shepherd, in sound mind and body, leave Mr. T.J. Bailey the new camera S-L-70 so he can see his victims on the spot. I, Keith Brinson, leave Linda Ford my locker in the football locker-room, complete with everything to be equal. I, Terry Dorn, a representative of Mr. Weatherford’s 3rd period class, hereby leave him our 9 month-old stacks of newspapers and a bulldozer so he can shove them. 24 I, Jerry Chinn, leave Harvey Jones 2 gallons of sun tan lotion for his nose when he goes to the beach. I, Faith Williams, leave to Julia Williams one giant pack of cigarettes so she looks as big as she thinks she is when she smokes. I, Cindy West, do hereby leave to all the underclassmen, Mr. Weatherford, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Fane, Mr. Warren and all the other boys in the band. We, the students of Mrs. Wimbush’s English class leave her a book on “thoughts for today.’’ I, Jo Ann Brown in solemn mind and body leave to Glenwood Bowser, 25 Afro wigs. We, the Senior class members of 1974, leave to Sara Swearingen . . . one tube of epoxy tooth paste. In the hopes that when she brushes her teeth, it will seal her mouth shut. I will to Jackie Hoskins a new record because “Get Down, Get Down’’ has gotten her down. I, Larry Dennis, will to Rudy Sykes a one week trip to a body shop; maybe they can straighten his crooked head. I, Sheila Newsome, bequeth the entire Senior class a free tour of Giant Open Air Market. I, Rob Mickley, leave to Karl Wayne Riddick, an eight foot statue of his red-neck idol, Richard Huneycutt. We, Paul Suggs, Mike Long, and Marty Davis do hereby leave Mr. Paul Lynch one bottle of black ink so future DECA students won’t have to strain to see his mustache. I, Rob Mickley and the entire Senior class wish everyone the best of luck in the future. ROB MICKLEY. . . CLASS LAWYER 25 3 acu 26 27 Thomas W. Gray, Principal Reginald E. Byrd, Assistant Principal John F, Bailey, Jr., Assistant Principal 28 Mrs. Pollard says, A woman’s work is never done! ' ' Mrs. Patrick says, “Have a beautiful day! Mr. Wade says, “Wash out my coffee cup! (ju idem ce Mrs. Panned says, “Now that the work is done, I can sneak a look at my magazine 29 Mrs. Lilligren fills o ut student request forms. Mrs. Nance types up the day ' s absentee list. 30 Mrs. England prepares the next day ' s menu of Mrs. Ayers says, Say Ahhhh hamburgers and green beans! 31 Mrs. Wimbush says, See Mrs. Zig, it ' s not hard. Mrs. Lyon — “See if you can pass these out. Mrs. Wiggins studies her students many grades 32 Mrs. Hawkins says, “Hurry, I have to go back to work. 1 ' Miss Redd says, “I wonder why this projector won ' t work.” Mrs. Hampton: “I pray that one day you will learn.” Mrs. Borum — “The next school Principal ! 33 Mrs. Taliaferro says, “This is the funniest term paper I have ever read. Mr. Ficenec says, “You have just got to pronounce that word right. Mrs. Flynn says, “Faster now, faster! 34 Mr. Wulzer takes a break from TRYING to teach math. Wat It Mrs. Morgan explains a math problem. Mrs. Edwards chats with a student. 35 36 s aence Mr. Edwards and students trying to find gold in the school front yard. Mrs. James, Mrs. Phillips, and Mrs. Vance — Trucking through the jungles of Cradock High School. 37 Mr. Novick meets his match. Mr. Myers says, “Are you sure this measurement is right? 38 c . Social Studi ie$ Mrs. Bempong talks to her crew! Miss Martin has finally completed her first bulletin board ! Mr. Vival S. Weatherford — “Impeach the President. 39 Mr. Bailey and Mr. Thompson are found somewhere between the Bronx and Queens. 40 R u 5 tries 5 Mrs. Self checks over job requirements. Mrs. Young shows how to use a check detector. Mrs. Mishoe says, “I wish they wouldn’t take my picture while I ' m doing the dirty work.” 41 Mrs. Bolden is just now getting used to Cradock High School. Mr. Fane teaches a student the fundamentals of business. Mrs. Fleshman says, “A, S, D, F, J. K, L, : Mrs. Linyear says, Now Sharon, you know that answer is wrong. 42 sic a Mr. Bell — Every girl ' s sweetheart. Mr. Sumner — Basketball Jones 43 Mr. Precythe laughs at a corny joke. 44 4 Uocations Mr. Clements says, “Now the fireplace goes here. Mr. Vick checks to see if the scale is straight. 45 Mr. Prillaman and another one of his lazy days. Mr. Riddick says, “I’m just waiting for this thing to shock me. Mr. Kloeppel says. “This thing has got to be tight. 46 Mr. Lynch says, ‘‘Do you understand this yet?” Mr. Jackson (Student teacher of DE) can ' t wait till this is over! Mrs. Allison explains requirements for a job Miss West takes roll in her class 47 3 ine Mr. Barley, I just can ' t get this music”. Mrs. Platt looks over a student s drawing. Mr. Warren wonders when these people are ever going Mrs. Harding says, A one and a two to learn to sing. 48 49 50 PUBLIC LISftART m courr street — ■ - in m Senior Class Officers: President, Jackie Hoskins; Vice President, Robert Garris; Secretary, Cheryl Gustavson; Treasurer, Beverly Flanagan. James Adams Dean Alley Randy Allman Diane Alston Patricia Atkinson Jenson Baker Nancy Barkley Ricky Barner 52 Cynthia Barne Sheree Beecher Debra Bellamy Connie Bias James Blakenship Marvin Blount Christopher Bolen Glenwood Bowser Robin Boyette Deborah Boykins Curtis Brauda Keith Brinson 53 Curtis Brown Gloria Brown Jo Ann Brown Cindv Burkholder Barry Burnes Carroll Butler Sharon Bynum Asandra Cabezuela Teresa Canady Charles Cash Julia Cantwell David Carter 54 Deborah Chinn Gerald Chinn Donald Cox Doni Cross Lynn Crump Monte Crutchfield Debra Dale Marty Davis Ruth Davis Larry Denis Alvin Doles Terry Dorn 55 Michael Dowell Cassandra Duke Patricia Edmond Charles Edwards Pansey Edwards Angelia Epps Beverly Ferguson Beverly Flanagan Linda Ford Rhonda French Debbie Gaines Anthony Garner 56 Cheryl Gustafson Danny Hacker Angela Harris Maurice Harris Randy Harris Dorothy Hart Thomas Harvey Buster Hathcock 57 Robert Hewlett Willa Hicks Richard Holland Renay Horton Jacqueline Hoskins Joanne Hudson Sherron Hudson Dafhne Jacobs 58 Dan Jacobs Terry Jenkins Diane Jimenez Andrea Jones William Klugh Joey Koonce Sharon Kramer Michael Lamb Charles Lawrence Peggy Lawrence Tommy Larsen Karen Latham Cheryl Long Michael Long Glenn Lumsaden Michael Macur Pamela Martin Pamela Martin Mark Matthews Steve Marshburn 60 Robert Mickley Debra Miller Kelly Miller Robin Miller Terri Miller Clarence Mitchell Allen Moore Dani Moore 61 Glynn Moore Aaron Moore Lvoine Monk Vanessa Moore Mark Nixon John Nutt Richard Oakey William Pearson 62 Jerry Phillips i Robert Powers Cathy Prater Phyllis Reid 63 Velma Shepherd Barbara Stockley Mike Strawdeman Paul Suggs Jeannie Timberlake William Tracy Ronald Trollinger John Troxwell 64 Robert Simpson Glenn Smith | Gloria Smith Patience Smith Terry Smith Joe Southall Frances Spiaggi Glenn Stephen 65 Susan Turner Joe Vogler Connie Ward James Tuttle James Watson William Weems Jesse Wells ShielaWest Howard West Mary Whitaker Lorma White Sandra White 66 Ruth Whitehurst Robert Whiddon Janice Wilkins Deborah Williams Joe Williams Diane Willoughby Nina Winemiller Georgie Winslow Mark Wiseman Peggy Worrell Valarie Wright Betty Wright 67 Leslie Barnak Linda Barnes Vivian Barnette Avis Bass Patricia Bathe Christine Benton Gary Benton Thomas Blake Sharon Boatwright LeAnn Boetteger Penny Boggs Barbara Boone Wanda Boyd James Brinkley James H. Brown James T. Brown 3 - uniorS Patricia Atkinson Stephany Atwood Craig Bailey David Balsor Junior Class Officers: President, Mac Carroll; Vice-President, Patti Goodrich; Secretary, Marlene Quidley; Treasurer, Cecelia Coleman. Sally Abbott Arlene Adcox 68 Jerry Buchanan Doreen Bunch Carl Burell Betty Butler Ronald Chisholm Virginia Calvert Rose Canady Deborah Cahoon Mac Carroll Vickie Cherry Shelia Cuthrell Barry Culpepper Phyllis Cuffee Denise Carrington Kenny Carroll John Chappell Sonja Clark Lillian Cobb Cecelia Coleman Rachel Cooper Delores Copeland Sharon Cox Ideller Crowell Janet Crutcher Ernest Crutchfield Timothy Dustin Wayne Dowdy Becky Dorn 69 Bonnie Davis Brenda Davis Richard Davis Ruth Davis Kathy Davidson Tony Digiovanni David Ditter Arthur Edwards George Eley Scott Enis Gretta Ester Lee Evans Gerald Farmer Susie Foeller Kevin Fowler Willie Frazier Anita Futrell Denise Gordon Anita Garrett Michael Garris Donna Gaskins Brenda George Beverly Glass Patti Goodrich Theodore Gray Gary Hammond Charlotte Harrell Peggy Harrup 70 |Hg Gloria Hasty William Hayes Pam Herron Jackie Hester Michael Horton Katherine Hudson Bridgette Hughes Ray Insley Barbara Irby Ken Irby Cindy Jackson Don Jackson Donnie Jones Ernestine Jones Gregory Jones Harvey Jones Linwood Jones Lois Jones Michael Jones Raymond Jones Richy Jones Mike Joyner Michelle Jumba Butch Justice Max Justice Barry Kellam Angie Kimberlin Taresa King 71 Butch Kramer Richard Lake James Lane Paula Lassiter Teresa Lavin Gwen Lawrence Tony Lee Anne Leed Bruce Lewis Diann Le wis Rudolph Lewis Pam Liggins Ivan Liverman Marty Liverman Glenn Lumsden Betty Magee Chris Martin Pam Martin Gregory Mason Bruce McGavran Eugene McGurnen Joanne McFarland Rocky McFarland Emma McMillian Deatrice McNeil Michael Mitchell Vickie Miller Paulette Mitchell 72 Diancia Moody Vanessa Moore Matrada Mozell Debbie Murray Tracy Mutter Mark Norman Joyce Olicer Alex Parker Mary Parker Ruth Parker Larry Parrish Jackie Parrerson Levon Pendell Ann Pennington Tommy Phelps Teresa Phillips Linda Pilkington Anna Posey Terry Pool Veda Pope Marlene Quidley Teresa Reneau Ira Rice Diane Ricks Chris Riddick John Robert Dwight Rockett Judy Rogerson 73 Debbie Rosser Charlotte Rouse Vickie Santo Gary Saunders Billy Schumm Jim Seed John Sentman Donald Shannon Herbert Skeeter Debra Smiley Andra Smith Teresa Smith Willard Southall Joanne Sparrow Virginia Stevens David Stokes Teresa Stuart Gwen Sunkins Judy Souterland Wanda Sutton Debbie Sweet Bill Taylor Emma Taylor John Thomas Susan Thornton Penny Thrift Mary Turner Mary Turner 74 Michael Turner Patricia Tyndall Natalie Umphlette Doug Varner Wanda Vaughan Ray Vaughn Dwain Wadley Beverly Wallace Karl Riddick Cliff Ward Mark Ward Robin Ward Ivory Watford Faron Watson Lois Welch Donna West Shelby West Calvin White Evelyn Whittfield Jimmy Whitley Terry Wilburn Annet Wilcox Al Wilkinson Marion Williams Debbie Wilson Gary Winslow Patty Winn Beth Woods 75 Student Forum: Diana Hagwood, Shirley Klugh, Melanie Gray, Fannie Parker, Delores Carrington, Joan Coley, Mafrida Mozelle, Sharon Miller, Brenda White, Norma Luke, Nancy Bunting, Pam Reed. Prom Committee: Renee ' Florke, Norma Luke, Sharon Miller, Sara Swearingen, Brenda White, Becky Pardon, Diana Hagwood, Cathy Tuttle, Shirley Klugh, Rhonda Duman, Jeanne Jepson, Thelma Loehr, Susan Smith, James Martin. 76 Jacquelin Allison Freda Andreus Winnifred Andrews Teresa Applewhite Joy Ashenfelder Rene Askew Levi Atkinson Carolyn Bass Sandra Barnak Patricia Barrett Faye Bazemore Thomas Bellamy Lisa Benham Patricia Bennett Sonja Bice Steve Bickly Linda Bladen Michael Bladen Brodrick Bland Rosalyn Bland Michael Blow Mike Blown Miriam Bolden Adrian Bownar Cindie Bozoti Anita Bracy Rebecca Bradley Cathy Britt Linda Brooks Rodney Brown Nancy Bunting Kenneth Bunting Lynette Burden Larry Burkholder 77 If that ' s not Mr. Bailey, Who is he? Hi! Lester Bynum Patricia Bynum Delores Carrington Robert Carrol Douglas Carter Veva Carter Homer Catron James Cherry Keith Christopher Sheila Clark Jerry Cohen Tony Colden Joan Coley Pamela Collins Ruben Coker Angela Cowan Deborah Creekmur Ronald Cross Cheryl Culley Rhonda Duman Jesse Cabezuela Michael Cantwell 78 Paula Duke James Duke Calvin Drake Patricia Doherty Patricia Denand Vergie Dawson Sandra Davis Pam Davis Chico Davis Terry Evans Angel Enock Russell Edwards Carolyn Faircloth Clifton Faircloth Angela Festa Terry Fields Rudolph Fiers Joanie Flanagan Renee Florke Timothy Footman James Fox Theresa Foxwell Cynthia Futrell Edward Futrell Jennifer Geiss James George Theresa Gray Melanie Gray Sharon Goodwyn Dorothy Goode Angela Goode Katherine Glass Kenneth Gettier Diana Hagwood David Hall Maurice Hall Brenda Harmon Mordicai Harris 79 Percy Harris Linda Brooks Frances Hatcher Joyce Hayes Jeff Higgins Derrick Hightower Wayne Hinton Lulcie Holland Kenneth Honaker Mickey Honaker Robert Hoskins Martin Horton Fannie Howell Jack Hudson James Jarman Jeannie Jepson Marl Jernigan Pamela Johnson Cynthia Jones Edney Jones Jewel Jones Myron Jones Sylvia Jones Tawata Jones William Jones JoAnn Koonce Lorray Kee Frank Kilgore Emma King Shirley Klugh Ralph Knight Mary Knight Patricia Lamm Andrew Lewis Lynn Locascio Norma Luke Sharon Lassiter Charles Lathen Sandy Leeth Constance Lewis Linda Lewis Amy Litman Gerry Luchs Thelma Loehr Joyce Madiera Debbie Marroner Cynthia Marshburn Frances Martin 80 James Martin Horace Mason Karen Mason James Mays William McDowell Janice McFarland Roxanne McKinnon Betty Meade Keith Miller Sharon Miller Debbie Mitchell Margaret Mixon Thomas Mears Deborah Moore Susan Moore Joyce Murphy Ava Lona Murray Benee Murray Billy Mutter Kathleen O’Connor Sharon O ' Leary Jack Overton Becky Pardo Simone Parham Clarence Parker Eloise Parker Fanny Parker Sandra Parker Ruth Pugh David Parron Kathy Pennington Linda Pennington Nettie Plummer Karen Porter Robin Possey Debra Prado Michael Prince Barbara P roffit Barbara Ransdall Nancy Rasnake Glen Reed Pamela Reid Sheila Riddick Michael Ridgway Gilbert Rieder Wayne Riley Michael Rodgers 81 Paula Sicard Larry Simson Karen Slaughter Thomas Smith Dickey Smith Elizabeth Smith Gwen Smith Harvey Smith Regina Smith Robert Smith Susan A. Smith Sherrie Storey Marie Smitty Michael Stricklin Rody Sykes Sara Swearinger Christopher Taylor David Taylor Valarie Taylor Mike Terry Diana Terrell Pam Terry John Trollinger Kathy Tuttle Carl Twisdale Rochelle Ullom Collette Vaughn Jackie Vasquez Jannet Walke Tamara Wall Samuel Ward Yvonne Washington Sylvia Watford Melissa Watts Shirley Watson Kenny Weems 82 Cathy White Kathy White Jenise Whitfield Larry White Annie Wynnn Anthony Woolbright Roy Winn Gail Wilson Theresa Williams Mildred Wiggins Michael Will Stephan Will 83 Connie Adcox Arthur Allen Sterling Allen Joe Alston Renee Anderson Harley Ashe Joanne Askew Ralph Baker Michael Balsor Toxie Barnes Berverly Battiest Johnny Bazemore Cynthia Bean James Bebout Earlice R. Bell Eric Benton Charles Bland Deborah Bolen Victoria Boeln Renee Boone Paul Bradley Larry Brady Stanley Branch Mark Brice Kathy Britt Anita Brown Kelly Brown Alton Bynum Beverly Bynum Joy Bundy Juanita Burcher Eugene Burks Steve Barnette Deborah Canady Shelly Caruthers 84 Clifford Cherry Michelle Christensen Henry Colden Lisa Cook Alton Copeland Candace Counts James Cox Ralph Crescini Pamela Cross Erdie Crutchfield Patricia Culvert Linda Darden Bobby Ray Davis Melody Davis Johnnie Day Thomas Day Benita Dean Nonie Dearmond Sharren Deberry Rocco Delaura Dana Depreta Timothy Detricht Rhonda Deyerle Janice Devine Dale Dixon Brenda Dumpson Corrine Edwards Gregory Ennis Mary Evans Denver Enoch Freshman Members of the Prom Committee: Val Hines, Alise Pittman, Susan Ferguson, Alexia Pittman, Nonie Dearmond, Deborah Hammond, Rhonda Hudson, Joanie Murray, and Debbie Seeds 85 Timmy Ferry Cynthia Fox Donna Frye Terri Games Tracy Geiss Regnel Gibd Stanley Gingers Curtistine Glover Jacqueline Goode Alvia Green Calvin Green James Greer Richard Griffin Keith Grimes Shelly Hagwood Debra Hammond Valeris Hanbury Earl Hanvey Deborah Harris Patricia Harris Timothy Harris Howard Harvey Michael Haskins Kenneth Havner Kathi Higgins Denise Hightower Benita K. Hill James Hill Jim Hill Valerie Hines Kim Hobbs Kathy Hockenberry Greg Hogg Susan Ferguson putting up the SCA Bulletin Board 86 John Lee Wanda Lewin Vernadette Lowe Jimmy Holland Gloria Housston Malia Huddle Angelia Hudson Donna Hudson Rhonda Hudson Henry Hughes Waynes Hunt Jane Hurlbut Willie Hurst Theresa Hux Jeanette Jackson Vanessa Jackson Robert Jarmon Michelle Johnson Nathaniel Jones Hattie Jordon Janet Justice William Kain Kevin Kendrick Virginia Kestner Debbie Kittrell Robin Kornegay Stasia Krysdwa Robert Lake Don Lancaster Don Large Frances Larsen Byron Leathers Drema Ledford Freshmen Student Forum Representatives: Toxie Barnes, Pamela Cross, Bonita Dean, Cynthia Wood, Bonita Hill, Becky Nixon, Kathi Hockenbury, Denice Reneau, Juanita Burcher, Kelly Brown, Valarie Hines, and Jeanette Jackson. 87 Diana Madison Lance Maynard Sharon Manning Billie Sue Marshburn Toni Masi Thomas May Gayle Medley Ralph McKinnon Lee Miller Bobby Moore Cynthia Moore Donna Moore Robert Moore Addison Mozelle Anita McClain Debra McCubbin Debbie McGee Becky Nixon Collene O’Leary Michael Oliver Frank Orange Robert Orton Aleigh Pearson Ronald Peebles Carol Perdue Curtis Pierce Vicki Piersall Alexia Pittman Alise Pittman Monica Pope Kim Porter Ruben Porter Ricky Provost Deryl Quidley Joyce Rasnake William Reynolds Freshmen Students working in the Library. They want to start the year off right! 88 Sharon Rhoton Elizabeth Richardson Paul Riggs Carolyn Risi Robert Roper Lamyra Roulhas Debbie Seeds Robin Seeds Bobby Schumm Paul Short Katherine Sitterson Timmy Skeens Mark Slauzis Flaven Sloan Donald Smith Danny Smith Melanie Smith Vernell Southerland 89 Lawrence Spody Candi Stegail Gary Stokes Timothy Stokely William Stone Tony Strawderman Pamela Strawther Reta Strickland Renee Strutton Elvin Sweet Laverne Taylor Minnie Taylor Stephen Thomas Samuel Thompson Leroy Tucker Garrick Turner Sears Turner Mary Tyndall Darryl Wadley Daisy Wallace Georgette Warner Debbie Warson Richard Wells Parrell White Kevin White Dennis Whitehurst Bettie Whitlow Sandra Wicker Gwendolyn Wilburn Pamela Williams Steven Williams Michael Wimberly Alton Wood Cynthia Wood Pam Worthington Ray Woody Hey Man ! Listen to this crazy tune 90 freshman 3 ace A 91 an 92 OrqanizationS 93 Once again the Cradock High SCA is quite successful of the leadership of President Glenn Smith. Along with our cooperative sponsor, Mr. Weatherford, we sponsored several activities in the fall of the year. In September the SCA sponsored a Back-to-School Dance and a Karate Assembly. They once again put off a successful Homecoming and Thanksgiving Food Drive. At Christmas they had the Children’s Christmas Party, Christmas Door Contest, and Christmas Mail Service. Later in the year they nad a Valentine Mail Service and a “Be Kind to Animals Week.” They had a March of Dimes assembly and a SCA assembly in the spring. Of course the climax of the year was the “Miss Cradock Contest,” which is always a success. The SCA is also responsible for selling coffee and doughnuts before school and conducting student forum. Senior S.C.A. — Row 1 : Jerry Chinn, Rob Mickley. Row 2: Julie Cantwell, Karen Latham, Sharon Kramer S.C.A. Officers — Glenwood Bowser, Linda Ford, Glenn Smith, Mr. Weatherford, Susan Smith. 94 -A. AAociation Junior Representatives: Harvey Jones, Vivian Barnette, Terry Wilburn Mac Carroll. Sophomore Representatives: Mike Cantwell, Susan Moore, Joyce Maderia, Gail Wilson, Becky Pardo. Freshman Representatives: Alisa Pittman, Susan Ferguson, Vickie Piersall, Alexia Pittman, Karen Sloan (absent). 95 The Log Staff sponsored the annual Literary Contest in October, 1973. Thirty dollars was awarded as prize money. The Fall-Winter edition was published and distributed in December, 1973. Each student whose work was included in the magazine was given a coke! Future plans of the Log Staff are to publish a monthly supplement. Jerry Luchs, Barbara Ransdell, Robin Miller. Mrs. Hampton — Sponsor Debbie Murray — Editor Gwen Smith, Robin Miller, Barbara Randell, Mrs. Hampton, Jerry Luchs, Debbi Murray discuss the Log. 96 Robert Garris — Editor Robert Garris gives quillscroll to Pam Liggins. Mrs. Taliaferro — Sponsor liysij r tof 1 j k tm Shipmate Staff. 97 Annual Staff Work, JJaJ Editor of the Admiral — Beverly Flanagan Editor — Beverly Flanagan; Sponsor — Mrs. Ziegenfuss; Co- Editor — Marlene Quidley. Junior and Senior Editors — Sonny Allen, Johnny Chappel, Angel Enoch, Assistant Editor — Marlene Quidley. Beverly Flanagan. 98 Do WaL ZbeaJii me Sports Editor — Donnie Cox Annual Staff — Sylvia Jones, Johnny Chappell, Jane Hulbert, Beverly Flanagan, Angel Enoch, Geoft Higgins, Marlene Quidley, Cecelia Coleman, Sonny Allen. Club and Organizations Editor — Sylvia Jones, Cecelia Coleman. Freshman and Sophomore Editors — Jane Hulbert, James George, Geoft Higgins, Curtis Brauda. _Jrt CU Karen Slaugher Activities of the Cradock High School Art Club Art Club and FTA Homecoming Float Stage Decorations for Christmas Assembly Sponsored child for SCA Annual Christmas Party Christmas Part for members Helped with Senior Class Display Views current Art films during Activity Period Holds workshops: Enameling Candle Making Clear Cast Hosts and Ushers for Annual School and City Arts Shows Host All-City Art Spring Meeting After School Activity periods to help improve Bulletin Board and Hall Displays. 1 f w t Sb A mi r r , r i — ■M r ■ PIT I ' lcfll lu MBSMP 1 ..i “m mr J r • fij Row 1 — Benita Dean, Diancia Moody, Margaret Mixon, Sandra Davis, Barry Culpepper, Debbie Prado, Barbara Profitt, Joy Ashenfelder, LeAnn Boettger, Teresa Stuart. Row 2 — Glenn Lumsden, Sonja Clark, Janice McFarland, Diane Locascio, Jack Hudson, El McKernan, Benita Hill, Daisy Wallace, Carol Perdue, Anita McClain. Row 3 — Mary Turner, Valerie Wright, Renee Wiggins, Karen Slaughter, Cindy Fox, Debbie McGee, Monica Pope, Vicki Piersall, Scott Ennis, Larry Whitt. Row 4 — Cindie Bozoti, Robin Posey, John Rosser, Wesley Page, Tony Strawderman, Sam Thompson, Barbara Irby, Elisabeth Richardson, Ernest Crutchfield, Walters, Mears. Row 5 — Karen Latham, Debi Chinn, Debbie Addair, David Balso, Billy Taylor, Debbie Smiley, Avis Ball, Jimmy Holland, Anita Brown, Pamela Cross. Left to right — Barry Culpepper, Debbie McGee, Mrs. Platt, Renee Wiggins, Karen Slaughter. Barbara Profitt, Barry Culpepper, Joy Ashenfelder, Debbie Pardo. Renee Wiggins, Barry Culpepper, Debbie McGee, Joy Ashenfelder, Karen Slaughter. 101 uAineAA cJCeaderS oj m erica Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for all those persons interested in learning more about the business world while learning to work with others. It helps one become aware of opportunities offered in business careers. Business Management will be learned through the money-making projects attempted and completed. One will learn the meaning of competition by participating in the contests on the Regional, State, and National levels. Through the year the Future Business Leaders of America will be participating in Money-making projects so we may travel to San Francisco for our National Convention. Mary Whitaker. Row 1 — Mrs. C. Mishoe — Advisor, Angela Harris — Reporter, Mike T urner — Parliamentains, Susan Turner — President, Mary Whitaker — Secretary, Robin Miller — Treasurer, Miss K. Fleshman — Advisor. Row 2 — Faith Williams, Victor Jones, Patience Smith, Pamela Rooks, Linda Pilkington, Sharon Cox, Patricia Harris, Pam Mostella, Georgie Winslow, Nina Winemiller, Jackie Heptinstall. Row 3 — Paulette Mitchell, Delores Copeland, Lois Jones, Deatrice McNeil, Greta Easter, Selina Garrett, Donna Gaskins, Edward Futrell, Debra Bellamy, JoAnn McFarlin. Row 4 — Denise Carrington, Deborah Hawkins Mary Parker, Paula Lassiter, Denise Gordan, Jackie Hester, Gwendolyn Sunkins. Row 5 — Shelia Cuthrell, Cherly Long, Patty Winn, Jane Faulhaber, Pennie Boggs, Debbie Rosser, Theresa Phillips, Vivan Barnette, Sheree Beecher, Sharon Kramer, Patricia Bathe. Greta Easter and Susan Turner. FBLA takes account of the amount of cakes they sold this year. FBLA officers — Susan Turner, Greta Easter, Mary Whitaker, Mike Turner, Angela Harris. 103 VJ.C.A Throughout the year V.I.C.A. has and will participate in many service activities. For fund raising, we sold candles before Christmas. We had a candy sale in the spring. VICA members sponsored a Christmas Child and we also had an outside Christmas party. District contests for industrial and trade occupations will be held at Cradock this year for our district. Our state contests will be held, along with the state convention, in Virginia Beach during a weekend in April. Our last event of the year was our employer- employee banquet. VICA Officers — President — Ruth Whitehurst; Secretary — Emma McMillion; Treasurer — Pam Martin; Vice-President — Craig Bailey; Reporter — Charles Lawerence; Parliamentarian — Bobby Garza. Row 1 — Theresa Lavin, Debbie Taylor, Annette Wilcox, Robin Ward, Emma McMillion, Frances Spriggi, Ruth Whitehurst, Pam Martin, Willa Hicks, Mr. Prillimen. Row 2 — Ray Bishop, Ivan Liverman, Kenny Gifford, Barry Kellan, Craig Bailey, Bobby Garza, Mark Wiseman, Ricky Klugh. Row 3 — James Tuttle, Danny Ustick, Anthomy Lee, Wilkert Southhall, Joseph Dowdy, Kevin McKean, George Best, Garry Hobbs, Johnny Howard. 104 %.£.C.A The Distributive Education Club of Cradock High School is concerned with developing future leaders in marketing and distribution. This school year Cradock DECA was led by Dorothy Hart, President; Teresa Canady, Treasurer; and Michelle Jumba, Reporter. Some of the activities of the year were the “Get Acquainted Picnic,’’ Thanksgiving Food Drive, Basketball game with Wilson D.E. and the annual Employer-Employee Banquet. In District competition, Cradock DECA won the following: Aaron Moore — 1 st place - Display 2nd place - Student of the year Michelle Jumba — 2nd Place - Public Speaking Melanie Gray — 2nd Place - Parliamentary procedure Dorothy Hart — 3rd Place - Student of the year Beth Woods, Dorothy Hart, Michelle Jumba Row 1 — Vincent Freller, Alonza Collins, Dorothy Hart, Beth Woods, Michelle Jumba, Sharon Hudson, Gloria Smith. Row 2 — Barry Bridgemen, Kathy Glass, Marvin Riddick, Asanda Caberula, Wanda Sutton, Sheila Newsome, Idella Crowell, Marion Williams, Tony Lee, Charlotte Rouse. Row 3 — Gilbert Reider, Robert Godley, Ray Insley, Peggy Worrel, Ronald Cross, Marvin Bellamy, Thomas Patts. Row 4 — Pam Martin, John Bias, Paul Suggs. Row 5 — Dickie Smith, Terry Phillips. 105 £ cience an J Wad Officers — Mrs. Vance — Sponsor, Gayle Medley, Robert Garris, Richard Lake, Chris Martin, Mr. Edwards — Sponsor. Row 1 — Dean Alley, Chris Martin, Terry Evans, Lawrence Spiaggi, Todd Schultz, Timmy Skeens. Row 2 — Curtis Brauda, Chris Bolen, Richard Lake, Thomas Day, Dail Dixon, Robert Garris. 106 Spanish C ful The Spanish Club has become increasingly busy in it’s brief history. The Spanish Club started out this year with Terry Dorn as president, Glenwood Bowser as vice-president, Terry Smith as Treasurer and Janet Crutcher as secretary. The Club sponsored Foreign Language Week in the spring along with the French Club. We had a homecoming float and sponsored a Christmas child. We had a goal this year of sending several students on a trip to Mexico and held several fund-raising projects to help pay for it. Officers — Janet Crutcher, Glenwood Bowser, Terry Smith, Terry Dorn. Row 1 — Frances Martin, Debbie Sweet, Debbie Raynard, Stasis Krzywda, Kathy Evans, Sandy Leeth, Tim Ferry, Pattie Lamb, Angel Enoch, Janet Crutcher. Row 2 — Robert Kyle, Jim Seed, Linda Ford, Theresa Hux, Becky Dorn, Sharon Rhoton, Joy Bundy, Val Hines, Rhonda Duman, Brenda White, Rocco Delauri, Glenwood Bowser. Row 3 — Mrs. Flynn — Sponsor, Terry Dorn, Tim Harris, Steven , Fannie Parker, Dwain Wadley, David Stokes, Debbie Hammond, Terry Wilburn, Lavon Tindell, Sharon Lassiter, Rhonda Deyerle, William Mays, Rebecca Griffin, Susan Moore, Sylvia Jones, Terry Smith, Joan Coley, Mrs. Taliaferro — Sponsor. This was the first year for the French Club at Cradock High School. There were a total of 60 members and the Sponsors were Mr. Ficenic and Mrs. Borum. The club sponsored a child at the Children’s Christmas Party, attended a program in December sponsored by the Alliance Francaise in Norfolk, visited a French restaurant, participated in the Foreign Language Week activities and took part in the Kernesse de I’Allaince Francaise in the spring. French Officers — Sharon Miller, Veda Pope, Becky Pardo, Susan Smith, Anne Leed. Advisors — Mrs. Borum, and Mr. Ficenic. Row 1 — Keith Miller, Becky Pardo, Norma Luke, Veda Pope, Renee Florke. Row 2 — Debbie Murray, Lee Evans, Cynthia Jackson. Row 3 — Terry Pool, Anne Leed, Susan Smith. Row 4 — Rochelle Ullom, Renee Murray. Row 5 — Janet Walke, Pamela Reid, Benita Dean. Row 6 — Sharon Miller, Becky Bradley. Row 7 — Deborah Moore, Cathy Sitterson, Dianne Overton. Row 8 — Melanie Smith, John Lee. Row 9 — Michael Hill, Eric Beuton. Row 10 — Phyllis Reed, Debbie Dale, Teddy Porter, Buddy Moore. Row 11 — Malia Huddle, Kathey Hockenberry, David Parron, Gary Beuton. Row 2 — Johnny Chappell, Stephen Will. JU mina tettes This year Admiralettes was happy to have Miss Martha Woodside as their sponsor. Miss Woodside is a first year math teacher from Culpepper, Virginia. With her help activities during the year included a float, bake sales, and car washes. Officers — Debbie Murray, Theresa Phillips, Julie Cantwell. Row 1 — Miss Woodside — Sponsor, Juanita Burcher, Joanie Murray, Theresa Phillips, Cindy Marshburn, Anita Stanley, Collenne O’Leary. Row 2 — Theresa Smith, Vivian Barnette, Cecelia Coleman, Debbie Murray, Vicki Cherry, Elise Pittman, Elex Pittman. Row 3 — Julie Cantwell, Sharon Miller, Sylvia Jones, Susan Smith, Malia Huddle, Susan Moore, Gayle Wilson, Gwen Smith. 109 America future JeacherA of (become A Students Education sds 5 o cia tio n The F.T.A. has a new name — Student Action for Education. S.A.E. is interested in all students — not just students planning a career in teaching. Club members have tried to express their gratitude to the faculty and staff of Cradock High by preparing “Trick or Treat’’ bags (stuffed with candy) for the teachers for Halloween. These bags were put in the teachers mailboxes. For Christmas, S.A.E. members made pencil cans for the faculty and staff. These, too were stuffed with candy. i i 2 1 Officers — Patty Hulbert, Phyllis Reid, Barry Culpepper. r ow i — Glenwood Bowser, Pam Cross, Mr. Fane — Sponsor. Row 2 — Patty Hulbert, Phyllis Reid, I del ler Crowell, Jane Hulbert, Barry Culpepper, Mrs. Patrick — Sponsor. 110 ijationaf JJonor ociet Leann Boetgger, Patty Goodrich, Theresa King, Lee Evans, Anne Leed, Julie Cantwell, Dean Alley. 2nd Row: Linda Ford, Glenwood Bowser, Beverly Wallace, Veda, 3rd Row: Pat Bathe, Terry Pool, Barbara Irby, David Ditter, Chris Martin Patty Goodrich being tapped into National Honor Society. Mr. Ficenec, Julie Cantwell, Dean Alley. Ill Julie Cantwell announces names of new members in the National Honor Society. Kappa participated in the Homecoming float parade and won second-place in the most original category. On January 25, 1974 the club held a rummage and bake sale in the school cafeteria. This was evaluation day and the teachers supported it very well. The money went to pay for our page in the annual. We are in the process of planning our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet for the month of May. Susan Turner, Lee Evans, Becky Bradley, Pam Martin Row 1 — Norma Luke, Joyce Murphy, Pam Martin, Renee Florke. Row 2 — Renee Wiggins, Betty McGee, Joan Coley, Becky Bradley, Theresa Reneau, Shelia Cuthrell, Susan Turner. Row 3: Janet Crutcher, Michelle Jumba, Debbie Rosser, Mary Whitaker, Kathi Sitterson, Roxie Marshall. Row 4 — Cindy Jackson, Sara Swearingen, Brenda White, Thelma Loehr, Jeanme Jepson. 112 Row 1 : Joan Coley, Becky Bradly, Becky Pardo, Sheila Cuthrell, Lee Evans, Pam Martin, Marlene Quidley, Jeannie Jepson. Row 2: Renee Wiggins, Thelma Loehr, Cindy Jackson, Janet Crutcher. 1 III |Np|p ■ J 8 T W | Hp m ' jjLm WmL Row 1 : Miss Martin — Sponsor, Renee Wiggins, Sheila Cuthrell, Becky Pardo, Joan Coley, Lee Evans, Marlene Quidley. Row 2: Thelma Loehr, Becky Bradley, Cindy Jackson, Pam Martin. Row 3: Janet Cruthcher, Jeannie Jepson. 113 2U ate earn The Debate Team of Cradock High School made a good showing at the Great Bridge match in November. A match is planned at Maury in January. Problems have been encountered in planning attendence at Debate Matches due to the lack of funds. Cradock’s debators were only allocatted the pitifully small sum of $100 to cover all the expences of entry fees, transformation costs, and related expenses of the team for the entire 1973-1974 school year. Staying outside selling candy and doughnuts is not conductive to working on a case for your next debate match. Patti Goodrich and Jerry Buchanan preparing arguments for next Debate. Row 1 — Sheila Cuthrell, Rose Canady, Sheila West, Margaret Mewborn. Row 2 — Regina Smith, Curtis Bruada, Dean Alley, Nathaniel Perdue, Mike Ridgeway, Robert Garris. 114 ft ( A n ’ ir f i f • 1 4 1 Row 1 : Mr. Wulzer — Sponsor, Avis Bass, Daisy Wallace, Bonita Hill, Jimmy Holland, Mrs. Wimbush — Sponsor. Row 2: Shelly Caruthers, Becky Nixons, Amy King, Cynthia Wood, Kathy Hockenberry. Row 3: Randy Allman Avis Bass, Cynthia Wood, David Stokes, Judy Edwards, Bonita Hill. 115 Spirit Club Members — Sharon Kramer, Rob Mickley, Linda Ford, Pat Bennett, Melanie Gray, Nancy Bunting, Rhonda Duman, Rochelle Ullom, Tammy Wall, Debbie Moore, Johnny Nutt, Cherly Long, Toni Masi, Sharon Rhoton, Sue Ferguson, Cindy Fox, Jeanette Jackson, Beth Woods, Kathy Davidson, Billy Pearson, Timmy Ferry, Robert Hewlett, Harley Ashe, Billy Mutter, Carl Riddick, Jim Seed, Ricky Klugh, Tony Tessenear, Renee Florke, Vicky Pearsol, Keith Brinson, Ralph Knight, Mark Mathews, Kenneth Haverner, Terry Evans, Mary Turner, Jesse Wells, Craig Bailey, Terry Wilburn, Donald Shannon, Alben Sellers, Dickie Smith, Buddy Moore, Richard Wells, Barbara Ransdell, Kathy Tuttle, Jane Faulheimer, Sharon Lassiter, Becky Dorn, Debbie Raynard, Lynn Locasscio, Angle Enoch, Kathy Evans, Elizabeth Richardson, Michelle Christensen, Debra Moore, Gloria Houston, Kathi Higgins, Cynthia Bean. Officers — Sharon Kramer, Rob Mickley, Linda Ford. Spirit Club does various things to promote spirit like making signs for the football and basketball games. We also collected food for the Thanksgiving Food Drive and sponsored a child for the children’s Christmas party. A picnic is planned for the spring. Spirit Club makes Signs for Football games. Spirit Club entertains children at Christmas time. 117 oruA Girls Ensemble Row 1 — Cynthia Marshburn, Amy King. Row 2 — Sherrie Storey, Jeanette Jackson, Cynthia Wood. Boys Glee Club — Row 1 — Curtis Pierce, Donnie Smith Row 2 — Michael Smith, Andre Smith, John Bias. Row 3 James Lane, Michael Williams, Merklin Jackson, Alton Copeland. Mixed Chorus — Row 1 — Cynthia Jackson, Diancia Moody, Sally Abbott, Pauline Nelson, Daisy Wallace, Joan Coley, Beverly Wallace, Judy Sutherland, Dani Moore. Madrigal Singers — Row 1 — Cynthia Marshburn, Sara Swearingen, Pam Martin, Joan Coley, Erdie Crutchfield. Row 2 Jessie Wells, Kathy Hockenberry, Randy Allman, Daisy Wallace, Tim Ferry. Girls Glee Club — Row 1 — Patricia Harris, Pam Strawther, Hattie Jordan, Kim Hobbs, Becky Nixon. Row 2 — Wanda Slayton, Pam Worthington, Erdie Crutchfield, Tamara Wall, Teresa Garrett. Row 3 — Paula Duke, Vivian Barnett, Kathey Hockenberry, Debbie Maroney. Cdradoch Sdicjh School The Cradock High School Marching Band performed at eight football games this year. Our marching band also participated in the Portsmouth Christmas Parade, where they received a first place rating in marching and playing competition. Also for the fall semester, they took part in the University of Richmond Marching Band Contest and Band Day. The band members summarized this trip as one of work, but mostly fun and excitement. Six of our band members made District III Regional Band and nine members the Workshop Band. For the Spring semester, the band held a “Swing Out 74”, and two more parades, which were the “International Azalea Festival” Parade in Norfolk and the Memorial Day Parade in Portsmouth.” In late February, the band participated in the District IV Band Festival. Altogether our marching and concert band had a busy and funfilled year. Woodwinds Janice Wilins Teresa King Linda Harrison Phyllis Cuffee Margaret Mixon Gayle Medley Alise Pittman Jeannie Jepson Jenise Whitfield Anita McClain Lisa Cook Dona DePrato Joyce Murphy Renee Florke Dwain Wadley Lynn Locascio Sharon Goodwyn Kathy Hudson Eric Benton Tonya Brown Angela Cowan Alex Pittman Michelle Johnson Joyce Hayes Beverly Battiest Diana Madison Pamela Johnson Virgie Majette Evelyn Whitfield Wanda Boyd Dean Alley Johnetta Thomas Gerald Farmer Denise Hightower Angel Enoch Jackie Allison Howard Harvey Horace Mason Brass Clarence Mitchell David Ditter Jean Gable Mike Mayes Robert Orton Timothy Stokley Theodore Gray David Tucker Wayne Hinton Thelma Loehr Bill Mutter Pamela Reid Darryl Wadley David Parron Derrick Hightower Rocy DeLauri Chris Bolen Ronald Cross Myron Jones Michael Horton Anthony Woolbrighl Mordecai Harris Percussion Rhonda Duman William Hayes Micheal Lamb Rob Mickley Jim Seed Scott Ennis John DeGroff Michael Brown Leonard Gaddy 120 r an J 2V; % earn Flags — Paula Lassiter, Sally Abbott, Linda Ford, Bridget Hughes, Avalona Murray, Joyce Murphy, Debbie Murray, Janet Crutcher, Vickie Piersall, Mickey Russell, Gail Wilson, Jeannie Jepson. Front row — Marlene Quidley, Cecelia Coleman. Back row — Debra Boykins, Sharon Bynum, Fannie Howell, Sheila Cuthrell. 121 Michael Horton, Janice Wilkins, William Hayes, Thelma Loehr, Clarence Mitchell. First row — Denise Hightower, Eric Benton, Anthony Woolbright, Renee Florke. Second row — Sharon Goodwyn, Dean Alley, David Turker, Dewain Wadley, Lynn Locascio. 122 J First row — Pam Reid, Linda Harrison, Janice Wilkins, Theresa King, Thelma Loelr, Second row — Marlene Quidley, Debra Boykins, Jim Seed, Dewain Wadley, Sharon Goodwyn, Denise Hightower, Gayle Medley. 123 Janet Crutcher uses much concentration to keep in step. - 124 Orchestra Orchestra records ‘‘Love is like a Mighty High written by Van Dyke Jones and Irving Epps. Row 1 — Joy Ashenfelder, Patricia Bynum, Sylvia Watford, Ivory Watfor, Toxi Barnes, Benita Hill, Cordelia Williams, Avalona Murry, Margaret Mewborn, Benita Dean. Row 2 — Bass - Harry Colden, Carl Beurrell, Cello — Victor Jones, James Cox 125 In past years at Cradock High School sports are a major part of the curriculum. Cradock offers athletic programs in football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, track, and baseball. Cradock sports are coached with one supreme attitude which is “victory is everything.” But sportsmanship also plays a major role in competition. Cradock has earned its share of trophies and its share of bruises due to athletic competition. Yet the bruises don’t hurt as much, as long as the Admiral tradition is upheld. Winning! 126 ' ootbalt L. to R. Bottom Row: Beverly Wallace, Teresa Phillips, Anne Leed, Linda Ford, Patty Goodrich, Lee Evans, Teresa Smith. Second Row: Jenson Baker, Lex Pittman, Becky Bradley, Lise Pittman, Teresa Foxwell, Norma Luke, Debbie Hammond, Stacia Krzywda, Tammy Wall, Mike Lamb. Third Row: Robert Hewlet, Charles Edwards, William Pearson, Richard Harmon, Keith Brinson, Larry Dennis. Fourth Row: Alexander Hughes, Jerry Chinn, Chris Martin, Harvey Jones, Don Jackson, James Brinkley, Calvin White. Fifth Row: Sam Thompson, Doug Gavin, Mac Carroll, Rudy Sykes, Jimbo Smith, Victor Pope, Barry Bridgeman. Sixth Row: Donald Lancaster, Larry Brady, Elwyn Sweet, Ralph Crucini, David Tucker, Charles Goode, Rocky DeLauri. Seventh Row: Wayne Bowmen, Dougie Phillips, Jimmy Duke, Jimmy DeLauri. Head Coach Charlie Wade and Jenson Baker discuss strategy at the Norcom game. Jenson Baker was the district’s leading passer and proved that desire will lead to accomplishments. 127 football trolls On ward • • Jamie Brinkley catches a touchdown pass from Jenson Baker against Western Branch. Harvey Jones sweeps the right end for a sizable gain in the homecoming game. 128 Wade: Richard, how couid you drop such a beautiful pass? Harmon: The pattern I ran took me straight to Manor’s sidelines and their Cheerleaders all turned cartwheels. Wade: What has that got to do with you dropping the pass? Harmon: Nothing, Coach. Just Nothing. Does anybody know what ' s going on out there? 129 Mike Dowell, Keith Brinson, and Bruce McGavaran, are in hot pursuit. Calvin White makes an unsuccessful attempt at sweeping right end. Keith Brinson, punter, averaged over 45 yds per punt. 130 n or com _ 4nd Cdliurcliland dall ddliort Coaches must rely on weekly training to carry his team through the game. Should he lose, he stands alone. Coach Honeycutt administers first-aid for an infected ZIT! Regardless whether we won or lost the Admiral spirit remained supreme. 131 $asbetbal( The 73- 74 Basketball Team consisted of: Bottom Row: Mike Turner — Manager, David MacBee Carter, Mark Jernigan, Keith Brinson, Mac Carroll, Kelly Miller, Mike Mitchell, Tony Colden. Top Row: Harvey Jones, Chris ' Tuts” Martin Glynn Moore Jenson Lite” Baker, Lester Peters, Tony Smith, and last yet not least, Coach John Sumner. Often Coach Sumner would leap to his feet and motion for a time-out, to reassemble his modern 1-4 offense. Through persistant determination the victories that were accomplished were really big. 132 Tony Smith ' s ability enabled him to complete many Jenson Lite” Baker cuts a jumper as Crabman Carter treacherous maneuvers. Mostly, find that badly needed lay- muscles for a rebound. up. f Tony Smith carrying on the reputation of his family as a basketball star learned his game on the same courts as Norfolk State star, Rudy Peele. Tony has also been offered a scholarship to Norfolk State to play basketball. Tony then plans to play professional basketball for the Virginia Squires. He comments, I sure can’t hurt them any.” 133 David Carter, with one of his many unorthodox moves, coined this phrase from the courts, Get down, Rookie. Glynn Moore and James Brinkely find that rebounds are necessary for victory. 134 s, umner Of Sauad d3t ounce am d e et (trounced The 1974 Sports section wishes to apologize for the entry of such a picture in this section. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Harvey Jones who is definately being hung. The only other picture we could possibly put in this spot was a shot of Mr. Clements falling down the bleachers, which is kind of athletic when you come to think about it. This is the face of persistant determination yuuch!! The traditional meeting at midcourt to set both the fans and players in the proper frame of mind for victory. 135 From Left: Top Row: Doug Carter, Robert Roper, Rustv Maynard. Barry Bridqeman, Cliff Ward, Sport Allen, Tony Strawdenman, Karl Wayne Riddick; Manager. Bottom Row: Richard ‘ ' Truck 1 ' Grimsely, Elwyn Sweet, Bill “the Stud Pearson, Terry Evans, Glen Smith, Steve Thomas, Tracy Mutter, Joe Vogler, James George, Jim Seed Coaches Hunnicut and Martin are in the picture also, somewhere. Coach Hunnicutt s dedication to the sport astounds even me. Bill Pearson broke into the sport and did fairly well with only back-seat experience. (Smack)!! 1 3b j:j b. v .4 % a? Richard “Truck Grimsley led the scrapping Admirals throughout the 1973-74 wrestling season. Defeated only once in regular season, he went on to take fifth place in the Eastern Regional Tournament. Pouring off a lot of steam, he rolled over many opponents. Lord, son what kind of deodorant do you use? Remember, pick and roll to the weak side forward and you’ve got him. 137 -J unnycutt sdnd Jeam truq.q.(e. vv Glenn Smith in his last year of wrestling made a respectable name for himself. In tournament action his opponent is not only biting but eating the dust. Glen lost very few matches in winning the hearts of the fans and hatred of his opponents. Even though Glen didn ' t win all of his matches, the matches he did win were won honestly and skillfully through an unconquerable desire. Jim Seed and Tracy Mutter lead the Admirals forward in their customaty pre-match confrontation. Truck doing his thing at the regional. But the question is just what is his thing? 138 CjrapS raps Jrnexperience cl IJet ressiue Steve Thomas, is putting a full stop to a Churchland Trucker. Rusty Maynard immediately after a pin shows the true meaning of The Thrill of Victory!!! “Young Man . . . this is known as wrestling. Now the object of the sport is to The truck rolling over what seems to be a mere pedestrian!!! 139 3 enniA This year ' s Tennis team consists of: left to right: Alben Sellers, Buster Best, Terry Dorn, Thelma Loehr, Terry Smith, David Parron, Bottom: Donny Smith, Michael Stricklin, Gary Stokes, Timmy Skeens, Buddy Moore. Few people realize that in exactly 38 V 2 years “Deuce” T. Dorn will be the next Billy Jean King. When questioned about this he replied; “I think I’ve been hanging around Mr. Precythe too long”. 140 fjetm en a nd liefma - (J rinfy Jdome the d3a .con Alben Sellers shows correct forehand form. Zeke The Greek” Smith showing his stuff. Buster Best delivering an ace. David Parron and his Weak backhand. 141 EaseUt On the Baseball team this year were: Top Row: Wayne McClellan, Wayne Hunt, Spook Woods, Jerry Cohen, Terry Wilbarn, Vonney Schultz, Keith Brinson, Harvey Jones, Jimmy Martin, Cliff Ward, Rusty Tracy, Richard Harmon, John Myers, Alton Copeland, Charlie Edwards, Kelly Miller, Jack Kramer, Barry Bridgeman, Donnie Cox and Garry Hammond. This year, like last year, the Baseball Team was coached by Jerry Shackelford and Slammin’ Sammy Sneed. The coaching staff had the addition this year of Robbie Hughes. His pitching help has added considerable knowledge to the team. 142 Neither this year not last year was a J.V. team provided. Every year is approached with the motto, “The future is Now.” This allows little or no preparation for upcoming teams. So, in other words, if we are gonna win at all, we are gonna win now! 143 Sounds like a personal problem to me, Coach. How in the heck was I supposed to cover the base. I was charging the ball! Within this photograph lies the might, strength and power of the 1974 Baseball Team. The seniors of 74 hope to make it really big in their last, glorious year. They are: Wayne McClellan. Richard Harmon, Rusty Tracy, Charles Edwards, Kelly Miller, Donnie Cox, Keith Brinson, Jerry Chinn and Vonney Schultz. 144 James Fox, Edney Jones, Ruddy Sykes, Clarence Parker. Coach Thompson, Carl Burrell, and Mike Lamb. Lester Peters, Mac Carroll, Henry Colden, and Edney Jones are just hanging around. Michael Lamb, Mac Carroll and Carl Burrell in try-outs for Ringling Brothers Show. Jimmy Duke shoots the “put . Mark Jernigan shows his high jump form. Lester Peters, Michael Blow, Mac Carroll, Clarence Parker, Rudy Sykes puttin out from the start as Mr. Thompson stares intentively. 146 c, roA5 This year ' s cross country team consisted of six hard working and persistent admirals that received little credit or praise for their efforts. They are: Terry Dorn, David Stokes, Donnie Smith, Jimmy Martin, Carl Borrell and Billy Taylor. Terry Dorn, David Stokes, Jimmy Martin, show their form with good reason. Carl Borrell, Donnie Smith, Billy Taylor, also show their form with good reason. 147 St udent cjCi e Stu den t oCife Guidance Office Assistants: Top Row: Cheryl Long, Marlene Quidley, Terry Dorn, Chris Bolen. Bottom Row: Patty Hurlbut, Brenda George, and Beverl y Flanagan. Main Office Assistants: from left to right: Deborah Boykins, Kathy O ' Conner, Emma Taylor, Barbara Irby, Arlene Adcox, and Pamela Reid. 150 Nurse Assistants: left to right: Addie Faulcon, Fannie Howell, Robin Posey, Vickie Bolen, and Katherine Glass. Attendance Office Assistants: Robert Presley, Chris Festa, Cathy Britt, Terre Alexander, and Anna Posey. 151 Cafeteria Assistants: Keith Miller, Andre ' Smith, Lukie Holland, Junni Smith, Irving Harris, Barry Bridgman, Tony Strawderman, John Trollinger, Steve Thomas, Eddie Hemmings, Billy Whitlow, Debbie Maroney, and Ernestine Jones. r a Library Assistants: left to right: Pam Liggens, Carolyn Bass, Judy Edwards, Deborah Creekmur, Ralph Baker, Michael Williams, Donna Gaskett, and Ted Smith. 152 Student Announcers: left to right: top row: Patty Goodrich, Phyllis Reid, Francis Hatcher, Bottom Row: Dean Alley, Randy Allman, and Joe Vogler. 153 Left to right: A. Lee Evans, Teresa Phillips, Sheree Beecher, Sharon Kramer, Teresa Smith, Anne Leed, Beverly Wallace, Pattie Goodrich, Vivian Barnette. Missing; Julie Cantwell. Seniors: Sheree Beecher and Sharon Kramer. 154 Juniors: Pattie Goodrich, Teresa Phillips, Teresa Smith, Beverly Wallace, Vivian Barnette, Lee Evans, Anne Leed. Say Cheeze!!! 155 junior C (a 33 Junior Prom Committee — Front Row, Left to Right: Becky Dorn, Cecelia Coleman, David Balsor, Dwayne Wadley, Johnny Chappell, Beth Woods, Sharon Lassiter. Back Row: Peggy Harrup, Debbi Murray, Lee Evans, Teresa Phillips, Gwen Lawrence, Marlene Quidley, Vickie Miller, Teresa Stuart. Junior Student Forum — Front Row, Left to Right: Peggy Harrup, Marlene Quidley, Dwayne Wadley, David Balsor, Johnny Chappell. Back Row: Beth Woods, Cindy Jackson Gwen Lawrence, Teresa Stuart. Junior Class Sponsor — Miss Jeannie Redd unior ' Uariity C lieerfeadt eri II mf t 8 A glfete It!, A - r ; A ‘W t Bottom Row, Left to Right: Stasia Krzywda, Sara Swearingen, Debbie Hammond. Second Row: Lex Pittman, Lise Pittman. Third Row: Norma Luke, Becky Bradley, Becky Pardo, Tamie Wall, Susie Smith. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders always remain a big asset to the spirit at Cradock High. The entire sports program could not function properly without their cooperation and enthusiasm. Chris Taylor and the Pittman twins take time out for a smile and a picture. C raJocL (Contest CONNIE BIAS SHEREE BEECHER NANCY BARKLEY JULIE CANTWELL 158 DEBBIE TAYLOR THERESA SMITH BEVERLY WALLACE RACHEL COOPER CECELIA COLEMAN 159 ANNE LEED ELIZABETH SMITH DEBBIE PRADO GAIL WILSON 5 o p k SUSAN SMITH JOYCE MURPHY CANDY COUNTS ALEXIA PITTMAN DAISY WALLACE ALISE PITTMAN RITA STRICKLAND Front Row: Left to right: Glenwood Bowser, James Watson, Georgie Winslow, Pat Bathe, Leanne Boetger, Sharon Cox, David Ditter, Lee Evans, Pattie Goodrich, Barbara Irby. Second Row, Left to right: Max Justice, Teresa King, Anne Leed, Chris Martin, Emma McMillon, Dietrice McNeil, Terry Pool, Veda Pope, David Stokes, Beverly Wallace. Mrs. Wallace beams at Beverly ' s accomplishment. 162 The newly inducted members take part in a celebration in their behalf. Jahes 20 Yjew l Vjemberi The National Honor Society accepted twenty new members by having an assembly for tapping in which the entire student body attended. These students were accepted on the basis of high scholastic achievement, character, leadership, and service to the school and community. Mr. Alan Ecstein, Assistant Superintendent of Personnel, for Portsmouth City Schools, addresses the National Honor Society Assembly. Glenwood takes time out for a grin. 163 (Christmas at n C hristmaA oorA 164 Parties C raJocL behoof ri oruS a P4 ormance 165 uAiness ep a rtment SBv — jSj I w nf Pam Rooks, Georgie Winslow, Susan T urner, Nina Winemiller, Mrs. Self, and Pam Mosteller await the cutting of the ribbon opening the new office. Pam Mosteller welcomes visitors and honored guests. Pam Rooks, and Mrs. Self, co-ordinator of Model Office, hold ribbon while Mr. Gray cuts. o r „„ nut offu. The Business Department opened it’s Model Office this year with such distinguished guests as Mayor Barnes and Mrs. Betty Ricks in attendance. The Model Office gave Cradock High School business students the opportunity to receive first hand experience in office procedure. Mrs. Betty R. Ricks, Supervisor of Business Education; Mr. Robert Wise, Supt. of Personnel, and Mr. Jack Barnes, Mayor of Portsmouth, listen as Pam Rooks welcomes visitors to Model Office Opening. Faculty takes advantage of refreshments offered in recognition of the special event. 167 A Good Luck Wish! S.O.S. - Sadi Office Servicei Mrs. Self explains opening day procedures. Secretaries Await Buisness Mr. Gray and Mayor Jack Barnes enjoy refreshments as the faculiy tours office. Op ens for Bo sines A Mrs. Pannell wonders how she might be able to make some extra money. Students enjoy refreshments and see who they can get to do their term papers free. 169 170 enior Senior Class Poem by Dean Alley The four years we have spent at Cradock Has given us a firm foundation. We have put away our books and papers With a feeling of enraptured elation. Now we move on to meet the future, Knowing we can pass the test. Cradock has given us the tools we need; We are as good as the best. We will miss our Alma Mater, And the things we hold so dear. Every time we had a problem, Help was always near. We have walked these halls so many times, As other classes have done. As we prepare to leave this place, We feel our cause was won. The hallways soon will be silent; Our voices will fade away. Even though we leave forever, Our thoughts will always stay. 4 Jaiedictorian : a a toria n : QLn n Smith 171 But yjotliinfy £ an 172 Saced Cdan dSe ( lianc ed, ang.e d Until St Ss Saced y y 173 174 ELe White lieven Jdonor graduates K , si™ s • ft V, ; | m :� ft $ m P $(ue (tarnation 175 Senior Alley. Ronald Dean Carlos Who ' s Who Among American High School. National So- ciety of Student Leaders Spanish Award in 1973, 2nd place in Log poetry contest Twice, Student Announcer 2 yr., Student Forum 3 yr.. Concert Marching Band 4 yr., Managing Editor of the Shipmate , National Honor So- ciety 2 yr., Treasure 1 yr., Science Math Club 4 yr.. Vice Prest. 1 yr., Spanish Club 3 yr., Chaplain 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr.. Workshop Band 3 yr., Interclub Council 2 yr., Honor Roll 4 yr. Allman, Randy Lynn Casper” Bible Club 3 yr.. Chaplain 1 yr., All City Chorus 2 yrs., All-Regional Chorus 2 yrs.. Traffic Committee, 1 yr., Student Forum 1 yr., Student Announcer 3 yrs.. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs., Madrigal Singers 2 yrs., Minor Role- Dates Mates Alston, Diane French Club. FTA. at Norcom, DECA Baker, Jenson Lionel Gelbert Lite Football 2 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs., Most Valuable Player (FB). Southeastern District Leading Passer, Perfect At- tendance 4 yrs., J.V. Baseball 1 yr. Barkley, Nancy Gail Admiralettes 1 yr., DECA-Secretary 1 yr., Student Forum 2 yrs., Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus 2 yrs., Flag Carrier 1 yr. Barnes, Cynthia Michelle Aunt Chelle Admiralettes, FBLA Bellamy, Debra E. Short Stuff At Norcom-Modern Dance Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., 2 Out- standing Performance Awards for DancingAmon Brinson, Keith Dvanne Spirit Club 4 yrs., -Sargeant of Arms Letter Baseball 3 yrs.. Football 2 yr., Basketball 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 4 yrs., Student Form 3 yrs.. Homecoming 2 yrs., Jr. Sen. Prom 1 yr., Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2 yrs., -Head of Decora- tions. Most Popular Brown, Jo Ann Bible Club Blount, Marvin DECA. Perfect Attendence Certificate Bolen, Christopher P. Science Math Club Treasurer 1 yr.. reporter 1 yr.. At- tendance 2 yrs.. Honor Roll, Band 4 yrs., J.V. Football 1 yr.. Varsity 1 yr., Guidance runner, Stage Band 2 yrs. Bowser, Glenwood Leigh Drama Club, Spanish Club 2 yr., Vice-President 1 yr., FTA, National Honor Society, National Society of Out- standing High School Student, Who ' s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students and ESAA Boyettee. Robin Coe, FBLA Boykins, Deborah Admiralettes, Honor Roll, AP list at Norcom, Flag Squad 2 yrs.. Captain 1 yr., Student Forum. Executive Board. Brauda, Curtis Curt Chess. Debate, Science Math Burns, Barry Dino Butler, Carroll M. Student Government 1 yr., Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Burkholder, Cindy Awarded Cutest, Admirallettes 3 yrs., Fres. Soph, prom Committee 1 yr., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Miss Cradock Contest 1 yr.. Usherette Bynum, Sharon Tweetie Bird Flag Carrier, ‘ Shipmate”, Modern Dance Cabezuela, AsandraJ. DECA, Motivation program award 2 yrs. Canady, Teresa Darlene DECA 3 yrs., Nurse Asst. 1 yr., DE treasury 1 yr. Student Forum 1 yr. Carter, David Sua Mac Bee J.V. Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Basketball 1 yr. Cantwell, Julia Marie Julie Kappa 1 yr., Admirallet 3 yr., Pres., Spirit Club 3 yr., Na- tional Honor Society 2 yrs.. Pres., Fres-Soph Prom Com. 2 yrs., Co-Chairman, S.C.A. 4 yrs., Vice Pres., Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 2 yrs., Optomist Club Award, Outstanding Teenagers Of Tidewater, Chairman of Inter- Club Council and Student Forum, Miss Cradock Contest 3 yrs., Treasurer-Freshman Class, President-Sophomore Class, J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleader 2 yr., Co-Captain Chinn, Gerlad Allan Jerry Monogram Club, Art Club, J.V. Football 1 yr., Varsity Football 3 yrs., 3 Letter, J.V. Basketball 2 yrs., J.V. Base- ball 1 yr., Varsity Baseball 3 yrs., 3 Letters, Varsity Wres- tling 1 yr., Student Forum 2 yrs, Senior Class Repre- sentative To S.C.A., Traffic Com. 3 yrs., Head 1 yr.. Fire Drill Com. 1 yr.. Fresh. -Soph. Com. 2 yrs., Jr-Sr. Prom 1 yr., Children ' s Christmas Party Rep. 1 yr., Program Desigins (Miss Cradock) Cooper, Sandre Giggles Future Homemaker of America 1 yr., Pep Team 1 yr.. Homeroom Representative 1 yr. at Norcom, Spanish Club 1 yr., DECA 1 yr. at Cradock, Black Emotions Omege Psi Phi 3 yrs.. President 2 yrs., At Norcom, Sen- sational Ethics Social and Saving Club 1 yr. Cross, Doni D. Bibby Executive (Phi Beta Fappe), Band, Basketball Student Form Alternate Crutchfield, Monte (Boo Boo) Executive (Phi Beta Fappa) Escort for Miss Junior Homecoming 1973 Crump, Lyn Yvette “Red Best Dressed, Band 3 yrs.. Miss Cradock runner-up sophomore yr. Collins, Alphonsa Mellow Rat DECA Cox, Donald J. Donnie. Archibald Spirit Club 3 yrs.. Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Fresh- Soph. Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 2 yrs., Varsity Baseball 2 yrs. Dale, Debra Debbie French Club Davis, Ruth Louise Kappa, Band 2 yrs.. Log Staff 1 yr., DECA 1 yr. Dennis, Larry Football Dorn, Terrell G. “Terry Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr., JR. -SR. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs.. Spirit Club 1 yr.. Student Forum 1 yr., Senior Executive Comm. Interclub Council 1 176 s ctiviti ei yr., Dramatics Club 1 yr., Letter in Tennis 2, Letter in Cross-Country Tennis Team 3 yr., Cross Country Team 1 yr., Able and Ambitious Program 1 yr., Virginia Gover- nor ' s School For the Gifted, Portsmouth ESAA Comm. Guidance office Assistant 2 yrs., Virginia State College Workshop 1 yr. Dowell, Michael W. Dole” Varsity Football 3 yrs., J.V. 1 yr., Wrestling 1 yr. Homeroom Rep. 2 yrs. Edmond, Patricia Diane “Pat ' 1 FBLA Edwards, Charles Raymond “chilly” Admiralettes Sweetheart, Traffic-Comm. 2 yrs., Fresh- Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., JV Baseball 1 yr. Varsity Base- ball 2 yrs., J.V. Football 1 yr., Varsity Football 3 yrs., SIGMA PSI BETA 2 yrs. Edwards, Pansy Bible Club Flanagan, Beverly Joyce “Crack” Kappa 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., COE 1 yr., DECA 1 yr., The Ad- miral 2 yrs., Editor 1 yr., Two State Conferences, Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Student Forum 2 yrs, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm 1 yr., Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr. Class Secretary, Sr. Class Secretary, Guidance Office Assistant, Sr. Class Gift Comm. Ford, Linda Joyce “Linda” Jr. Class Treasurer, Homecoming Comm 3 yr., Homecoming Chairman 1 yr., Admiralettes 4 yrs., Vice- Pres. 1 yr., Spirit Club 3 yrs., Treasurer 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., SCA 3 yrs., Corresponding Secretary 1 yr., Student Forum 1 yr., Drill Team 2 yrs., SCA Member of the Year, National Honor Society 2 yrs., Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Outstanding Teenagers of America, National Society of Student Leaders, Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Chairman of Miss Cradock Contest, Fire Drill Comm. 1 yr. French, Rhonda Frances Drama 1 yr., Kappa 1 yr., Drill Team 1 yr, Admiralettes 2 yrs. VICA 1 yr., Fresh-Soph. Comm 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Children’s party 1 yr., Nurses Assit. 1 yr. Gaine, Debbie M. “Dee” Admiralettes, 2 yrs. DEAC 1 yr. Graner, Craig Garris, Robert E. “Bob” Spanish Club 1 yr., President Science Math 2 yrs.. Edi- tor, The Shipmate 1 yr., Cradock s reporter to WNOR 1 yr., Debate Team Member 1 yr., “Quill Scroll” Award, Treasurer Sr. Class, Layout Supervisor, Typist, the Shipmate” Garza, Robert Dwayne Bobby Gee “Zenel MGM 1 yr., Fres.-Soph. prom Comm. 2 yrs., Homecoming Escort 1 yr., Art Club 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Spanish Club 3 yrs., Student Forum 1 yr., VICA 1 yr., Spanish Club President 1 yr., VICA Parliamentarian 1 yr., J.V. Basketball 2 yrs. Gavin, Douglas Baseball 2 yrs., Varsity 1 yr. Gifford, Kenneth VICA 2 yrs., Band 3 yrs. Grimsley, Richard “Truck” 2nd South Eastern District Wrestling Champion, 3rd place Regional Wrestling Champion, Band 3 yrs., Foot- ball Letterman 2 yrs., Track 1 yr., Wrestling Letterman 3 yrs., Workshop Band 1 yr., Traffic Committee 3 yrs., fire Drill Committee 3 yrs. Hacker, Daniel Z. “Flying Zane Harris, Angela E. “Cookie” Science Club, Spanish Club FBLA 2 yrs., Historian and reporter, Perfect Attendance, 1st place in Science Fair Hart, Dorothy Yvonne DECA 3 yrs., president 1 yr., SCE 2 yrs., (Norcom) Orchestra, president 1 yr., pep team 1 yr., Honor Roll Award 1 yr., SCA Award 1 yr., Parliamentary Procedure Award 3rd place, Sales Demonstration Award 2nd place, Senioritories Delta Phi Beta 2 yrs., Homeroom Repre- sentative to Exec. Board. Henderson, Teresa J. “Terry” Admiralettes, Science and Math Club Heptinstall, Jacqulyn Marie “Jackie Spanish Club 2 yrs., Vice Pres. 1 yr., Fresh-Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Kappa 3 yrs., Bible Club 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus 1 yr., Girls Glee 1 yr., Musical “On With the Show” and “Dates and Mates” Herndon Jr., William P. “Snake” Baseball 2 yrs., (Norcom) J.V. Football 1 yr., (Norcom) Football 1 yr., Cradock Senior Basketball team, Pho- tographer for 73-74 Id ' s Holland, Richard Lee DECA 2yr. Harton, Renay Arnie” French Club, National Honor Society, Who ' s Who Among America High School, Scholostic Awards Hoskins, Jacqueline Denise “Jackie Dee” Norcom-Science Club President, SCA Representative, Spanish Club 2 yrs., Senior Class President, Prom Comm. 1 yr. Jacobs, Dan Sprirt Club, State Metal working and Machine Awards Wrestling Varsity 1 yr. Jenkins, Terry “Tee Jay Golf Team 3 yrs. Jones, Andrea “Jenny DECA 3 yrs. Jones Jr., Elmore “SLAB Jr. Drama Club Jones, Gayla Robin Kappa 1 yr., Spirt Club 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Human Rela- tions 1 yr., Fres.-Soph. Prom 2 yrs., Homeroom Represenative 1 yr. Jones, Reginald Jones, Victor “V.J.” FBLA, Orchestra Kenley, Andrew Stewart “Howard Boys Glee 1 yr., Mixed Chorus 2 yr., All City Chorus 2 yrs. Klugh, William R. “Ricky” VICA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr.. Tennis team 1 yr. Koonce, Stanley Joseph “Joey” Momagram Club, Letterman award 3 yrs., Firedrill Comm. Fresh. -Soph Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom 177 S en ion J- articipa te Comm. 1 yr, Varsity Wrestling 4 yrs. t Annual Staff 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 2 yrs., Student Forum 2 yrs., Senior Excutive Comm. 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Chairman of Transportion Kramer, Sharon Lee Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of Sophomore Class, S.C. A. Representative 4 yrs., Admiralettes 3 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., (Secretary of Spirit Club 1 yr., F.B.L.A. 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., J.V. Cheerleader Co-Captain 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs (Secretary of Cheerleaders 1 yr. (, Who ' s Who in American High School Students 3 yrs., Society of Student Leaders 3 yrs., Best Citizen of the Junior Class, Chairman of Children ' s Christmas Party, “Miss Cradock of 1973”, Se- nior Representative to Homecoming Court, Student Director of 1974 Miss Cradock Contest, Fire Drill Com- mittee 1 yr., Freshman and Sophomore Prom Committee 2 yrs., Jr-Sr Prom Comm. 1 yr. Kyle, Robert Christopher Spanish Club 1 yr., Bible Club 1 yr. Lamb, Michael “Mike All Regional Band 2 yrs., Lettered in Football, Track and Band, Band 4 yrs., Football 2 yrs., Track 2 yr. Larsen, Tommy “Tom Tom Spirt, Fresh. -Soph. Prom 2 yrs., Jr. -Sr. Prom 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 3 yrs., J.V. Golf 2 yrs., Varsity 2 yrs. Latham, Karen Marie Admirialettes 3 yrs., Spirt Club 3 yrs., Fresh. -Soph. Prom 2 yrs., Homecoming Comm. 3 yrs., Art Club 1 yr., SCA 1 yr. Long, Cheryl FBLA and Spirt Club, Annual Staff 1 yr. Macur, Michael Anthony Matthews, James Mark Spirit Club 1 yr., J.V. Wrestling 2 yrs., Homecoming Comm. 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 2 yrs. Mays, Robert Michael Band Mays, William B. Willie Spirit Club, Spanish Club McClellan, Donald Wayne J.V. Basketball 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 1 yr., Varsity Baseball 3 yrs. Mewborn, Margaret “Lady M Spirit Club, Debate Team, Orchestra 3 yrs. Mickley Jr., George Robert “Rob SCA 2 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr., Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., MGM 1 yr., Spirit Club 3 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., Marching band 4 yrs., Concert band 4 yrs., Who ' s Who Among American High School 1 yr., Fire drill 1 yr. Chairman 1 yr. Miller, Debra M. “Dee Dee Spirit Miller, Kelly Edman “Kelly Fresh. -Soph. Prom 2 yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., J.V. Basket- ball Team 2 yrs., Varsity 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 1 yr., Varsity 3 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 2 yrs., Traffic Comm 2 yrs., Fire Drill 2 yrs., Student Forum 1 yr., All Southeastern District Baseball Miller, Robin FBLA Mitchell, Clarence Thomas French Club, District ll-B Regional Band 4 yrs., first chair two yr., All Virginia Band, McDonald ' s all American High School Band, Outstanding Teenagers of America, Tidewater Youth Symphony 4 yrs., Norflk Chamber Orchestra Monk, Lubonie “Vonnie” Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Moore, Allen T. “Big Moe” Moore, Glynn Art Student of the Year, J.V. Basketball 2 yrs., Varsity 2 yrs. Mosteller, Pamela “Pam Kappa 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., J.V. Wrestling 2 yrs., Homecoming Comm. 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 2 yrs. Nelson, Nancy Pauline Bible Club, 2 yrs. Sec. 1 yr., Kappa 1 yr., Flag Squad 1 yr., Girls Glee Club 1 yr., Librarian 1 yr., Girls Ensemble 2 yrs., Mixed Chorus 1 yr., Sec. Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Mr. President 1 yr. On With The Show 1 yr., Dates and Mates 1 yr. Guidance Office assitance 1 yr., Gym office Assi- tance 1 yr., Band Room Assitance 1 yr. Nutt, John Thomas Spirt Club. Pearson, William “Rock, Maggie Spirt Club, All-Metro Guard, J.V. Football 2 yrs., Varsity Football 1 yr., J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 1 yr. Perdue, III Nathaniel “Styling Debate Team 1 yr. Perdue, William “Bill” Peters, Esther Annette Junior Senior Prom 1 yr. FBLA 1 yr., Band 1 yr. Phillips, Jerry E. D.E. 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 1 yr. Prater, Cathy Lynn FBLA 1 yr. Punym, Kenny “Hunter Reid, Phyllis FTA, 1 yr. Vice President 1 yr., French Club, Home Room Representative to SCA, announcer, “Shipmate” Staff Reporter 1 yr. Ricks, Wilson II “Deac Citizenship award, 2 Scholarship Awards, I.C. Norcom Riddick, Marven Cornell “Bubble Gum DECA 1 yr. Rollins, Ellen Michele “Shelley Rooks, Pamela Michele Flag Team, FBLA, National Honor Society, Who ' s Who In American High School Students, I.C. Norcom, Drill Team and SCA. Schultz, Vonney Raye Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 2 yrs., J.V. Football 1 yr., Varsity Baseball 1 yr. Sellers, Jr. Alben Jackson “Pluck MGM 2 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Monogram Club 4 yrs.. 178 in Y¥ja n y -Activities Sigma Psi Beta Fraternity 2 yrs., Secretary 2 yrs, “Admi- ral 1st place Southeastern District Tennis Tour. 2nd place Southeastern District Tour. Tennis Letter, Freshman Rep. to SCA, Main Office Assistant 2 yrs., Wit- tiest of Senior Class, Homecoming comm. 4 yrs., Co- chairman Decorations 2 yrs., Fr-Soph. Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Decoration Chairman 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom 1 vr.. Traffic Comm. 2 yrs. Fire Drill Comm. 2 yrs., J.V. Basket- ball 2 yrs. Captian 1 yr„ Varsity Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Tennis 4 yrs., Sr. Faculty Game. Smith, Paul Glenn, Smitty” SCA Representative 1 yr., SCA Treasure 2 yrs., SCA President 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Science and Math Club 1 yr., National Honor Society 2 yrs., Freshman- Sophomore Prom Comm 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm 1 yr., MGM 1 yr., Best Citizen Freshman Class, Kappa “Sweet- heart” 1 yr., Who ' s Who in American High Schools 2 yrs., Society of Outstanding American High School Students 2 yrs., National Society of Student Leaders 1 yr., Wres- tling Varsity 4 yrs., Football J.V. 2 yrs., Fire Drill Comm. 4 yrs., Traffic Comm. 3 yrs., Homecoming Comm. 4 yrs. Smith, Glorida Jean “Lady DECA 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., DECA Pin. Kappa 4 yrs., President 1 yr., Vice President 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., president 1 yr., Secretary 1 yr., Attended State Conference. Fresh-Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Mixed Chorus 1 yr., Was in musical Dates and Mates, C.O.E. 1 yr., Inter-Club Council 1 yr., All-City Chorus 1 yr. Tuttle, James W. Tut” Band 2 yrs., VICA 2 yrs. Vogler, Joseph M. “Joe Spanish Club 1 yr., Varsity Wrestling Team 3 yrs., Varsity Football 5 yrs., School announcer 1 yr., Traffic Com- mittee 1 yr. Ward, Connie Lewis National Honor Society, Debate Team, Deca, Vice Pres- ident, Member Senior Executive Board, Honor Roll, Scholastic Team, Society for Outstanding American High School Students, Award for Outstanding Teenagers of America, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Weems, William Locke Traffic Committee 2 yrs. Smith, Patience R.C. “Pat” Library Club 2 yrs. (Norcom) Spanish Club 1 yr. (Norcom) Senior Comm. 1 yr., Library Assitant 1 yr., Of- fice Assitant 1 yr., FBLA 2 yrs., Award for being in the Library Club at Norcom. Whitaker, Mary Ellen “Mary Kappa 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Secretary 1 yr., Annual Staff 1 yr., Organization editor 1 yr., Drama Club 1 yr., Worked on plays, “The Chalk Garden”, and “Rehearsal for Death.” Spiaggi, Frances Vica 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Fresh-Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr. Stephens, Hubert Glenn, “The Imperial Wizzard D.E. 1 yr., Football Manager 2 yrs. Shepherd, Velma A. Jean” Stokley, Barbara Bobbie” Spirit Club 1 yr. Strawderman, Donald Michael “Mike Representative S.C.A. 1 yr., Signa Psi Beta, Fire Drill Comm. 2 yrs., Fres-Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Wrestling 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 1 yr. Suggs, Paul DECCA 2 yrs. Smith, Tony “Joe Noon” 2 Basketball letters, JV Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Basket- ball 2 yrs., Glee Club 1 yr., Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Taylor, Debbie “Tunes D.E. 1 yr., I.C.T. 1 yr., Tennis Team 1 yr., Admirletts 1 yr. White, Lorna White, Sandra M. I.C. Norcom Marching Band 1 yr. Whitehurst, Ruth A. Kappa 3 yrs., Secretary 1 yr., VICA 2 yrs., Local Secre- tary 1 yr., Local Pres. 1 yr., State Reporter 1 yr., National Honor Society 2 yrs., Sec. 1 yr., Society of Outstanding American High School Students, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Student Forum Dele- gate 1 yr., Flag and Drill Team 1 yr., Mixed Chorus 2 yrs., All City Chorus 1 yr., Eastern Regional Chorus 2 yrs. Whiddon, Robert Lloyd “Fred Wilking, Janice Theresa FBLA 1 yr., Workshop Band 1 yr., All Regional Band 1 yr. Williams, Deborah Yvette Squeaky FBLA 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., Senior Class Secretary 1 yr. Williams, Joseph “The Bantam Roster Student Forum 1 yr. Tessenear, Tony La wrence Tony” MGM, 2 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr., Fresh. - Soph. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Student Forum, 1 yr., J.V. Basketball 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 1 yr., Varsity Baseball 2 yrs. Thrift, Stephen A. “Steve Band 2 yrs., Best Dressed. Willoughby, Diane Kappa 2 yrs, Scrapbook Chairman 1 yr., Drill Team 2 yrs, Captain 1 yr., DECA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Guidance Of- fice 2 yrs., Infirmary Assit. 1 yr., Alternate Student Form Delgate 1 yr., Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr. Winslow, Georgie E. “George Kappa 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., National Honor Society 1 yr. Tracy, William Rustic, “Rusty Spirit Club 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. 3 yrs., Sigma Psi Beta 2 yrs., Fresh. -Soph. Prom Comm. 2 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 1 yr., Traffic Comm. 1 yr., J.V. Baseball 1 yr., Varsity Baseball 1 yr., Fire Drill Comm. 3 yrs. Troxell, John R. Worrell, Peggy Ann “Bones DECA 2 yrs., Bible Club 1 yr., Homecoming Comm. Banquet Comm. 1 yr., Freshman-Sophomore Prom Comm. 1 yr., DECA Dummy 1 yr. Wright, Valerie A. Art Club 1 yr. Turner, Susan Annette “SAT Williams, Faith FBLA 2 yrs. 179 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1974 JUNIOR CLASS 180 ROGERS CLOTHES Town and Country Shopping Center 3926 George Washington Highway Portsmouth, Virginia 23702 MADEMOESLLE II Town and Country Shopping Center 3922 George Washington Highway Portsmouth, Virginia 23702 HOPEWELL FLORIST 3816 Deep Creek Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 23702 Phone 397-4391 KING OPTICAL COMPANY 181 LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT STORE 221 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone: 399-7581 SEVEN-ELEVEN 3500 Deep Creek Blvd. Jim Jenkins: Manager NELSON SMITH HEATING AIR CONDITIONING BECKER REALITY 182 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER FOUR CLASS Of 74 183 To The Graduating Class of 1974: We hope that through the coming years you will have the strength, courage, and knowledge to face the challenges that life has to offer. 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