Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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'The dore NANCY CA PITOLA ll.-XKER Hc'1llH'IIl.Y .vtrihv tht' sight, but merit ruins Ihr .vonl. ' NANCv This young lady is almost too quiet for one of her age. She rarely speaks except when spoken to, hut she is far from heing luoring, because she always wears such a sweet smile. Nancy is one of those very rare Seniors who has never heen known to have let Cupid's arrow touch her. lloys seein to he heneath her notice. CHARLES HENRY ll.-Xl.lfUUR, -114. S. V.. Corresponding Secretary S. V.. 1917: Vice-President S. V., 1918: Assistant Sporting Editor Iiliffllllillll, 19185 Sergeant- at-Arms .-X. .-X., 1916-17: Secretary xl. .X.. 1917-183 Manager llasket-llall Team, Cap- tain Ilasket-llall Team, 19185 M. D, C.. Junior Class Play, Senior Mid-Year Play. Minstrel Show, 19173 M. T. S.. 1915-10- 17: Cheer Leader. Franz the frown of his hmd to the ,rule of his fvvl, llc is all mirth. C, ll. -uflIAliI.IEu In Charlie we have one of the most energetic hoys in our class. He has played on our hasket-hall team for two years. and has heen instrumental in making victory possihle quite often, C. li. is the hest antidote for hlues that we have in the class. lle is a hoy who possesses many possihilities. and a real career awaits him. 24 1

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,... , my, ,..,. I. . at ,,,. 55 V ,, .. Q 32,1 W ,.,,. .-,- ' C , MANY -IOSlEl'lllNli .XYlllil.OT'l'li lfreneh Soeiety. .-lx fwrr ax u frurl, .-Incl' as gurl. fn'rfvrt,' tl lmlvlr' und iulmrelzi jour josephine is :1 friend to he desired, he- eause she is always her own sweet self. It is certainly a privilege to he with this dimpling and curly-haired little maid. XVe will all remember her after our class has been scattered far and wide. L'l l.XRl.UTTE ME.-KDE ILXIRIJ G. H. C., G. E. S., French Society, Senior Mid-Year Play. lf is u mulely fl1Sfll0ll In Irv glad. Ultll.-KRIJJTTEU Here is a sweet little girl with golden locks and the merriest of eyes. Charlotte's only fault is that she talks rather rapidly. She is one of the hrightest pupils in our elass, and one of the happiest. XVe hope she shall always he as happy.

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, .... f ,. ' -' ' ' - ' -'-- V 4 ufw::.:.f-- T ', inte: l t We,-ee it XYINIFREIJ RlilllLL't'.-X BANKS OLLIE Ul.lYl.vX ILXIQCO Tile only way in ln:-rv 41 frivnd ix In bu Maeceneans, Maeceueans Representative nm-, tn Litlftlftllllllllll-I. NXYINIF EIN , . R i l,fF!1XIH'l' f7H.Y.'l'-Ulf.I' ynullljul years, Wiuifreil came tu us as hright a girl :ls H f' -l 'd-l' If lf 'fl 'f -'- could he found anywhere-she leaves us. nj ,, still hrighter. She is replete with guml llilh nature aiul always ready tur a truhc, hut I, I t just get mlm. Math Umm her way and ln U he nt time .i line Exaninle of Stead- Wumrcd ,S hard at wurk Snlvmg Slum. fastnnbb anrl mimgrity. .he is espeeially tlinilvult l,,.,,l,h.m. Sho has made mam. sincere tn a certain pcrsnn we know who friends. and nur assneiatiun with her has has guna tl' hfflll fflffl1.fl1f.lXfl1SFf- Sh? 'S hcm WU, deliglltfulh just such a girl as tu inspire high aspira- ' tions tu her friends. Ollie is an uleal url. . . . F nith wuunng ways and a generous heart. Tn knuw her is tu lure her. 25