Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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'QR' , Q ,Y 2:3 QQ V - f 'L 1 Q 4,, 4 K' LUIS- THE CO ORE 1934 To Roberta Day l'lodgl4in HOSE sympathetic encouragement and wise leadership made possible our successful achievements, we, the Class ol 1934, gratefully dedicate tlwis twenty-sixtlw volume ol our Annual. 1 Y , , ,,w,,M M 9 -ir ,, a f, ff:-fi-1 .....,.,,...,..,....,.............,..,....,....r.m fi- .4-r Ak m THE CO GRE W ROBERTA DAY HQDGKIN , Q4-Q? 'ii' 1-xo, 1. Sponsor Senior Class 'I U :fy .A -. , W TFf..W.W-Tv ., . wan' THE 1934 ORE , KW-J' Alt: R! iwwlwf? LJ ' mf J W WMW ' 1 ruff LQ' THE COMMODORE ---Editorial Sta H First Row ffo-Editors: Dorothy Morrisette, Marjorie Gay, William McMillan Second Rowffditor-in-Chief: Millard Warrick, Jr.f Art Editor: James Jones Third Row ffisst. Art Editor: Anna Roper, Junior Co-Editors: Margaret Wood, Carl Davis V .,. 'q'n' .H ...N ,.......,,..,....s...........,....,....i,1..,,.,,.,4.'ifsxe'fs .mfwefix Ag m THE CO ORE 1934 - E. 22' THE COMMODORE -Busi ness Staff First Row sTypists: Annie Deans, Ruby Johnson, Elsie Bryant Second Row-Business Mgr.: Jack Branch, Asst, Business Mgr.: Louis Guy Third Row ifisst. Business Mgr.: Caroline Waller, Jr. Asst. Business Mgrs.: Jack Sykes, Margaret Anderson ,,.... xy Iv ,Ti 5- .. . 1'-riff . ,.-..........H.'2.H THE CO ORE 1934 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES-'June 1934 101 Albin Swaneyf 103 James Powell, 105 Virginia Dozieri 106a Geraldine Leiclerman 1065 Elizabeth Keller, 107 Donald Grillini 109 William Oberndorferf 110 Peggy Ellingsvvorth 111 Phillip Battaglia,11Q Kathleen Peelc,113 William Olclf 115 Thomas Reedf 116 Elsie Bryant 'Ci' nh ' 52,.,.,..x..vm-fn..-a.H...-1..a'.s......-.,.,.a.-mu H- - THF CO DORE 1934 Tl-IEfvlE ll ill S the theme oi The Commodore, of 7934, the stall has selected PQWER. By POWER we mean the ascendancy of lcnovvledge and integrity, the potency olorganization and of the masses, the energy ol machinery, the ever dominating influence ol science and invention. Thus, our endeavors have been to portray by illustrations these various forms of the illimitable phases of PQWEP. .Ps '2 L , uf' ik., VV ff' nw., Mi M....,,,...u-an-+--W , cl- , x Q fe' Q MAF A 1- L. xx 5' 7.wg,3.,. -QQ . ge , iff ' K ' .-'Lf K S 7 tw V? m. L' .L , . i, . ' -I ' K . Q. 57 v. ' , f ,,j,, , -- , . Hes, . VS:- .'fZ.. f ,pm -f ,... ,U 1'g1iiqQ: : L .sa gg y A . V , ...N , .1 k.3h,g ,, i n Y ,w g 3,5 K 1 lm ,'g5jf59,Qf:.:53f: ig .if k 13, .gyfg 'Jil A ,7 ,...- Q 1 i AL-L gqqkfm V, Sm IKE S: fi my if: A Ms vw Q 5 fffwffff N M., K m. O 5 N I lt ' . E Q L if li s ' .S s S Q' i z Y g H ' . S B , A 3 4 v- x 1 I I M , .. M' ' Is1,f- -. Q ' 1 - 1 I, f. fL!'W'--L NC l If - v N 1 ,F ., J - -A fi X K ' . A r . x 5 1 2, ., Q- L i S1 2. - .. 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CNote: This poem won First honors in The Commodore poetry contestj -.,1Z..,..t-....,N...,...., '1' kr ' 1 am....,.,...,,..,.......-a.........,,,,.,..,.W,.....,, Hmawziietwgur i 4 ..q'l, x U ' 1 g -UI . :r:.'. . vp - ,,-. .r - - ..a::, :of,.s. I 1 - s. .A no THE CG DORE 1934 ARTHUR BRANTLY BRISTOW Principal A ' A 4- f if uh ,., ..., , f 4179 THE CO ORE 1934 -x LEMUEL FRANCIS GAMES Assistant Principal -- - . f'.f:s23f'.: f-'.,.,1,e -. - -, ,nf - . . , .. , f, my ,C f.. ... ...- ... ..,vm...........v1,.mun..-mn.mK-S-.MI.-.v-na mf' . M - t V'-I-Www, ,,.... - W 'SQQGV ry4g'5WA mg5gLl-1s- 4 18 I9 THE Qllicers ol . 1. CO ORE 1934 lnstruction and Administration ia - Y g i-t v s s ANNE RUTH RIDDICK VIRGIE A. LEGGETT ARTHUR BRANTLY BRISTOW B. A., M. A., Ed. M. Richmond College University of Virginia Harvard University Principal ANNE RUTH RIDDICK, B. A., M. Hollins College Columbia University Girls' Advisor Modern Languages 'P--' . ., ..,. . , Q 4' '.: LEMUEL FRANCIS GAMES X B. S., M. A. College of William and Mary Harvard University Assistant Principal VIRGIE A. LEGGETT, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Columbia University College of William and Mary, Norfolk Division Student Counselor Mathematics E 5 V A V E A Ai..f:,m2?HK.. Q-n ,. 4199 bfi V.. r ,- 'iw 1 V fa' THE CO ORE 1934 The Department of English VIRGINIA OLD Norfolk College for Young Ladies University of Virginia Columbia University JULIA GRAHAM AUNSPAUGH, B. S. Columbia University Mary Baldwin Seminary Radclitle College University of Virginia Chicago University ELIZABETH R. BOGGS, B. A. Farmville State Teachers College College of William and Mary VIRGINIA CARTER GRAVES, B. S. George Peabody College Farmville State Teachers College Harrisonburg State Teachers College New York University University of Virginia ALICE W. HARDY, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Johns Hopkins University Cornell University VIRGINIA HOWARD JOHNSON Farmville State Teachers College University of Virginia Columbia University University of Wisconsin Columbia University EDWIN L. LAMBERTH, B. A. LUCY NOTTINGHAM BRICKI-IOUSE College of William and Mary Norfolk College for Young Ladies University of Virginia Columbia University ELIZABETH S. MARTIN, B. A. College of William and Mary RUTH VIRGINIA COX, B. A., M, A. Westhdmpton COIIQSZ ELIZABETH KELLY PECK University of Virginia Vanderbilt University University of London University of Virginia RICHARD R. FLETCHER, B. S. University of Chattanooga pennsylvania State College MARY CORNELIA STAHR, Ph. B. Dickinson College BENJAMIN T. TATEM, B. A., M. A. Randolph-Macon College Harvard University BETTIE M. GOODWYN, Ph. B. Chatham Episcopal Institute University of Virginia Columbia University HELEN WALKER, B. S., M. A. Harrisonburg State Teachers College SUZANNE B. GRAI'-IAM, B. A. College of William and Mary Randolph-Macon Woman's College YQ? aw Nc? ,,,,s,,,m,,.,,3..1- .,...,.A. f '.., v M4 T im... f.v1,.,.'........t1Me..a.,.i....-,,,...f.,.w Pm..-.-not '. ' i P., 7 :W-.....,.,.., --... mmmwmk Q 90 P THE The Department of History HENRY S. RORER, B. S. University of Virginia University of Mexico HILDEGRADE BARTON, B. A. Harrisonburg State Teachers College College of William and Mary Columbia University University of Virginia GRACE B. CHAMBERS, B. S. Farmville State Teachers College University of Virginia College of William and Mary HELEN DAVIDSON, B. S. Farmville State Teachers College Columbia University DOROTHY GILCHRIST, B. A. Hollins College M. FRANCES HARRELL, B. S. Fredericksburg State Teachers College University of Virginia College of William and Mary MARY D. JOHNSON, B. A. Woman's College, University of North Carolina Columbia University New York University MARY L. JOHNSON, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College WILLIAM A. MANSON, B. A. Randolph-Macon College MARGARET B. MARKLEY, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Harvard University University of North Carolina HENRY C. NOLLEY, B. A., LL. B. Randolph-Macon College National University M. ETHEL VAIDEN, B. A. College of William and Mary University of Virginia Columbia University JOHN F. WARD, B. A. College of William and Mary University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Divinity School Oxford University CATHERINE WILLIAMS, B. A., M. A. Sweet Briar College Columbia University it i934 . u ff l X' J . .1 --sw The Department of Mathematics LEMUEL F. GAMES, B. S., M. A. College of William and Mary Harvard University ELIZABETH DAVIS, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College University of California Columbia University Oxford University CHAMPE CARTER DOUTHAT, B. S. Radford State Teachers College Columbia University University of Virginia Harvard University LYNETTE HAMLET, B. A., M. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College College of William and Mary MARY S. MOORE, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College MARGARET RAWLS, B. A. Woman's College of Alabama Columbia University Oxford University VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Leache-Wood Seminary Columbia University CATHERINE RIDDLE, B. S. Farmville State Teachers College LUCY MANSON SIMPSON Farmville State Teachers College University of Virginia College of William and Mary ANNIE PATRICK WELCH, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College University of Virginia University of Michi an College of William and, Mary Syracuse University CECILE A. PERRY, B. A. Hollins College ..... .e-'H 'T' mm..........,........,...,.........,...a....,,,...W..asia'-ef.sv,.isfw-sg,V ' ..-, 6915 THE The Department of Science ELIZABETH GILLESPIE Wellesley College University of Geneva, Switzerland Harvard University University of Chicago University of Pennsylvania KATE EMELINE GILLETTE, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College University of Virginia University of California FRANCES C. HARDY, B. A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Columbia University ANNA HUDSON, B. S. College of William and Mary CD ORE 1934 SHIRLEY F. GRANBERY Marshall College, West Virginia University of Virginia L. PEARL TUCK, Ph. B. Elon College Columbia University Harvard University University of Virginia B. MARGARET WILSON, B. A. Randolph4Macon Woman's College O The Department of Modern Languages CHERRY NOTTINGHAM, Ph. B., M. A. Ofticier d'Academie Universite de Grenoble, France EDGAR JACKSON, B. A., M. A., Lt. B. Univefiiw of Msdfid University of Chicago RdI'Id0lDl'I-MGCOVI College Sorbonne University, Paris Washington and Lee University BERNICE BRADSHAW, B. A. LORAIN S' MILLER Randolph-Macon Woman's College Matthew Fontaine Maury High School ULIIIIYCVSWE dj IBGVIFY niversi e e aris NELXIQVPHJPPS, B.CA.n M. A. 'ONE FAU'-EY est ampton o e e . Columbia Universitgy LECQIZ de France L.,lf1E5Z?SItg 3 Barcelona o ' 't FAY SAVAGE, B. S. StUbo:nerUn?rigi'q1?,yParis G Sb C H niversity o a i orlnia Cgwnbigrflniyerjgs University of Madrid ELLEN SHENKI B. A. ANNE RUTH RIDDICK, B. A., M. A. H ii can HOIIIUSCOIIZSQ coifmili univiiiiy ligfjgpsiij gnyifgga VIRGINIA TUPPIN, B. S. MIRIAM S. SILBERGER, B. A. Harrisonburg State Teachers College Qoilege of William and Mary DOROTHY WALKER, B. S. MARY WOODARD, B. A., M. A. University of Richmond Randolph-Macon Woman's College Cornell University Columbia University O O The Department of Latin The Commercial Department ANNE MWLER SWF' B' A- GEORGE ALLEN HAWKINS, B. A., M. A Goucher College West Virginia University Columbia University Ohio State University College of William and Mary Mountain State Business College , 5 x 'iz ..... ....-U f 'ffl -'- t - 4225 THE STANLEY F. ALLEN, M. A. Columbia University JENNIE J. DAUGHTREY, B. A. Chowan College College of William and Mary Columbia University Harrisonburg State Teachers College University of Virginia HETTIE RUTH GIBBS College of William and Mary University of Virginia ROBERTA DAY HOGKIN, B. S. Farmville State Teachers College Clark University PATRICK A. KELLEY, M. E. Bloomsburg State Normal School PAUL H. O'HARA College ol William and Mary Ferris Institute Zanerian Art College Fredericksburg State Teachers College FRANCES ROSENBLATT Fredericksburg State Teachers College George Washington University New York University NELLIE L. SAUNDERS, B. A, Westhampton College University of Virginia JOSEPHINE SAVILLE, B. S. Farmville State Teachers College University of Vir inia Fredericksburg State Teachers College University of California OTTO W. TH OMAS Bridgewater College College of William and Mary University of Virginia DOROTHY E. WILKINSON, B. S. Fredericksburg State Teachers College New York University 4 ii CG ORE 1934 1 .!E!': The Department of Manual Training JAMES W. PHILLIPS, B. A, Edinboro State Normal Oberlin College Carnegie lnstitute of Technology HERMAN L. BERRY Virginia Polytechnic lnstitute C. J. Cl-IRISTENSEN Oshkosh State Teachers College ROBERT H. McKAY Bul-lalo State Normal Pratt lnstitute Mechanics Institute WILLIAM THEODORE MYRICK, B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute JOHN H. REAMS Virginia Polytechnic Institute PAUL DAVISSON I-IAI-IN Indiana State Teachers College The Department of flrt CLARICE M. Tl-IOMAS, B. S. Alfred University, Alfred, N. Y. The Wendell Phillips Austin School of Commercial Art New York State School of Clay-Working and Ceramics SARA CROSS JOYNER, B. A., M. A. Lake Forest University College of William and Mary Columbia Universtiy O The Department of Home Economics MAYREA NOYES, B. A. University of Kansas Columbia University Simmons College ETI-IEL WILLEY, B. A. Farmville State Teachers College --r Qi - X. - . ,,, -I . . ,.,.....n,.,............................,........M -'Im I ik 'V 'wwf .M T Z' 4935 THE The Department of Physical Education RAYMOND S. CASEY, B. P. E. Springfield College, Massachusetts MARGARET GRIGG MOORE, B. S. Central School ol Physical Education, New Yorlc Sargent School of Physical Education New Yorlc University The Department of Music SENA B. WOOD Martha Washington College Peabody Conservatory Columbia University College of William and Mary CO ORE 1934 Office Staff PAULINE TEBAULT Secretary FRANCES HOGGARD Secretary MARY PORTLOCK SOUTH GATE Secretary KATNERINE C. WELLS Nurse REBECCA McALPlNE Librarian DESSIE DOWNS Lunchroom Manager EDWARD V. MCGEHEE Custodian V 61945 4 SENIQDS X THE CO ORE 1934 HONOR ROLL 1934 -W ,,,., ---- M... .. -1171 NUS' ,...,...........,,.mm,,.,.,-,... A4g5sumQ,M-gMf2n..-..,., , 4965 THE CO ORE 1934 . 1 fjrffaxllf ML I HONOR ROLL 1934 4279 THE C0 015 1934 Honor Roll 1934 JUNE GRADUATES Millard Eilmore Warrick, Jr .rV,r 96.17 Lena Rosa Knecht rrrr. .rrr..r,,rr,,,r.rrr 9 2.26 William Philip Oberndorler. .. .. 95.78 Elizabeth Broughton Bowden ...... 92.22 Rerry Lee Jones .... . . . 595.48 Lorraine Kahn Cone yearD ........... ...92.11 Harold Miles Maxwell .. .... ...95.10 Elorence Henrietta Harrell ......... 91.95 Dorothy Ann Herron.. ...... . ..... 94.68 Margaret Elizabeth Brethauer ..... ..91.90 Flora Eern Fitzgerald ....... . . 94.60 Jack Clitlord Kanter ..... ....... .... . 9 1.86 Ralph Dunbar Eberly .... . 94.08 Eva Laibstain .............. . ...91.64 James Sidney Kitterman . .... 93.85 Thomas Harris Jones .............. ..... 9 1.55 Artemis Vasilion .. .... ...... . 93.80 Margaret Haley Carpenter ....... 6.91.48 Edith Hamilton Hart ..... .. ....... 93.78 Oliver Newton Way ............ 91.45 Celia Wainger.. ......... ................... 9 3.78 Doris Neal Matter ........ .. ....... 91.26 lsabel Naiman .................... ....... 93.55 Ruth Coplon ..... ..... . . .... ..... . 91.25 Raymond Joseph -labakin ............. 93.55 Elizabeth Mae Bruning . ............. 91.23 Virginia Margaret Dailey ............ 93.48 Ereda Swersky ........... .... . . 91.18 Clarence Walker Vining ..... ...... 9 3.33 Cecil Clay Abbott ....... . 91.15 Donald Gordon Gritlin... . ...... 93.15 Abraham Kolodny ...... . 91.15 Elizabeth Holmes Lewis ...... 93.04 Geraldine Leiderman .... 91.05 Edward Melville Coleman ..... .... 9 3.00 Doris Viola Carper. ..... ...... . 91.00 Caroline Stephen Waller ...... .... 9 2.80 Norman Thomas Epperson ...... ..90.80 Katherine Hester Ramsey .... . 92.76 George Parker Hand .... 90.75 Elsie Mae Goble ........................... 92.63 lrene Leah Cohen ...... ..... ....... . . 90.57 William Terrell McMillan ........... 92.46 Ruby May Johnson .......... ..... . ..... 9 0.48 Helen Rosenblatt .................. . ........ 92.45 Louis Edmonds Guy, Jr.. .. ......... ...9O.45 Mildred Louise Harrell ..... ............ 9 2.40 Jess Fisher Holland .......... .......... 9 0.30 Bessie Chancellor Addison ...... ..... 9 2.35 Rosalie Miller ............ .......... 9 0.10 FEBRUARY GRADUATES Millard Cass ..... ....... ....... 9 4 .45 Ereida Behn Williams. .. 91.65 Frances Segal .... ...... . .. .. 94.43 Reitha Bertha Cohen .... ........ . .. 90.95 Clark Ogden Martin ..... . Carlyle Manning Dunaway .... . 93.24 92.86 Lucy Adelaide Singleton .............. Frances Margaret Morrow .... lsabella C. Blake Cone yearb .......... 90.65 90.15 90.14 '3' Kmiixf Sm...,.,....,,,,......,...,,...,........,.m.um.,-f...Qi5f-.fagsafafsziN 7'3 4985 THE CO ORE 1934 1 l l FEBRUARY CLASS OFFICERS First Row fPresident: Carlyle Dunaway, Vice-President: Clark Martin Second Row-Sponsor: Henry Rorer Third Row +Secretary: Margaret l-larwellf Treasurer: Frances Segal 4295 LILLIAN ELIZABETH ASHLEY Lil Gem-ral B H S. Student Club HARRY TRACY AYCOCK, Jr. lfgilll I General B LONNIE DORRAH BAKER Baker , Rudy General B WILLIAM JAMES BALASCA Billy General B RICHARD WALLACE BALFOUR Dick Cmmncrvial AUGUSTUS JLILIAIXI BANKS UJ1 Bl., General B ROBERT GAILY BARR Bob , Bobby General.-X ELIZABETH INEZ BATTEN n1n11.,H Llz , Lfzzfe Cnmmervial I fnmmvnmunzm U .www- I I .11- Mmmnn fmumwmw ri I I MARY HOOKER BALLICI-I Gcncral B I e Ccrrlo Frzmcaus WALTER MEREDITI-I BAYNE Professor 'Fee-llnir-al Preparatory VIRGINIA FAY BELCI-IER Ginger General B DOROTHY LEE BELKOV Dotty General B Business Club: Dr: IA Club JAMES CARLTON BELOTE Corky General Ii fll' ISABELLE COLES BLAKE Sadie Classiml Prcpnrnlory H Student Club ROBERT SLITER BOLLING Bob General B Fl lC'll 'W1' t l I-IAZEL MAE BRIININ Cnmmerrml S e ClubgCl10mlClubg H. Student Club e , , . -k EMMETT ELWOOD BROCK Andy , Head Gvnernlli F tb Il EVERETT MOORE BROCK Gcnlixlfl HARVEY MAXWELL BROOKS, Jr Max Gcnernll? Hi-Y Club Tl-IELMA A. CARTER Thelma Commercial LEROY SIMPSON CAREHART Capey GeneralB C' If MILLARD CASS Red Terhnival Preparatory B I t ntyg Vim--President, C M tl t Cl b I C' 1 Frzmvais REITHA BERT!-1A COHEN Gvnvml A 1 asurvr, Business Clubg Dramatic' Club: Im Cc 1 F is JOHN WILEY COUNCILL Johnny , Hi Councilln General B swnwn-...Q gym -w .,,,.M.,..,.,. A -- 'A - ,.1. .- '4-A- - .A R. -- f -- - - S ......,- .1-N--..-. Av,-.rw KATHRYN PAGE CRAWLEY Ki!fy General B D matic Club' H. S, Student Cluhg Monogram Club JOHN CLINTON DAVIS ELIZABETH VERNON DERRING Betty FRAZIER MICHEL DOUGLASS III. She EDWARD ALTON DRUMWRIGHT CARLYLE MANNING DUNAWAY Stom y tHYCl h CAROLYN LANKFORD EDNEY I ClbHSStd t lb MARY T ARMISTEAD EGGLESTON OIT! Qstd t General A IXI I Commercial ' 1 1 H Hi. ,i General A Track ' General B I .. r .I Classical Preparatory e President, Februar Senior Claes: President, Junior I ' Classy Presiden 1, i- ubg Cannon Mat emafivs Club I I I A . . B .Ni . i' I General B Choral ' . f. .' u en Cu , HT .Q 5 General B H-.. u en Club E , 5 i SIRLEY LOUISE EVANS Snooks Gcnernl B MARGARET MAY FERGUSON Margaret General B H S St d tCl b MELVIN LINWOOD FLORA Ike GeneralB MARION CARY FREEMAN Marion General B H S bi d tC1 b Monog Cl b DOROTHY LORRAINE GALE D t General B TI-IURMAN MADISON GARDNER Peahead General B VIRGINIA COOKE GLENNAN G Iennan General A I Cerfle Fmnvaxisg H. S. Student Club GEORGE ANDREW GRAI-IAM Droopy GeneralB FLOYD BURVLE GREGORY Gcnerulll BEULAH GRIFFITH Beulah General Il H. S. Student Cluhg Science Club MARGARET HALL Peggy General B Dramatic- Club RUTH IRVIN HARNLY Ruth Genernlli GERALDINE IRENE HARRELL Jerry GenPralA SHELBY HARRINGTOINI L Shelby 'l'cc'l1uir'nl Preparatory Sec-rotary, Cllnnnn llrI1llll0Ill'lLlf'F Clulmg Ili-Y Clubg Buwincss Manager, Football: Minsf-mls JOHN ROY HARRISON Johnny GcncrulB MARGARET HARWELL Marge Classical Preparatory Secretary, February Senior Class: H. S, Student Club if i l M HSStd tClb H GLADYS MAE I-IENDRICKSON IRMA LEE I-IEWITT FLORENCE ELIZABETH I-IINCI-IEY F I ossi e S Student Club EUGENE I-IOCDD RICHARD ANDREW JONES, J D' ky MARY EVELYN KELLY Jeff Y S dad Hispani MARY FRANCES KING 'Technical Preparatory NI gram Club: Dramatic Club: Maur, I I ty' Basket Ball: Hockey NANCY BIJREOOT KING Nancy Genera . General B HL .I General A General B Genen General B F. H 'C H General B Commercial V ,i ' l K F -.nf ......-.vw.m- .. .mmfmpm-H VIRGINIA LEE KIRSI-I General B La Sociedad Hispanicn ALFRED SCOTT KRAMER General A I e le Fra va s MARGARET BYRD LIGI-ITFOOT Margy Commercxal C al Cl b Bu e ub JOI-IN KENDRICK MALLARD Johnny Tech cal Prepu ato y CLARK OGDEN MARTIN Sweetie Cla sxcal Pr paratory V c Pr t F Q 5 d eb ua y lor Clas ecr t ry Club Presldent Canno Matlcmat1csCluh VIRGINIA MASON Tubby Commcrmul ll: Club len H S Stu le tClul Sc en 0C'Iub VIRGINIA FRANCES MCCARTI-IY Ginger G ne I 3 h Dr e ll N 5lUflP tClub CI-IARLES EDWARD MCLANE Charlie Mac G n r IB -'IW v.-'VY 2 ,,::5'7'M2 C 'L 1 :Aff fits ,.,. IQWMJ T NAV! .ec rc' n i .Q If U -' . hor u g sin ss Cl X j H H ni r r ' - Band I ll v Il L L s ' e . i,e- esi en , r r Cen' sg P e a , HKY g ' , n x ' . , ff If mine-as 3 nisg ..'. l' 1 ,n, xg Si 0, , 1 1 V , 1 1. , U e ru I I Svis-noe Clu Q amutic Club: Maury Lit rnry 5 ' fy: . U. .' n , .1 , .I e e a ELIZABETH MORRIS MILLER Snooks Gem-ml B H S Qtuclent Club MARION ELIZABETI-I MOORE M6fTOH,, General B cienrrc Clubg H. S. Student Flub WALTER G MOORE Moore Gent-ral B EDWIN L. MORROW Eddie Genvrul B FRANCES MARGARET MORROW HIL-FGHICICH Gem-ml B Il N 91 If ICI I LEONARD LEIGI-I NAGLE Nigger Gone-ml B ARTHUR ROV OWENS Ertheru Il'l'I'IlIlIK'Ill Propuraltory RAYMOND EARL PARKER Ambitious Gvm-rul Ii MARY ANGELL RARRQTT Polly General A NI I I Iyg H. S. HI d I Cl I I' NI CIIIIIXIBIIQH IlIIIIxy IIT Nl NI GERIRLIDE CAIVIILLA PAIER Genie Gum-ml B WILLIAM SETI-I PORTLOCK B ll General Il II X FI I l I I li:Indg !Nlinst I HENRY ALBERT RROCTOR Buddy Manual Training RALRI-I V. RABV Spivins Gvm-ml I3 BEATRICE RAFAL Beatie Comlnvrcinl I3 CIIIY II S, Studvnt Club' B t ff NI W CI-IARLCITE I-IQLMAN RAWLS Chattie Cwnvrnl A R055 REICHENTHAL .. . I, Clssy Gonernl A BEATRICE RICI-ITER Bebe CtJllllllUFFltil Business Club CLIFFORD WILLIAMS RQBERTSQN Hop , Blondie General ll VIRGINIA OWENS ROYALL Royall General A BLANCI-IE NENA SALSBURY SaI.fbury General B Svionce Club: Business Club: Maury Literary Society HARRY SCI-IAEFER, Jr. General B Hi-Y Club: Field Manager, Football FRANCES SEGAL Frankie , Shorty General A Treasurer, February Senior Class: .lunior C0-Editor, The Cormnodoreug Staff, Maury News : Secretary, La Sociedad Hispanica: Le Cervlv Franr-ais: Maury Literary Society W. CLYDE SIMPSON rr-gimp.. General B Svience Club: lla Soviedad llispanica LUCY ADELAIDE SINGLETON Singleton General A 'Presids-ntl, H. S. Student Club: Maury Literary Society: Secretary, .lunior Class MARTE E. SPRINGER M6fl2,, General A ANNE JEAN STEPHENS HJEGHH General I3 JAMES STEWART, Jr. Jimmy General B tl ll Busclmll ROBERT LOUIS STEWART Bob General li M trclwn' Monogram Club: Busch-111 JOHN CLABORN TEMPLE Kelley Ge-neml B THELMA MAE THOMPSON Biddy Generali! D t Cl b A tC'lub JOSEPH JOHN THOMAS Commercml ntlmllg liaiselmll JARVIS LEE TILTON Tilly , Kinclry Comme-rciul E LI Jig.:-1 3 in fl il la 3 .td 3 1 ll 'l 1 'l Il 'S lf 4 I 4 IVIILDRED LOUISE TRACE Millie CIlIllllIl'l'1'lIll I-IARRY EARL IROWER Blaclcie Gvmwrzxl li EVELYINI AUDREV VALIGI-IAN Ebby General B II. S. Student Clubg Science Club VIRGINIA VIA Virginia Gem-ml H AIVIAND CLINNIINIGI-IAIVI VIPOND Monk GQ-ucrul li lli-Y Club: Miuslr0ls : Clmml Club GEORGE W. D. WI-IICI-IARD 51211 IIiAYClub ANNIE LAURIE WI-IITE . .Annu Gem-ml Il .IAIVIES OLIVER WIGGS, Jr. Jimmy , Sappo GL-uvrzll B I tl ll I ' vim-Ll:ullli.l rival FRIEDA BEI-IN WILLIAMS LIDA LOUISE WILLIAMS G ggler TRAVIS LIONEL WOODARD ROBERT L WOODS 65 HENRY WORSI-IAM Hank Gr-ne-ml A NI 3 Lite-rnry Nm-is-ty .. I ., Goncml B Puddin , Woodie General B HF, ., General B Commerr-iul THE CO ORE 1934 February Graduating Class Commencement Exercises till? PROGRAM presiding QFlicerfC. W. Mason Superintendent ol Norfollc public Sclwools Minuet Giojosou CMozartD , , 'iprintemps Eterneli' QEnglemannD Maury Crcnestra Maury Orchestra Processional lnvocation H H The Reverend C. M. Cnordon Cl'1orusf Maury, Alma Mater , ,Tlwe Graduating Class Address . Mayor W. R. l.. Taylor presentation ol Diplomas ,V principal A. B. Bristow Cl1orusAHTl1e Pecessionaln Qcle Koyenl . The Graduating Class First l-lonor pupil , Second l-lonor Pupil CLASS OFFICERS president , , Millard Cass Frances Segal Carlyle Dunaway Vice-president Clarl4 Martin Secretary Margaret Harwell Treasurer , Frances Segal Sponsor l-lenry Rorer AL-an -.HWY Wi .wkhmw iii .. . - V V, Q'v 1- .WY . . , ,. . - nu-rf -1 -Q, fir' '--'- '- r - .-.mm..,wN..mawaw.,.-m.famw1-4-mam-vga, . A rviaaffgh . 4335. 21445 THE 1934 7Li,f,,,,4 DZ K J J 1451 cf ' 'L ..,,H4h-J' V5 75 V 1 its Af- I1' ' , 7 in--f, -. A J fl 'N-is , ,., J J ,g N. J , , ir' 'LL I 1 1- 4' 1 f ,N N . fx., 1 -R, , 4 - - r VD' i X .J fa ,c,1, ' ,' -1 Song ol Victory There is no greater wonder in the world Than when true comrades stand, turned lace to face And meet together life-or what is hurled From high Olympian thrones. Has not the race Of men, though warring, labored side by side To build great nations, to establish peace, Abolish war, and honor those who died Un l'-landers Fieldathat strife forever cease? Together have we stood-nor have we failed, Uniting all our strength and power so! And though each little deed and each detail The world forgets as swift years hurry by- ln truth, it is enough reward to lcnow The glory ofthe whole shall never die! Y'lViargaret Haley Carpenter , L 9-P --'-' - F , T mit: 4455 THE CO ORE 193+ ROBERTA DAY I-IODGKIN Sponsor Senior Class A Y . f iv 61465 f ,-- , ,, fm gs' ' THE EBELFJV: QRE 1934 Y l ff lffli JUNE C LASS OFFICERS My ,Q f First Row -Presfdenti William Vesey, Vice-President: C. Lydon Harrell Second Row-Secretary: Margaret Williamsf Treasurer: Richard Goodman ., Har ,...,..,..m.,,..m....h..........,.,...m,,,.-.,,aasw-zlwjffsemawfg 'Qi' 4479 f7s.. WILLIAM I-IENRY ABBITT ffHenryl. Classical Prepurzxfnry llzmd: Urf:l1esh' u , hcnmlies Club J CECIL CLAY ABBOTT Genernl A CAROL RITTER ACKISS u an Carol Technical Preparatory Dramatic Club JOSEPI-IINE LOUISE ACTON usjoeu BIICTZI : G l X H. S. btudent Club: Le Cercle Frzmvais BESSIE CI-IANCELLOR ADDISON Bessie Classmal Preparatory ll. S, Student Club: Le Cercle Francais ISADOIQE EARLE ALECK Izzy , Dizzy , l, B. D. General B blip.,-,Q .V KJ 1,1 j -,1 DOIQQII-IV ATKINS ALLEN Dot Cmnrnervial Science Club: Choral Club: Minst,rels LUCILLE CORSON ALLEN ULU.. Com mermal H. S. Student Club I Y 'c E S c L l Il I r V, , I 1 I 1' I . I R Qs ...wk Z-rwfnemv s Z I w ALICE JEANETTE ALLEY Alice Gem-r:1lA NELL FORSYTI-I ANDERSCN Duchess General A Il . Student Club WILLIAM I-I. ARRLEBY, Jr. Apple ,ff f., Goncrnl A L ,IA I President, Lu Sovicdud llispanicu WILLIAM RANKIN ARMSTRONG Bill General B l'vnniQ' B-wlwt Bull' ll-Y Club CHARLES D. ARNGLD, Jr. Charlie Gum-ml B ll I Ur:-lu-strap lll-Y Club MARY RALILINE ARNOLD Red Ga-ncrul ll ll t fl l ll, S, Student CII GEORGE ANDREW BAILEY Gabby Gvn:-ml B ' Club LITTLETON READ BALL Lit Genvrzil A ll I F tl ll , . , , , vw! J I I THOMAS JAMES BALLANCE Tommy , Doodle Commercial ARTHUR BARTLETT BALLENTINE Bally General B CAROLVN FORREST BAKER Carolyn Home lllconomivs VIRDELMA JEANNETTE BASS Ccillglirliizll amatic Club ROLEN BASDEN ffflffffk PHILIP BATTAGLIA uphill, General A X Cl h ANNE MAXIME BAXTER Chiquita , Man General A Cl b HORACE MAXWELL BEAR General B f , ' l mm.. Y T4 W E4 ,,,, T 1 A,,-Q., I. . .. e.L,..C.. ,L ,V ,L ,, , 1 ., I IVIABEL KELLY BELL Tubby General B H. S. Student Club: Science Club MARGARET BENNETT General A High School Student Clubg Le Cercle Francais FRANCES CAROLINA BERRY ButterfIie General A II. S. Student Club: Orchestra N . X,X K FREDA BLOCK - Q' :jf Blocky General B Commercial Cluhg Dramatic Club N PEARL BLLIM Commercial Business Clubg Monogram Club RICHARD R. C. BOND nl. TA., General IK ELIZABETH BROLIGI-ITON BOWDEN Beth Classical Preparatory Sodalitaw Lutlnug Lc Cerelc Francuisg H. S. Student Clubg Basket Bull LENA MILDRED BOYD Mary Jane General A JOHN TAYLOR BRANCH Jac , :Iss vu ru mm ur. Iiusincss AlZLIlIlLZl'I', The Unnnm 111- 3 '- ' I Ilrzuuntic Club MILDRED VIRGINIA BRAY Millie Il. S, Student Club MICKEY BRENNER FRANK WILLIAM BRENT Jr. Bi y ui-Y Club 9 III FAVE BRESS Tennis Club: Commcrriul Clul MARGARET ELIZABETH BRETHAUER llruumtiv Club L MILDRED KNIGHT BRINKLEV Millie G1-ncrul li ivnve Clulv: Clmml Clulm VIRGINIA DARE BRGEGLER Jimmy Classic-ul Prepurutor ' Choral Club: Sodamlims Lulinu .1 ki, Cl I ll' 1 I V C l 1 ll1X Club: Cflllllll4'rl'l2ll Gvmrll X 1 ff U Gen Tl X Cnnmn rc x xl u Cl ll I K mg-w -..-. ,ng 5, ELIZABETH ALMA BROWN C n 4 Hrs N 1 n f'IuI H S Student Club KEITH SOWERS BROWN Chicken C' n r ll! CI 0 11 Clul ELIZABETH MAE BRLINING Berry l P eplmf ry ELSIE MARION BRYANT FIS JOSEPHINE LUCILLE BLJRGESS Joe Gvnvrxl B ll 5 htudsntflub LENNORA MAE BURN Nome , Burns , Lee Gene-r 11 K Krt Club WILELLA MARY BURNS Doodle FI IWWIPII Pri p mr Ltnrv f'I1nr1lf'Il1b Sud xbt N I mn 1, Ii N hiudenf Club EDGAR RONALD BLIRROLIGHS Hpop., Gone-r nl I! Uxrbwtrl, Lx Nmuxlul lhipunf'-1 R B gm Wifi? LOUISE VIRGINIA BURROUGI-IS Louise , Lou General A Lu Sociedad Hispanics: Le Cercle Francaiw NAOMI VIRGINIA BURROUGHS Nome Commercial Typist, Maury News BRUCE CAMERON BURTON HBUFEOFIH Gcnerulli Football SARAH ELIZABETH BYRD Birdie Commervial H. S. Studeni Club I-IENRY ERES CAKE Gr-ni-rail A MARGARET I-IALEY CARPENTER Sweet Classical Preparsxmry Treasurer, II. S. Studvnt Clubg Vice-President, L0 Cercle Frzmcuisp Secretary, Maury Literary Societyg Exvlninge Edit-or, Maury Ne-ws g Sec-relury, Sorlalims Initinng Reporter, Quill and Sc-roll DORIS VIOLA CARPER Tootsie General I3 Svienrc Club: Maury Literurv Hocietyg Drnmaltic' Club EMILY JEAN CARR Kiddy General A Choral Club RITA CARROLL Rita General A ALBERT BRUCE CASON, Jr. Generali! VERNON CASSON Genemlli tb Il CALVIN HOPE CHAPMAN Kakhi , Caly 'l'ec-hnicul Preparatory ROSE G. CHENMAN Chemie General A C l Ff 'Qodalim I t' ALMA ESMA CHESSON Snookie General B DOROTHY MAE CLARK DOW General A tudvnl Club MABEL BE VILLE CLEMENTS Al , May-Belle G:-nerulli S Cl b ll ii. St lent Cluh MARGARET V. CLIBOURNE Margie Gl'IlKxT2ll li ll f l Fl V NT ryl,it0mrySoc'i4-tyg cnm Cl CARROL MILTQN CLUVERIUS Gffilffg ELSIE MAE COBLE G0nor:1lA MARGARET GATLING CQFEIELD ljfillllilfif' Club Genpml A IRENE LEAH CCI-IEN lkey Corlxlxmervizxl SYDNEY IRVING COP-IEN Gvncrul IS ELEANCR ADELE CQLE Tootsie Gvnvrnl A H Q l 101 I C'lnrulCl1h EDWARD MELVILLE COLEMAN Buddy !'er1hni1'nl Preparatory Y ON F .a.,'km..,-. , ' 9 -.Agni - X PAULINE ELIZABETH CGLLINS Polly Cmnmorvinl ELOISE RGBERTA COLONNA Weedie General A GLENN PERRY CGLONNA GenerulA ROSE I-IOLT COLQNNA Rosie Gonornll! ANDREW BENJAMIN CONSQLVQ GUEEIIIB H' Y Cl I RLITI-I COPLON Gener:LlA T lful Hispunivug Lv Cvrrls- Frfxnvnirl VIRGINIA ELIZABETH CGUSINS Gfflflyn GRACE COX Six G1-nvrul B II I I I Fl nh -if THOMAS LEE 02055 GCIIIIIIII I , Hi-Y Club ANNIE ROCHESTER CRLISER Cruser , Ann General ll H S. Student Club W 2532! ROBERT CUBBERLY HBCU, Ga-ncrul B VIRGINIA MARGARET DAILEV Virginia IT 9. Student Cluhg L0 Cerrlo Franvuisg Sodnlitas Lat M yl t y ty ANDREW J. DALTON, III. Andrew Clmwitrzll Preparatory ll X Cl h SILAS SMITH DANN Smokey , Danny Gvnc-ml H CHARLOTTE DAUGHTREY Charlie General A NI T t typ Lv Ce I If d I I t IVIELVIN HERBERT DAVIE Comme-rvial JOI-IN ELNIER DAVIS Johnny General A WILLIAM ALBERT DAVIS ..B.H., I Generulli 0 l stra VIRGINIA OLIVE DAVIS General A ANNIE MARGARET DEANS Blondie , Duke ,ommerciu C' l I I t, 'l'l1eCommodore DOROTI-IV DICKINSON Dotsy Dick Classical Preparatory Nl l t y Sl iofyg Stuff, Mau y N ELEANOR LAIRD DODSON General A ll S. Student Cluh VIRGINIA GREY DOZIER Ginny General li H Qludent Club EDGAR F. DREWRY Shrimp General B my 4 I -1 RAYMQND EDWARD DPUMWRIGI-ll Gm-nvranl B ELDRIDGE BLJRNELL DUFFEE Red , Duffee Goncrul li Tru:-k ANNIE MAY DUNCAN Anne Gvnvml li Choral Club: Prusiclf-nt Girls' Glvo Club JESSE HUGH DUNNAVANT, Jr. Hugh 'l'ur'l1nir':1l Preparatory LP Corvlv Frulwnis JGHN RUSSELL DURHAM 4 ,Jack 1 General B ALLEN MOSS EBERLY Allen Terllnicul Preparatory Bain Life-rury Sm-iety: Ln Sorivrlzxd llispamim: Luvoisnr Clxemislry Sovivty: Maury Ne-ws RALPH DUNBAR EBERLY Clnssiml 1'r1-pzxrulory Vive-President, Hvivnm- Club: llalvuisior Cllf'lIllFlTy S0 vim-ty: Bain Literary Society: lm Cvrvlf- Frunr-anis: Cannon YlI:1tl1em:1tir's Club: Ssululitus llutinu SUZANNE DANIEL EGGLESTQN 'l'0r-llnirul Prr-pnrntory -fm umm... U-...K MARK p . ,- , 'Y A A v - - - - ' - - -.,.,AA.:,..-14.5, ,.,g V, .3 ww- -.-. .-L. .va sf a . A ,agus AAA M4 4 gl RUTH ELIZABETH ELLIOTT l'r-chnwal Prvpurzltory I.:1 Sm-icdzul llispnnicug H. S. Student Club MARGARET P. ELLINGSWORTH HPQSQYH Clalssitrul Prvpzzrzlfory ll t I t1Club WILLIAM ELBERT ERRERLV Red GCHOTi1l:X NORMAN THOMAS EPPERSON Gcncmlll EDWARD GILL FACE, Jr. Ned 'l'ur'I1nim'zLl Prvpurxmtnry ELIZABETH T. FALCGNER I 1 Tomm yy I Gcnvral Il HUNTER FERRATT Gem-ml B SARA IVIAIE FERRATT Booble General B H l ICI I I7 Eilllilfil Fl I IVIARJORIE BELLE FILER 'i3Margy enerulA DAVID B. FINESTONE D. B. , Davie G l X Business Manager, Maury News g Minstrels g D matic Club: Science Clubg Bain Lit Society: Cho Club: Quill and 'H ll ELIZABETH WIELAINID EITCI-IETT Beth , Billy Commercial FLOIZA FERN FITZGERALD F t Classical Preparatory Staff, Maury News p Sodalims Latina if' ,ii 4A . ,fy CELIA SYLVIA FLEDER Sybil General B B s Clubg Science Club LOUISE REED FLOYD Weesy General A Choral Club: Sod l l Latina JOI-IN PAUL FOX Johnny General B CHARLES CONSOLVQ FRASIEI2 Genera.lB l' l' DAVID MAYER ERIEDEN Commercial IRWIN FRIEDEN lri General A B I l y ety JLILIAN HAROLD FRIEDEN General A I nvoisier Chemistry Club: Cannon Mathenmtivs Club B Literary Society: Maury Minstrelsng Tourname t ll y EUGENE G. ERIEH Ukedfn General B JOSEPH LOUIS GAMBARDELLA Gamba General B JAMES OLIVER GARDNER General B NICHOLAS GARLICK Gimpie , Nick General B MALIRICE GARSON Maurice General B xl, 'S iILfI'L+2, WN!-1 'Q unify-f.,ufR.lC-gtg 'fl I. I MARJORIE MARSHALL GAY Margy , Gay Clus:-licul Prvpxxrfltory Yivs--l'rcsids-llt, Illonogram Club: lirzuuutir' Club: Cu- lidltor, Thu Commodore CORNELL CHESTER GILBERT I I Huggy.. Cmnlllcrvizil Basket Bull: Baseball MARY ELIZABETH GILLIAM General B Chorul Club: ll. S. Student- Club NICHLOS WALTER GOSSMAN ' ' Wa I te r ' ' Clamssical Pr:-pamtory MARY VIRGINIA GRANGER General A II. S. Student Club ELKIN GOLDBERG ..GOldy,. Gm-ncrul I5 Hvicnve Club: Business Stutl' Maury Na-ws RICHARD CAMPE GOODMAN ..DiCk., Clusslrnl Prupuratory Hi-Y Club: Cannon ltlutlxcnmtivs Club: Bain Litvrurx Suciettyg 'l're:n1urvl', Senior Classy 1.0 C--rvlv Frzxnvuis MARGARET GRAHAM General B ll. S, Student Club 4,- I r ARCHIE HARRIS GRAY Apollo , Musclebound General A CORNELIA ELIZABETH GRAY ..Red,, General A MARY VIRGINIA GREEN Gflllli 'll yI't yg 'tygH.SStd tClb FREDA GREENBERG B Club Commercml MARGARET YOUNG GREGORY HP99E?Yui Mew General B I :L Sociedad Hispanica DONALD GORDON GRIFFIN '1'eQl?rI,Iczfl Pligzflgljry MARGARET ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Margaret , Griffin General A Sr-if-nee Club' H. S. Student Clubg Maury Literary 90 t L S dad Hispa HOWELL ARMISTEAD GRLINEWALD ..Hump.- General B 9511342 JEANNE LE PAGE GLJILLE ..Lee,, General A LOUIS EDMONDS GUY Tor-hnic-al Preparatory A Int Busmess Manager, The Commod I G ddH'p' T 12 AREND SIDNEY HALL Manual Training MARY TLICKER HALL Tuck Commercial MARY VIRGINIA HALL Gin , Gina , Jinny General A Vial J F GEORGE GORDON HAMILTON PhiIIer X General B MILDRED MAY HANBLIRY Mickey G1-nnral B S - Club' H S Student Club GEORGE PARKER HAND GenurulB ELNQRA HARKSEN C0lllIIlPFf'l1ll CHARLES LYDON HARRELL, Jr. C Lydon ClIlSSiI'2Ll Propznratnry Forrn-sponding Sovrc-tary, Hi-Y Cluhg vlC'L'-PI'PSlflL'l'll, Senior Clnssp l5:' lf! Club un 1 0ra1ryHOC'ic-ty: Cannon Mzmtllvruzxtivs FLORENCE HENRIETTA HARRELL Henri , Hennie Classiml Proparafory Lo Cvn-!uFr:1m-zxisp ll. S. Studc-nt Club IVIILDRED LOUISE HARRELL Millie Clnssivfll Preparatory lm Cvrvlo Franc-aisp ll. S. Studvnt Clubg Choral Club SARA NEWTON HARRELL ' 'S a ri ta ' ' Clzmssivzxl Preparalt-ory JAMES T. HARRIS 512221 VIRGINIA ANNE HARRIS ffGmau Gvnerzxl A Draunurif' Clulv: Clxrvrzxl Club: Mzlury Illtomrv Souix-tyg ll. S. Studs-nt Club: Hodzllitus Lzmtinu ELIZABETH BROWNING HARRISQN HLibbfe f H5-ISLE! Gone-rul Ii J U . , Wh: W-:mn I K EQ ,L A, .Q , L25 P X ,s X- wl-Ej I Q V ' 1 ZILLQLQ '21-Q'- Vw 'Lu PATTIE LOLIISE HARRISON Coiniiicrriail EDITH HAMILTON HART H 1, Innocent Commercial Business Club: Cheer Lcaderg Maury Literary Society: H. S. Student Club SELIVIA ROSS HART Classical Preparatory Vice-President, Maury Literary Society: Secretary, Dm- matic Club: H, S. Student Club: Le Cercle Francais Sodalitas Latina SARAH ELIZABETH HAYES Sarah General A H. S. Student Clubg Dramatic Club LACY MCCRAXX! HENDERSON Gencral B DOROTHY ANN HERRON Dot Classical Preparatory Stuff, Maury News : Vice-President, Quill and Scroll Treasurer, Sodalitas Latina: Secretary, Le Cercle Fran vaisg Maury Literary Society DIOGS HEWITT General A EDITH ELOYSE HINES Choral Club N -I-mcy., General B GINEVRA DORIS HINGERTY General A ETHEL LUCILLE HODGES nBUnnyu General B Choral Clubg Art Cl b ALICE CLAUDE HODNETT Alice Gener:1lA S t y Q ll'I- Lnlinug D' Fc Club' ll t l tCll THOMAS VINCENT HOLAHAN Tom 'l'e:-lxnivnl Preparatory JESS FISHER HOLLAND Jess General A I C 'lo Frnnming La Sociedad Hispanicag H. h I l Cl b WILLIAM LEE HOLMES, Jr, Bill General B B ke! Bull CHARLES HOMER HOPKINS Little Hop General li EDWIN JAMES HORNBAKER Mutt , Cannon Ball General ll EDGAR PACE HOWARD, Jr. ffEdgar,, Gvnvm! B HARRY LESTER HOXXXLAND HBCU, Gvnvrzll H HERBERT CALDWELL HLIDGINS Herb , Hudgfn5 General A 1' tl ll B k tBullg'l'mCk JAMES HUME 1 Gfrzxqiii GEORGE JOHN HLJRST, Jr. Gvnvrall Ii MIRIAM HURWITZ Gvmlml Ii IR lx t H Il Il DOUGLAS CHARLES HLITCHINS upetel. Gvm-rall H WEIR THEODORE HUTTON ff 7-edu Gvm-l':nl H urn 1-. -Lf mga- QQ I 'Z I f ' 11. A ' ' LESLIE ELLSWORII-I I-ILIVBERT, Jr. Les , Percy General B Trrwk I-I. BERNARD IVEV, Jr. Bumps General li Bain Literary Soeiety: Dramatic Club: Hi-Y Club: lravoisler Chemistry Snciety: Stuff, Maury Newsu: Tennis: Srflenee Club: 'l'rac'k EDGAR EARL JACKSON ' General B A Baseball: Football: Manager, Basket Hall 1 .I il '1 I 'E FRANCES ROSALYN JAMES Frankie , Frame , Jessie James ,LI General A 4 Soir-nee Cluh: Dramatic Cluh: H. S. Student Club I ' I Inf ,Q VIRGINIA ELIZABETH JESTER Classical Preparatory ll. S. Student Club: S1-ienec Club I' B WILLIAM BLIRBIGE JESIER, Jr Classix-al Preparatory L. ft RUBY MAY JCI-INSON I' Johnny 'I Maury Literary Sur-iety: Typist, The Comrnmlnrrf' B DOROTHY LEE JONES I I I i General B H. S. Student Club: Le Cervle Frannai-1 Av-f HELEN ELIZABETH JONES GeneralA JAMES ALLEN JONES, Jr. General B Science Club: Arts Clubg Bain Literary Soeietyg Sociedad Hispanicag Staff, The Commodore PERRY LEE JONES Perky Classical Preparatory President, Sodalitas Latinng Le Cervle Franraisg Trean urer, Maury Literary Society I , THOMAS HARRIS JONES J 1 Tom 5',A X Classical Preparatory I Sodalitas Latinag Dramatic Club ROBERT FRANKLIN JORDAN Flip , Bob General B LORRAINE KAHN Lorry General A Le Cervle Franmisg Sodnlitns Latina: H. S. Student Club: Maury Literary Sofia-ty BARBARA CALHOUN KANE Barbara General A Basket Ballp President, Monogram Club: H. S. Student Clubg Staff, Maury News JACK C. KANTER Classical Preparatory Bain Literary Sncietyg Le Cert-le Francais US C li N T'- r I U T A E A 'TT E E. TAYLOR KATI-IERMAN Sam Gener:1lA Hi-Y Club ELIZABETH MCCLEAN KELLER Libby General A H. S. Student Club: Drnnmtic Club: Golf Club HOWARDJ ' SON KERNS VV' erm Generali, V , H ll DYKDLD I EUGENIA CHRISTINE KING Hjedfln Commercial Cnnuncrcinl Club CHARLES EDWARD KIRCHHEIMER Eppsie General B Band JAMES SIDNEY KITIERMAN Sid Classical Preparatory Editor-in-Cliief, Maury Newsnp Secret-airy, lirivoisier Chemistry Society: Quill and Scrollg Bruin Litcrnry Socictyg Cannon Maitlienmtics Club LENA RQSA KNECHT Lena Commercial li, S. Studi-nt Clubp Maury Literary Society ABRAHAM KCLODNY uAbeu Classical Preparatory Sports Editor, Maury News g Bain Literary Society: Science Clubg Quill and Scroll: Cannon Matlienuitics Club: Treasurer, Luvoisicr Chemistry Society I i lllflllllgflillll Club: Basket Bull: ll. S. Student Club: lluscbull Maury Literary Nocietlyg Choral Clubg Blnnogrum Club: Basket liullg ll. S. Student Club: Drumutiv Clubg Le Ccrvle Frzlnvnifl if JOHN HERBERT LACKEYCJ . Lackey Ili-Y Club Ummm-rr-izxl Club Arl Club: ljfillllllllf' Club ll. S. Sfurlvnt Club CHARLES OWEN LAWRENCE 'l'r:u-k ADA KRUGER Kruger Gvnerul A MANUEL LEON KRUGER 'rDUtCh,, General ll SARA LEE KRUGER Slumps , Sue GencrulA 'l'ec'lnuic'nl Prepurzllory EVA LAIBSTAIN ff U Eve Cmnrlwrvlul MARGARET EMERY LAIRD Poggles Gs-m-ral ll ANNE VlRGlNlA LAND Ginger fl cll'llUl'Rll A UFHPUI H7-ipn Cl:1ssi0:1l PI'l'Il1ll'Zl,llll'y JEAN LAWRENCE mme Girl , Ella Clzwsival Prvpuxtttory ll. S. Studi-nt Club: Maury llitvmry Suviety LOUIS LAWRENCE Luke , Lou A-nc-rall li G 'l'r:1r'k MARY SUE LAWRENCE Susie Gent-ral A llrumntit' Clulxg ll. H. Student Clulv MARGARET CLAIRE LEACI-I HfI'lOO.Yf6U General A ll. S. Student Club FRANK LEGUM Booble General A lla Snvivdaul llispzlnitwr GERALDINE LEIDERMAN ujerryn Gt-nvrnl ll Cmnnwrrunl Club ELIZABETH EASTER LEMON Lemon Gum-ral A ELIZABETH I-IOLMES LEWIS Liz General A l'rc-sidorlt, Maury Literary Stwivtyi St-r'ret:mry-Trezxsuror, Quill und Svrollg Stulf, Maury Nt-ws g lm Cervlc Fran- misg Yir-0-l'rs-sidvnt, Smlulitas Lntinug ll. S. Student Club -Ama ,ru JQOLA Lu.-J-k '0 b ,,,,..4..4rrs.-all 0.1 1 I I ...mi ALBERT EMANLIEL LICHTMAN K!A,ll General A DOROTHY LIEBMAN Dot C ' I 0YHl'lN Tf'lfl C mmerc-ml Club JOHN WILLIAM LONG Classical Preparatory ANDREW J. LOVE, Jr. Lover General B 'll y Minstrelsg Bnseballg Orchestra INEZ VIRGINIA MADDERA Neza General B NORMA MAIFELD Norma General A q I I I 'itinng Le Cervle Frnnrzuis MILDRED ELIZABETH MARSHALL MiIliel' Cl I I Cl h Cornmereml EI I RICHARD MARTIN Dick Clzwsivnl Preparatory MARY JANE MASON Jane ' General B H. S, Student Club: Choral Club DORIS NEAL MATTER ..Dot.. Commercial H, S. Student Club: Commercial Club MARJORIE MATTOX Marge General B HAROLD MILES MAXWELL Red i Rudy Tr-clmical Preparatory ,avoxsier Chemistry Socictyg Staff, Maury News 2445 7 1 It I , , I, 1 L44 MARJORIE CLAY MAYO mmwwf ff q,5f-g ,M3gQ53m- if-1 -' fn ' -Q .f M I ,SI I-1,,L,r AWD. mf, gre -2 'T' 'fQx'i,'!'1-. t , .I -If 15ziIUQ?f?3?? f?flm5fIf4iWi.v??y?f:'YT'- , - ' 'Br -A Clay GeneralB SARA ELIZABETH MAYO Gergrirllj EDWARD WEBB MCGANN, III. .1 .. f -V Clussicfflljfleplirzatory M ,Y 5 :IfY'TN' -'V 1.134 J ADDISON ELLIOTT MQKIMMEY 1.MaC..i uwfimpy.. General A Hi-Y Club: Footballg Minstrelsg Manager, Baseball uf M., .,,. ,. I, m,,., ,, '! 1 E i a T il 5 i I I -2 I fl I K I 5 I -ffl o X I ' fr Rm WILLIAM TERRELL MCMILLAN 1 uBiHynj ffMaC11 'l'0l'l1nivz1l Prcpzxrutory t y C on lsl51lll0l'lllllll'S Club: C I ll ll C d H Y Club KATHLEEN MARIE MEADE Kitty Gencrulll NELLIE KERNS MEAKIIXI Nellie Classwnl Preparatory Cl 1 -1dcr'1I 4 Ytudent Club MARY MENDELSON Mac General A 15 Club JACQLIELIN MARSHALL MEREDITH Jack General I5 CHARLES EDWARD MIDVETTE ClUIlllIlBl Cl2ll HATTIE VIRGINIA MILES Hats Commercial ELSIE SCOTT MILLER Scottie Tevlmicul Preparulnry I C I' Francais: H. S. Student Club 'Q -. . Z E I -:MU -Z GEORGE WILLIAM MILLER Billy Corxlllxcrviall I-IELEN ELIZABETH MILLER Babe C11 xr 11 1 rcplrxtnrv ROSALIE MILLER G1 mrml X DORIS JEAN MONELL T:-r'11nu'al Prop mrxtorv onngrun Club IQ Cerclc lfrlnvu 11 N Ntu I Club 111 kd B111 15 12213 111 H01 key MARK RANDGLRI-I MOODV 9 f'omme,rm1l1 DORCTI-IV LOUISE MORRISETTE Do Collar Buttons Dlmples C'fmnulr-111 11 N Ntudmnl Club Nllff llu C0 nmorloru Nl xurx 1 nur Irv 50l1LIy JOI-IN I-IODGES MQRRISETTE Johnny G nn 11 B 1 1 Inu lb Nc 1 1 n 01 lu-C'1um1 trx Norutv MARGARET MOTT Peggy Gomrxl B 11 N Ntudsn' Club Chur.1lf'lub C Illlllel' ELLEN ELIZABETH MULLER Muller l General A BERNARD CLARK MURDEN Commercial cial Club ISABEL NAIMAN Gel1ieiIlA YVETTE FREDA NELSON HFrifZf8 fH1L-iff General A NI yI 1 y iety:Commercia1Club: Scien C b N d lt I l I 900i d d Hispanicu. HOWARD W. NEWBY Howard General A SYLVAN NEWBERG Newbery Commercial GENEVA WOODROW NICHOLS Gene Classical Preparatory H tdtC'b1CcrclF ' KATHARINE THOMAS NORTHERN Tina , Teence Classical Preparatory WILLIAM RI-IILIR QBERNDORFER Billy Classical Preparatory Bain Literary Society: Cannon Mathematics Club VIRGINIA LEE OCI-IELTREE Dinny Commercial Choral Clubg Commercial Clubg ll. S. Student Club EDNA I-IUNTLEY O'I-IARA ngddig.. General B Choral Club: Svicnce Clubg Orchestra: H. S, Student Cl b WILLIAM ABNER OLD Bill General B HLY Cluhg La Sociedad Hispanicag Banlust Ball RI-IEA CNA OSBORNE Ree f Rickie Gf'neralA ArtCluh LINEORD I-IENDRICKS OUTLAW Lindy General B FRANKLIN LAWRENCE OVERTON ciili-513115 RICHARD ERNEST OWENS, Jr. Rea Classical Preparatory DOROTHY LEE PALMER Dot General B II. S. Student Club BETTY LEE PARKER I-Benyn General A Commercial Club: Sodalitas Latina DORIS RUSSELL PARKER HDD-in General A H. S. Student Club: La Sociedad Hispanicag M y Literary Society: Dramatic Club WILLIAM GRAHAM PARKER Graham Genera1A ROBERT RIDDICK PARSONS, Jr. Bob GeneralA EDWARD JOSEPH PEARCE Eddie GeneralB RAYMOND DLIDLEY PEARCE, Jr .fkayn GeneralB Hi Club3Tra,ck J IY v M ' KATHLEEN PEEK Capps' Classival Preparatory H. S. Student Club: Golfg Sodalitas Lat M y Literary Societyg Dramatic Club BARBARA SPOTSWOOD PERKINS Perle , Bains General B ELNA MAE PI-IELPS General A H t dent Club DOROTHY .IEANNE PHILLIPS Jeanne II. S. Student Club: Golf: Monogram Club I-IARRY Si PITT Harry GeneralB O l IVIARTI-IA FRANCES POLLARD Margie Commercial C 'lClbH S.Stud tClb ALENE PEARL PORTER Polly , Sunshine General B ll S t dent Club GRACE SHIRLEE POWELL Shir General B JAMES LUTHER POWELL Jimmie G I B F tballg Captain, Tennis WILLIAM SALINDERS POWELL Billy General B Science Club MINNIE RLITI-I PRAUSE Prauser , Minnie General A Il. S. Student Club: Science Club: Monogram Club: Sodalitas Latina: Maury Literary Society PI-IYLIS CORD PRETLOW Phil General A Le Cercle Francais NANCY VIRGINIA PRICE Price Classical Preparatory Dramatic Club VIVIAN LEE PRICE if , H Viv Home Economics MARGARET WILSON I-IARDY PRIEST . . Peggy, Classical Preparatory Dramatic Club EULA FARIE PRITCI-IARD Farie General A Vice-President, H. Student Club: Science Club JAMES KYLE PROPES Jimmie , Brown , Tarzan General B .Ang MABEL ESTELLE RACKLEY H U Papoose General.-X H t d tCl b 'cionce Cl h BERNARD RAFAI. General B CLIFFORD RAY RAGAN, Jr. Hkayr. General B KATHERINE I-IESTER RAMSEY Classical Preparatory Orchestra GEORGE ALTON REA 'tAlt0n,, General A THQMAS CHRISTIAN KREIDER REED CIW I P Tfmfyy nssum re nm nr C NI th tics Cl h RIVERS REESE General B EDWARD REINI-IARD Ed , Eddie GenemlB LALIRIE MAUDE REYNOLDS uf-Oxy: Q IFHPTII C' l B Nl ogrum Club' Le Cervle- Franrzlis WILLIAM STEPHEN RICHARDSON Steve Commercial FRANCIS ALFRED RITTER Classical Preparatory B Literary Soc-ietyg Dranmtic Club ,X , wk A Min? -- GEORGE HOWARD ROBERSON Roby Genemlll A- FRANK CARY ROBERTSON Frank General A ll3Y Club VERNA MAY ROBERTSON IIVCFITGH enem A HELEN ELIZABETH ROCKE Racke , Little Rocken ClilRSll'11l Prcpxxrulory ll S tudent Club JOHN WILLOUGHBY ROIVIIVI Jack , Rummy Clussivzll Preparatory H X Club: Sodulitus I.:1tin:xg lmvuisivr Ch t y Fl G l A Cl rzxl Club' Drzxmutic Club' ll S Student. Cll l lt I I u- 11-1-nn...-v.-ww-N.-fr ANNA BAHLMANN ROPER Cenerfnl A lreaiurer Dmnmhf Cluh A slwtunt Art Frlltor he Cnmmodore Pre ulent Mnury I :ter xry Sorlety PEARL ROSENBAUM Bunnle Commermal Choral Club Commerrlal Club HELEN ROSENBLATT Speedy General B Hu me -1 Club S1 lence Club JULIUS LOUIS ROSENFELD Rosy '1 echmral Prepnrntorv MIRIAM RUBEN Mickey General A JOHN W RUSSELL J o hnn y General B Manage-r Foolbull lmrk Banksf ll ill MADELINE REBECCA SANDERS Becky General B I-1 Nome-dud llx mnlm H S Student Club JOHN DOWARD SANFORD 5p1der,', Stamina General B Football Bfwket B lll, Baseball LAVINIA C. SARGEANT L e General A A .1 - I JEAN LONGFELLOW SCI-IOPPE J e Classlcal Preparatory II S. Student Clubg Orchestra VIRGINIA REGINA SCI-IUL Jimmie GeneralB AILEEN DIXON SCOTT Scotty General A H 9 St dent Club ETI-IEL RLITI-I SEARS ukuth.. General A II S b d tClub DOROTHY I-IETTRICK SI-IAFFER Dot GeneralB H S 'St d tCl b AUBREY LAWRENCE SI-IELIQN Genernlli LETTIE FRANCES SIFFORD Frankie General A H S t d tCl b C'horalCluh Cl b DAVID SILVERMAN I 1 Dave , I Technical Preparatory ELEANOR ANNE SKINNER General B D amatic Clubg H. S. Student Club ELWOOD LEWIS SMITH ' ' Catfish ' ' General B ERNEST HUNTER SMITH Hfmitffen Classical Preparatory Bain Literary Societyg Ln Sociedad Hispn ' Clubg Band: Cannon Mathenmtivs Club FLORENCE ADELE SMITH HRUSW.. General B L C l F ancaisg H. S. Student Cl b RCSE DOYLE SMITH Rose General A ELIZABETH LEE SOMMERS Coiircial FLORINE BRADLEY SPENCER Lady Bug Geneml B JULIA GRISZILLA SPIVEY Rock General B Cl l Club' Science Club ALLAN HARVEY SPRINGER Allan General B ence Club I-IANNAI-I MARIE STAGG Snooks General B Ch lCl b WILLIAM REDFIELD STANT Geigll B ETI-I EL LEE STARKEY Starkey General B C ial Club: H, S. Student Club MALIRICE STEINGOLD Steiny Technical Preparatory B d bl ff M' y New GWENDOLYN AMANDA STERLING uGwenn Commercml EI Cl l II. S. Student u 1 ROBERT WILLIAM STEWART, Jr. u Cockyn Generul B SAMUEL MCGANN STCAKLEY . 1 Mac, , General B JACOB LORON STROLE The Beer King Gener:1lB JAMES ALBIN SWANEY Doe Torhnical Preparatory Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Club FREDA SWERSKV Fritz Commercial Commercial Club JULIA AUGUSTA SWINDELL Judy GOH0l'!ll.A RAYMONU JOSEPH TABAKIN Ramona General B B in Literary Society: Cannon Matihemafivs Club MARGARET BEALE TAYLOR Gene'mlA CALVERT W. TAZEWELL, Jr. Calvert Technical Preparatnry ggi irl, ' GRACE de JARNETTE TAZEWELL Gracie General A JOHN WILLIAM THOMPSON Johnny General B IMILDRED CARROLL TINGLE 1' I ffl- Millie M at Choral Club: Svienve ClT13l:Il:TbixStudent Club: Sodalitas Latina WILLIAM LEON TOWERS FIipdizzy General A JOHN ROY TOWNSEND, Jr, Johnny Tevhnical Preparatory La Sonic-dad llispnnirra on 'V v-I i L ' . I In HAROLD THOMAS TURNER Knuckle Head , H. T. , l. B. D. . Classical Preparatory .rr I 1 A Science Club: Dramatic Club: Bain Literary Society: lizxvoisier Chemistry Sm-iety I-IARRIET ROANE TURNER HaffIEt General A Choral Club: H. H. Sludenh Club WILLIAM HENRY TURNER ..Red.. General B Football 4 grunge MYRTLE LOUISE TUTTLE Tuttle General B WILLIAM I-I TYNES ARTI-IER TYREE Ngge DOROTHY LEE UNDERI-IILL O JOI-IN VANN Vanny LYMAN GILBERT VANN Big Shot lb ARTEMIS VASILION Teeny ICI b WILSON FARRELL VELLINES G If -.SF HARRY BERNARD VESEY, Jr. Bill 'I'er'l1nir':1,I Preparatory Yive-President, Ili-Y Club: Trezxsurvr, Junior Class President, Senior Class CLARENCE W VINING Pudge G er I A HELEN LCDUISE VOLIVA OU Co nn erc' ml CELIA WAINGER Cee Ge erlB r II CAROLINE STEPHEN WALLER G eralk t t u 'V g 1IcC 0 ARTHUR PAGE WARE G 0 IB MILLARD FILMORE WARRICK Jr I P ep r to 1 I B1 Llter rg So lety H11 Club Fd Q Th or BERNARD WASSERMAN Beef Wasserman fr .I I en il I HL r. r 1 ri: rf I rr n a Comme cu Club en A , Assis an B siness .Inna er, ' ' I omm dore , Jr. on ,ra Treasurer, Lu Sociedad Hispnnicu , . Clanslvrx r a a, ry Lzlin Tournamen 3 .in ' il ' I' QA p '- ' Q i or-in-Chief, e Commod 9 rf U General A ,f f , , , II' if ' A ,Chg I I f T OLIVER NEWTON WAY Newtie Classical Prepnrzitorv Ili-Y Club ANNE BEST WEBB Annie , Little Webb , Blondie , Country GenemIA WILLIAM TALTON WEBB Gcrilizilli RALPI-I LOUIS WEDDLE Roofie Generalll CLALIDIA BROWN WEST Li: Ccrvle Frzmvuis General A MARGARET CARROLL WILBERN Peggy GenerulB TI-IOIVIAS ANDREW WILBON Tommy Technival Prepamlnry ADAI-I LOUISE WILCOX Nia Classical Preparatory Maury Litvmry Society: La Soviedzid Hispanic' MARY WINIERED WILCOX Winlrien Classical Preparatory Maury Literary Sovictyp Lu Socivdud llispunit' ARTHUR L. WILEY, Jr. ,fArt,. Gone-ral B Bain Literary Societyg Art Club DOROTHY ENGLISH WILLIAMS Dot Commerciail H. S. Student Club FRANCES SOLVEIG WILLIAMS fiiiflii H. S. Student Club MARGARET FIELD WILLIAMS Classical Preparatory President, Sophomore Classy Sevretary, Senior Class: H. S, Student Club: Maury Literary Society: Choral Clubg President, Sodalitns Latina: Le Cerclc Francais ANTHONY R. WILLIAMS General B ELIZABETH DIXON WILLIAMSON Betsy General B H. S. Student Club JAMES HARVEY WILSON, Jr. Generalli 3-, II . - '-9 I' ELL QA ' Jean General B 2 At,Clb T? DELMAS WOODROW WISE 'N Dellie , Country General B 4 l' I , , . WILLIAM PERRY WISE Buster General B H X Cl I EDNA ANNA WISKEMAN Y General A ! 5 '4 GLADYS MABEL WOOD Gladys General.-X d lt I t' OSCAR BAILEY WOOLDRIDGE, Little Oscar , Uncle Omar Classical Preparatory Balm Literary Nzmety . I Ii 4 R '4 I ERNEST CHARLES WULZER 1 Ernest lechnneal Prcpdmtory MORGAN GALES YEATES General A E D 5 I 9 E x 'G' 3 fn 1 In Qi? ' JEAN MONCLIRE WINBORNE M Is. f THE CO ORE 1934 Class Night Exercises Q June TQ, 1934-8:00 R. M. MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY HIGH SCHOOL Processional ss,.s....VVsssV... .....,-7Y..s..... ..VsssVVssAAAs... .ss.,....V...V. .sV,sssV M a u r y Concert Orchestra Director, R. Ernest King, Jr. Address . rfsr ...Y.s V V srrrsr V....-, 7 Vsfrrrsrrrrsrrrssrrvss .A...7Vs.V V f s7..wsY H arry Vesey President of the Class of 1934 Chorus: HMaury-'Alma Mater ..,Y VV,77VsV77.s77V44.......c...,.....c ..o.t.. . T he Graduating Class THE SENIOR CLASS Presents FRIEND HANNAHH A Comedy in Four Acts by Raul Keister Cproduced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French of CHARACTERS The Prince of Wales Catterwards George IIIDE ......... .. Edward, Dulce of York s.,,.gVVg me ,..V gggrrgggrrr L L The Dulce of Chandos V.....gV.VgV gVV,, 1 it or Vrgr Lord Bute Cprime Minister of Englandl grrrg E Thomas Lightfoot Cl-lannah's Unclel L,,,,,c,,, Robert Clegg Ka post boyl .... Y H ggrrggg lsaac Axlord CHannah's Cousinl , .. Y Augusta fprincess Dovvager ol Walesl f T ....V.V L...,L... . Margaret Lightfoot Cl-lannah's Motherb .g......YV ..., V.gwVV Betty Trott CMaid ol all vvorlO VVVV...V ......gVV New York? Vwclaclc Pollock .,,.William Towers nRobert Jordan ,,.,Morton Feldman ,.William Wise ,,Allen Eberly .Harold Turner .. V... Sarah Kruger G'Dineal Chapman Dorothy Morrisette Hannah Lightfoot VV..V..., .V VVVYVAAVV, . Y,,VV,.VYVV.VVV..V, Sarah Hayes Stage Manager VL,. .. .E Vg...... 'James Jones Property Manager .vttrggr L L . 77A..L,.sV., V... ,L.. , Albin Swaney Director ...,..,...L.....,......YV.VVLgVVV.gV VVL.. . t,..,....VYgVVV gV.V.VVV.AVA.V M i ss Roberta Hodglcin Act l: The Garden at Margaret Lightfoot's. Act ll: The Parlour behind Thomas Lightiootls Shop in London. Act lll: The Parlour of Hannah's House near London. Act IV: Period: The Garden. 1760-1810. V g V - , ,V 1 . ' 'Q'-9 h if l1'n',?:-?+,..r2-La...-5 nr T - ..mmn . .., , T, .Rx gym. 4. s , ,. . 4985 THE CO ORE 1934 June Graduating Class Commencement Exercises June 13, 1934-'lO:3G A. M. MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY l-HGH SCHOOL Presiding Qtiicerec. W. Mason Superintendent of Norfolk Public Schools Processional ..... . .. .......... ..... . ........ . Maury Qrchestra lnvocation .. ..... ........... ......... . . .. .. .. .... .. .. .... The Reverend l.. W. Striclcler Selection: Gavotte Souveniru Chlerzpergb .......... ...... .... ..... . . ..... . M aury Qrchestra Director, R. Ernest King, Jr. Address .. .... ....... . .. ..... .. Dr. R. B. pinchpeck Dean ot Richmond College Chorus: Maury-Alma Mater ....... .. ........ . .. .... .. . ...The Graduating Class Presentation of Medals and Awards .. . ...... . .. ... .. ...... ...... . ..A. B. Bristow Principal ol Maury l'ligh School presentation ol Diplomas and Scholarships ..... . .. ........... .. ..... ..A. B. Bristow Principal of Maury High School Chorus: The Recessionaln Cde Kovenl ..... .. . .... .. .. . The Graduating Class First l-lonor pupil . .. . . Millard Filmore Warriclc, Jr. Second l-lonor Pupil. ...... ...,.. . .. ....... .... . .... W illiam Phillip Qberndorfer CLASS OFFICERS president .. .. . ..... . .. . l-larry Vesey Vice-President. .. . . C. Lydon l'larrell Secretary ..... .. .. . .. ..Margaret Williams Treasurer. ... . ... .Richard Goodman Sponsor .......... Miss Roberta Day l-lodgldn 4995 THE CO ORE in -59 ' J 0' Q,,,b gd' ' ' 0 fi No! 'Ste 6,0669 560197 Class l-listory Early in September, 1931, we, the Class of 1934, filed our passports as passengers aboard the powerful plane, 'flVlauryH for a three years, flight to a distant landing field called Graduation After our propellors had been swung by the faculty, who were interested in our flight to the unexplored regions which lay before us, our plane soared gracefully into new and adventurous heights. The day was bright, and our hopes were high, as we journeyed upward in our flight. We had no fear, for we had confidence in our efficient flying-instructor, Miss Roberta l lodgkin. Realizing the length of our journey, we elected Margaret Williams, pilot, f-lerbert l-ludgins, co-pilot, Lucy Singleton, hostess, and l-lerman Cole, mechanic. With these officers in command of our plane, we started for Junior Fieldf' the last stop before reaching our destination. Our first year was spent in becoming better acquainted with our fellow-passengers and studying hard, that we might become licensed pilotsfi After a pleasant flight of nine months, we landed, without much skidding, at fdunior Field, where we took aboard some strangers that were seeking to make the remainder of the flight with us, The following September with Carlyle Dunaway as pilot, C l.ydon l-larrell, co- pilot, Lucy Singleton, hostess, and l larry Vesey, mechanic, we set out for Senior ,miJmH1mz:g5,k aszseebxu,,.....,,,,.,.,............,,,,.,.,,..,.,,,...,,,,...,,. - ss rf- ' EI'lOOP THE CO ORE 1934 Fieldf' our final landing. On this flight, we exerted greater etlort to discharge our duties with pleasure to ourselves and honor to our plane. A lew passengers, who had become very Hdizzyn before reaching our last landing-lield, decided to jump with their parachutes into the unknown. The rest of the crew wished thema happy landing and continued on their journey. Alter a vaction ol three months, we boarded our ship as Hlicensed pilots and started again on our Flight to the long-sought haven, Graduation The following oiiicers were in command of the plane: l-larry Vesey, pilot, C. l.ydon l-larrell, co-pilot, Margaret Williams, hostess, and Richard Goodman, mechanic. Consulting our radio tele- phone, we found that there were treacherous storms ahead. Aboard our good plane, were two distinguished personages, Sidney Kitterman and Millard Warwick, editors respectively of our interesting publications, Maury News and The Commodore. Conscious of our duties and responsibilities as licensed pilots, we did our best to make the last mile of our momentous llight the best. The last night of the trip proved to be a great success and one which will linger long in our memories of by-gone days. Several of our number presented Friend l'lannah,', chosen by our flying-instructor as an ideal play lor the entertainment ol the passengers. As we neared our goal, we realized that we had gained invaluable knowledge from our experiences on our llight. We glided safely to the field ol Graduation, and the good ship Maury, which had so gallantly ridden the storms, was placed in the hangar of Success It was then that the Hlicensed pilots wished for each other many Hhappy landings in the future. -+Margaret Williams, Historian. 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I 5 X ' s ,J Vvifxx , 1 ei 0 2 Qil 5 2 ?fY Q ai 1 510 2 X 5 X 5 E, 1 5 h I , 2 s GLENN PERRY COLONNA -..J..,,...... .. - 1 H I-1- 'K+ if' 6 2 -.fx HERBERT HUDGINS jf, if ,,1 I' v L LX ' x SOLVEIG WILLIAMS LITTLUCN BALL CQCEZS MAUQV IVMACI-IlIXIE1i HJUNICDDS THE CG DORE 1984 :TMJ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Pow Slaresident: John Gorei Vice-President: Wesley Sykes Second Rovvffponsori Miss Margaret Rawls Third Row -Secretary: Jack Fantone, Treasurer: Walter Page f , K .N ,.., Q, , 'Qin' , , A ,. ,, vsiraarxw-srwre. ' Fe.-5 r-1'i.f:v'-1-fm. ...,.,,.,.,. :r. .- v1f i- ' . .A f N 'mf 41185 THE CO ORE 1934 Abbott, Scott Acey, Randolph Addenbrook, John Adsit, Spencer Albright, Edward Allen, Franklin Allen, James Andrews, Le Roy Andrews, Ralph Anselowitz, Sidney Aranov, Abraham Aspinwall, Jack Ayers, Ernie Babcock, Louis Baker, Milton Balavan, Paul Baldwin, Stuart Bangley, Frank Barbee, Harold Barlield, Samuel Barlow, Richard Barnes, William Barry, James Barsell, Edwin Baskette, Curtis Bateman, Bernard Beale, Archie Beattie, John Belcher, William Bell, Kenneth Bell, Willis Bernard, Charles Berry, Lee Billups, James Bishop, Frank Blankenship, Aubrey Blyth, Garland Bohannan, Kirby Boughker, Robert Bragg, Frank Brewer, Bernard Brinkley, Gordan Brinkley, Gorman Brock, Thomas Brooks, William Brown, Luther Brownly, Claud Burden, Elmo Burroughs, Scherer Buzzy, John JUINIIGR CLASS---Boys Caldwell, John Campbell, Charles Campbell, Robert Capps, William Cardoza, Pembroke Carper, Marvin Carroll, Edward Carroll, William Cason, Caldwell Cason, Peyton Cathey, William Champion, Frank Chapman, Lawrence Clarke, lrvine Cockrell, Haywood Cofer, John Cohen, Bernard Cohen, David Colenda, Christopher Colonna, Glenn Combs, Latina Consolvo, Robert Constantine, Angelo Conwell, John Corrigan, Jack Cory, James Council, Edward Coupland, Randolph Cox, Bernard Cox, Norman Creekmore, William Crockett, John Cromwell, Howard Crosswhite, James Cummings, John Dabney, William Dalby, Milton Dance, Jack Daugherty, Lucius Davis, Chase Davis, Thomas Davis, Wade Dawson, Jack Dennis, Kenneth Doyle, Joseph Duncan, Henry Duncan, Leroy Dunn, Paul Dunning, Emory Dunston, Warren Durham, Thomas Eason, Lewis Ellington, Earl Elliott, David Eilliot, Wilson Eure, Hugh Ewell, Marion Faircloth, Robert Fairer, James Fantone, Jack Feldman, lsadore Felton, Heath Fentress, Willis Ferkson, Sidney Ferlazzo, Victor Flood, James Folkes, William Forbes, Joseph Forbes, Lawrence Forbes, Preston Frand, Davis Fraser, Randolph Friedberg, Joel Fuda, Ralph Fugua, Richard Fulcher, Harold Futrell, Leonard Gallup, Carroll Garrison, Joseph Gibson, Stewart Glass, John Goldblatt, Norman Goldman, Milton Goodman, lrving Gordon, lrvin Gordon, Myron Gore, John Grant, George Grant, Robert Graves, George Gray, Duryea Gray, William Gregory, Charles Gregory, Monford Green, Marvin Gretes, Gus Grey, George Gribble, Gorland Grillin, Jack Griffin, Jerome Grover, W. W. Gutelius, Jacques Gygi, Herbert Hamer, John Hamlin, Sherrill Hampton, Forrest Hanley, Harry Hardison, Walter Harney, Capehart Harrell, Robert Harris, James Hassell, Dennis Hayman, Shelton Henderson, Arthur Hing, Fork Hobbs, Edwin Hodges, John Holland, Richard Holm, Raymond Holt, Campbell Holt, Leslie How, Carlisle Howard, Monteith Hudgins Chester Hudgins Jack Hudgins, Leslie Hudgins, Roger Hunt, Aubrey Jackson, James Jacobs, Eugene Jakeman, Lawrence James, Horace Jennings, Hugh Johnson, William Jones, Lester Jones, Linmore Jones, Ray Jones, William Jordon, Davis Kahn, Leonard Kandel, Herbert Kaplan, Milton Karangelen, James Kaufman, Herman Keagy, Robert Kegebein, John Kendall, Boyd Kight, Garland King, Roman Kizer, Franklin 'E' ' 41199 1 I . l J U 11 N . l 0 .Z x R I I Vx 7 I ' l if , .W fir I 5 f De . A THE CO ORE 1934 Knecht, Frank Ladd, Paul Lampert, Sadran Lawrence, Arthur Lawrence, Joseph Lawrence, Linwood Lee, Irving Lee, Leonard Legault, John Leibowitz, Phillip Leveni, Earl Levinson, Bernard Licklider, Heath Lifford, Randolph Littman, Israel Lockamy, Archibald Longman, Israel Lowe, Jeroy Lownsbery, Jack MacBride, Dexter MacMillan, David Mansfield, William Manship, Edward Martin, Kenneth Mason, Aubrey Massengill, Robert Matthews, Denbigh Matthews, Preston McCarthy, Morton McClelland, William McCoy, Albert Meekins, Vincent Mercer, Burton Merchant, Robert Miby, Henry Midgett, Frederick Millard, Lyman Miller, Aryman Miller, Randolph Mitchell, W. C. Moore, Wilber Morgan, Forrest Morgan, William Mott, Richard Mullen, Eugene Munden, James Munden, Randolph JUNICDR CLASS---Boys Murden, Raymond Myers, Geoffrey Myers, Sylvan Nagle, Roy Nelms, John Newton, Robert Nock, Francis Norman, Clark Oast, John Old, Martin Olsen, Aaron Osborne, Haywood Cutland, Parker Owen, Stephen Page, Ivor Parker, John Pendergraph, G. B. Perry, Nelson Perry, Theodore Peterson, Alexander Phillips, James Pierce, Russell Pontifex, Edward Porter, Clarence Potter, Elbert Prentiss, Joseph Pritchard, Clyde Propes, Julian Rawl, Robert ReDavid, Louis Reid, William Reilly, William Renfrew, Robert Richter, Joe Riday, William Riggs, Walter Ritch, James Rogister, Robert Ronick, Leonard Roper, Albert Ross, Jack Ruett, Raymond Russell, Charles Salibra, Robert Salomonsky, Meyer Salomonsky, Morris Savage, Nathan Sawyer, Clark Schaefer, Edward Schmucker, Edwin Schriner, Alvan Sears, Cecil Seawell, La Verne Seay, Jack Seay, James Seay, Kenneth Seymour, Harvey Shapiro, Bernard Sheeran, Archibald Shaffer, Bruce Simpson, William Slaughter, Elbert Slaughter, Kenneth Slotan, Herbert Sonelser, Herbert Smart, Gaillard Smith, Jack Smith, Edward Smith, W. A., Jr. Sohn, Joseph Spencer, John Stant, Frederick Stant, Roy Stanton, Archibald Stephenson,MacDonald Stewart, Walton Stott, Thomas Stubbs, Edgar Sugg, Julius Summerelle, Woodrow Sutton, Porter Sykes, Jack Sykes, Wesley Tarkington, Ralph Tate, Beverly Tatem, Jack Taylor, Leon Thomas, Jack Tise, Broddy Tompkins, Julian Towe, Moncure Trotter, Meredith Turner, George Turner, Robert Twiddy, Clarence Twiford, Aubrey Tyler, Stockton Van Patten, I. T. Versace, Armond Voight, Charles Voight, Joseph Voight, Raleigh Wahab, Robert Walder, Rupert Ward, John Warren, Paul Weatherley, Ephraim Weddington, Francis Weinhold, Herbert West, William Whiman, Louis White, Frederick White, James White, Robert White, Warren Whitehill, Robert Whitehurst, Leigh Williams, Elmer Williams, Elwood Williams, Ernest Williams, Mortimer Williams, William Williamson, Arthur Williamson, Aubrey Williamston, Raymond Wilkins, William Willis, Berry Willoughby, Riddick Wilroy, Bruce Wing, William Winston, John Wirt, Carroll Wood, Robert Wormington, Pryor Wright, Robert Wulyer, Ernest Yeates, William Yoder, Rufus N. ..,,.,,,..,.,.. s.,....,....,,. mc., ms , 7, A . ,. ,,,55swixaiassLeQa.5'T1 41995 THE Abbott, Martha Abbott, Ruth Ackiss, Marjorie Adams, Ruth Alrame, Ethel Alexander, Elizabeth Allsbrook, Virginia Ames, Elizabeth Anderson, Ethel Anderson, Margaret Andrews, Hazel Armstrong, Alberta Armstrong, Emily Arnold, Doris Arnold, Helen Bagnell, Elizabeth Baker, Edith Baker, Evelyn Ruth Baldwin, Thelma Ball, Nancy Bannar, Mildred Barger, Mary Barner, Sarah Barnes, Nell Barrett, Mattie Bartlett, Eleanor Barton, Elizabeth Barton, Louise Baumgard, Ritty Beaser, Adelaide Beavers, Hazel Bentley, Katherine Berger, Lena Berlin, Freda Berman, Goldie Berman, Lillian Biggs, Adelaide Blackwell, Hilda Bland, Louise Bluford, Jean Blum, Esther Bounds, Pattie Bowden, Kathleen Bradshaw, Lillie Branch, Jane Brandenburg, Frances Bray, Sarah Brent, Dorothy Bress, Florence Briggs, Irene Bright, Mary Briner, Helen u- HBR JUNIOR CLASS---Girls Brinson, Katherine Briola, Mary Brock, Annie Brooks, lrene Brothers, Hazel Brown, Katherine Brown, Sudress Browne, Jane Bryan, Mary Bunting, Neoma Burfoot, Bessie Burn, Olive Burton, Jane Butler, Elizabeth Butt, Ellen Cariana, Gladys Carlson, Helen Carlson, Katherine Chisolm, Evelyn Cicero, Mary Clingernpell, Nell Cochrell, Edith Cohen, Margery Cole, Ellen Coleman, Rachel Colles, Anne Cook, Charlotte Cook, Maude Cool, Jeanette Copeland, Louise Cordell, Mattie Coulhorn, Mary Councill, Nonie Cowan, Doris Coward, Virginia Creamer, Nellie Creech, Laura Bell Cromwell, Geneva Crosby, Mae Crumpler, Doris Curtis, Dorothy Daughtrey, Eleaner Davie, Ruth Davis, Olive Davis, Rebecca Dennis, Virginia Derby, Pauline Dezern, Evelyn Diehl, Mary Disney, Dorothy Dorr, Katherine Doyle, Louise Dozier, Catherine Dozier, Ruth Drury, Auldine Dunn, Frances Dutton, Mary Early, Mary Eason, Elizabeth Edney, Frances Edwards, Janice Eley, Anne 1934 Harrell, Beatrice Harriman, Frances Harper, Emily Harris, Harris, Harris, Hart, J Hasler, Hayes, Hegbo Alice Dorothy Elizabeth anice Barbara Virginia n, Ellen Elliot, Marie Ellis, Dorothy Ellis, Lorraine Ellis, Virginia Ely, Ellen Eure, Anne Evans, Virginia Fairbanks, Ethel Fanshaw, Margaret Fekete, Marion Fentress, Elizabeth Ferguson, Margaret Ferratt, Mary Fisher, Llewellyn Fleming, Grace Flintoff, Lucy Foreman, Lura Lee Foreman, Margarette Fountain, Elizabeth Freitas, Esther Frick, Marjory Galumbeck, Sadye Gardner, Roberta Garnette, Katherine Hendricks, Helen Herfurth, Ruth Hickman, Callista Hill, Elizabeth Hill, Margaret Hinson, Edna Hobbs, lnez Hodges, Phyllis Hogg, Matilda Holloway, Martha Holstein, Ermine Hopkins, Barbara Hornsby, Phyllis Hosier, Beverly Hudgins, Maxine Huifaker, Betty Jane Hurwitz, Helen lrvin, Lula Jackson, Emilie Jackson, Ruth Johnson, Doris Jones, Doris Jones, Hulda Jones, Letty Garrett, Ruby Garris, Margaret Goelvin, Anne Goldman, Edna Goodman, Ella Gordon, ldever Greenland, Virginia Gregg, Roberta Gregory, Aldyth Jordan, Lavenia Jordan, Rosa Joynes, Florence Joynes, Nancy Jung, Margaret Jurin, Zelda Karlin, Sylvia Karnezi s, Roxana Kaufman, Ida Gresham, Elizabeth Griliin, Ellen Griiiin, Gussie Griggs, Gladys Grimstead, Sadie Grinalds, Audrey Guilford, Agnes Gustin, Laura Hall, Inez Kearney, Mary Allen Kerkhof, Dienese Klein, Mildred Knapman, Bessie Kneiper, Frances Lambert, Voneta Land, Mildred Land, Nancy Lapetina, Mildred ' i--- K yew- :Qs,...,mmm,-...z.w--.....,,..,.,,,.,.,,,,,.,f,..:Wim-sisesghk 3' ' 41235 THE La Prade, Louise Lawler, Frances Leard, Mary Lewis, Evelyn Lewis, Margaret Long, Dorothy Lytton, Mary Mailield, Mattie Malbone, Thelma Manry, Polly Mansfield, Emma Margiotta, Philomena Martin, Dorothea Martin, Louise Mathews, Frances Mays, Evelyn McCall, Louise McCoy, Dorothy McCoy, Eva McDonald, Jeanette McGalliard, Frances McKay, Margaret McKown, Marjorie Mead, Marge Mercer, Ruby Merrill, Frances Merritt, Virginia Miller, Anne Miller, Marion ' Miller, Nina Millery, Lillian Mitchell, Ellen Mitchell, Evelyn Moore, Jeanette Moore, Nana Morgan, Mary Morse, Louise Muir, Minah Murray, Ruth Napretek, Lkllian Nash, Elizabeth Neihouse, Frances Nelson, Ethel Nettles, Josephine Nichols, Grace Norfleet, Katherine Norlleet, Nannie Northern, Katherine Nowitzky, Margaret Nuhn, Virginia Oliver, Faye JUNIOR Owens, Margaret Owens, Mildred Page, Mildred Palma, Dolores Panisiti, Mary Parks, Ann Parks, Evelyn Parrish, Rosalie Parsons, Dorothy Parsons, Mary Payne, Ellen Payne, Margaret Peebles, Marguerite Peery, Mildred Petock, Gertrude Petty, Antionette Petty, Katherine Phelps, Marion Philpotts, Marjorie Ping, Margaret Poleamra, Hanson Pope, Virginia Portlock, Ellie Powell, Gwenlyn Price, June Priest, Elizabeth Pritchard, Dorothy Ralph, Hazel Rawles, Isabelle Rawls, Elizabeth Rawls, Mary Ray, Thelma Reynolds, Christine Rhodes, Dorothy Richardson, Mary Riley, Katherine Rines, lda Roberts, Edith Roberts, Henrietta Robertson, Wilha Rose, Hallie Rose, Wilmot Rowe, Virginia Rowland, Carolyn Russell, Catherine Sacks, Frances Salmon, Pearl Salsbury, Ruth Salvant, Lois Salzberg, Goldie Sanderson, Myrtle .gat -. .tlfiis ORE 'Ht fi X. M CLASS---Girls Saunders, Elinor Saunders, Thelma Savage, Gladys Sawyer, Vivian Scherberger, Fredericka Seay, Katherine Segall, Ruth Seigler, Mildred Sevain, Cleo i934 Twilord, Mary Twiford, Nancy Tucker, Emma Turner, Mae Tyler, Rebecca Tyndall, Doris Udell, Lois Llris, Esther Vann, Vera Shapiro, Ethel Sharp, Blanche Shepherd, Lorena Shore, Genevieve Siebert, Margaret Slagle, Kathleen Slaughter, Katherine Slaughter, Marion Smith, Helen Smith, Jean Smith, Valerine Smith, Wilma Smithwick, Mary Snellings, Catherine Snyder, Jean Van Name, Gertrude Viar, Evelyn Vose, Virginia Walden, Elizabeth Walker, Grace Walker, Virginia Walsh, Elethia Watts, Ruth Weast, Margaret Weaver, Nellie Weisman, Rosalie West, Mildred West, Rosalie Westfahl, Bertha Whitaker, Bertha Speight, Mary Spitzer, Marie Stam, Hadassah Stanton, Evelyn Steinhauser, Muriel Stephens, Virginia White, Edith White, Elizabeth White, Margaret White, Sara Whitehurst, Rosalie Whitley, Mary Stephenson, Edloe Stephenson, Nellie Stockton, Martha Stroud, Virginia Stubbs, Sara Sullivan, George Tarkenton, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Mildred Tharp, Margaret Thomas, Louise Thompson, Elsie Thornton, Frances Thornton, Katherine Thornton, Patricia Tingstrom, Camilla Tischler, Javiet Tobin, Frances Tonelson, Buelah Trace, Florence Treakle, Gladys Whitlock, Gary Whitney, Elizabeth Wicks, Marjory Wilder, Beulah Wilderson, Mary Williams, Alvah Williams, Josephine Williams, Madge Williams, Myra Willis, Dorothy Windley, Margaret Winlree, Virginia Wilson, Mary Wood, Margaret Wood, Mary Woodward, Josephine Wooland, Margaret Wright, Louise Wright, Martha Wright, Mary Young, Margaret O'Reilly, Helen Sansone, Marie Treakle, Margaret Zedd, Ruth Osborne, Jennie 41945 nl ::.:. U... ' .o:.oon:p: , -o'.. v 0 .oo .... oo ii -,li -1st-4 s z, 0 1 , 0 .us.' '.o'a 0 n .v'. . ei' Q0 ,,' Ol. 'l , .od1'.,',o Q 0 lgllo ICI Q I .'.'..:'.v.' O no ,:'op 0:0 .,-',. .. . l...g. .,'.,.os,. 0:'l,pv 'Qol 0.cQ '.o' q'9'ao': oog',.gO.,o . oo ' o, 1. Q 0 10...... 0 o'o ,.o.,o. ' u's THE CO ORE 1984 ,, we me T 1 N i i 1 3 F 1 4 I K W , i F i w SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First Row fPresfdent: William Uptoni Vice-President: Joe Madden Second Rowf5ponsor: Miss Ruth Cox Third Row -Treasurer: George Peekf Secretary: Suzanne McCoy 41269 Abbott, Robert Adams, Poston Adcock, Ernest Albright, Robert Allcox, William Anker, Irving Arline, Arthur Armistead, John Armistead, William Asher, Melvin Atkinson, Thomas Austin, Alton Ayers, William Bagley, Frank Baker, Ray Baker, Robert Baker, Rufus Balasca, John Baldwin, Frank Ball, Harry Ball, Stuart Barlow, Jack Barnes, Wilton Barr, William Barry, Moran Baskett, Hugh Bateman, William Belkar, Sylvan Berryman, Joseph Blackstone, Joe Blanchard, James Bloomer, Richard Blur, Patrick Bonnewell, Perry Boykin, Richard Bray, Melvin Brayiel, Robert Brescia, Ralph Brickhouse, Ernest Briggs, Harry Brockett, Truman Brooks, Curtis Broughton, Sandy Brown, Earl Bulaski, Arnold Bunkley, James Burroughs, Linwood Burroughs, Stanley Burton, Lloyd Butt, Herman Cahoon, Frank Callis, John Calson, Francis Calston, Thomas Caplan, Paul Capps, Aubrey THE CD ORE '934 SQRHQMQRE CLASS---Boys Capps, Sidney Carlo, Julius Carroll, George Carroll, Walton Cartier, Jacques Cary, Harrell Casey, Edward Cass, Walton Clark, Howard Clark, James Clark, William Charlton, Harry Clodfelter, Paul Coates, Carlton Coby, William Colley, Clyde Cohen, Bernard Cohen, Jerome Cohen, Lawrence Colenda, Alton Cook, Edwin Cook, Pinckney Cope, Walter Corbin, George Cox, Alvin Cox, Marion Culliphir, Thomas Cummings, Pollard Cuthrell, Marvin Dail, Ernest Dailey, Robert Dance, Fred Daniels, George Darden, Richard Davenport, Joseph Davis, Clyde Davis, Edward Davis, Mabrey Deans, James DeBusk, Daniel Decker, James Deekle, Cleveland Denny, James Denolison, Harry Derring, George Dickson, Richard Diggs, Harold Dillard, John Dixon, Paul Dodson, James Dowdy, Edward Dowty, Cyril Doxey, Lloyd Dozier, David Driskill, Raymond Drury, Donald Dudley, Guilford Dunbar, lrvin Duncan, Dwight Eagle, Morris Edmonds, John Edmonds, Kenneth Edwards, Frank Edwards, Milbourne Elliott, Allred Elliott, Lewis Elliott, Thomas Ene, Edward Eskey, Charles Etheredge, Herbert Etheredge, William Evans, Milton Faircloth, Edward Faircloth, Robert Fanny, Robert Fentress, Martin Ferebee, Oscar Ferris, Joseph Fisher, Bryce Fisher, Forrest Fisher, Linwood Fisher, Stanley Fitchett, Reid Fleming, Branham Fluker, William Fontaine, Jesse Foster, George Fowler, Vance Franklin, Horace Fraser, Douglas Frasier, Albert Freeman, Vincent Funnell, John Furman, living Gallagher, Charles Gallup, Clyde Garfield, Zalmon Gilford, Chester Gold, Lewis Goldstein, Bernard Gordon, Milton Gordon, Sylvan Gottschalk, Cato Von Graham, Thorburn Green, Alfred Gregory, Allen Gregory, Cameron Grunewald, Harris Guess, Jack Gunter, Joe Gurkin, John Hall, Eugene Hammond, Henry Hantz Douglas Harrell, Edward Harris, William Harrison, Frank Harrison, William Hart, James Haskett, William Hatch, Jack Hayes, Thornton Heath, Arthur Heath, Howard Heath, Major Heller, Ries Hendricks, Walton Henley, Harold Higson, George Hill, Herman Riddick Hinkle, Samuel Hirschler, Louis Hitch, George Hitchings, Vernon Hodges, Charles Hodges, Dennis Hodges, James Hodges, Richard Hogan, Bevan Hollowell, William Holm, Edwin Holme, Walter Holmes, George Holoway, Albert Holt, Lewis Houser, George Howard, James Hubbard, Lorrayne Hulbert, Sidney Hull, Carl Hunt, Richard Hurwitz, Harry Hutchins, Samuel Hutchins, Walter Huxter, Ludwell lckes, Kenneth Ives, Lawrence Ives, Logan lvey, Charles lvey, Roy JaFle, Joseph James, Frank James, John Jensen, George Jernigan, Aubrey Johnson, Thomas Jones, Herman Joynes, Leger ,,f:1:iisrf:if x 'I?i7i-1'-slffiilh . 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L tgi . .Mr-i f THE CG GRE 1934 Joynes, Louis Joynes, Stanley Katz, Hyman Kaufman, Julian Kee, Warren Keeney, William Keeter, Arvid Kemp, Bernard Keogy, Chai les Kinsey, Hugh Kippan, Raymond Kluez, Leo Kramer, Melvin Kratzig, Paul Krukin, Sidney Lamestra, Francis Lassiter, William Lawler, Joseph Lea, Paul Lee, Howard Lee, James Lehman, Edward Leibowitz, Phillip Leowitt, Charles Lesner, William Leiderman, Mathay Levine, David Levinson, lsadore Lewis, Daniel Linn, Arthur Linton, Thomas Long, Samuel Lott, Charles Lotz, Peter Lowe, Sidney Lynch, James Mack, Francis Macon, Conway Madden, Joseph Malbon, Wendell Manby, Paul Marable, James Margolius, Francis Markham, Cheston Martin, John Martin, William Matson, Patrick Mattox, Thomas May, Philip McBurney, Henry McCarthy, Linwood McClaskey, Mack McGonigal, l-eon SOPHOMORE CLASS---B Melani, Theodore Mendelsohn, Nathan Merritt, Bill Miller, Burnley Miner, Parker Mitchell, James Modlin, Raymond Moseley, John Moss, Robert Mott, Albert Mountcastle, George Mowery, Lindsey Murden, Raymond Murphy, Erwin Musgrave, Charles Myrick, Orin Nash, Charles Neale, Thomas Nelson, Edward Neville, Willis Nichols, John Norman, Willard Norton, Augustus Nugent, Clayton Odom, Emery Ogburn, Damon Oliver, James Olmstead, John Olson, Richard Parker, John Payne, Daniel Payne, John Payne, Roy Pearson, Simpkins Peek, George Pendergraph, lrving Perkins, Frederick Pezzella, Vincent Phelphs, Joseph Phillips, William Pope, Lyman Popkin, Sidney Postove, Reuben Powell, John Powell, Prosper Powell, William Preston, Robert Pritchard, Raymond Proctor, Merritt Pouler, Nick Pyle, Donald Pyle, Raymond Ouist, Edward Riddick, Wilbur Ritter, Fred Roberts, William Rock, Edward Rosa, Ernest Rosenbaum, David Roughton, Ernest Rountree, William Russell, Merritt Sabota, Nuncey Savage, Kemp Sawyer, Eugene Sawyer, Herman Sawyer, Kenneth Sawyer, Linwood Sandler, Samuel Sansone, Gus Scarborough, Meredith Scherberger, Frederick Schneer, Charles Sellers, Jack Settle, Robert Shafer, Vernon Shamer, Preston Sherwood, Paul Shipp, Jack Simpson, Herbert Simmons, Ralph Singleton, Norwood Smith, Reginald Smith, Stanley Smith, Walter Sorrell, Hollis Spencer, Rudd Stadler, Joseph Staylor, Edward Starr, Bertram Steel, Henry Sterling, Charles Stern, Frederick Stewart, James Stewart, John Stevens, Edwin Stokes, John Stralitz, Jules Stroud, Otto Styron, William Suber, Clarence Sutton, Robert Swevigson, Karl Talley, Frank Tarkenton, Robert Taylor, Garnette oys Thurman, Robert Tomkinson, Daniel Toxey, Artie Tucker, Rudolph Tunstall, Syl Turner, John Turner, Wilmer Twiford, Dodderidge Tyler, Goodman Vanclegrlft, Harry Van Leeuwen, Evan Venetidy, Sava Vinson, Linwood Vogler, Wilson Voliva, Vernon Wade, Murray Walker, Davis Walker, John Walker, Otto Walker, Otis Walton, William Ward, Jack Warrick, Gresham Wayoner, Bryce Werth, Maury Weiss, Rudolph West, Brooks Wetherington, Roy Whitehead, Hugh Whitehurst, Henry Wilgus, Myron Williams, Dallas Williams, Frederick Williams, Garland Williams, Henry Williams, Rolf Williamson, James Williamson, Robert Williamson, Stanwood Williford, Charles Willis, Peter Wilson, Everett Wine, Melvin Wood, Amos Wood, Charles Wood, Frank Wood, Joseph Wood, Wiley Woodard, William Woodard, Clarence Wren, Randolph Wright, Andrew Wright, John McLaughlin, Francis Reaves, Melvin Thomas, Frederick Wyatt, Fred Meade, Laurie Reed, George Thomas, Robert Zimmerman, William Meetze, Russell Respass, Edmond Thomas, William Zoby, Leo 41305 THE CO DRE 1934 Albertson, Katherine Allen, Doris Amelson, Frances Andrews, Shirley AronoFf, Dorothy Badran, Virginia Baker, Flora Baker, Mildred Ball, Mary Banks, Agnes Bannier, Martha Barnard, Frances Barr, lnez Barr, Jennie Lynn Barrett, Addie Lee Barrett, Virginia Barry, Katherine Baum, Marguerite Beard, Beatrice Beasley, Lorraine Backner, Elizabeth Belkov, Lillian Bell, Elizabeth Bell, Esther Bell, Evelyn Bell, Jean Bell, Thelma Lee Bengston, Nelda Berger, Jeannette Bernstein, Marian Berry, Ethel Berry, Margaret Berryman, Evelyn Besheares, Thelma Bevilaque, Margaret Billups, Anne Bisese, Leona Black, Ada Mae Blair, Barbara Blakelock, Jean Blassingham, Hazel Blassingham, Kathleen Bloodgood, Geneva Boggs, Winifred Bolling, Lois Bonton, Elizabeth Boole, Vivian Bounds, Partz Bowden, Alma Bowden, Margaret Boyd, Jean Boyd, Mary Bradley, Chassie SCDPHOMORE CLASS---Girls Bradshaw, Geneva Brady, Fay Brannan, Elizabeth Bray, Ethel Breeden, Dorothea Bregmen, Murriel Briggs, lrene Bright, Susie Brindle, Betty Brinkley, Anne Brinson, Margaret Brodrick, Mary Brown, Eleanor Brown, Ruth Browne, Emma Browne, Julia Bryan, Grace Bryant, Mary Bruce, Mary Buckmaster, Frances Buchanan, Ora Bunting, Ann Burroughs, Alice Burruss, Frances Butler, Dorothy Callahan, Ruth Campbell, Edna Campbell, Evelyn Canoles, Mary Carlisle, Peggy Carter, Virginia Cartwright, Celia Cartwright, Elizabeth Clark, Margaret Cohen, Clarice Coleman, Evelyn Condoyiannis,Katherine Conway, Nellie Conwell, Norma Cook, Sue Coryell, Ruth Coward, Elizabeth Cowart, lris COX, Mary Creekmore, Essie Crockin, Thelma Cromwell, Elizabeth Cromwell, Lelia Crosswhite, Mae Culpepper, Jenie Dail, Mary Daughtrey, Alice Daughty, lris Davie, Katherine Davis, Arlie Davis, Emma Davis, Evelyn Davis, Louise Davis, Ruth Davis, Sarah Davis, Virginia DeVany, Ann Dickinson, Frances Dillard, Bessie Dillard, Martha Dilsbury, Rosalyn Dixon, Vivian Dozier, Lillian Dozier, Margaret Durham, Emma Early, Garnett Eason, Anna Laura Eason, Vernelle Edney, Mary Lee Edwa Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Engle rds, Helen Josephine Majorie Ruth Katherine berg, Helene Ensel, Louise Etheridge, Norma Evans, Christine Evans, Margaret Evere tt, Louise Fallin, Virginia Fand, Fanto Ethel ne, Margaret Farley, Elizabeth Fickel, Lillian Fivel, Reitha Flannagan, Jane Fleming, Mildred Floyd, Margaret Foard, Lily Forbes, Virginia Fount ain, Eleanor Frankenberger, Addie Frieden, Rosa Fulcher, Ruth Funk, Thelma Garnto, Foris G,aroy, Estelle Gatewood, Mary Gay, Martha Gedell, Ann GiFiey, Dorothy Gilbert, Patricia Gilbert, Sarah Gilchrist, Ollie Gimbert, Margaret Glass, Mabel Godfrey, Nonie Godwin, Margaret Goldstein, Geraldine Goodman, Fannie Goodson, Thelma Gornto, Fannie Gray, Katherine Gray, Waverly Green, Estelle Green, lrene Green, Lillian Green, Ruth GriFiin, Alma Grillo, Josephine Grubbs, Margie Gunter, Pauline Haas, Peggy Hadgman, Margaret Haggard, Mary Hall, Nettie Halstead, Sarah Hanlcsen, Ruth Hannaiin, Marianne Harcum, Dolly Harden, Jean Harper, Mary Harrell, Alice Harrell, Doris Harris, Edna Harris, Vida Harrison, Katherine Hassell, Juanita Hayman, Mary Henderson, Marjorie Henderson, Shirley Herring, Mary Frances Hill, Marguerite Hoard, Gladys Hobeck, Helen Holiiicken, Helen Hodges, Doris Hodges, Juanita Holt, Edna Holton, Jacqueline Hope, Carlyle Hubbard, Elva Hubbard, Lorrayne --u-- il 131 P ' THE Hit 1 Fl - an 1934 CO ORE SOPI-ICDMORE CLASS---Girls Hudgins, Jean Hudgins, Margaret Hudgins, Marjorie Hurwitz, lrene Jackson, Willie Bell James, Arlee James, Doris Johnson, Alene Johnston, Carolyn Joiner, Frances Jones, Catherine Judge, Shirley Kahn, Estelle Kennedy, Doris Ketchens, Helen Kilpatrick, Dorothy Kirsh, Carolyn KlaFl, Dorothy Klinefelter, Lois Knapp, Louise Koonce, Mary Koontz, Virginia Kruger, Dorothy Kruger, Sarah Lambert, Eleanor Land, Myrtle Langley, Jane Lapidus, Florence Lassiter, Hazel Lawler, Mabel Leard, Mary Lee, Blanche Lee, Elizabeth Lester, Jay Levinson, Sylvia Lewis, Ellen Lewis, Josephine Lubschutz, Frances Lumpkin, Edna Lytton, Mary MacDonald, Virginia MacManny, Hattie Manby, Mattie Mapp, Marjorie Mathews, Ruth McBain, Margaret McClendon, Edna McCoy, Suzane McKown, Dorothy McLaughlin, Frances McMahon, Gladys McPhaul, Gladys Mench, Bessie Meredith, Janice Messick, Edith Messick, Jane Messick, Mary Midgette, Doris Miller, Agnes Miller, Glenna Miller, Lillian Miller, Martha Miller, Vetta Mitchell, Christine Modlin, Cornelia Moore, Jean Moore, Margaret Moore, Sara Morewitz, Evelyn Morris, Mildred Morrisette, Dorothy Muellen, Fay Murphy, Eleanor Mylotte, Mildred Mylotte, Muriel Nagle, Helen Nelson, Anne Nicholas, Doris Nicholas, Marjorie Nixon, Marion O'Brien, Lillian Odell, Katherine Odeneal, Marjorie Odessky, Clara Odom, Jeanette Oliver, Reta Ormond, Adair Ormond, Adele Ottley, Ruth Outten, Mary Owen, Helen Palmer, Ethel Parker, Jeanne Parker, Mildred Parker, Violet Parkerson, Mary Ann Parsons, Madalene Parsons, Mary Payne, Wilhemina Pearce, Hazel Pebworth, Ethel Peipert, Audrey Perry, Anita Peyton, Kathryn Pitt, Gladys Pool, Martha Powell, Adna Powell, Marjorie Powell, Winnie Prack, Florice Price, Doris Pritchard, Dorothy Prude, Lena Pusey, Muriel Ouist, Constance Ragan, Emily Reardon, Florence Reidnour, Dorothea Relos, Bessie Reville, Mary Reynolds, Frances Ridgewell, Betty Riggin, Evelyn Riggins, Rosemond Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Helen Roberts, Jessie May Roberts, Katherine Robertson, Katherine Rock, Elsie Rockwell, Mildred Rogers, Nancy Rosebaum, Goldie Rosenfeld, Lucille Royster, Aleise Rumberg, Ruth Russ, Marguerite Russo, Mary Elizabeth Rust, Dorothy Sacks, Frances Sadler, Margaret Sakakini, Virginia Sanderlin, Hope Sansone, Marie Saunders, Lillian Saunders, Shirley Schoonmaker, Juanita Seeley, Joyce Seidman, Annie Selkins, Henel Shackleford, Janice Shares, Virginia Shawn, Margaret Sherman, Harriet Sherry, Mary Virginia Shockley, Edith Simpson, Elsie Simpson, Marie Skarren, Hazel Skelton, Polly Sneed, Ethel Snowden, Anne Snowden, Cecil Solomon, Frances Sonstein, Georgia Sont, Frances Soroko, Dora Soyles, Mildred Stacy, Dorothy Stanford, Jean Starboard, Gladys Starnes, Florence Stephens, Mary Sterne, Eunice Stewart, Dorothy Stewart, Mary Stewart, Violet Still, Florence Stillman, Blanche Stoler, Lillian Strole, Jeanne Styron, Eunice Suddith, Virginia Sullivan, Josephine Sundquist, Betty Swartz, Nettie Swindell, Geraldine Tabakin, Florence Taitz, Sylvia Tarkenton, Ellen Taylor, Doris Taylor, Mary Taylor, Suzanne Thomas, Frances Thomas, Kathleen Thurman, Helen Tippett, Virginia Tobin, Elsie Trant, Mary Tsoukstos, Pauline Turner, Anna Turner, Margaret Turner, Thelma Tussey, Virginia Tweedy, Evelyn Upton, Nancy Viall, Ruth Vincent, Margaret Melville, Virginia Pick, Miles Simpson, Eleanor Wagner, Alfreda NET' ....m.--.....,.,.,...-,.,M.,,.....W.. sf-.,.' fmfswq 'ir 41325 THE CO ORE 1934 Wagster, Elizabeth Walker, Lucile Wallace, Gervias Wallace, Shirley Wallter, Margaret Ware, Ruby Warren, Nina Waters, Viola Watkins, Jenny Weisberg, Sylvia West, Charlotte White, Becky SQPI-IOMORE CLASS---Girls White, White, White, White, White, Betty Eunice Frances Lena Mittie Mason Whitehurst, Burnie Whitehurst, Margaret Whitehurst, Marie Whitehurst, Virginia Whitlock, Dorothy Wieland, Helen Wilder, Nancy Wilker, Aileen Willcox, Mary Williams, Louise Williams, Madeline Williams, Mary Williams, Ruth Williamson, Edith Williamson, Louise Willner, Sylvia Wilson, Mildred Winiirey, Alice Winn, Evelyn Winstead, Dorothy Wood, Martha Worley, June Wright, Evelyn Wright, Helen Wright, Louise Young, Frieda Youne, Peggy Zedd, Bessie Q 'i' A,fgmrtsfia:+mwstrsa,...,..,..,.,..,...,....s...........m.u,,.,.s...., .vera I 41339 THE CO ORE 1934 Foo Fog is the white ghost ofthe water. When gray rain clouds hang low in the heavens, it rises from the shell-covered ocean caverns, and from the slimy green mud of the rivers and lakes. lts clutching fingers slide through the marshes and forests, and into the heart of the city. It creeps through the cracks and broken panels in the tenement windows, and eddies in chill whirls over the floor. It deadens the sounds in the streets, and the lights or' creeping automobiles loom through the mist like the eyes of terrible monsters. ln the harbor the bells andthe whistles ofthe ships speak in muffled tones, warning the sailors of hidden danger, and the hoarse voice of the foghorn moans across the water. its voice is like the voice of the Fog Ghost, crying from the depths ofthe marshes. --Virginia Harris. - .A ..-.- -. . . v 1 ' 611345 lOR GANIZATIONS THE CO OIE 1934 is -' N?-A-3-K 4g,,,.- --H4-xr 7 , -K7 I 7-I.. ..,-+4 4-- --1' -5-J ' - z-L,'- L-ri., I-W 1 Maury Clubs Ml Maury clubs constitute an outstanding plwase ol student lile. Approximately seven lwundred students vvlio vvislw to pursue turtlier tlneir individual interests in various subjects and vvlwo also desire agreeable companionslnip are members of tlnese organiza- tions. llwrouglw tlie medium of tlne clubs, tlwere is developed a cooperative and entlius- iastic sclwool spirit. practical training and experience in creative vvorl4 are otlered by tl'ie Bain Literary Society lor boys, and tlie Maury Literary Society lor girls. For many years tl'ie tvvo organizations lwave entered debaters, public spealcers, public readers, and spellers in tlieVirginia Literary and Atlwletic League Contests. 'llie l-li-Y Club and tl'ie l-ligli Sclwool Student Club liave done mucli to promote lwiglw ideals. llwese groups are vvortliy oi praise tor tlie lwigli standards tliat tlwey maintain in Maury activities. llwe Latin, Spanislw, and Frenclw Societies lwave succeeded admirably in furtlwering tlie proficiency ol pupils in tlie respective languages. llwe members ol tlwese organiza- tions present original programs vvl1icl'1 are botl'i entertaining and instructive. lnterest in tlwe drama and music lwas been encouraged by tlwe Curtain Club and tlie Girls' Glee Club. llwese clubs lwave been successful in developing individual talent, and in presenting vvortlwvvliile productions lor tlie enjoyment ol tlwe entire student body. ...,mam:..rxeqQ4 'i' -,...,.,,u..,.......................,..,.....,.m......, -f''ga' 'z' A52aarmwse:aaa..., 41355 THE 1934 1 K TEV. sv.- Students vvho are particularly interested in science find ample fields for their investigations as members of the Science Club. During the year, numerous trips are made to factories for the purpose of observing modern scientific processes. The local chapter of Quill and Scroll, the only honorary society of the school, has achieved gratifying results. Five of its ten members have vvon recognition in the journalistic contests sponsored by the National Headquarters. The young journalists specialize in vocabulary building, current events, editorials, and feature, sport, and advertising writing. Boys and girls who have mathematical inclinations find encouragement in the Cannon and in the Girls' Mathematics Clubs, respectively. The relationship of the arts and sciences to mathematics is studied and discussed in the meetings. The Commercial Club was organized for those pupils who are studying business administration. The members find worthwhile diversion in the programs. The athletic girl is given an apportunity to shovv her prowess in the Girls, Mono- gram Club. Basket ball, baseball, volley ball, tennis, and golf are the diversified forms of sport engaged in by this club. This, in brief, is a resume of the advantages and the enjoyment derived by club members. The companionship and the scholastic interest developed in these societies promote school spirit. .- . . 7. if .. V --.. 11.1 Ni' .1mm'.fa...,... ,...M.......,.....4.,...,N..m, ,...,-.....s.'1sah:1-sfswffg Q9 ,5gss.s.mais..,mssry1,. 'Z lf. V fr I'Y , ft 61365 THE CO GRE 1934 Dexter fVlacBride Y,.,,,,. Francis Ritter ,,,7,,,, John Gore ,7,., .,,. Wesley Sylces, Archie Sheeran l'lenry C. Nolley, Eranlc Bagley Carl Davis lrvin Dunbar Jaclc Pantone Zalmon Garfield Richard Goodman paul Gordon Bain l.iterary Society OFFICERS MEMBERS Cameron Gregory John Gurlcin Sidney Kitterman Paul Kratzig David Levine Philip Liebovvitz William Mansfield nf? ' Af fff,f.,yyz,4Jf President Vice-President .Wow-Secretary ,E Vs... H ..VcY, f .Treasurer E V V Sergeant-at-firms , E, Faculty Representative Denbigh Matthews William Qberndorler George Peek Charles Schneer Norwood Singleton Arthur Wiley 5' ! , , , 4, . .- - - .- P -' .V -ini .1 -1 .-aw-iw-4 7 V.. -. r 'f: ..awmm 1-,J I M- 4 f V V ,1-' i-.1 : - 41375 f THE CO GRE 1934 Cannon Mathematics Club Clarlc Martin .YVV.VV Millard Cass VVAVV V7V.A Shelby Harrington ssssssssssssss l-lenry Abbitt ,... ,. ....... ..sss.ss. . E Miss Champe C. Douthatl Lemuel E. Games l l'lenry Abbitt Millard Cass Carlyle Dunavvay Warren Dunston Ralph Eberly Julian Erieden W ometias MEMBERS Richard Goodman Shelby Harrington Abraham Kolodny Sidney Kitterman Clark Martin Billy McMillan Billy Oberndorier l V VVVVVYVVVV.... President Vice-President YWW.YV....5ecretary .sffssssslreasurer ......,..l'-acuity Representatives Edward Smith l-lunter Smith Raymond labalcin Bennie Versaice Mortimer Williams Pryor Wormington .- ... , ' ' , '- 'r -2121-44-' 1 ' . 1 .r --L - A,5M Hamm er.mm,x.,W,..:.,,.t.,,...........,,.,..,M.,..,... M aa-ss,...,m.e.i3k ' Ad5sEara3.9'.sev.u,s.,..,.,,,,,.,. ..,, 41385 pr, C! THE CG ORE 1934 Doris Matter .,...,. Virdelma Bass .VVv......... Edith l'lart ,7,,,,,,.,,,..V,.7. Geraldine Leiderman Miss l-lettie R. Gibbs Lucille Allen Virdelma Bass Freda Block Pearl Blum Mildred Boyd Faye Bress Virginia Brinkley Naomi Burroughs P i xx Commercial Club Q orriems MEMBERS Irene Cohen Pauline Collins Ruth Coplon Ella Mae Crank Annie Deans Elizabeth Derring Virginia Dozier Freda Greenburg X President ...mmV.Vice-Frexident mfecretary-Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Faculty Representative Mary Evelyn Kelley Lena Rosa Knecht Eva Laibstain Doris Matter Pearl Rosenbaum Madeline Sanders Freda Swerslcy Artemis Vasilion Elsie Bryant Edith Hart Celia Wainger Elizabeth Byrd Miriam Hurwitz f . ,,,, i s f w'ka1?'if'ifi-- - I . i139l9 Www .dmv 5,55 ng., 31409 CURTAIN CLUB THE CO ORE 1924 Gorman Brinlcley 7,,7,,,,, Sarah White ,., . ,7,,, Selma Hart Y,,,,,,,,, Anna Roper ,e,, Peggy Truitt ,..e....,. ,,,. Margery Cohen ,.ae,,,,,, Miss Mary L. Johnson... Robert Albright Margaret Anderson Pauline Arnold Thelma Leigh Bell Freda Block Jaclc Branch Ann Brinlcley Gorman Brinldey Annie Broclc Betty Bruning Lucille Bybee Q'Dineal Chapman Helen Cheatham Margery Cohen Randolph Coupland Mary Elizabeth Dail Margaret Ferguson David Einestone Margarette Foreman Sadye Galumbeclt Marjorie Gay Margaret Godwin Paul Gordon Waverly Gray Sarah Halstead Curtain Club OFFICERS .. .. President Vice-President . .............. ...Secretary ff -V . - -. ............TfC65Ul'2I' Representative to The Commodore A ...Representative to Maury News ffl MEMBERS Henrietta Harrell Virginia Harris Selma Hart Sarah Hayes Margaret Hill Marguerite Hill Maxine Hudgins Bernard lvey Thomas Jones Rosa Elizabeth Jordan Mary Allen Kearney Elizabeth Keller Sidney Kitterman Abraham Kolodny Margaret Laird Mary Sue Lawrence Elizabeth Lewis Charles Lott William Mansfield Selma Mason Evelyn Mays Virginia MacDonald Suzanne McCoy Elsie Miller Nina Miller Faculty Representative Evelyn Mitchell Lillian Nelson Kathryn Norileet Evelyn Parlcs Martha Raul Ellen Payne Kathleen Peelc Elizabeth Priest Margaret Priest Francis Ritter Verna Robertson Mildred Roclcwell Leonard Roniclc Anna Roper Mary Webb Smithwiclc Wesley Sylces Margaret Taylor Thelma Thompson Margaret Truitt Randolph Weiss Sarah White Margaret Wood Wiley Wood June Worley 1.1.1 -- 'Y' 'Lil ' - . yi- ' ' ,.,.,..,,...,,....,...................,.......,...,.,..4wxm-. .., ' ' Agsfenmturr 11415 THE ADDR DLIDCGT1 YYYYYY Y Verna Robertson ,..... Jean Carr .......V.. .... Margaret Mott ......,..., Virginia Brinlcley r........ Margaret lrealcle .,.7.r,,. Mrs. Sena Wood ......... Dorothy Allen Virginia Brinlcley Virginia Broegler Kitty Brown Naomi Burroughs Jean Carr Eleanor Cole Mary Cox Anne Duncan Carolina Edney Louise Floyd IAM li 1 -.- lit 1934 Girls, Glee Club EQ OFFICERS ,......tPresicient .,..mVice-President Secretary Treasurer M,.,Chairman of Program Committee . Chairman of Finance Committee MEMBERS Mildred l-larrell Virginia l-larris Carlyle l-lope Emilie Jaclcson Doris Jones Eva Laibstain Mary Elizabeth Lawrence Ellen Lewis Mildred Marshall Dorothy McCoy Evelyn Mitchell Faculty Representative Mary Nixon Virginia Ocheltree Evelyn Parks Bessie Relos Verna Robertson Aleise Royster Mildred Sayles Katherine Snellings Frances Thornton Mildred Tingle Margaret Trealcle Margaret Floyd Margaret Mott Emily Turk Anne Galvin Freda Nelson l-lelen Wright - S-ifzhllfg.-A, v- ,-,A, kg, H g-,,,,.?. ,I-aP' Tliff 7-1' . .,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,: 11499 THE CG ORE 1934 Girls, Monogram Club Bdfbdfd KGDZ Y,Y.... Majorie Gay ....Y... Peggy Truit 7,,.,,7,,,,,,, O,DinealCl1apman ,..77 Doris Monell ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,.w, Miss Margaret Moorem. Elizabeth Becltner Pearl Blum Jean Boyd O'DinealCl'1apman Majorie Gay OFFICERS MEMBERS Rosa E. Jordan Barbara Kane Ada Kruger Saralw Kruger Doris Monell V. EEEE..EE President Vm.V.7Vice-President .wmfecretary K.....begg- .m....Treasurer g.V.......,,.WManager of Sports ..........El aculty Representative Mary Parrott Laurie Reynolds Peggy Truitt Emily Turlc Dorotliy Willis Wi' A . , ' ' ' '-' ,D . ,,..,......,..,...............,...,,....w,mvae'.- ' 'icg9mfi K?i? 41439 P11445 L STUDENT CLUB O Cl-IO HIGH S ....a..-. THE CO GRE 1934 Carlyle Dunaway ...... Harry Vesey r,,,Vr,.. Clarlc Martin ....,,.4,,,., Thomas Cross rrV.rr..f. E. l.. Lamberth 1 L. F. Games V7.V Henry C. Nolley Charles Arnold Phillip Battaglia Jack Branch Billy Brent Maxwell Broolcs Ben Consolvo Thomas Cross Andrew Dalton Causey Davis l-li-V Club OFFICERS MEMBERS John Gore Lydon Harrell Shelby Harrington Winston Hope Bernard lvey Taylor Katherman Clark Martin Elliott Mcliimmey Billy McMillan ............-.President ..WVice-President Secretary ........V....W,Treasurer Faculty Representatives Frank Robertson Jaclc Romm Harry Schaefer Edward Smith Hunter Smith Billy Upton Harry Vesey Millard Warriclc, Jr. Newton Way Carlyle Dunaway John Cast George Whichard Wilson Elliott Bill Old William Wise Richard Goodman Raymond Pearce ,, 4,51 ' 'Z ?.5fi.'.'if6I-TTT:'7.- 41459 THE CO ORE 1934 Le Cercle Francais Q OFFICERS William Qberndorler . ----- - , -.-- . AA Jaclc Fantone A Vfrrrr . .. . 1 Archie Sheeran, ,. L Robert Whitehill YVVV V V... A Lura Foreman V..,..V7 V..VV -frf Miss Bernice Bradshaw Y,,,, ., . .YVYVVV,V4 H MEMBERS Girls Beth Bowden Florence Bress Mary Bright Rebecca Davis Catherine Dozier Lura Foreman Ruth l-lerlurth Dorothy Ann l-lerron Gladys l-loard Robert Albright Curtis Brooks Millard Cass Jess Holland Phyllis Hornsby Perry Lee Jones Rosa Elizabeth Jordan Lorraine Kahn Dorothy Kruger Jean McDonald Doris Monell Frances Neihouse Boys l-'lugh Dunnavant Ralph Eberly Jaclc Kanter President ,Vice-President it .W V Secretary do cccccccc cccccccccccccc cccccccccccc L T reasurer Representative to Publications Faculty Representative Katherine Odell Phyllis Pretlow Lucille Rosenfield Margaret Sibert Florence Smith Jean Smith Margaret Williams Mary Louise Williamson Albert Mott Nathan Savage Kenneth Seay Carl Davis Earl Levine Preston Shamer 45mw3,,,m,5, Nuff Mgmt MM..mW.,.s..t.c.......,......tm.Lu Q ' ' 'A . s - ' Gl'I46P THE mi, L-Slit CO GRE E. :FP-' i934 .5:..... naman . . .....a,...,.z..,,..,,, , Vw. .A L I ,WNW , R , Maury Literary Society Elizabeth Lewis AV..,.,., Selma l-lart ,..,...,,.,.....,,,, Margaret Carpenter V,,.,,, Perry Lee Jones ...ttttttta.tatttt Dorothy Ann Herron ,tY..... Miss Kate E. Gillette 1 Miss Lucy N. Brickhouse i Doris C. Arnold Agnes Banks Florence Bress Margaret Carpenter Elizabeth Cobb Virginia Dailey Dorothy Dickinson Selma Hart Dorothy Ann l-lerron Perry Lee Jones Lorraine Kahn Q OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary Allen Kearney Lena R. Knecht Sarah Kruger Elizabeth Lewis Dorothea Martin Virginia McCarthy Dorothy Morrisette Freda Nelson Doris Parker Evelyn Parks Mary Parrott ..............President ..,.....Vice-President .Secretary dm.........W...V...i'reasurer Representative to Publications i'-acuity Representatives Kathleen Peek Minnie R. Prause Nell Renn Anna Roper Frances Segal Lucy Singleton Gary Whitlock Mary Wilcox Margaret Williams June Worley new 4 1,i.i:ii1 .E S ,,5:j- fi 1 i 371.121 v1l?'fTi Z,'.z..i5?f' T554 5, 'ji-'-ti:-Q-.fi 41475 THE CO ORE 1934 Quill ancl Scroll Cinternationai Honorary Society for High School Journaiistsj M OFFICERS Jean Bluiorcl .ooo.owo ..oo o,.., ,............. V . f.........-......f :D r esicient Dorothy l-ierrone. ...A............... V.YY .VY..,VVYYY..., V i ce President Elizabeth Lewis , , . , D oooooo so oooo as Secretary Treasurer Margaret Carpenter H , ,,.,, , . Representative to Publications Miss Virginia l-l. Johnsons.. ...... .,......... . .VV. V is Faculty Representative MEMBERS ., 71,7 Jean Bluiord Margaret Carpenter Allen Eberly David Finestone Dorothy Ann l-lerron Sidney Kitterrnan Abraham Kolodny Elizabeth Lewis Dexter Mac:Bride l'larolcl Maxwell 4 148 P - vt- - .x s A 4 THE CD ORE 1934 Margaret Williams Perry Lee Jones ,... Alice l-lodnett .V.VVVVVV, Dorotlwy Ann l'lerron , ,, Norma Mailield .w... V..Y..V.... Miss Slwirlev E. Granbery, VVVV V Agnes Banks Jean Blulord Virginia Broegler Wilella Burns Virginia Dailey Fern Fitzgerald Louise Floyd Patricia Gilbert Sodalitas Latina OFFICERS MEMBERS Virginia l-larris Dorotliy Ann l-lerron Alice l-lodnett Perry Lee Jones Lorraine Kahn Dorotlwy Kruger Norma Mailield , ,. President Vice-President .. frrrrrrfrrrrrrr V ,Secretary . frr. , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , H , Treasurer Representative to Publications Faculty Representative Freda Nelson Katlwleen peelc Minnie prause Verna Robertson Mildred Tingle Rosalie Wnitenurst Margaret Williams NRSV ' e c si tm,.,.s..,.,..,.,,.......-.,........,,. N.-.,.t.,m..-A.t i'.4axaa:.z:w1f:fi, 41495 -4 'vw-.., THE CG ORE 1934 Cheering Squad Ml Cl-IEEE LEADERS Nellie lVleal4in Myrtle Sanderson Virginia Maecarthy Edith Hart l-lelen Arnold Anne Billups Dorothy Taylor Gervais Wallace Nancy Wilder Carrie l-lodges Eleanor Murphy Anne Brinlcley Mix Virginia Turpinffaculty Representative ., ,. - 1. N 1 '. TFq-F77T'7',1v,1 'N - T ,f f .f .. ..,.,..,.,............,.......,,.,....,,.,.....,L.,, Qi.gg ' a Q'l5OP IACTIVITIES THE CO ORE 1984 ec Q' ' 5I4'o't,' ag-!g:,' N . X 1 T2 Activities li,,,l,ll June brought to an end a busy year lor the extra-curricula activities at Maury, those organizations that arouse and hold the interest ol both students and graduates ol the school. Under the sponsorship ol Miss Mary l.ocl4hart Johnson, the membership ol the sixth bell drama class has steadily increased. Serious ehforts have been made to further the lmovvledge ol the principles ol drama, playvvriting, production, and acting. As the culmination ol this ellort and study, the one-act play, l3ushido,,' vvas entered in the Une-Act play Contest in the Williamsburg lournament, Second honors vvere awarded this performance. Qther productions of the school year have been 'ilhe Rectorf' Ulhe Black Valisef' and ulhe Egyptian Neclclacefl by the drama group, 'ihriend Hannah, by the .lune Seniors, and Hlhe Maury Minstrelsf' the annual production ol the Athletic Association. ln three journalistic contests, sponsored by Quill and Scroll, the flflaury News has vvon national honors in tvvo and received recognition in the third. Second place vvas avvarded the Maury News in the annual competition under the direction ol the Columbia Scholastic press Association. A..T,iF,, -'.-. , .V .,. '-'P .. ., s,..-., gsggqgk '-' ..y.-z eawfififf. .........a.,..,.....,...,.,.....,,T,.......-,, !4 ,i, 41515 THE CO DRE 1934 1 4 ar QU! -' ln the Virginia l'ligh School Literary and Athletic League Contests at the University of Virginia, the State Championship in tennis was won by Maury. The debaters, the spellers, and the boys' public spealcer were successful in the Tidewater District Contests. Honorable mention in the fourth-year group was awarded to Nlauryis entry in the Latin Tournament sponsored by the Classical Association ol Virginia. lt is from such varied extra-curricula activities that students oi Maury receive excellent experience in literary and dramatic vvorlt. OLJILL AND SCROLL NATIONAL GROUP CONTESTS Vocabulary CNational Winner-First Placeb Dexter Ma CB ride Editorials CNational Winner-Seventh Placeb CSoutheastern States-Honorable Mentionj Dexter iVlacBride Philip Leibowitz Advertisements CSoutheastern StatesfFirst PlaceD David Finestone Sports CSoutheastern States-Second Placeb Abraham Kolodny Feature CSoutheastern States-Honorable Mentionj Elizabeth Levvis Current Events CSoutheastern States-Honorable Mentionj Abraham Kolodny -- - . - ' 11- X , , fx - 1s 'w.fsc-V' ..'-1 - ww- .-L -Llii-1 '-' 1:rsmma...,.,.. ,..,sm.,.,,,v,s,..,...,,,,...,.,e .s.,,....,,,.ss?fe,,f.,,.s.-.,f:.gh 'QI9' Aegss-fe1as.+sfstsefz,s.,t,.M,, 41599 co oiatz Hhriend Hannahll A Comedy in Four Acts by Paul Keister CHARACTERS The Prince of Wales Caiterwards George lllDLL o..V7...wY. LL L LJacl4 Pollock Edward, Dulce ol VorlcL ,,,,,, L V,VV LL YVVV .L V.,,V L .Y,, William lowers The Dulce ot Chandos Vo.......... ...o..V L LL ovrr. LL Robert Jordan Lord Bute Cprime Minister of Englandb .. , Thomas Lightfoot CHannah's unclel LL A Robert Clegg Ca post boyl ,...s,,, LL .,.oVV, LL lsaac Axiord CHannah's cousinb LL L,LLMorton Feldman L.William Wise Allen Eberly .L LL LLHarold Turner Augusta Qprincess Dowager of Wales? oV7V7.oVV Vrrvv, ......V S a rah Kruger Margaret Lightfoot Cl-lannahis motherj .,..,... L ,Y.... Q'Dineal Chapman Betty lrott Qmaid ol all Worlcb LLVVVV-.7VVLL.VY.L,VV L frfggr Dorothy Morrisette Hannah Lightfoot ,,LV.VVvVVVVV.VV., . ....w.,..w.. ..,.. VVYY..,VVVV L L .Sarah Hayes Stage Manager ,L,,, .L VVVLLVV7.L.,...,,.L. James Jones Property Manager L LL LL LAlbin Svvaney Director L.L.LLLLLLL.LL.L.LLLLLLLLL.LL.LLLLL.L.LLL.LL .....LL. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL M iss Roberta Hodglcin Act f: The Garden at Margaret Lightiootis. Act il: Act Ill: Act lV: Period: The Parlour behind Thomas Lighttoot's Shop in London. The Parlour oi Hannah's House near London. The Garden. 1760-1810. fProduced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French of New Yorkl 41535 ,Y-..., H.. Q'l54l9 THE CO ORE 1934 Maury Minstrels L 'TJ ia PROGRAM Minstrel Overture... .. .,,V,. ,. V, VV7.VV V,..w,.., ,VV. VV M aury High School Orchestra Director, R. Ernest King, Jr. A. MINSTRELS ON PARADE 1 . ::There's Something About a Minstrel .. EZ. l'm Alabamy Bound . . .. .. 3 . :Old Spinning Wheel . ,,,, .. . lnka-Dinka-Doo . . Paradise Lane . ,,,,,, . .. .. . Ol' Pappyn . .. .. . . Colonel from Kentucky ,,,, . :Throw Another'Log on the Fire . 4 5 6 7 B 9. Sitting on a Log .. ,,,, .. .. .. 'lO. Home in Wyoming .. .. 'l'l Lullaby in Blue TQ 13 14 . Where's Elmer'? i H ,,,,,,, . Moonlight Madonna' ,,,, . . Keep Young and Beautiful . Hololulu Boys . . .. . Alfred Shoemaker and No . .. . ..Company .. .Jerome Lutin Harold Turner John Russell Charles Hollenbeck . .Raymond Pearce . . .Tom Farmer Clarence Porter Elliott McKimmey Selected Chorus Truman Fleming David Finestone Clarence Suber Company rman Fisher, Guitars, Clayton Shoemaker, Ukelele Marvanel Trio .. ...Margaret Treakle, Virginia Brinkley, and Nell Anderson B. LAND HO! l-lOl A Minstrel Travesty Scene' Fore-The Deck ol the Ship ol Captain Kidd I ' Alt -Robinson Crusoe's lslanrl Captain Kidd .. ,.,,..,.., ,,,,, ,,a, . . . . .. ,,,,,. .. . . .. ... John Gore Ship, the First Mate.. .. ... . . . . .. . . . .. David Finestone Shindig, the Second Mate .. .. . ,,,., . .. .. .. . . .. .... ..ElliottMcKimmey Cook, the Flapjack King.. . ,,...,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . .. . .. ... . .. ,,,,,,,,,, .Raymond Pearce Deckhands .. .. .. .. . , Jerome Lutin, Tom Farmer, John Russell, and Forrest Morgan Robinson Crusoe ,..,,.. . ,,.,..,.t,,,t,, .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . . . .Jack Branch Friday .,,, ,,,,, . . .,.. ,,,,.,,,,,. .......,,,,,.,,,. . . . .. .. .. .. . . ... .. .John Addenbrook C. COWlvlEN A Minstrel Opera, with Scenes Laid in Familiar Arias Alice in Wonderland ........................ ......... ............. . . ... .. .... . .. .Henry Cake Jesse James, the Menace .......... .. .. ...... . .. ...... .... . . .. .. . .. . Truman Fleming Bob Puncher, the Hero ...... . Pagliacci, the Horse... .. .. .. Cowvalleria Rusticana, the Cow . Minstrel Orchestra. ............. Overture .................... ........ Alice in Wonderland .. l've Got You in My Power :Anvil Chorusff.. .. . .. Easter Parade .. ..... Toreador Song . . Home on the Range - ...... . .......Clarence Suber Lawrence Twins . . . ..Cox Twins . .... ..Covvboys, Endmen, and Selected Chorus .. Minstrel Stage Orchestra .Henry Cake . .. . .. .Truman Fleming . Selected Chorus . . .Clarence Suber and Henry Cake . .. .. ....... .Selected Chorus .. . ..... .. ...... .Finale Allen Eberly Marvin Green George Hauser Hyman Katz Philip Leibowitz Merrill Lloyd David McMillan Burton Mercer Albert Mott James Propes Sammy Sonkin CHORUS Robert Wilson Gorman Brinkley Phillip Beckwith Abie Aronov Harold Byrd Jerome Gritlin Paul Kratzig William Lesner Samuel Long Bill Mansfield Sam Miller Richard Mott Ernest Roughton Kemp Savage W. A. Smith John Ward Augustus Norton George Bailey Burgess Coryell Billy Fantone Charles Hodges Paul Joiner Raymond Kipper Francis Lamastra Thomas Linton Charles Lott Linwood McCarthy Bill Phillips Kenneth Seay George Smith Alex Swartz Arthur Wiley Charles Bassham Roy Stant - . , . 'P .-Yr--v-... --ww . ,z ai .Myzf 3' -., '.i,V 11555 'fir -Gt 41569 IDO I-I BUS THE CO ORE 1934 Bushido By Takeda lzumo lim CAST Poet Who Speaks the Prologue to , , c Ann Brinkley Shusai, the Son of the Exiled Lord Michizaneh . ,V V Clarence Barker lonami, the Schoolmasteris Wife it ,V.eee .Katherine Norileet Chiyo, the Wife oi Matsuo L L ,,. H A, Betty Sundquist Kotaro, the Son oi Matsuo ., to .N to it eeVVVV,Ve errrrr, Y W, Margaret Carpenter Ghenzo, the Schoolmaster, formerly a Samurai ol Michizaneh c paul Gordon Ghemba, the Chancellor ol Lord Shihei f H -f Julian Frieden Matsuo, a Samurai ol Lord Shihei, formerly oi Lord Michizaneh, , ,,,ua,,, John Gore School Boys on in to Francis Margolius, Margaret McKay, Robert Settle, Becky White, Lucille Bybee, Anna Roper Peasants ....... ....... . Tommy Jones, Charles Cox, Charles Lott, Margaret Wood, William Mansfield, Solveig Williams Retainer Vfs, N. ..7V,ee or e,V,Y .Y feer f .. . Veee, 7 .Y V. f 'Roll Williams Director aa... Y V,,. to ............. aaaaa,,Y,aa...a YVVa....aVVY.at.,...... M i ss Mary Lockhart Johnson Production Committee! Margery Cohen, Evelyn Mays, Leonard Ronick, Virginia Everett, Edward Reinhard, Francis Ritter, Bernard Goldstein. Setting: The house of the village schoolmaster on an aiternoon in feudal Japan ol the 'lOth century. Q Bushido is the Japanese word signifying loyalty to one's superior.D Second Honor in Dramatic Tournament of Tidewater Virginia Williamsburg, Virginia April 74, 7934 135 .........,,.........................,.....,.......,mf Ni' 51575 THE :Ax T Att CO ORE Maury Concert Qrchestra ancl Band Violins: Vera Ruggieri Ruth Williams Dorothy Aronotl Ronald Burroughs Milton Goldman Katherine Ramsey Ellen Tarlcenton Bernard Battleman Morton Feldman Joseph Jatlee Violas: Caroline Berry Rutherford Hewitt Rolph Williams Flutes: James Jones George Smith Philip Burleson Clarinets: Clarence Porter William Portloclc Oscar Wooldridge Charles Kroboth Norman Cox Evan Van Leeuwen Mahlon Funk Ted Perry R, Ernest King, Jr., Director O R C H E S T R A Cellos: Ruth Herlurth June Worley Bass: James Munden Flute: James Jones Clarinets: William Portlocle Clarence Porter Oscar Wooldridge Mahlon Funk Trumpets: William Davis Irving Clark Carol Goldstein Robert Albright BAND Saxophones: Charles Stoalces Morris Steingold Trumpets: William Davis Elbert Potter lrving Clarlc Carol Goldstein Robert Albright Horns: Charles Voight Hugh Voight Horn: Charles Voight Hugh Voight Trombone: Charles Arnold Tuba: William Follces Drums: Herbert Slotar Pianists: Elizabeth Rawls Margaret Trealcle Clara Odesslcy Alelia Edwards Trombones: Charles Arnold Jaclc Duren Tuba: William Follces Drums: Herbert Slotar Edward Kirsheimer Rutherford Hewitt Rolf Williams a agvfcfp L: we fasfi YJ m 1 -if wsu: ,.- -T. .N m1nq x11fJ . 4-4 'fn .k 43. v - 41589 1934 THE CO ORE 1934 Steel, Steam, and Sinew Mi' Two twenty-Five cent pieces plumped on the long, shiny table that separated John Barton and James Gilman, engineer and Fireman ot the Reading, Pittsburg, and Rochester's Finest, from the pretty smiling waitress oi the Terminal Restaurant. Jim, for iorty years l've been working on the R. P. 84 R., mused John Barton, as he resumed a conversation which the silence of a well-eaten meal had interrupted, --for forty years l have. l m retired on the twenty-fourth oi this month. His Fingers tapped a tattoo on the glossy table as he gazed out the big window, across the yard, and at the huge modern Railroad Terminal in the distance. Terminall What memories the word held for himl-the speeding Baldwin slipping down the open stretch, and as the green signals Flash,-sliding easily into the Usunsetisi' vestibule amid the regular peal of her maiesticallv swinging bell. Ahl his life, and he vgas being retired. His light blue eyes glittered suddenly as the Film of tears formed on t em. A strong and younger hand wakened him from reverie, gently, kindly. Come along, Johngtheres tuna fish on your chinfi The old engineer raised his paper napkin, coughed to conceal his emotion, cleared his throat, and slowly rose. The two strolled out of the little restaurant shoulder to shoulder-massive shoulder to massive shoulder. They wended their way toward the Yard, and crossing the familiar cinders and gleaming rails, approached the roundhouse where the Baldwin, a Fine twelve drive-wheel engine, was warming. They climbed aboard and took their places. Old John settled back in the little iron chair and glanced over the gauges. His hand moved lovingly over the pressure lever, moved without the aid of the eye to each control. Slowly the great, black, streamlined locomotive cruised into the network oi steel tracks that laced, joined, parted, and split into hundreds of sidings. John backed into his line oi olive-green coaches and coupled with the mail car without the slightest ripple slithering down the long line. Captain Judson, conductor on the Sunset Limited, lolled over to John. Howdy, Johnf' Howdy, Jud. Big crowd tonightf, They stood in silence together. Each was just a mana-just a railroad man-each oi forty years service. The train-caller's voice thundered in the distance and rolled through the cavernous station. The huge iron gates slipped back on Walkway 30-3'i, and the crowd surged. porters, Watch yo, stepn and Hchair-car down forward melted in with the general chorus oi the busy mumble. A mail truck rumbled by , a wheeled stretcher rolled down the long, cement walkway between tracks 30 and 31. Jud shuiiled oft to help put the invalid aboard. He returned. Hlt's a kid. Something in her throat. Fellownsaid it she don't reach New York specialists at Rochester by morning, she s a goner. 1 v ' .. .Fw - 'fi' .V Lil- , '- ., w w if ' s.-.1-s ..,..a.,..,.,..,.....,,........,......,t..,,..,, s:fa':eg, 41595 THE CO ORE 1934 John puffed his pipe. Morning? Course hefd be there. Scheduled to arrive atsix. Course he d be there. l-le adjusted his goggles and sat down with his hand on the throttle. A great puff of steam folded out along the runways. U 'Boardl rolled from car to car, each porter taking it up. The huge pistons on the Baldwin slowly moved, the great drive-wheels turned, and the Sunset Limitedn slipped from the tremendous steel-latticed train tunnel. Lighted windows and many faces and figures passed, some already starting to nap, some adjusting bags, some reading, some talking. The round silver shield bearing the name Sunset Limited in red lights on the rear platform of the Observation Car slowly grew smaller as a mellow, lingering blast told that the 'Il:45 was on its way4-. wk lk is Bk Dk ln the Observation Car, several of the steel magnates discussed business over S1 .50 cigars. The eyes of a little boy in a fauntleroy suit drooped, as the rattle of the track joints lulled him to sleep. ln the Sleeping Cars, porters whisked snow-white covering and swiftly prepared the berths as the passengers nodded in the spacious lounge. A salesman warmed into a good discussion with the plump manufacturer from Detroit in the men's Smoking Room. farther up toward the front sat two men. A sleepless night was ahead of one, a newspaper in the lap of the other concealed the handcuffs beneath. ln a drawn berth lay a little girl, gaspingly breathing because of the coin lodged in her bronchial tube, on her way to a nationally known New York State specialist at Rochester. Along the line, the gradually diminishing cry of an italian baby annoyed the one Day Coach the Sunset condescended to handle. ln the Mail Coach, a sturdy guard filled extra clips for the shining Browning Automatic before him. perspiration streamed in the engine cab, as shovelful after shovelful was fed the roaring Baldwin. Qld John was at the window, hand easily on the throttle. l-le gazed out at the broad streets over which the train passed. The lines of street lights, like strings of pearls, appeared and disappeared. The steady clatter of the rails changed to a deep rumble as the Sunseti' flew out across the huge bridge over the river. Between the flicking girders, John saw a million stars doubled in the water betwixt the many ships. l le glanced lovingly back at the city, robably because he could count the number of times he would make this run again. Efhe tall, slim, occasionally lighted buildings on each side of the river appalled him. The Trust Building, with its illuminated tower, lowered slowly into the horizonfs black diffusion, as the swift Limited, shot through the canyon of tremendous warehouses and factories, where great squares of light showed that the night shifts were busy. Grudgingly the foundries gave way to un- pretentious apartments and flats, which, in turn, disappeared at the second bend in the reat river. Gut and across the Pennsylvania Railroads power dam sped the train. At the farther end, the Electric Building reared. White with illumination, the massive structure stretched skyward. The blazing sign on the top of the office unit seemed to describe everything that filled the world that night, as it intermittently spelt P-Q-W-E-R in a thousand lights. John looked back again at the receding skyline of shadows and lighted streaks, the glow in the heavens, the rambling factories, and the multitude of houses. l-le glanced forward over the thirty-foot boiler of the Baldwin, streaking after the flashing ray of her headlight. He felt intimate with something inexpressible tonight. He could not explain the sudden surge of emotion that tingled his whole body as the distant Ap- palachians echoed and re-echoed the piercing blast of the Baldwin's whistle, but, S Z jf ,wi f ----3 31605 THE CO ORE 1934 52- li! vaguely, he felt that he was a part of something-something great and stirring. Qn this run nearing his last, every light, wheel, lever, girder, building, hill, and star expressed power to him. l'le lived in it. l'le helped control it. l'le was surrounded by it. l-le loved and longed for it. l-le thought of the citygthe power ol industry and commerce, of the river damathe power ofwater, of the Generating Plant-the power of electricity, ofthe Mail Coach-the power of the Government and of the right, of his engine- the power of steam, and, raising his eyes to the sparlcling Firmament with its rim of mountains,-oi the supreme Power of God. ln silence, he worshipped l-lim. Qnward moved the speeding trainwa Fleeting, darlt shadow with all on board asleep and trusting . . . Pls is Pk bk vk Fingers of light caged the eastern slcv, gradually diriusing into a glow. The pas- sengers stirred as the Hgunsetn cruised through the outslcirts of Rochester. Slowly it approached the cavernous train shelter, gradually it came to a standstill. White-coated porters swung oil: the coaches, little platforms in their hands. Gut streamed the pas- sengers-with watches all recording six sharp. Old John stood by the Baldwin, oiling her drives. The passengers Filed byzf the steel magnates, the little boy, the salesman, the Detroit manufacturers, the ltalian family, and many others-all safe and on time-to mix in the huge waiting-room and out on the busy streets. Some met beloved friends, some met loving relativesfall safe. The mail truclts thundered by. A hospital wheeled stretcher rolled swiftly past the enginel. The little girl smiled up at him. l-le followed her with his thanlctul eyes. It was six o c oc . As the old engineer bowed his head in silent gratitude, a glorious revelation Filled his heart. A gentle, loving Voice seemed to speal4, Yes, John Barton, you have powerfpower that cannot be valued or measured. You have the power of humility, reverence, friendliness, and trustworthiness. Yes, John, you have power. lJohn Gore, '35, CNote: This story won First honors in The Commodore short-story contestD .Y at -- W -- --v W 1.-. . YES' ..,...,.,,..,........................,..,.....,, . .......... ' ' ra. .. . 1' 611615 THE CO ORE 1934 The Power of Personality ll-QE! an Throughout the years, man has been vigorously striving to obtain power and position higher and more influential than that of his neighbor. His idea of power today is purely that of a materialistic nature. ln his eagerness to gain power, he is unconsciously overlooking the real meaning of the word. io obtain a goal, an individual mustdfirst have the power of personality, that elusive quality which serves as a magic wan . ln the realm of character, one develops integrity by being upright, sincerity by being sincerei industry by being industrious, and honesty by being honest. All of these qualities constitute personality and are elements which lead directly to power. Personality is really the individualism which is characteristic ofa person. Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Woodrow Wilson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt are outstanding, because they dared to represent higher standards, better conditions of living, and a higlher code of ethics. Their efforts show the personality and appeal of these leaders in istory. Personality is often tested by the times, that is, by the economic and social unrest of the ages. Abraham Lincoln, who will always be remembered for his altruistic spirit which embraced all races and creeds, won recognition through his unselfish spirit during the times which truly tried men's souls. Lack of money and of education, and life in the new western civilization with its hardships became the setting of the drama in which Lincoln was the hero. Self-educated, he rose to success and found himself the leader ofa nation,-a nation filled with hate, revenge, and unrest. It was Lincoln's conquest over this surging scene that won the admiration of his fellow men. A similar part was played by the beloved Southern gentleman, General Robert Edward Lee. His unselfish spirit kindled the hearts of his associates in both war and peace, His passionate loyalty to the truth virtually makes him the patron saint of the South. He carried high the stainless banner which stood for loyalty and unselfishness, that it might lead all who followed in the train toward higher ideals. To make the world safe for democracyi' was the aim of Woodrow Wilson. His determination and his concern for the American people have made his ersonality one of distinction and influence. He stood for what he thought was right. Cgften those who obscurely stand alone in the fight later lead the multitude in the cause of right. Proudly and sacredly, we utter the name of franklin Delano Roosevelt. First, overcoming physical handicaps, our President is now battling against national diffi- culties. Mr. Roosevelt stands for power as President ofthe United States and reflects personality, because he is 'iihe Man of the Hour. His ability and winning personality have placed him high in the people's esteem and made him the hope of our nation. To give quality to life, one must learn to direct his wants, thoughts, and actions into a satisfactory personality. A great author once wrote: Small desires mean small powers- Small thinking-puny living- Small efforts-petty results. Large desires indicate abundant powers- Large thinking-creative living- Energetic efforts-generous rewards. , ,W if - -Y --? ,.,- V f -----e , 'O' 2'-11' -1' iii, . , .f ...U ., . I- H., -,s1.5..k.H,-Af 41695 ...F THE CO ORE 1934 Ones personality affects the lives of those with whom he has daily intercourse. A cheery smile to a neighbor each morning will probably give him a desire to start the day with renewed hope and vigor. A lcind word to a school-mate will tighten the bond of friendship. A radiating personality is an influence which conducts hope and contentment to all with whom it comes in contact. A cold and barren schoolroom may be illumined by the personality of the instructor. Ambition in the minds of the young is fanned with the hope of achievement by the influence of a leading personality. Probably the most powerful asset of personality is that characteristic which malces one stand out from the masses and gives him distinction. Everyone knows that there is in man a ruling spirit which is himself. This spirit, great or small, dull or bright, pure or evil, is seen in his eyes, in his conversation, and even in his voice. Striving to complete a personality is a worthwhile endeavor. Broad human sympathy and a genuine interest in others will help to develop initiative and leadership. A courteous, gracious manner and a lcindly spirit radiate charm and act as a magnet. Enthusiasm is one of the greatest assets. It tramples down prejudice and opposition, spurns inaction, and destroys all obstacles. It is shown in attitudes and manners, and it spreads like the fragrance of a lovely flower. Patience and tactfulness have saved many embarrassing situations and have prevented evil words and harsh manners. It is necessary to possess both of these characteristics to further the building of personaility. The battle of justice with injustice is being constantly waged. The outgrowths of injustice are the many petty evils which slowly strive to overcome personality and to wealcen its force. If injustice becomes a characteristic, one need never attempt to pursue the path that leads to higher thinlcing. The power of personality is being built day by day. It is the contribution that each and every individual has to make to the world. What one is to be a decade or two decades from today hinges on his present day development. We are now being molded by the potterk-lime. --Margaret Williams, fNote: This essay won first honors in The Commodore essay contestl 'wr 7 Y - 0 A ef: N, 4 .-11 ' . 1, 'I' D. . , an t - 2..,. . ..h..,.....,..........................,........1........ , , , Mi , , ... 41635 THE 1934 AFFIRMATIVE l ZALMON GARFIE LD P LOUIS RWES ALTERNATE ELIZABETH LEWIS ALTQRNATE NEGATEVE FERN FITZGERALD FREDA NELSON PHILLIP LEIBOWSTZ DEBATING- TEAM .- ' J,..,:f fi ' f' v- 7 f L-11 -gimmmrssxsfrxfiq gm .,,..,.,. ,...v,,.,,..L,,.,,.-:....1.g....,u........,....,m.,.,.,...,zssfxrfzfvizwiay ' ff3 41645 THE CO ORE 1934 G TEAM Puauc READIN Fmmcus nrrven sAnAH Knuesn SHaNrf'iK'G U DEXTER M'BRlDE. PUBLIC Nh ,V . +2Mgx'.,:m-.,.,f....-.W .. .. 4 f ,A , f ,. , --- ' ' mma2,..,,.,...v,,.,..,,...1..i....,..,...n..,.,.-,.w..fhwsawml-xY ' G THE CO ORE 1934 PERRY Lee Jones LATIN Toufna T E A M men? RlES H ELLE: R LORENA suameno I caAuoLaR HARPER Q 166 P THE CO ORE 1934 River Justice l-lad the great Mississippi River the power of speech, it could tell many tales of the exciting events which have been enacted on its bosom. From the time that it was travelled only bythe Redskins to the present, and in the future until its muddy waters shall have ceased to flow, it has seen sorrow, happiness, tragedy, and joy and will continue to see them. lt has passed through periods of intense cold and scorching heat and has many times evidenced the fury of Mother Nature while in flood. Then, again, it flows placidly and serenely to its outlet in the Gulf of Mexico. But whatever may be its manner of reaching the sea, whether calmly or turbulently, it always flows pgwerfully and mysteriously, like some great hand reaching eternally for an unattainable o ject. Approximately one hundred years ago the calm passages of the steamboats on the Mississippi were occasionally interrupted by attacks of bands of river pirates. These river highwaymen, as their predecessors of the time of the Golden Spanish Empire in the Americas, were ruthless and cruel to the passengers who often were woefully unprotected on their journeys. Jeff Bundy was a typical leader of a certain one of these bands known and feared for its excessive cruelty. Black Jeff, as he was sometimes called, would at first glance, perhaps, have been called handsome, but a careful study of the weak, shifty eyes, the thin mouth, and the narrow, pinched nose of the man might give some idea of his real character. When he was with his band of water rats, he was to all appearances brave and blustering, but when alone, he often fell prey to his own thoughts and had to boost his courage by a drink of fiery liquor. As he slumped forward on his saddle, Bob Pritchard was a man obsessed by only one idea-Revenge. ln spite of all his efforts to dispel that awful picture, it kept recurring to his troubled mind: first, the entry of the pirates into the cabin, then the picture of his father pleading with Black Jeff, Please let me keep this locket. It was given to me by my poor, deceased wife. The bandit's scornful laugh as he jerked the locket from his father's vest, his father's agonized cry, and then the shot simultaneous with an ugly curse uttered by Jeff'these he could still hear. As he held his dying father in his arms, he had suddenly resolved to rid the River of this frightful, unwelcome character, even at the cost of his own life. This resolution was still evident in the set expression of his face. l-le shrank at the thought of murder to gain his ends, but that seemed to be the only way since there were no organized bodies to enforce the law in the early settlements of the river. Entering the little settlement of Muddy Cave, he commenced questioning a settler. ul-las Black Jeff been in town lately? With a queer expression, the man hurried on without responding. Entering a saloon, Pritchard sidled up to the bar and under pretense of drinking, kept his ears open for any talk of Jeff. At last his patience was rewarded when a big, bearded fellow with a tongue loosened by liquor engaged him in conversation. Well, Pardner, looks like we won't be troubled by Black Jeff now for quite a while at least. N :m f 'T' Agmswsgsmssm......,....,.,,.,....,-,.............,,w,.,.Y.,....-...,:f:sav.ssmm4s.a.g' 7 61675 THE CO ORE 1924 Why so? This, in a cautious tone, was to feel out his companion. Rivers in flood, Mister. No steamboats can travel her when she's in flood. Pritchard lcnew this meant that Black Jeff would stay in his hideout, wherever it might be, until the flood subsided. Where does he hide in flood-time'?H U 'Bout ten miles up river near Dry Gulch. Say, Pardner, you ain't aiming to go up there, are your? But Pritchard, having obtained all the information he needed, left the man,who, with a shalce of his shaggy head, returned to the comfort of his bottle. Untying his horse, he leaped nimbly into the saddle and started on the journey that would possibly lead him to his death. l'lis thoughts were confused, for he was trying to thinlc of what he should do when he reached the hideout, but he could thinlc of nothing better than trusting to luclc and his trigger finger upon which he relied implicitly. At times he came to openings where he could see the river. It was an awe-inspiring sight, The foam-crested waves raced madly on their course down-stream, seeming to vie with each other in their efforts to be the first to reach the sea. Here and there, the swirling waters were dotted with tree trunlcs and parts of houses, which were swiftly being borne down-stream. ln the midst of his musings, at an abrupt turn in the trail, he came face to face with the man whom he was seelcing. With a curse, Black Jeff reached for his gun, but Pritchard beat him to the draw and shot his gun from his hand, leaving that member quite paralyzed for the moment. Then Jeff, seeing that his adversary meant to take him alive as he had not lcilled him with that first shot, quickly wheeled his horse and started on a mad gallop along the banks of the river. Pritchard spurred his horse on in close pursuit, ln spite of all his efforts, however, he was swiftly being outdistanced by the superior speed of the pirate's steed when an awful thing happened. As he veered close to the river, the banlc, undermined by the rushing waters, collapsed and precipitated the horse and its terrified rider, Jeff, into the raging river. Pritchardis only thought, as he reined up his horse, was that he considered it a pity that such a fine horse was lost! - -. l.ast summer while surveying neara former course of the Mississippi fit changes its course oftenj l came upon an old tablet which after close scrutiny was found to be inscribed with these words: ul-lere, Blaclc Jeff Bundy met his just doom at the hands of a power greater than any man's, the Mississippi River. Erected April 6, 1831, by Robert W. Pritchard. With this meager inscription as a clue, l was finally able to unearth the preceding tale, after an exhaustive questioning of the natives of the district. -fzfaclc Fantone. 'i' ..,,...,.......u,.s......,.........,.m .,m..-.,..s.' +w5f:a.f:C:ag 41689 THE CG ORE 1934 4 A- A i .X MAURY REGATTA ...A F - v fi' A Q-f 1 m hk - 1 -. Y ' --- .bwmWu 11-ma am 495 -,,w-,QI-M-,-Km 41699 THE CO ORE '934 K N.. ffwf I mx- 1 Y 'f ap, 5 I Ullfg P1115 I 5 E i t 3 A I - t Lf ,I MN-fo I SIDNEY KITTERMAN DEXTER MacBRIDE Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor ABRAHAM KOLODNY DAVID B. FINESTONE Sports Editor Business Manager 41705 QO ORE Editor-in-Chief , , Assistant Editor ,, News Editor News Editor,, News Editor , Sports Editor ,,,, Art Editor , Faculty Adviser Margaret Carpenter Maurice Steingold Mary Sue Lawrence Florence I-linchey Vincent Mealcin Dorothy Brent Walter Cope Cameron Gregory Becky White Thelma Crockin Wendell Malbon Eleanor Browne Student Business Manager ,,,, W, Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Accountant , , ...t . ,, Faculty Business Manager ,,,, , Y I Y :Q 1 ,gg ,M Editorial Statl REPORTORIAL STAFF Seniors Irene Fox Frances Segal Elizabeth Lewis Glenn Colonna I-lugh Dunnavant Juniors Walter Page Philip Leibowitz Sophomores Gladys I-loard Jennie Osborne Zalmon Garfield Dorothy Pritchard John Gurlcin BUSINESS STAFF ,. UL ti, xt . i ,xc . , -in.-Ji, A' .fn K kt-, , ., sw.: V, , ,. . ,Sidney Kitterman , . , Dexter MacBride Dorothy Ann Herron , ,, Gertrude Van Name , Becky White , ,, Abraham Kolodny , , , ,Brooks Grandy ,Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly Peck Barbara Kane Bernard Ivey I-larold Maxwell Mary Parrott Gertrude Van Name Ellen Payne Denbigh Matthews Stanley Jones Frances Salmon Earl Gresham Charles Schneer Irvin Dunbar ,, ,, David B, Finestone , . , .Robert Settle Bernard Goldstein . , , . , Beatrice Rafal .A .,.,a,. Mr. Edwin L. Lamberth ,aft 'Y' -- -fs is W 41719 .-.J THE CO ORE 1934 State Contests VIRGINIA HIGH SCHQQL LITERARY AND ATHLETIC LEAGUE May, 1934 Verse Short Story Margaret Carpenter Jack Fantone Spelling Virginia Dailey Debating Freda Nelson Fern Fitzgerald Zalmon Garfield Philip Leibowitz Tennis CState Championshipj James Rowell William Armstrong Track Raymond Pearce 'IQO-ycl. High I-Iudles CQndD Charles Lawrence Bro d Ju p C4thD Herbert Hudgins Shot Put Clsrb Q90-yd. Low Hudles C'IstD 'IOO-yd. Dash C4thD James Jaclcson Discus C3rdD William Fovvllces High Jump C-3rd-Tieb Q20-yd. Low Hudles CQndD a m A VIRGINI Maury Jnnior High Chandler Darden Second Year Ries Heller CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION Third Year Lorena Shepherd Fourth Year CHonorable Memtionl Perry Lee Jones A d17Qb - ' P. .- - ':..- . - f .. .X- .',- -,..,-'mu' . N. ' . .-..,- ., Us ,...s..-.lf :.-fi.. .--'-.-ax' L-ATHLETICS THE JAMES STEWART I MORTON MCCARTHY sgirk' football lil A football team which found itself too late in the season to repeat for Class A Virginia Literary and Athletic League state honors-such was the 'l933 Maury football team, Although shorn of their 1932 title, the Commodores finished among the leaders for the fifth consecutive season with but one league loss. A green line constructed around co-Captain Bruce Burton, guard, and Kennie Bell, end, early displayed sterling defensive qualities, holding the first three opponents scoreless, but it was not until the final two games of the season that the Com- modore offensive came into its own. A veteran backfield consisting of All-Southern Herbert l-ludgins at quarterbaclc, All-Southern Joe Thomas and Bill Bateman, veterans, at halfbaclf, and Ail- Staten l.onnie Seay at fullbaclc was disrupted early in the season by injuries, and it was not until the final games that the quartet was able to perform together. l'lampton's Crabbers, malcing their first Class A league stand, elced out a scoreless tie with the inexperienced Commodores in the initial game of the year. Maury's attaclc bogged down near the enemy goal and repeated threats came to naught. South Norfollc, wealcer than in previous years, bowed to an improved Orange and Blue offensive the following week, but the Commodores had to be content with a scoreless tie with the Typhoon of Newport News in their second conference game of the season when a last-quarter drive fell a yard short of a score. William and Mary and Virginia Polytechnic lnstitute's offspring school in Norfollc pasted on the first defeat of the year in the final minute of play by a 6-O margin. Lacking offensive punch but still struggling for results, a dogged Maury eleven surprised Petersburgs undefeated and untied Goobers in a hectic struggle which represented the finest display of courage of the season. The Coclcade City gridders were stung by a Maury score in the waning minutes of the first half, but they rallied in the final periods to tally twice in spite of a dogged Commodore defense. 1934 EARL JACKSON BRUCE BURTON niviss wiccs woonnow can .. . . T .F -l , ..,. ,... '-' ...,.,.,,,,.......,.........,....1,.,.,...,.r,a.r1smas'a'wpegh 'i'AgggaisEaawra:,..,..,.,,. 41739 THE CO ORE 1934 KENNETH BELL al Li 1 HERBERT HUDGINS JOE THOMAS Football Lynchburgis l lilltop squad, title winners, dealt the blow which ldlled lVlaury's waning hopes of repeating for the championship with a stinging 6-O victory in a listless battle at Bain Field. The outlook for the games following with John Marshall and a rapidly improving Wilson machine was any- thing but rosy. Then was born, in those darlc moments, an offensive which lifted the Commodores into their own. John Marshall, victorious over Wilson, was crushed in a beautiful display of football, 'l9-O, and Wilson succumbed in the climactic game of the season on Thanksgiving Day by the margin ofa single touchdown. lndividual contributions to that final rally were numerous, and many Commodores were honored with selection for mythical state and sectional scholastic teams. Outstanding were l-ludgins, Thomas, Seay, Stewart, and Burton, all of whom will be among the missing next season, as well as Bloclcing', Bill Bateman, Earl Jaclcson and Jimmy Wiggs. The Commodores carried on in T933- more can not be said. Bruce Burton, l-lerbert l-ludgins ...... Co-Captains Harry Schaefer .. ...... . .... ....... , Field Manager Shelby l-larrington, Lyman Vann..Business Managers Richard R. Fletcher James Stewart . Morton McCarthy James Wiggs .Ho Earl ,laclcson . .. Bruce Burton . Woodrow Gray .... TEAM Kenneth Bell. ,.,.,,,,, , l-lerbert l-ludgins Joe Thomas. .... William Bateman Lawrence Seay .... lrving Pendergraph Robert Wahab ....,,. Robert Williamson. Aw .v,A,oq,,,o,. 41745 ...Coach ,left End .left laclcle Right Guard Center Right Guard Right Taclcle s,...Right Eno' L Quarterback eft Halfbaclr ,....Right Halfbaclc ,, Fullback ...Halfbaclc .End .... Taclcle WILLIAM BATEMAN LAWRENCE SEAY IRVING PENDERGRAPH THE CO GRE 1934 ROBERT WAHAB ROBERT WILLIAMSON LEONARD FUTRELL Football ltlrll SUBSTITUTES Elwood Brock H ,.... . ,End John l-ldmef. .. , - End Jack Sanford ooooooo 6, End John Dillard ,V,, Tackle John lVlcGonigal , Tackle William l,,lllrick . Tackle Gorman Brinkley ccccc at ,.Guard l.eonard Futrell, , ,tGuard Elliott Mclfimmey Y.,,,,,, 'Guard William Turner, , , Center Aubrey Blankenship H , ., l-lalfback Walter l'lalme V H H , ,l-lallback Preston lVlatthews ,,,,,,,,, Halfback Rudolph Tucker, H, ,,,, Fullback Clarence Twiddy V f ,E Quarterback RECQRD Opponents Maury l-lampton l-ligh Schools: ........ ,. O O South Norfolk l'ligh School' YYYV,,,, O Q6 Newport News High School? .... E. O O William and Mary and V. l3.l.fNDD 6 O Petersburg High School ,.,,,., ,, 13 7 lf. C. Glass l-ligh School, Lynchburg? cccccccc . c . 6 O John Marshall l-ligh School, Richmondak YVVVYVVVVVVYV.VVV.,..... A.. O 19 Woodrow Wilson l-ligh School, Portsmouth? cccc cvcccccccccc cc.c.f.c....u... O 6 TOTALS VVVuV.VVVVV V.u. , . Q5 58 iVirginia Literary and Athletic League, Class A Contest AUBREY BLANKENSHIP HARRY SCHAEFER rl ' 3 if COACH FLETCHER ' Y --:21i:i2iTfi,'ZT:Z1 ., .. , -'-rv--V , V - -1----+A f- V wg 5 m-m-.,1.x..,....W.: 51755 6117619 THE CG ORE 1934 W MAURV VERSUS WILSON W W N N g , , I s 'W Ali: 11. Q6 fs A ACTION IN THE THANKSGIVING DAY GAME 41775 THE CO ORE Robert Wahah ....w,... Lewis Smith ,,w..... .,...,.. Richard R. Fletcher ........ Robert Wahah ....,.e.. Vance Fowler .,7w,,e.. Clarence Twiddy V7V.VVV Jaclc Sanford .. .. Woodrow Gray .rrvrrrrr Louis ReDavid .....,. ,. Joel Friedherg ........ E. -l?P' Basket Ball T251 TEAM SUBSTITUTES I9 3 4 .Captain c,,W,Manager .,..L,.cCoach U...Forward ,,LL,l:orward . ,.,l:orward ........Center .wmcenter ,..Guard ....Guard Forwards: Theodore Meloni, James Howard Center: Kenneth Bell Guards: lvor page, Lewis Knight RECORD Opponents Maury South Norfolk High School ,... . , QQ 30 Hampton High School . ,,,, .,,, , . ,, , . 34 31 Durham High School CNorth Carolinab H , 30 QO John Marshall High School CRichmondj , , , Q3 33 Newport News High School , , ,, ,, . Q3 20 Suffolk High School .. .. .,....,.,,,,L,, .. Y W ., . 17 34 Woodrow Wilson High School Cportsmouthj .,,,,,, . 30 34 Hampton High School ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , . 31 30 John Marshall High School Cl2ichmondD , . , . 26 31 William and Mary CNorFoll: Divisionb ,,,,,. ,, . 3O Q8 Sutlollc High School , ., ,. .. ...,. ,. . ,. . Q2 Q5 Newport News High School . ., . 25 Q4 Salem High School , , , ,,,,, . 19 Q8 University of Richmond Freshmen ,,,. . 33 13 V. P. l. Freshmen Y ,, Y W . ,, ,. . Q5 10 Jefferson Senior High School Clloanolceb ,, . a,s,,,, , 42 16 Woodrow Wilson High School Cportsmouthb ,, ., . ,. 16 34 TOTALS ..,,,...........,,,,....,, ..,,... .,... 4 4 8 441 .asc .f , 2 61785 THB CG ORE 1934 WAHAB ' ' ,. ,. SANFORD Basket Ball When Coach Fletcher issued his First call for candidates For the 1934 basket ball season, it was evident that the chances ol the team depended largely upon untried material. With only one letter man, Bob Wahab, returning, it was necessary to develop almost a new team. The results were encouraging. A young team with Captain Bob Wahab as its leader defeated John Marshall ol Richmond and Woodrow Wilson ot Portsmouth two games each. l-lowever, a pair ot contests was lost to Newport News by the slim margins ol i and 3 points, and l-lampton won also by the same margins. lVlaury ended the season with a conference percentage ol SOOCQ. Qnly one man from the entire basket ball squad graduates in June. Watch Maury in T934-'l935l FOWLER REDAVID FREIDBURG SMITH, Mgr. , W W r f -W ...,. L ' , 'J' 9' ---Lv , I 'A V v 7 P, .. V -.X ip. sv . bvcqg...-,L .H 1 uf,-1 1 f' 4 s v- 'ww' ,i ge' 41795 61805 BASKET BALL SQUAD THE CO ORE 1934 1' 4. Traclc From a combination of new material, reserves from last year's team, who rapidly developed into varsity material, and the two lettermen, Herbert Hudgins and Robert Campbell, Coach Casey developed a representative team worthy of praise. Mauryis championship hopes were struclc a blow when Eugene Sawyer, sopho- more llash, was injured in the first meet. Herbert Hudgins consistently rolled up points lor Maury in the dashes, hurdles, shot,andjavelin. Robert Campbell, supported by Paul Joyner, bore the burden in the mile and 880-yard runs. Raymond Pearce came through in the hurdles while Charles Lawrence led the Maury men in the 440-yard clashes. Bill Fowllmes starred for Maury in both the high and broad jumps, while Archie Sheeran toolc time from javelin tossing to leap also in the high jump. James Jaclcson and Kenneth Fentress, newcomers to the map-making squad, hurled the javelin and weights. Maury opened her season slowly, losing to Newport News High School and the William and Mary Freshmen. Maury placed second in the Norfolk Triangular Meet and then followed this up with a smashing victory over Hampton and Woodrow Wilson in the Lafayette park Meet. Newport News's strong team captured the annual Tidewater Meet at Williamsburg, with John Marshall placing second, and Maury third. Although the Commodore traclc men were not champions, their efforts showed a lighting, well-coached team, placing third in the Virginia Literary and Athletic League Contest on May '12, at the University oi Virginia. 4 Q9 pvaifsaswiaisW.,.,.....,,...s-.........,...,,.wmM..,..,.s'xsvas1ff3F,-mwah 41819 d'I82B OUAD KS TRAC THE CO ORE 1984 Tra clc Howard Cromwell Vrrrrr, 7 Raymond S. Casey ,Y-. Vwrro . L ,L TEAM Herbert Hudgins, Eugene Sawyer, Raymond Pearce, Herbert Hudgins, Raymond Pearce VVa,7va,,, ,,,a,,a,,,a,, Charles Lawrence, Raymond Pearce VV..... ,C L Robert Campbell, Paul Joyner, Pat Matson . Robert Campbell, Paul Joyner H . . Herbert Hudgins, Raymond Pearce ,c,, ,L .. , ,, Raymond Pearce, Charles Lawrence .... 5 Herbert Hudgins, James Jaclcson, Kenneth Eentress at Herbert Hudgins, James Jaclcson, Kenneth Eentressw, Herbert Hudgins, Archie Sheeran, James Jaclcson Archie Sheeran, William Fowllces, Conway Macon Eugene Sawyer, William Eowllces, Raymond Pearce V Manager Y ..Coach ,,,,700-Yd. Dash L , ,220-Yd. Dash , H440-Yd. Dash 1 V V H880-Yd. Run V .wwflflile Run 220-Yd. Low Hurdles 720-Yd. High Hurdles f ffrs 5 Shot Put is 5 Discus f . 7 Javelin , High Jump 5 Broad Jump Robert Rawl, Jaclc Norton Y ses.. , s,,, . We Pole Vault RECQRD Opponents Maury Newport News High School s,..,, L L 70 QQ William and Mary Freshmen .A V.s, , s.Vse,,e s,s,, , L 62 46 NORFOLK TRIANGULAR Newport News, 60 Maury, Q9 Hampton, Q8 LAFAYETTE PARK MEET Maury, 455 Hampton, 99,3 Woodrow Wilson, 9315 Qportsmouthb WILLIAM AND MARY TIDEWATER MEET Newport News, 50.1 John Marshall, 41.6 Maury, 25.1 CRichmondD Hampton, Q4 Woodrow Wilson, 5.6 Cportsmouthb 41835 THE CO ORE 1934 TRACK ' .,bQg.'?-F ' - I 3' X . V 2 -1:53, 5 ' - j , 5: gi, - H 521 x w BASEBALL -- - .6 V- 5 ,V .Q - -L I-11- i , 'Huh bf' A .9..h,....,.,:,,.,...,....,,....,.....,,,f..,,,n,,u,,-v.mv:azL-new-,fra .....,,,,,.. 41845 THE CO ORE 1934 Baseball Out oi the welter ol rain and mud that retarded spring sports 'merged a worthy Commodore baseball team which saw its chances of triumph in the Tidewater lnter- scholastic Baseball League fade belore two ninth-inning rallies, The Maury batsmen, climaxing a Final drive with a sparkling 8-6 win over the hitherto undefeated Woodrow Wilson Presidents in the Final game of the year, wound up with a record oi live won and three lost in league competition for a .695 average. With but one letterman in the Fold, the Commodores showed early promise of title honors by virtue ol real victories over Sutiolk and South Norfolk in the First two league encounters of the season. William and Mary, Norfolk Division, however, halted the Maury advance behind the steady pitching oi Freddie Edmonds, ex-Com- modore diamond star, and went on to win by 9-3. The damage was done, however, when Woodrow Wilson capitalized upon two walks and a hit batsman to score twice in the ninth to win by 4-3. Doug l-lautz, stellar Commodore southpaw, held the Kiblermen at bay for eight Frames but weakened in the ninth, and Callis came to the rescue too late to save the day. A home run, with the score tied and two out in the ninth, cost the Commodores theirthird league game and their chance forthe title. Elwood Brock, gardener lor the Norfolk Division, William and Mary nine, punched out the blow that wrecked the Commodores, but only after a thrilling uphill battle by the Commodores had knotted the count. Earl Jackson, shortstop, drove in Five runs with bingles to all corners of the lot, but Brockis blow could not be discounted. Games with Petersburg l'ligh's Crimson Wave nine lound the Maury tossers playing erratic ball. Johnny Callis and Eric -lipton, ol Petersburg, engaged in a mound duel in the First encounter, with rain and a tendency to wildness proving to be Callis's downfall. The Norfolk game was a weird aiiair, which found the Goobers winning with ease in spite of hard hitting on the part of Captain Johnny Davis and his mates. -lo otiset their several defeats, the Maury nine produced a brilliant 4-3 ninth-inning win over Uncle Sam's Naval Base team in a game starring Doug l'lautz as a relief pitcher. South Norfolk and Suiiolk bowed twice each to the Mapmaker attack. The hitting and Fielding of Captain Davis, Rudy Tucker, Woody Gray, and Cornell Gilbert were highlights oi the Maury season, while the pitchers, though erratic in midseason, displayed excellent form upon occasion. 41859 41869 BASEBALL SQUAD CG DORE BdS2iDdll llilfll John Davis' Y, H , ,H Captain Elliott Mclfimmey W t 3 .Manager Richard R. Fletcher, ,,,, H. Coach TEAM Jaclc Sanford .... V VYV, V ,.,, in , , ,first Base James l'lovvard,n V , Second Base Sherrill l-lamlin, Earl Jaclcson H ,,o,,, Shortstops John Davis Ccaptj , so , , , ,. Third Base Cornell Gilbert Y,l.elt Field Aubrey Williamson , .,o, Center Field Woodrow Gray, Walter Gossman W s Right Field Rudolph 'lucl4er, l-lerman Cogan Wcatchers Douglass l'lautz, Jaclc Love, John Callis, Murray Wade , Pitchers RECQPD Qpponents Maury Qriole A. C. Juniors , V. O 8 'ksullollc l-ligh School .... .... O i4 iigouth Norfolk l-ligh School ,,,, 3 'IQ U. S. Naval Training Station ,V V 3 4 William and Mary Clxlorlollc Divisionb 9 4 William and Mary Freshmen , 7 Q iliguilollq l-ligh School f Y 5 7 :iWoodrovv Wilson l-ligh School lportsmouthi to 5 4 Petersburg l-ligh School , . 5 Q :kWilliam and Mary CNorloll4 Divisionb, , 8 7 Petersburg l-ligh School H W 9 3 igouth Norlollc l-ligh School 3 i7 lWoodrovv Wilson l'ligh School lportsmouthl , 6 8 Totals , ., 63 iilidevvater interscholastic League games. ,-,., f:.,,'N1r.-if SZ .uri-'fizsffirvnvffri . ,,,,,, . , . :'.-:V-:f'.fvl.fI2iTE .,,,,,H,n,,,', g 41875 :Perl - THE CO ORE 1934 F Golf Q,-4-Atl., 6017i Wilson Vellines Y,VVV VVVVVVVV..Y7V... .,.,., C aptain Franlc Bragg VV.VVVVVV VVVV.7VV, ..... M anager Walter Beckett ...,.,, . . t..tt tttttttt o . , ,,,,,.,,Coach TEAM Wilson Vellines , , ,,,,,,,,t,t,,,,,,,ttw , Number One Ranclolph Miller .. . .. Julian Grosso , John Wallceru., Clarence Porter a,,,,, .ooY.YY.NUmbCf TWO Number Three Number Four mmNumber Five Louis Joynes aeeeee o o eeeeee e....... a..a N umber Six Opponents Maury Newport News High School ,,,,, ., ,,,,,, ,, , , QM SVZ Petersburg High School H , , ,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, , , 6 '12 William and Mary CNDD ,,,, ,, QM 'ISM Woodrow Wilson High School , ,, 5 '13 Newport News High School , , 51,5 1236 University of Richmond Freshmen , , 16 2 Petersburg High School , H ......, 3M 14M William and Mary CNDD , .- , ,,,, ,, 52V 91V TouRNAMENrs 2 2 Woodberry Forest lnterscholastics Virginia State High School at Woodberry Forest. at Truxtun Manor. 11885 THE CO ORE 1934 i-QR 2-. pyl- -lennis legit John Vann ....... ........... ...... ......A, M a nager TEAM William Armstrong , , , , , , First Singles James Powell Second Singles William Riday Third Singles Fred Perkins Fourth Singles John Oast Fifth Singles Warren White Sixth Singles Robert White , Seventh Singles Robert Pontifex Eighth Singles William Armstrong and James Powell First Doubles William Riday and Fred Perlcins , , Second Doubles John Oast and Warren White , Third Doubles Robert White and Robert Pontifex , Fourth Doubles Opponents Maury Newport News High School , , Q 7 Northside Tennis Club , , , , 4 5 Woodrow Wilson High School 1 8 William and Mary CNDD ,. , 5 3 Newport News High School , , Q 7 TOTALS , , , , , . 14 30 STATE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Maury defeated E. C. Glass High School CLynchburgD 6-1, 4-6, 6-1f Suffolk High School 6-1, 6-Oi and George Washington High School CDanvilleD 6-Q, 6-Q, 6-9. ,4 7 .,.. .,..................-....-.,,...,,.., .1-- Q1 ' 41895 THE CO ORE Activities ,,., ,,,Y.,, . , Hfatlma Matern-Song ,ii.,,,, Appreciation ,,,,,,,. , ,,,,,, , Bain Literary Society , Baseball ,. c.,cc.. ,, , ,, Baslcet Ball ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Business Stait oi The Commodore Cannon Mathematics Club .V.. cheering Squad aaaaaa.aaaaaV.. ,, , Hcogs in the Maury Machineryii ,,,,,,,,, Index Class Night Exercises aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.saa... , ,s..Y..., ,,Y,,,.,,.,, , Commencement Exercises, February Senior Class ,VY.VV Commencement Exercises, June Senior Class u..uuuua. Commercial Club uuuauuuuuuuuuauuuuu ,, ..,.u ., , .,,,,, Construction Cpicturej, uuuuu , , A,., Curtain Club Y,,,,,,,,, Debating Team ,,Y,,,.,, .Y,, , ,, Dedication uuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ,, Editorial Staff of ' The Commodore Electricity Cpictureb , ,, uu.uuw.. . ,,,. Essay-Uihe Power oi Personality' Faculty uuuuuuu.uu.wu.uu.uuuu uuuc.uw. , ,,.cs, , , February Senior Class u... ., ,,,.7...,,, ., Commencement Exercises Qliicers , Panels ,,,,,A7,,7.. Footballw, ., , , Foreword . ..e.,A esssessss.essues , ul:riend l'lannahH, ,, ,, HGenerators ot Mirth s,,,, , Girls' Glee Club, ,, , Girls' Monogram Club ,VVVV,V,V, Golf, , Graduates ,, ,, ,, , High School Student Clube, ,. l-li-V Club ,, ssssssss ,, ,, Home Room Representatives , Honor Graduates ,, , ,, ,, ,, , Pictures , , ,, ., Roll ,, .,ss , ,, Junior Class, , , Group Pictures, Qtiicers ,, ,, Roll ,, , , , Latin 'l'ournament,,, , , Learning CPictureD,,,, , Le Cercle Francais, , Maury Clubs , ,, 1934 ,, ,,1 51-152 ,, , ,,,.10Q , 3199 ,, ,, ,137 , 6,184-187 , ,,,,,,,, 178-180 ,,,,, ,138 ,,,.1 50 ,, ,, ,,,116 98 44 99 ,, ,,,.139 ,, ,,,, , 14 ,,,,,.140-141 164 ,,.,,..., 13 ,,,,,,,,16Q-163 L19-Q4 ,, .99-44 44 Q9 ,, ,, ,. ,, 30-43 ,,,,,173-177 4 , ,,,, ,,,153 , ,,,,,,,, 154 ,,,,1 49 143 ,, ,,,, ,, ,188 30-43, 48-97 , 6,144 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 145 ,, , . .. 10 ,,,,.,,,,,Q6-28 ,Q6-Q7 , 28 ,,,,,,,,,,117-194 ,, . ...1Q0-121 , 118 119-124 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 166 , ,, 15 , ,, ,146 135-136 ' 1' ' ' , Tl , 4. 'T 1'1 ., -.-, . . , ,. :.'1wf-1.1-'-is Q ,,g:., 1- - ' x: ,, ' ' ' .J -.1 61905 THE CO ORE 1934 Maury High School Cpicturej Maury Literary Society C CC C C Maury Minstrels C C CC C Maury News C C Maury Orchestra and Band Maury Regatta CC ,,,u, CCC CC Officers- February Senior Class C .lune Senior Class V.,V Junior Class C CC ,,,uss Sophomore Class CC C C Panelsf February Senior Class Senior Class CCCCC C Summer Class C Poems C C Power of Personality Public Speaking Team Public Reading Team CCC....C Quill ancl Scroll Club CC C Index Quill ancl Scroll National Group Contests C C CC 15 C 147 C .C155 C CCCCC C170-171 CC C C158 C169 CC 99 C C47 CC 118 196 30-43 C CC 48-97 CC CC C104-108 C16, 45, 134 C C 109-115 CC C165 C 165 C C CC 148 C CC159 Rolls, Junior Class C CC C CC CCCCC C CC C CC119,199-193-194 Sophomore Class CC C CC 197,130-131-139-133 Senior Class CCCCCCCCC CC C C C 95-116 Class Night Exercises C Commencement Exercises l-listory CCCCCCCC C . CC CCC98 CC CC 99 CC CC CC100-101 Qllicersm CC C 47 panels C...CC. 48-97 SongCCC CC CC CC C109 Sponsor CC CC C 7, 46 Short Stories 159-161, 167-168 Spelling C C C 165 Sodalitas Latina C CC C C C 149 Sophomore Class 195-133 Group Pictures CC C C C 198-199 Qlficers C C C CC 196 Poll - 197-133 Sponsor, Senior Class CC C CC 46 State Contests. C C 179 Statesmanship Cpicturel CC .C 19 Summer School C CC C 103-107 Tennis CCCCC..C CC 189 Theme , C 11 Tournament Play C C 156-157 Track CC C C C 181-184 Views CCCC C 19-15 41915 THEI CW CD E31 i VI' ' f fi 1 n PPI6Cl.d tion 1 itll EFORE utilizing all oiourpovver in the compiling oi this volume, the Staii vvishes to express sincere indebtedness to those persons who have helped in the production oi a successful Annual. We are deeply grateful to Miss Roberta l lodgl4in, our Class Sponsor, lor her untiring and valuable guidance to Miss Virginia Old and Miss Ruth Riddick for their constructive criticisms and helpful suggestions, to Miss Sarah Joyner For her earnest super- vision ol the Art worlc, and to Mr. Games lor the advice and aid rendered the Business Stall. Further, the Stall wishes to malce public recognition ol the kindness oi the Noriollc Newspapers, incorporated in Furnishing the sport pictures, and to Mr. Guy Aydelotte for his assistance with the photography. ln concluding, the Stali wishes to commend the cooperative spirit of the Senior Class which has made possible the publication ol this Annual. sflhe Sta ii. --P f- .. .. T, . .. .. -f-A ' ,ix ,ir 41925 1934 cg, THE CO ORE 1934 lndex of Advertisers YF Ames 84 Brownley ,,,,,,,,,,,, D D Q07 Bellamy lce Cream Co ...s..s D DD DD DDDDQ06 Burke 84 Gregory, lnc .,,e.. s.,.s,,.,,, 1 95 Catieyis StudioDD .s,.s,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. Q 03 Carr, Mears 84 Dawson .DDD..196 Cox Funeral Home . A... D .DDDD199 Crichton-Paxton, lnc..D s... .,Vss. D D -Q04 Ford, Frank R., lnc. DD ,,,,,,,,, D DDDDQ05 Freeman, Wm. 84 Son, lnc .sss DD DDD Q00 Friedman's, D.D ..,. . ..,s D D DDDDDDDQOQ Gill, Jas. G. Coilee Cop D ..,,, DD D905 Goodman, D. l'l., lnc .sssssssssssss D ssss D902 l'lall, G. l.. Optical Co .s.ss DD DD DD DD D200 l-lofheimefs ssssssssssssssssssssssss sss,sssss D DD DD196 l'lollomon-Brown Funeral l-lomeD DD198 l'lutton's, lnc. D D. D sssssssssssvs. sssss sssss D D D DDD Q04 Johnson's, Mrs., Shorthand School D DDQ07 Justice, Barry 84 parks DDDDDDDD D D DDDD D202 Kresge, S. S. 84 Co. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD D Q00 Lazarus Quick Sign Service DD D D 199 Maury Confectionery DDDDD DD DDDQOQ Maury Lunch Room DDDDD D DDDDD D D Q08 Montauk Co., The DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DD DD... Q07 Mutual Building Association D DDDDQ04 Newton Florist, lnc .DDDDDDDDDDDD DD DDDD D204 Norfolk College DDDDDDDDDD D DD DDDDDDD196 Norfolk Engraving Co .DDD DDD Q01 Northrop Sport Shop, lnc. DDDD DD DD 197 Old Dominion peanut Co. DD D .196 Qliver, l'l. D. DDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDD D D DD DDD197 parker's Delicatessen DD .D D DD 198 Pender Grocery Co .DDD DD 197 Pontilex Fabric Shop D DD D Q03 prices, lnc DDDDD.. DDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDD Q 0 5 Redloird Tea Room DDDDDDDD D D D. D D DD198 Rice's Fashion Corner DDDDDD D D DDDD199 Rocke, L. B., Jewelers DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD D Q08 Sealooard Citizens National Bank DDD DD Q05 Shatlefs Book Store DDDDD D DD DDDDDDDDD DDDDDD198 Southland Beauty ParlorD D D D D DD DDDQ03 Smith, W. F. 84 Co .DDD D198 Smith 84 Welton DDDDD DD DD DD Q04 Sullivan's Sweater Shop D198 Tait, Geo. 84 Son, lnc D.DDDDDDDD DD DDDD DD197 Traiton, J. G. 84 Son DDD DDD199 lrant, R. F. DD DD Q00 'lraylor Optical Co. Q03 Vesey, l'l. B .D.DD..DDDD D D D DD198 Wasserman, B .DDDD DD DDDDDDDQ03 41945 THE CO ORE1934 NNLIAL W Burke C9 Qregory Printers - Binders Norfolk, 'Uirginia E B O U I O U R O P L W---Vu , , ,J W -3 - -1, fl P THE CO ORE 1934 isiofioit College ot Business Administration rl I -5 Accounting KC. P. AD-Secretarial 4 Science f Boolclreeping-Stenotypyf 9 Law fVa. Earl- Commercial Arte Radio Qperation and Servicing Day and Evening Classes the Year Arou Ll Telephone 24195 - Granbv Street at Broolce Ave. Member National Association of Accredited Commerc I Schools. Chartered by the State to Conier Degr CARR, MEARS 8g DAWSON Specializing in Smart Student Suits vp DOBBS HATS A New Year . . . A New Class . . . A New Graduation --but- I-IOFI-IEIMER'S Footwear l-las been the ctioice oi smart Mauryites for 40 years Best Wishes to the Students of Maury High OLD DOMINION PEANUT CCD. v c ..'.. GI 196 la THE CO ORE 1984 Education - - - Advancement Promotion in life, as in school, depends on one's ability to absorb lcnovvledge. We are proud that practically all of our executives have come up in the ranlcs because of integrity, initiative and absorbing the fine points of merchandising that we have constantly taught them. D. Pender Grocery Company OR THR OP SPORT SHOP Inc. 430 GRANBY STREET Outfitters to their Majesties the King and Queen of Sports Tait's Thorobred Seeds Best By Test For More Than Sixty Years GEO. TAIT 8K SONS, Inc. 55 Commercial Place ----- NORFOLK, VA. H. D. OLIVER 610-'IQ EAST FPEEMASON STREET NORFOLK, VA. .-. . K ff .- . - V -. ,,- ' if vmggrk ' K is .,......,........,..t..........-.,,..,..,....1.......m,f2h+'Ab . ml A ,,,, 41975 THE CO ORE 1934 Hollomon-Brown FLIFIGFGI Home Always Remember That . . . SULLIVAN'S SYSTEM SAVES You MONEY WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE OLD SCHOOL BOOKS Shaiteris Book Store om Sport Stoelcs, Swim Suits and Beach Wear BUY Our l-ablelf Wll0l655lC SULLIVAN? 107 GRANBY STREET Bousu sr., NEAR EREEMASON Noflfvllf, Va. -I-he -Compliments of- H. B. Vesey Company PRINTERS-ENGRAVERS 724-126 Randolph Street Noriollg Va. ROOM 104 De Bree Ave. When lt's Time to 3uy Furniture, . Buy 5-mith's . . . BETTER FURNITURE Congratulations -f0- Maury Graduatesl Next term our new location will be at 339 W. 'l5th Street Opposite the School Wm. F. SMITH Xu UU. 492 Granby St. phone 27335 S 4'l98l? THE CO ORE 1 RICES caters to the smart 934 -Compliments oft- young woman who s lc mbin eestoco 2 I. G. TRAFTON FASHION ,gl SUN with VALUE Coal and Wood RI C E ' S FASHION CORNER 35th and Hampton Blv'd. E. Lee Cox 84 Brother THE FUNERAL HOME 631 Westover Avenue NORFOLK, VA. William W. Cox W. W. Cox, Jr. W6Paint'8m 1140 wme fl 'WWW ' E - umnus I x 'KWUM5 :Anim sum ,moto 9 Wi E SIGN SERVIEE i ' r ,. ! igflll x' 91. i-I E tm .iiiv nit..-LAY, I E 7,m7,,MgA, ,uw M - Show Cifds I PAPER- uum- oncmru B-crsf-mf 219-zi Emmsf. l i W - R, , f . ,. 1 Km. ' ' ' Q 1 ... -2 SEETQE.-r 'N ' ., - - w ' ' ...,........,.............w,........-..,.,,..,..,m........f.,.eq9B.4?fkEs-f'.r fg,h ' A3 HgQg,L,,,,,,,,,,NM,,,,,,,M,,,4 S1999 THE CD ORE 1934 FRIGIDAIR Advanced Refrigeration Tested and Proven in More Than 2,500,000 I-Iomes, Stores and E William Freeman SL Sons, Inc. 'II FANCY ARTICLES ARTIST MATERIALS KODAK SUPPLIES A FULL AND COMPLETE Institutions LINE OF LUGGAGE R F TRANT INC I DISUIIDUIOI 317 Granby Street Monricello Ave. 84 Princess Anne Road ,I If fCompIIments of'- ENTIP - I S. S. KRESGE CCD. lu. ..,,,,,. .IIIII 5, TO, and Q5 cent Stores 5 f I I l I and Nlixcnx. co- W' ' ' Q5 cents to fI5'I.OO Stores Q57 GRANBV STREET Established 7901 NORFOLK' VA' 42009 THE uni Vinoini nnnunL THIS BOOK will be treasured by you as a record ofthe golden days of youthg of events large and small that will be thus recalled in later years and al- ways with delight, of friendships that will remain forever green. It will be the magic door through which you need only to pass, Io step from age into youth! To us whose privilege it was to have a large and pleasant part in its making, this book will always be a reminder of the many friendships that grew and mul- tiplied in this building. . I ml in ln' uxlrmf In lfu' Chu u11rluaiVl:l'vl mlignlluhlllulli .tml lu lfvou' rjvyrul rrlvnlll in' mlm' lo lfzmn' I-ml. .'Iilim,'lIurlu In riilirf AN ORGANIZATION OF SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, DESIGNERS, ARTISTS AND PHOTO-ENCRAVERS RENDERINC SUPERIOR PHOTO-ENCRAVINC SERVICE DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS OF THE COMMODORE 9LAT5S O sb ,. 5 7? 417-Y my 'Tlx' futn'In.il utlriy . Imuml ru.imrxt'11nr1l. unlutlnrq ,nltnri-nity. 1. llfulqi m:q,im:.ilmn. frutlfimump in Ii:111pi1'l-winiiwfi' mwml' in ti -win fy f'ifll1H'nlIillhfRllilllrli .lliimrlfra luuul lwuli mlliif ilwun Cmfl, furl1ulnil fm' I., .im,,..,l l5i.t.,1,..v.. .s1m,-.- .xz1U .,.. nfwmlmll. Ill' lurilu ynllr mrn'yuvulQ'lm: ZLI-6 0 'i' I , 4 THE CD OHE 1934 Best Wishes JUSTICE, BARRY 3. PARKS to GeneraI Insurance QQQ-Q30 Law Building Maury Graduates phone 29379 . Maury Confectionery D- Goodman 337 W. 'l5th Street Inc. No matter where you may be, try to remember some of the happy and interesting times we had together. I-Iowever, if you do forget, my best wishes are with you in whatever you may pursue. For fifteen years I have offered my best wishes to each grad- uating class. You may be the largest but I mean it that much more. Good Luck Always! D A V E FRIEDMAN QQOSZP THE CD OIE 1931 Pontifex Fabric Shop Cllers its congratulations to the Graduating Class oi 1934. Norfolles only exclusive Fabric Shop May we have the pleasure of your visit. -Compliments of Louis Wasserman's Sons 'woierotics otofsr Burcnfies ESTABLISHEL 1872 The Southland Beauty Salon Mezzanine Floor Southland l-lotel PEARL Mci-IORNEY l-lOUl2Ss9:OO A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Traylor Optical Company Prescription Opticians 115 College Place EXPERT OPERATORS Telephone 96682 Norfolk, Va. Norlollc, Virginia CAFFE YS STUDIO Q10 WEST TAZEWELL STREET Completely equipped to render the highest quality craftsmanship and an expedited service on both personal portraiture and photography lor all school Annuals Chficial Photographer -Far- mlhe Commodore - 1933-347, f H- -4 ' 1 ' . ...--H -x.-- .. 1- -4.-':r2':-.W 'C' d903P THE CO DRE 1934 Good Luck! OMMODORES -and heartiest congratulations on your achievement. Wherever you go-vvhat- ever your pursuit in life may be, vve hope that your ellorts will be crowned with the same degree ol success that has ,E I ,W ,, ,,,y .rya, m W Y Y ii i , -fl' E , 1.,J: a is 'tltrr .a i L 5 gg l , f A Q , x. v i at l w , Q fs rrtt Q ' . 1 ' li.t'555iT'25in'f?yjm f- ,.., - - -.-T if l -i - 'Q l i -if-H -M- fl: ', 'Slai n - .'1,-1.04, , Z igi 5 H Lifr--'-'- culminated your happy days at Maury ,gg rrkr a i ' M Hi lq 5 in ii Q Ci L lql Q g i ii-i . a g c oo. oo uc . ommo ores. R v ,iiy, -tii..,,,M xiyl NL 15.3, 6 ovgs 1-,IQ 4, 'S- O Q 0 -6 O V. Z 1111 1 ui Q OI1 OQNTEY-4 -Compliments of! The Mutual Building Association 191-'IQ3 W. lazevvell St. Thrift at its Eestn Crichton - Paxton Company, lnc. Distributors ol Marine Supplies and Paints 64-66 Commercial Place Newton Florist Incorporated Member F. T. D. QQO Monticello Avenue HTTO' Incorporated Trunlcs, Luggage, Gifts, Stationery, Engraving, Greeting Cards NORFOLK' VA' 337 GRANBV STREET Dial 91938 Norfolk Va Qi ,,,,,T,T,T14A- A Y. H.gJ7yEiv 'gig' I F' IMIINVI. W .,., ..,. . ....,. , . 52045 THE CG ORE 1934 1 Y +1 MAYTAG WASHERS R- APEX REFRIGERATORS APEX VACUUM CLEANERS MARR olL BURNERS Inc. Formerly Gale-Ford Co. P R IC E ' S JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH 199 COLLEGE PLACE Q29 Granby Street Phone 26935 Seaboard Citizens ational ank NORFOLK, VA. QFficial Depository For School Savings Accounts of Students Wefcomed Resources - - ---- S16,ooo,ooo.oo Q Q05 P THE CO GRE 1934 TO TI-IE SENIORS OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS AND TO TI-IE ENTIRE IVIAURY PERSONNEL OUR BEST WISI-IES FOR TI-IEIR EVERY SUCCESS P7 X D The BeIIamy Ice Cream Ce. Incorporated 19tI1 St. 8a MonticeIIo Ave. patronize Our Advertisers Q Q06 P THE CO ORE 1934 lVlrs. .lohnson's Shorthand School 5228-30 Wainwright Builcling MRS. ISABEL G. JOHNSON will give her usual careful and personal instructions to dll contemplating a course In SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING FILING AND GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING Otiice Phone 21839 :: : : : : : : : : Residence Phone 30673 THE TREND I5 QUALITY--and to AME! 5?i.Bl2QMl?lLfV Quality Headquarters for the Eetter Part of Half a Century. E'-Compliments ofh THE NIONTAUK CO. -MANUFACTURERS OF- THE ICE CREAM SUPREME -- -f -QQ, V K ,,3f11.'1T ...,.,,..,....,............................1...,..f.f as 52075 THE CO ORE 1934 The Maury High School Lunch Room Wishes to express appreciation to the Class of 1934 fo nts co operation. at DESSIE DOWNS - Manage -Compliments of-M L. B. RCDCKE JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS NORFOLK, VA. --Y 115' V, ,452 ZA '35 so Xa- aa aa-ff aass s e fl Q08 I9 QO QRE AUTOGRAPHS gil 1 4 'f ! '-1 ' 2 . A , YN OGWL I 4 LLC 'nf I 1 fl. 10 'V , kixqffv gi! K1A.wf,u. , 7' Ebb-KU-'-I K7 '-'k'Q l'LCLL,4J-- ,,jf??'jg,Q!lf k . fl X ,A 1 ff 1 k,eM1 9V w ff 4 V4 I N.. Q M 4, , , L.. ,IMI a , nf I f ' Affifvpkfilpsq X U Q Q09 P THE CO GRE 1934 AUTOGRAPHS ff' f ' ' -'ff 'vw - ----- f 1, .. Q n .f.-- -,Y-.. - I .. H .xx ff' 49105 - THE CO ORE 1934 AUTOGRAPHS l-ll 1 , .. .. A. - - V - r i ,. 49115 THE CO ORE 1984 f 5 X, MSIE? , QU ' 1 r , 'fb 4 f ma m-REQ E f fm? 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