Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1942 volume:

'The C MMODORE Volume Thirty-four 1942 f it 1 1 Q tx Published by the SENIOR CLASS of Matthew Fontaine Maury High SCIIO4 Norfolk., Virginia 4 S 70 fllzzznyf a H i e H 3 R 4 K s 3. -2 3 I n . 1 i 1 A I f S E, Q 3 ,.,' L i 3, 4 1 1 QL ir 1 Q 31.1 41 1 .Q x Ag V 3 I fag I ' sg Q 3 V 55 v X3 ' , . 1 9. E? 21 , fi 52 ya lx P i 5,1 if L jj , , ' n'ivsym4fx1 fi-M, 'gviwri 2123 3, fqf: - Qzwi Q, N '1-' -:'.3'I'M1f 5 T-gag + Afrzv, - if-,'ff- rw v ,rv 1 E, Y ,If .,..L ,. L,m ,, 1 ,mx sf . Q 5 1 S' Q A H P Q P ?T 5' 2 9 2 5 s 5 7' .4 ,Q B e are ani... S our year unfolded, so does our Annual unfold-- the record of this year at Maury. Season by season, event by event, iwe have poured into these pages the story of the gradual progress and develop- ment of the school year, 1941 to 1942-not in the minutest detail, but with a series of records and pictures in more or less consecutive order that may serve as an aid to memory in recalling the intimate aspects of the changing scene of the past months. We Dedzmfe . .. this book and all it represents to Mr. James E. Old. From our entrance together as Sophomores, we have grown closer through the years by association with an adviser, sportsman, and friend. Now, we, the Senior Class of 1942, dedicate this, our symbol of the present and hope for the future, to a classmate left behind, but whose guiding principles of good living will always remain foremost in every mind .... a book and a man devoted to the achievements of Maury . . . a true Commodore . . ...j ames E. Qld Through The Year . . . Administration Autumn Winter Spring Advertisements JAMES Ii. OLD fissisffml Prinfipzzl E ARTHUR BR.-XNTLY BRISTONN Primipal BA., MA., m.M. ADMINISTRATION VIRGIE A. LEGCETT ANNE RUTH RIDDICK Student Counsellor Girly' Adviggr PAULINE TEBAULT Seerelory FRANCES HOGGARD .ffllendanee Clerk VIRGINIA PEDIN Record Clerk REBECCA MACALPINE Librarian FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA OLD University of Virginia Columbia University JULIA GRAHAM AUNSPAUGH B.S., Columbia University Radclife College JANICE M. BLAND B.S., Farmville State Teachers College ELIZABETH R. BOGGS Boil., College of William and Mary Md., Columbia University LUCY NOTTINGHAM BRICKHOUSE University of Virginia Columbia University BETTIE M. GOODWYN University Q' Virginia Columbia University SUZANNE GRAHAM Buff., Randolph-Macon Woman's College ffohns Hopkins University VIRGINIA CARTER GRAVES B.S., M.A'., George Peabody College CAROLEA M. HARRIS B.S., Farmville State Teachers College VIRGINIA HOWARD JOHNSON Farmville State Teaehers College Columbia University MARGARET BRITT MARKLEY BA., Randolph-Macon Womanbs College MARGARET PEEK MARKS BA., College of William and Mary Ohio State University ALICE COWLES MORRIS Buff., MA., College of William and Mary B.d. in Library Science, College of William and Mary The George Washington University WILLIAM HARRY NORRIS B.A., The George Washington University University W' Pennsylvania ELIZABETH KELLY PECK Vanderbilt University University Q' London B. T. TATEM Emi., Randolph-Macon College MH., Harvard University STELLA H. TAYLOR B.A., Westhampton College Columbia University HERMAN MASTIN WILLIAMS Boil., Randolph-Macon College MA., University of Virginia HISTORY DEPARTMENT WILLIAM A. MANSON Bud., Randolph-Macon College HILDEGARDE BARTON Buff., College of William and Mary Harrisonburg State Teachers College GRACE B. CHAMBERS B.S., Farmville State Teaehers College ANNIE BELLE CROWDER B.S., Farmville State Teachers College HELEN DAVIDSON B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Columbia University Faculty - ELIZABETH FOOSHE Bud., Hollins College DOROTHY GILCHRIST BA4., Hollins College University Q' Virginia MARY FRANCES HARRELL B.S., Frederieksburg State Teaehers College GEORGE C. HOPE Bud., University of Riehmond M. ETHEL VAIDEN Bai., College Qt William and Mary University Q' Virginia MARY LEWIS YODER B.A., Woman's College Q' the University Q' North Carolina College M William and Mary MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT I JAMES E. OLD B.S., Virginia Pobteehnie Institute MA., Columbia University CHAMPE CARTER DOUTHAT B.S., Radford State Teachers College University of Virginia LYNETTE HAMLET MA., Randolph-Macon W om Bai., College of William and Mary an,s College EARL R. HILLMAN B.S., College of William and Mary VIRGIE A. LEGGETT B.fI., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Ed.M., Harvard University MARY MOORE Buff., Randolph-Macon W oman,s College Cont'd VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Leaehe-Wood Seminary Columbia University CATHERINE B. RIDDLE B.S., Farmville State Teachers College AGNES MOON SHAW B.S., M.S., University Q' Virginia Columbia University LUCY MANSON SIMPSON Farmville State Teafhers College University Q' Virginia ANNIE PAT WELCH Bail., Randolph-Macon W oman's College University Q' Michigan Syracuse University LATIN DEPARTMENT ANNE M. STIFF B.A'., Goueher College Columbia University SARAH FLETCHER GRANBERY University Q' Virginia College H William and Mary PEARL TUCK Ph.B., Elon College Columbia University B. MARGARET WILSON A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College B. MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ANNE RUTH RIDDICK BA., Hollins College Md., Columbia University Faculty FAIRFAX M. BERKLEY BAL, College qi William and Mary Md., Columbia University IONE FAULEY University of Madrid Sorbonne, Paris Oxford University MARGARET VIRGINIA HOWIE BA., College fy' William and Mary MARY WGODARD Boi., Randolph-Maeon Woman's College MA., Cornell University SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ELIZABETH GILLESPIE .dlumna if Wellesley College, ex. WILMA E. ELDER Boi., Gouelzer College University of Mexico KATE EMI LINE G1LLET'FE B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College University Q' Caldornia University W Virginia FRANCES HARDY Bud., Randolph-Macon W0man's College ELLEN BELL HOGGARD Laboratory Assistant EDGAR JACKSON B.A., Md., Randolph-Macon College LL.B., Washington and Lee University NELL BLYTHE PHIPPS Bud., Westhampton College MA., Columbia University Cont'd WILLIAM H. PRIDE B.S., MA., College of William and Mary Columbia University FAYE SAVAGE B.S., Greensboro College RUFUS TONELSON B.S., College of William and Mary VIRGINIA TURPIN B.S., Madison College Drexel Institute Q' Teehnology MUSIC DEPARTMENT SENA B. WooD Peabody Conservatory of Musie Eastman Selzool of Musie ROBERT A. MAU B.Mus.Ed., DePaul University ART DEPARTMENT MARGARET N. DoDsoN Beaux Arts, Fontainbleau, France Paris, France Columbia University JANE E. POLLARD B.F.A., Ayred University COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT PATRICK A. KELLEY M.E., State Normal School, Bloomsburg, Penn JENNIE DAUGHTREY Bud., College cy' William and Mary B.fi., Clzowan College ALINE FOREMAN Bad., College of William and Mary Columbia University University zyf Virginia Faculty HETTIE RUTH GIBBS College Q' William ana' Mary University lj Virginia DOROTHY E. GOODMAN B.S., Mary Washington College ROBERTA DAY HODGKIN B.S., Farmville State Teachers College HENRY C. NOLLEY B.A., Randolph-Maeon College LL.B., National University Q' Law University W' Virginia PAUL H. O,HARA College of William ana' Mary Ferris Institute MARY TH ETA OWENS BA., Randolph-Macon W oman's College B.S., in Retailing, College cyf William and Mary JOYCE STEAD B.S., Mary Washington College ANNE STONEHAM Buff., Randolph-Maeon W oman's College MA., Columbia University OTHO W. THOMAS Bridgewater College University Q' Virginia College cy' William and Mary DOROTHY E. WILKINSON B.S., Mary Washington College HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MYREA NOYES B.fI., University of Kansas Columbia University ETHEL T. WILLEY B.S., Farmville State Teaehers College COnt'c1 MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT JAMES W. PHILLIPS B.A., Carnegie Institute fy' Teehnology H. L. BERRY Virginia Pobfteehnie Institute C. J. CHRISTENSEN Ed.B., State Teaehers College, Oshkosh, W is. ROBERT H. MCKAY Bujalo State Teaehers College Meehanies Institute, Rochester WILLIAM THEODORE MYRICK B.S., Virginia Pobfteehnie Institute W. HATTON NEE Atlantic Christian College JOHN H. REAMS Virginia Pobvteehnie Institute SHERMAN E. SEELINGER B.S., Virginia Polyteehnie Institute PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT GEORGE C. HOPE BMI., University of Richmond J. ROBERT BATES B.S., Springjiela' College L. LEONIDE HARRISS B.S., Harrisonburg State Teaehers College EARL R. HILLMAN B.S., College zyf William and Mary ELIZABETH EGGLESTON Registered Nurse AUTUMN ,l.il11- OPHOMORE CLASS Ol5l ICIiRS Prf.vin'm1l ,... RICHA RD Bum: lfiz'cVPrv.vi11'n1! . . . ......, B Ersx' B Rowiv S1?l'1'FlIZ71V. . . , , l l.o1u:Ncr: Scnownoifr T7'c'a.vm'M', . , ,..,,.,.. l'XRANI-Q Vasa Npomor .... .,.Mlss CAROLEA Hmuus HISTORY OF THE CLASS Ir seems only yesterday that We, the Class of ,44, entered Maury as the all-important gi idu xtes of Blair and Ruffner. Imagine our consternation at suddenly Finding ourselves reduced to insigni lieant sophomoresg imagine our confusion at being expected to find our places in a vast, new lmuild ing among hundreds of older students who seemed to know exactly wliere they were going 1nd what they were doing! Schonliolt, YVise, Brown, Miss Harris, Hugg SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front-Catherine I.oCascio, Mary Knudsen, Marie VVilkins, Faye Ford, Shirley Gornto, Virginia Harlield, Jackie Hart. Row 2-Dan West, Joe Carson, William Martin, Jack Burgess, Carlton Creech, Robert Baum, Stanley Paul, David Stewart, Chester Sundquist. Miss Carolea Harris, our sponsor, on her hrst appearance before us, reminded us that a chain is as strong as its weakest link. From then on, we began Welding ourselves into a class that could pull its Weight in the affairs of the school. Our first step in organization was electing class officers and representatives to various activities. Then We got into the current of things at Maury. Our class presented several programs in the auditorium. We ourselves enacted the annual Commodore Maury program, during which the model of Maury's ship was giving into our keeping. On W'ashington's birthday, the theme of our program was Brotherhood,,' with Barbara Howe making a beautiful and impressive Statue of Liberty. For our religious program of the year, we had with us the rector of St. Paulis church and the Maury chorus, the latter, as a vested choir, singing sacred hymns. The Sophomore party, given by the numerous organizations of Maury, to the Sophomore class, Was a valuable and highly agreeable innovation, suggested by Mary Nell Baker and Allan Pannill. Yet besides these activities, We can proudly say our class has contributed in various ways to the schoolis life. Among us are cheer leaders, athletes, and students with honor-roll recog- nition. In fact, the entire Sophomore Class should be commended for its spirit of co-operation and its achievements. H O M E R O O M S 3 A N D 9 l mntwMmm, Burr, Whitley, Friesz, Sutton, Kcrshner, Fverton. Row 2-Hyatt, Kighr, McPherson, Turner, Pierce, Austin, Murphy. Raw jfliroskin, Stultz, Cordorana, Pittman, lfrcemzin, Hudson, lves, LcC:iscio. Row 4fCon, Cousins, Allmnnd, Baum, Munden, Roughton, Brickell, Moore, Liupno, Richards. Raw 5-Francis, Krukin, Hogan, Dalby, Coleman, Hill, Nelson, Wood. Raw 6-Whrrick, Sloan, Maloney, Baise, Yeager. ...l..l.- Frmzle-Drummoml, Brooks, Moughan, Byrd, Moore, Murdock, Levine, Henderson, Legere Baker. Row 2-Hilliard, Kingery, Cnrper, Sproul, Hart, VVescott, VVyatt, Tuvss, Bo- hamnon, Morser. Raw 3-Shepherd, Burger, Stevens, Burnell, Gordon, Leggett, Salusky Berger, Resit. Row .1-Nelmes, Lawson, Weaver, Price, Hoggzlrd, Jarvis, Baylor, Fried- man, Cuhoon. Raw jflfurfmun, Moore, Sykes, Noble, Gillikin, Mzlcon, Ferebee, Sund- quist, Roesen. H i O M H R . O O M S 2 0 2 A N D 6 B , . H O M li R O O M S 2 0 3 A N D 3 0 2 7 , FronlflVlarkofT, Goldman, VVl1arton, Scott, Lumlmer, VVilkins, Levey, Furman, lVlcKeel, Payne, Raw 2-Harrell, Garrett, Meeker, Vourlas, Thomas, Richardson, McWilliams, Russell, Carico, Hartsell, Baker. Raw 3fBryan, Ellis, Swartz, Mitz, Parett, Kraft, Snider, Grimstead, Lamberts, Patterson. Raw .ffRawls, Pzulclen, Stewart, Cooksey, Decker, Miller, Harris, Grant, Forbes. Raw 5 e--- Morrisette, Melville, Stanley, Batlenian, Daniel, Sizemore, Chory, Wilkins, Ford. Raw 6fBerger, Bassil, Ziple, 'l'illett, Levi, Wriseliing, Warren, Kelley, Shue. -..l. -.1 I rrmtfW'l1itel1urst, Versprille, 'lll1OIT'lilS, Cullifer, Matthews, Kerns, Shure, lfine, Simpson. Row 2fVVise, Downing, Tlireslier, Dennison, Harris, Connell, Titus, Wlorrell, Nelson, Ohmsen. Row j4Garrison, Sherlack, Bryant, Sehoonover, Yeates, Blakeslee, lfox, Kello, Mefllynn. Raw .1-Verstyneu, Wilkins, Kessler, Warsl, Wlilkins, Hualalleston, Baum, Cohen. Raw 5-Smith, Barker, Pierce, Patsouras, l,ink, Mason, Wilson, Bond, Knutlsen. Raw 6-Fanning, Richards, Page, Simmers, Lake, Sawyer, jones, F. Cohen. H O M Ii R O O M y S 2 0 4 A N D 2 0 . , 8 H C J M F R O O M S 2 0 9 'A N D 3 0 , 0 Front-Hzllconilme, Nlaurry, Peters, Thornton, Gwaltay, lWyers, Spieliard, Flliark, Gornto. Row 2fBarnes, Goodman, Dickerson, Deer, Tayloe, Spigeil, Branch, Brown. Raw jf Hitch, Swersky, Kirstein, Myers, Coe, Saunders, Stallings. Row .1-Xvynnc, lfriedman Schreiner, l,eriten, Chaplin, Ackiss, Haifore, lfllis. Raw jflnge, Hoggc, Mathieson Smalley, Faris, Williams, Holt. Row 6'-Hurst, Barnard, Rixey, Paul, Dickson, Foreman Abramson, Dennis. Row 7fl'aris, Keller, Burger, Copeland, Caplan. w y v lifnnl-Spence, Jones, lVlason, Wlilliams, Hines, James, Partridge, Cutlirell, Turner. Raw .3- Hecht, B. Friedman, Schmitz, l.. Friedman, Owen, Kreger, Booth, Bilxcrman, Powell Swanston. Rawj-Pegram, Schonholt, Rudisill, Luc, Ringlcr, Hullman, Vaeth, Luck Melchiorre, Gray, Fluker, Amis, Goldstein. Row .1-Carpenter, Upshur, Henley, Haynes Ford, YYynn, Deliord, l. Johnson, M. Qlohnson, VVaterFleld, Harficld, Berlin. Row5--Perl- man, Mcfiann, Sacks, Pincus, Colenda, Harlmert, Fagan, Kiker, Beasley, Gaddy, Simpson Jones, Parrish. H O M If R O O M Q 2 1 0 A l N l D 2 1 2 1 s 1 l H O M F1 R O O M S 2 1 1 A N D 3 1 8 l f'l7'071f lll'1lUl?, Alterman, Beal, Stratos, Smallzel, Barns, Simmons, Underdown, Perry. Raw Zwlvlilffih, Miller, Bevan, Cutchin, Cook, Davis, Little, Mollura, Friedman. Raw 3-Bowden, Callahan, Marsh, Townsend, Kennedy, Norman, Jarvis, Pelle, Robbins. Raw 4-Gutterman, Cash, Coleman, Osipov, Rainer, Dresh, Provost, Spruell, Bryant. Raw 5-Hartman, Germelmen, Malbon, Hoggard, Farmer, Wehb, Adams, Lowry, Jones. Row 5-Whitherst, Goodman, McKee, Ribble, Tahakin, Hsleck, Wise, Fine, Polizos. FronlfBugg, Runaldue, Cantin, Buulware, Lascara, Polumbo, Austin, Dashiell, Hill, Ballard. Row 2-Dew, Whitehurst, Miller, West, Wallace, Bush, Cartwright, Miller, Gresham, Chambliss, Hampshire. Row 3-Dennis, Sadler, Adkins, Sterling, Carson, Hitt, Davis, Sawyer, Ballentine. Row ,1fKiker, Phillips, Samuels, Banks, Filer, Warrington, Williams, Vaughan, Cochran, Darnell, Young, Carter. Row 5-Reed, Anderson, Porter, Spandorfer, Register, Fleming, Newton, McCabe, VValsh, Jackson, Saunders, Demaio. l Di iii' 4- H O M E R O O M S 2 1 3 A N D 3 l 0 l 9 V H O M F R O O M S 2 1 4 A N D 2 1 6 Fran!-Davis, Silverman, Austin, Latham, Ferebee, Gordon, Trimyer, Powell, Haynes. Row 2-BUYQCSS, Brown, McCready, Sawyer, Barrett, Argo, Drewrey, Gedmin, Rohertson, Jones, Thompson, Meeks. Row 3-Beale, Walton, Patterson, Davis, Whitehurst, Craw- ford, Robinson, Fowkes, Whitley, Irelan, Todd. Row 4eHalstead, lves, VVilliams, Bonner, Wrenn, Herring, Scott, Butler, Donahue, Blackman, Wise. Row 5-Hanbury, Margolius, Reams, Smith, Kruger, Carhart, Wrenn, Vester, Jaflfee, Rodman, Fletcher, Spruill, Whitmore. I'k'071f--CFOPDCF, Swain, Amos, Sharp, lNilson, Durkan, Fernandes, Kahn, Scigal, Midgette Row 2-Groves, Dezeru, Eisenhower, Rowe, lfrunklin, Smith, Styron, Kill, Pavey, Kersch- ner, Werth. Row 3-Yiamaluki, Potter, Satterheld, Flora, Gwynn, Keefe, Spires, Matteo McClannon, Parsons, Smith. Row .1-Cartwright, Hopkins, Cutherell, Dziughdrill, VVal ker, Hatzopoulos, Goldman, Bowden, Henley, Ruggieri, Jeffreys, Nee. EEO! mEOOW P-'OOD U25 00900 H 1 O M If R O O M A S 3 1 2 A N D 3 0 4 D Front-Lee, Schlichter, Dail, Goss, Carter, Price, VVhitehurst, Rav, Pinholster, Davis, Metty. Raw 2mBlHl'lCl, Gale, Chapman, Flemming, Bateman, Harrell, Fulture, VVilcox, Cook Buryest, Pool, Banks. Raw 3-Phelphs, Addison, Burman, Steele, Holmes, Woodley Smith, Thomas, Murden, Bishop, Operus, Linnel, Markoff. Row .1-Tarkinton, Bass Nalls, VVilbur, Baton, Cool, Ketner, Brown, Schneider, Kruger, Rush, Osgood, Sykes McQuiblJen. Row 5-Ashby, Thorbjornsen, Copperthite, Climents, Fields, Hughes Leard, McPhillips, Elliott, Barco, Lawless, Hownen, Stinnctt. Fran!-Patterson, Feldman, Barnes, Downing, Crutchfield, Greenstreet, jenkins, Pelmworth. Raw 2m.AlllS0l'l, Hartin, Nichols, Miskill, Franklin, VVhitson, Papas, Alton. Rowj-Jones, Young, Taliaferro, Banks, Stienheld, Nock, Jordan. Row 4SGregory, Morgan, Reinke, Murray, Buckley, Marshall, Bailey. Row 5-Millan, Evans, Walker, Simmons, D. Sim- mons, Ball. Raw 6-Tucker, Nelson, Munford, Simmons. , H s A o Ii R O O M S 3 1 3 A N D 3 1 6 1 9 2 1 J We fake off. .. for Foreman Fzbfa' MAURY'S 1 FOOTBALL PLAY OF 1941 ACT 1 .Wane 1-Suffolk 0, Maury 12. Maury's grid- ironmen start the season with an encouraging per- formance. After a dull first half, featured hy Les Bangs' punting and the running of SuFfolk's Yates and Dashiells, the Commodores, led by Cloud's passing and running and Shan Thomas' glue-fingered snagging, score 12 points for a win. Sfenc' 2iMaury 40, YVindsor 0. Bangs, Cloud and Rudiger run wild. Maury gives a performance of power which the paper says proclaim that the Commodores are destined to go far in this year's scholastic warfaref' Srene3iRoanoke 18, Maury 15. Maury loses a nip-and-tuck fight to Roanoke. Speedsters Bear and Walton run up 18 points against the Commodores. Rudiger keeps Roanoke fans in nervous dread, scores twice, and passes with deadly accuracy. Maury's line holds twice on the 3 and 5. Roanoke pulls a deliberate safety in the fourth to insure victory. Maury's complacent student-body becomes alarmed. ACT I, SCENE 2 Q. :mn Cm., rf as 14:4 6 N9 MSU ACT II Seene I-Hampton 0, Maury 6. Rudiger's passing, Thomas' catch- ing and Cloud's line bucks account for 6 points as Maury's line bottles up Hampton's razzle-dazzle on a hot autumn day. Scene 2--Maury 15, Newport News 0. A shuttle pass, Rudiger to Cloud, a line buck by Rudiger, and a tackle by Lemon and Kayer, good for a safety, account for Maury's scoring. Carter McVay and Henry Shook stand out in the line. The latter, however, is carried of the field with a knee injury, which keeps him out the rest of the season-a great loss to Maury. Scene 3-Alexandria 12, Maury 6. Alexandria, long-time underdog, using a T-formation, plays the great game of its history. Maury is knocked out of the Conference race. Maury's student body becomes more concerned. ACT III Seene I-Maury 19, Petersburg 7. Maury is now written about as youths going through the motions of playing football. McVay breaks a 7-7 deadlock in the third quarter when he intercepts a pass and goes 70 yards for a t. d. Dinkie Rudiger's collar bone is snapped, and the injury list grows. Bangs repeats his first half feat with another touchdown. Scene 2-Wilson 14, Maury 6. Hallowe'en in Portsmoutlfs stadium sees Wilson blast Maury for the first time in ten years. Stumpy Caprio and Slade Phillips play the greatest games of their long careers for the Presidents. Maury's student body turns pale. Still the injury list grows. ACT H,SCENE 1 ' ACT'H,SCENE 2 1 CLOUD BANGS DUNCAN RUDIGER KELLER LEMON ACT IV Scene I-Maury 12, Marshall 19. Marshall, not scored on in 16 games, is shocked when Jack Cloud crosses their goal line for 6 points. Maury students perk up. Then Cloud pitches to Bangs, and the Justices are on the road to ruin with 12 points against their goose-egg. In the second half the Justices turn on the power, and their backs batter the rookie line of Maury. Veterans Lemon and Duncan stand up to the worst the Justices give, but Duncan receives a broken nose. Rich- mond Hnally racks up 19 points-yet this is a moral victory at least. Scene 2-Maury 0, Granby 20. Granby loses no time in tearing through Maury's defense. A great Comet line blasted the Maury wallg the Comet panzer-backfield ripped and snorted to 20 points. Maury students yell their voices out for a losing team. Sfene 3-Maury 12, Bullis 0. Maury turns over a new leaf-to win. Cato and Keller, by their play, insure their being remembered. Cloud and Bangs are the big guns of the offense, Gregory, Ranier and Sawyer hold the defense spotlight. EPILOGUE This is the story of a plucky team with no reserves which lost many of its first string men. This is also the story of a student body that had become accustomed to winning teams and now had a team that some- how failed to deliver, yet to which the student body remained staunchly loyal. ACT III, SCENE 1 ACT IV, SCENE 2 1 l i THOMAS HAGGARD CATO M6 1941 I-'r0ntfConch Hope, Bangs, Keller, McVz1y, Thomas, Millrm, Duncan, Mason. Raw 2'CU2lCh Martin, Mr. Old, Kayer, Rzmier, Cloud, Davis, Honickcr, Bennett, Matthews LE'I I'HRMEN Bafks-Bangs, Cloud, Haggard, Keller, Parker, Rudiger. Efld.Y7CllfO, Davis, Thomas, Wlhitehurst. Tacklef-Duncan, Millan, Mason, Shook. Guards-Gregory, Kayer, Lemon, Ranier. Cenlers-McVay, Sawyer, VVarCl. Manalger-Renesis. Maury Maury .... , , . . Maury Maury .... . . . Maury Maury .... , . . FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SuH'Aolk .... YVindsor .... Roanoke ...... Hampton ...,. Newport News, . . 0 Alexandria .... Maury. . . . . .19 Petersburg. , ., Maury... 6 VVilson....... Maury. .. ...12 Marshall. . . . .. Maury... 0 Granbyu.. . Maury .......... 12 Bullis ........ Maury ..... 143 Opponents SQUAD Front-Gregory, Gurganus, Sawyer, VVard, Lemon, Haggard, Cato, Rucliger, Coach Bates. Row 2-VVilkins, Robinson, Hughes, Vllhitehurst, VVynne, Hudson, Parker, Managers Renesis and Bacalis. GREGORY MASON MCVAY COACH GEORGE HOPE COACH EARL HILLMAN COACH BOB BATES Notes on the Coaches COACH GEORGE HOPE, chief mentor of lVIaury's football and baseball teams, won his letters at the University of Richmond, where he was captain of the football team. The Coach likes fishing, boating, and golf. The greatest thrill of his life came when he was rescued while clinging to the bottom of an overturned sail boat, six long miles from shore, after four hours of almost hopeless shipwreck. His next greatest thrill was the winning of the State football title in 1939. COACH EARL HILLMAN is head basketball mentor. He holds letters from the College of NVilliam and Mary in foot- ball and track. Hunting and fishing, along with all forms and types of athletics, are his hobbies. Coach Hillman declares that the greatest thrill of his professional life dates back to 1932, when he saw the Olympics at Los Angeles. CoAcH BOB BATES shapes up the track teams and polishes the backfield of the football team. He won his letters at Springfield in soccer and football. Among his pet diversions are movies featuring Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett, a spot of swing, and all phases of athletics. His greatest thrill not yet, but soon to be, realized-the capturing of the State track title. , 5? . RAI-I! RAH! R A H ! CHEER '-I . sf ' LEADERS ' ' ' ' l 7'll7ll+HCl7CTf, Long, Rupcr, Shaulciczlu. V fBc:1lc, Burden, Carpenter, Captain Ncvvsmnc, Hough, Davis, Benn. .Vpwzmr-Miss Eggleston. P5 C has i and WE jfOlN K RED CROSS CLUB OI lf I C F, RS HE CL UBS P7't'.YfII'U2lf ,,... .,,........ . . .-I I-2.-NNN!-I l,rtviNsoN lf'in'-l'rr.vifz'v11l. . . .,.. SIDNEY Niisisfwixi -N'n'2'rlfz11i' ,,... ..,..,.,... t I Ii A N N ii FA 1,0051 ri R .S'pon.m1: ,. .... Miss ANNIE BEI,I,E Cnmvnma THF PIC'l'l'RlC lrrml--Iunu Murraiv, Doris Corbett, Bucky Hilliard, i'1I'2lI1CCS Kccfc, Martha Cusris, Alczinnu i'iIliCO!lL'I', lflsf Pnym. Klfk'.I1lCk Burgess, Sinincy Niislmuni, Marvin lfvgins, .Iuzmnc I,cvinsrm, Batty Harris. HIGH CHOOL TUDE T CLUB OFFICERS Pnxvinlwzf ....... ...,... N IARAIORIE HAYEs View-P1'v.vj1z'w1! ,... . . .lVlARY l'lI,I.EN G1i,i.Iss NUl'7't'ffl7lV ...... . . .lN1II,DRED Ro1zia1Ns 'l'1wz51z1'w'. . . ..... NANCY Oll'I'I,ANlJ .N'prm,tm' ....,,.. ,...,.......................,... M Iss MARY NIOORE Trmilgfg Lmflfwjh -I ' lX'1A1iY ELLEN Giiiriss, LANN NIANSON, RosAi.1Nn IQEED, IUDITH JANE l+os'1'ER, NAANCX' IJODSON THF PICTURE l rn11!-Nancy Dodson, Nancy Outland, lfditli Jane Foster, Mildred Robbins, Marjorie Hayes, lVIary Fllen Gilliss, Ann Manson, ,lacliie MeGann. Raw 2-Susan Thompson, ,Ioyce 'l'ayloe, Gene Ward, Doris Schmoele, Margarette MacLeod, Peggy Pettit, ,lean Williams, Beverly Bennett, Helen Striclcler, Iris Harrell, Mary Knudsen, Frances Weaver. Rgwjflfrances Fluker, Dorothy Brown, Shirley Hines, Dorothy Scott, Frances Davis, Nladge Brown, Kitty l.ewis, Alice MacDonald, .lean Pelmworth, Mary Odom, Jackie Hart, Ann Paul. Rate' .1-Balrs Sinimers, Peggy Van Reeth, Marian Davis, Helen Taylor, Myrtle Fitzgerald, Marie Stevens, Roselyn Magurk, Mary Welmlx, Betty Carr Ball, Dorris McCabe, Gwen Simmons, Mary Drewrey, Betty Jane Forgey, Mary Cross, Christine Rew, Fstelle Butler. Raw -7-Patricia Coe, Sue Kennedy, Maude laitliam, Helen Drumwright, Frances Young, Susan Simcoe, Nlary Ann Bunt- ing, Louise Burroughs, Blanche Baum, Betsy Brown, Ann jones, Grace Lee Butler, Ruth Richmond, Mary Jane Hol- eomlwe, Sara Squires, ,lean Goodwyn. Knut 6ADoris Blackman, Harriet Amis, Maxine Norman, Marjorie Faton, Frances Griliith, hladge Miller, Christine Stanley, Dorothy Helwert, Margaret Anne Klasman, l.aulie Bell Friedlm, Dora Amos, Cary Young, Doris Hough, Nancy William- son, ulia Bridges. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Las OFFICIERS P1'e.vifz'cn!e ..... ................, . . .FRANCES VVILLIS YOUNG Vim-Pn'5i1z'cf1fe. . . .... LAULIE BELL FRIEDLIN Serretzzin' .... . . .JEAN BERMAN Trworicre ............ ....... A JEAN PEBWORTH Membre dc in Farulte. . . . . .Miss MARY WOODARD 'I'Hl i PICTURE Phan!-Jean Pehworth, l,aulie Bell Friecllin, Frances Young, Jean Berman. Row 2-Adele Lipkin, Phyllis Leon, Helen Jane Polis, Dorothy Branch, Marjorie Hayes, Peggy Pettit, Darclanella Car- penter, Mary Guilford, Rheba Burgess, Margaret Colenda, Wootlie Henley. Row 3-Marion Raclin, Gloria Myers, Mary Dillon, Rosalind Reed, Faye Ford, Vivian Haynie, Betty Van Os, Sophie Tazewell, Charlotte Robins, Doris Corhitt, Jesse Beaman, Miss VVoodard. Mivsingfrnm picture-Patsy Aufenger, Barbara Bean, Mary Ann Dana, Anne Foster, Myrlon Gatlin, Evelyn Kase, Jeanne Levinson, James McClellan, Frances Modlin, Joan Schapiro, Joyce Tayloe. EL CLUB ESPANCJL LGS FUNCIONARIOS La Presidente ...... .............................. S HIRLEY YV1LK1Ns La Virepresidenm .... . . .SHIRLEY-VIRGINIA PARRISH La Serrelaria ..... ........ G ERTRUDE BROWN EI Tesorero. . . . . I .... EDDIE COOPER La Direflom .... . . .Miss MARGARET Howie THE PICTURE Front-Shirley Parrish, Gertrude Brown, Mildred McWilliams, Margaret Mollura, Annie Mitz, Barbara Colcy, Shirley Wilkins. Row 2-Harvey Yvilliams, Mary Brown, Gloria Murdoch, Miss Howie, Ruth Vvyatt, Eddie Cooper. SODALITA LATINA MAGISTRATUS I,7'il7f6 I75 ...,. . .....,...... . Lfgali .... .Q,Ilt,ZC'.Yf07'. . . Scriba .... Sponmr. . . . THE PICTURIC . . . ...,....... CSOUIJWYN X HAROLIJ Ii. IVIAs1aNc:11,1., -IR. .. ....VA1.AR1E I,EsNRR . . ..IUl.IA BRISTOW . . .NORMAN XVILLCOX ......-XLICE NIASON .. .MRs. .-X. M. S'I'II'I Left lu rigbl--Susan Thompson, Norman YYHICOX, Jessie Thorne, Dizmc I+'mvkes,juli:1 Bristow, Nfnrgaxrc-t Mxzclro l B ul Howe, Jenn Goodwyn, Harold Mzlscngill, jr. flbxwzl -when f7fl'!Il7'F wax takwzf.-Xlicc Muclicmzlld, Mary Frances Perry, Herman Phillips, fr., Nancy cjllflillhl Shplron Smart, lfrzmklin Ksrkof, Bzlrlmm Floral, Alice Mason. R ,, ,. UZ ,,. , , , , ,., :ww -,Q '. , W 'sa , . Q, jjg, g':, '. Q , ,. ' , gif, f f f I r.f'i2,.. -, . . .,., 2 ig-ig -ig.-.giiiiig COMMODORE ISSUE Members Of: COLUMBIA PRESS ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL NATIONAL SCHGLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION RNDORSED BY RETAI L IVIERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION OF NOR Ezlilars-in-Chizf . . .. firsofizzte Edilorf. . . News Editor ...... Sporls Editor ......... FOLK Photographic Edilnr ..,. Bzuinexs ,Managers .... ffdverlixing IVIamzger. . . Finanfe Ilflfzfzrzger ...,. Cirfulation Jlflarzager. , . Fzzmlfy xldvixers .... MAURY HIGH SCHOOL, NiJRFOl.K, VIRGINIA FIVE CENTS THE EDITORS The editorial staff Of the Maury News: Seated, left to right, Irving Simpson, Ann Manson, Alice MacDonald. Standing, Chester Shaddeau, Jack Ray, Mr. Herman VVilliamS, and Hugh G. Brown, Jr. The Business heads of the publication: Left to right, V. H. Nuslmaum, Shirley VVilliamS, Guy R. Beale, Mr. W. A. Manson, and William Richard. , . . .ALICE MACDONALD and CHESTER SHADDEAU ......,,.,,,..JACK RAY and IRVING SIMPSON ,,........,,......ANNMANSON .,,..............BERTINUSBAUM BROWN,JR. . . .RIUY BEALE and WII.I.IAIvI RICHARD .........,,....,...hfY.H.NUSBAUM ,..,,.,,....,.,,.,SHIRLEYVVILLIAMS .....,.....,..,.,....MEI.vINORNOEr I MR. HERMAN WILLIAMS CEditorialJ ' ' ' I MR. W. A. MANSON Cliusinessj FASHIONS FOR SENIOR CLASS 111 Gnmlwyn zlml fllcsrcr Slllltllldlll 'fff' lfzislmlon .-Xnnounccrs SPORT Cl,O'I'Hl'lS Holm Strmul :mal .-Xnn Holland Lloyd VYcatl1erly :mal Ann Levy lfal Cooper mul llclcn Srricklcl' -llmmy lXlorgzu1 :mil Milllrcal Rolxlplns DRESS L'l.O'l'HliS Allen Clay :md .luliu Bridges .Iolmny Ulcl anal Mary lillen Gilliss l+'ORlXl.-Xl, fl,O'l'l'll'lS Ann Paul :mal Hal l.l Gloria Myers mul Hill 'llru December 8, 19411 YVar is upon us. The swiftness of the attack has united and electrified us. It is an attack not only on our safety and ideals but upon the many incidental happenings which make high school life what it iskfootball, fun, gay week-ends, earnest arguments, Christmas dances, recess groups . . . Our forces have sustained the attack .... Can We? From the words of the President of the United States, which many heard While grouped around radios, let us gain some measure of the will and courage to Win . . . 'fYesterday, December 7, 1941-a date that will live in infamy -the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan . . . With confidence in our armed forces-with the unbounding determination of our people-we will gain the inevitable triumph 'so help us God! . . . -FRANKLIN DELANO RoosEvELT Our President Speaks WINTER ,1i ,il-lilili V V V.-:,,q.,,,, :xml 4, , ,Mi W' V V ' ' , fffQ'f'1i L,',lg'f,' iimv , 7 . V V f, ,::V, V Q35 , V VY L gs, V 2 ' V V, - 525, ' 5 2 9 Sw? riff - t, Sw V' Via ' 'V3 1? K 4 LV QGV W V VW- 1 .V 3 ' K Viakkrfxyf W Q , Z, k 7 V.: yr U ,..:: iii? , T ' Yi' V -af f V V ' , V fi ' ' ' V ,V . 255 5 ' , , V M mf! VV E ., f a. WW if lg, XV, V. . V, V, V V - . V,,,Vg,,. 2 Q ' W View fc: V V -. V VY K2 R . gay, c-Q it N h X. 5 i NA 17 ii if W 'Tis h 4 iff ' ,gl fa. A if V' Vf Vs'4 .. 5 . l A 4 , ,f, I Sig J K ., 1 Qg.i Vg., V A K , Q s?j' E'uw . Vivifflf I y I I ' zwsfiflpjfbjk N I A Q x V 1 M., 'P Sl V f' QI f ii i 4 1 ' ,. ,V : JV ' wg' 21- wg... ' 5' ,V VV , x v , V fi i 2 R Q Hyip 1,3 -V 'f ffif, 55. L Y 3. ' if A 3, 5 'V 1 xl jj 'K p ' 1 iw ' 'Q 53 . Y gal S V 'g g 23 . f ' V J V' ,, ji, V3 VV? ' X 1 N 3 ' H QS' V4 ' iii. 5 1, if VV ? ,V ' , .S ' V' 4,1 :IVV V , - Q V rf V W., M V V ' ' 5 fm F ,ka g V , Q ., :VI , .ff 1 , VV V- ' W. ,V V '- , f ,4 M! 5,5 7 ff X ' wr, ' f , V M 'max' lV '1j- ' QV-. A3i:,.i , A A k,.,,!pv 7, 5 ,t K A ,U gi J., Mfg? Y , M 5 5 X . L. if ly x ,V 6 by 5q?5,.:,,63, k , 'V i'e?4Q-3-.,-T , V , ,3m,w ' ' ' 'V JV J ' V kg , ,, , I f l i ,, Vg, 'W .A 1fa,,ym nl ,. .fi: ?7v , Y V- gk 55 . fb, W V, R . V, ,V' , L, 2, V V' Q ' 3 ,mv A A ,Z V M ' 2 , t -:V Q VV -V-if ,ji V v a , ,J ' ,VV VW A t v V fm wwf ,. fr fe NV,- Qgwq, ,ffm , VV' , K N ,, VVA, A 5,-11 V , ' I , Z , V 5 -V VW , V . , s .n fx. Vim, 1? , rs , A 5 , ,xi ,K 1 ., V Vu gg Q , r , q I is V' 533. , gf h-52 1 A ' , .sw k iwf ,Q 9, V 7 , I, ,' '51 x, ' 2521: V' ,,VN3MVVV vQ. , WF ,V ' V MV' 'V ,VV VV , v. , 3 fi 'VA K V ' H f V' tif' if A f , , N Www F3 V J. ffi 5? P A xfVg?KVV:2m-,.,,xg:.'? V .. 5 2 ', Q 5' 'Q ' K 'W , ' .V J M V P VW v. ' 2' 3 fV VM. , f A -V 5 ,V 1 ' sw ' ' W , ,, -f ,JV F ' ' VV V V, , , f ,4,Y A, ,, V 4 E , Mm 4 if if ,,f1 a, wif, . 1 gm? ,VV ' V ?'.e??ffQ '51 ' 1 4: V, 1 fgqfw A, 1 , R Q, 5' ,af , 1 5 V YV V . gg 3 VY bg 4 ,w V L f 'if . fs V .'-' 4 . if Q ' Z V 'iff RV,V:, V. , -A ,i. V' V' ' . if ,V ,V'Vi1?VV W -. ' ' 'V Y, if fm' , 2, Q5 ,Vw ,Mx Vz3+VQN3fV .. Q f x 'WM V y ' fi .V QV. Qi 5 4 ' f y I ,V A 'Vffm V V ij, ' M ' VK V Q V V -.img .x , V fVVf9WjV f A 5, V1. V I f J. yy' -V, 5 53 ' TH .. ' N ,M 1 il ,Vik .W 'Mflmzg ' ,. 'S ',A'V,3m'14 'V ' V ' s, ,VK .ck , V VV V Q, V V 2 W V V -4, - Q . . A A 'V ,,,, , xt V . , m e H , I t K? W V - k K5 t It V,.k M! x I, iff A rf- js, 6 - 9. ,V. :RQ is ' V VL ' ' VK' XS ,, Rfk, 3 5 5 SVMMQVV, Vw Eg? ,fm WV ffff ' . I K XA, ' fsmmg , , I f - v Z.. V, . r , jg ,gf,,w'szV Q . . x V . - I LQ VX A E., 5? V . V am' 3 A SSW-f,VAVkiy?y52:,,1m HV X 1 . QV, V J' , A ,Q eg - , K gy ,ffif ff, , w,,.m 5' A 'fix ri' ' if fg,,gjN3 'r Qi' .,f',f WV- A f . ' I ' qwqmwtx , 7, Y, . A I, ., ye, R5 31 g 94 V Y K, W V V. V 1 Q .M V gg V X Q V .6 4' 'N V. 4 px N ' ' X, V, ' X V V. if V ,XNYTR Nwxwm ig: M Vnif, .,':fV'Q7'1 ,f-mp WfN,,, 4 - fu V' JC' ' F' K V v5'w,WVWV 3 VV Af .1- ' ' ,f'LffV -VV, E A ,ir gy f V , 'Ng , X W , f , , .2 in .H V 2 Q , www V - V Ve H. ,, X ,V 4 V. ,K x 3 F , SN. 5,- - ,f, . V ' . xwwffgf' , 5 , V1 V,?Vf'mN 'WVf 'W V my W , ,., A jf ,,N ' V Wim ff' V X I .V X., ,ww V x 4 if V? V , 3 , 9 ,XM N,-1 VNS, Q 5 VV , My-,, fy . ,V :W.,g,Q , V5 Y . ,J 1 K Y ,Ax 32 . fw- VV K 5 'Vt , MV' ,L V V V , R59 Vw if V - K gi Av , . Qs., , 'Aj V my k W , V , f gf L' yi ' . 'M' ' ' V V .iv S, 7 ,Xh, ' zfvy. ' , 'ir 'fy' J' if? ff' V K' VV 1554 by -J V' , L ' V .km QW W - , . A V View '-aw . A , ss, , V , 'V 1:31 ,,+jff,f V 455 K jr ,g ' V I glen fu .Q ' T ' jf 'rl Q 4 V , , V me 'impte' VV' Vim, V1 . , V V VV ' VVVV VV V ,Vx , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fright to 140 Preridenl .... ............ ......... . A LLAN PANNILL Spomor ......... .... M ISS ELIZABETH Booos Vita-Prrridenl ..... ..,... C UR'rIs SAUNnEks Secretary ....,. ,....,,.. B ETTY FORGEY Trmsurer .... .,... Y VILLIAM MCALISTER Colnmulzique . . The Junior Class has met the full force of Maury, advanced two paces toward Senior territory, and expects to take full possession by the Fall of 1942. Distinguished service medals from the Junior Class await: Fir.v!vAllan Pannill, Curtis Saunders, Betty Forgey, and Bill McAlister for devotion to duty and capable leadership. Secomz'-Lewis Buck for outstanding bravery in the Dramatic Club sector. Third-Nancy Dodson for courage displayed during her many engagements on all fronts. Fourth-Captain Carter McVay, who led troops into Football Field. Fifth-Jack Cloud for outstanding flying over Football Field. Sixth-Leo Padis and Carl Schuler for untiring efforts behind the lines. Honorable Mention goes to: First-Billy Truitt for providing refreshments for the new Junior recruits. Second-Freddie Debnam for obtaining entertainment for our troops from H. M. S. Formidable. Third-The correspondents who have endangered life and limb in pursuit of Maury Newx. Fourllzh-Junior Ushers under the command of William Cassady for quelling incipient riots at Commencement. Fgfth-All honor students for upholding the Junior standards and keeping our flag Flying. A special decoration goes to Miss Elizabeth Boggs for first aid, administered under fire, to all cas alties. IRVING SIMPSON, Prefs Representative. JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Top-eArthur Parker, Herman Phillips, Thomas Hudgins, William Cassady, Ray Cooper, Leo Padis. Botlam-Jane Nurney, Louise Morton, Margaret Hurrell, Helen Adams, Catherine Epps, Nancy Dodson. HC JM li ROOM 2 f'l7'!l7lf7AIlLlI'CSOS,.'xHLlCl'SOI1, Delmam, Custis Ru-lc' 3-Dana, Powers, Jung, Amlerscm lfverett, NVilliams, Hulmlwes, Lucas, Steele Harrell, Row jfvlilliams, Mathews, Carroll, lftl wards, Berger, Nluutlen, Temple, Bassil Wblfe, lflmore, lfrzmeis, Mace. HOM li ROOM 4 l 7Y1I1f '- l'iver, Uavies, Baum, lfuster, .-Xufenger, lNlr1rtcm, llitt, -Iulmsrm, Kee, Scott, Kazin. Raw Jflluilson, Craig, Akers, Legum, liagluy, Davies, Curtis, Bean, Mefiee, Grulwlm, Campbell, Saumlers. HOME ROQM 13 Frmzt--King, Butler, Cartwright, Runncls, lfitchctt, l'llllgl11llT1, llervis, Sawyer, l,c'c, Bryant. Row 2-lfcrgcrson, Davenport, l.cc, Gentrcr, Mortliczi, Bunch, Harrington, Lee, Tziitz, lfverton, Htherinlgc HOME ROOlNl 14 l'l7'!H7f'ROl5lHSUH, lXl1lIlOLlS2l.l-ilS, Humphreys, Davis, lmsncr, lvcs, l,cc, lfllis, Shipley, Sawyer, Rolwinson. Raw Ji Built-, Philips, Harris, C. Harris, Clnntl, Ulivcr, Anderson, Mircht-ll, Davis, lrcziklc, lniilmstuin. HOME ROOM 16 l ront -'l'l'wn1z1S, Hurtsman, Epstein, Falconer, Bunch, Delaney, Saunders, Gurley, YVilli:1ms Row 2-Bock, Chico, lfcllmzm, Czunpbcll, Bland, Hnllancc, Gregory. HOM H ROOM 17 l rrn1lfl,cvi11, Gziskins, Spring, Levy, Diehl, Fortune, lfruck, Hurriss, lfox. Row Jflillim, Overton, Pzirkcr, Coleman, Kulil, Brzuly. HOMF ROOM 11 l'l7'07Ilflx1Z1SOI1, Epps, Cherry, VVigg, Legum, VVzitkins, lnlnkforcl, Brown, Truitt, Lcgum, Green. Row 2 ff Hunt, Martin, Adler, Perry, Hewitt, Yyilliauns, Allen, lnten, Zuiilemu, Berkley, Kzitlmzin, Lziilwstgiin, Hi-nn Rawj-Legum, Wilson, Canolcs, Benscr, Woods, Fleming, Allen, Wooilwzinl. Row ,I-Szillncla, Saunders, Hoffman, Evans. HOM F ROOM 12 Frgnl'-Dozicr, Hennigzlr, Perry, Altnn, Ferris, Kight, johnson, l,:1m:1, Morrisettc, Gray, Hrzulley. Raw 2-Cohen, 'l12lI'liiI1gfOll, Dixon, Miller, Putlis, J2lCOCliS, Birch, lfwcll, lieullwcttcr. Rowj-Tzitcrn, Lyon, Bain, Walker, Slillllltff, Lillzml, Whirc. HOME ROOM 103 Fran!-lNlelelior, Nurney, Chick, Sturgeon, Smith, Taylor, Etheridge, Shzmnhzm, Loekamy, Ballzmee Row 2---Elder, Rew, Mercier, Long, Stern, Long, Brooks, Bloxsom. Rowjflizxezxlis, Boyd, Silverstein, Lee, Tzzylor, Pollard. HOME ROOM 107 l rw1!flfirie, Collier, Kosnick, lfitzgeruld, lfulls, GriFhth, Fields, Richardson, Williams. Now 2'4lNlltCl1Cll, johnson, Levine, Ritter, Dilshurg, Lowry, Evans. HOME ROOM 108 l'?m1tfl'z1cl4er, Pnret, Norris, Hunkins, Dolson, VYelmla, Stein, .l11Cl'CSOI1, Lockhart, Pittman. Raw 2fWilli:n'ns, hlqmrzilule, Lynch, M:icNeil, Barlow, lfurr, Walker, Nuslmum, Cooke, Lewis, Hunger, Nlorgnn, Pyle, Clarke, Cole. HO M F, ROOM 1 1 I f 7'U7Il'HCJl7U, Hoggaml, lfnlmomls, Wvliitmore, Spry, Davis, Tripple, Tliorrie, Russell, Morgan, Wilson, Guntlier. Raw 2fl.imlermzm, Olirslcy, Hualgins, Simon, Geilmin, Ort, Simmlurfer, Muni, Lyle, lX1CCl2ll1IlZll1, Kurfinain, Golillmurg Tvvlilaly, Kinner. I I HOME ROOM 201 lfrrml -XVync, lrlolluntl, Hunlgins, Miller, McAlistcr, McDonald, Cooper, Mcl,Csky. Row J-Scclingur, lfvzlns, lluughty, Taylor, Carter, Henderson, Powell, Miller, NVright, Etheridge, lforgey. Rnwj 5Wright, jackson, Lester, lfclison, Bullock, Early, Nzulcl, Kczlthly, XVcuver. HOM F. ROOM 205 lfrmlf---NYulwlv, Hmigus, l't'ncllo, Brusl1woml, FKYIACIYIIIII, Norswortlly, Lctcrnmzln, XVCSSITILIY1, Dcitch, Din. Row .? ',lUl1CS, Mcl,zu1rin, l,11inc, Daniels, Brown, Aitken, Dowtly, Zicglfr, Cilllilll2lITl, Berryman. Row J Yullincs Bllfli, Uilstlurf' Murrzu' lfllncv Rivers. . . W , , , , Raw .11 llzmicl, Gurgalnus, Garrison, lmwingcr, Stornmnt, lfcc, YYOQ. HOME ROOM 207 l'?'nnl-Heard, Hoggard, Proctor, Kilpatrick, Beamzin, Chapman, Blumenthal, Beane, NVCZIVCF, Farrow Raw 2-Doughtie, Jones, Murphey, Sloan, Parker, Logan, Stephens, Dozier, Edwards. Raw3-Silver, Ashhurn, Dickens, Peterson, Hines, Matthews, Hopkins, Manning, Katherman. HOME ROOM 303 1'i7071f'O2lK6S, Vanderlmerry, Payne, Marshall, Dunn, Cunningham, Kelley, Billups, S Rau' 2-Cartwright, Cofer, Smith, Elagg, Pierce, Foreman, Van Os, Murray. Row 3fHarrison, Goodman, Mitchell, Neal, Arthur, Nuslmaum, Karp, Bernstein. Raw Jvlface, Simpson, Eriedin, Berryman. anders, Lareambc HOM li ROOM 306 l ,'n .l 'NlUl'QI2lI1, Gmail, Sehlgipp, Orleans, Childress, Barnes, Wise, l,Okl2l, lVilscm. Rn-103 'l,1ll'CT. Hensley, .-Xalzinis, xyflgllf, Corbett, -IilCOllS, Miller, Brinkley, l.11WSOI1, .IZIIHCS Ru-wx: -Hillman, lflliot, Bruwn, Clttyrtm, Guralon, Britt, Huck, ,,liC1lSLl2llC, Squires. HOM H ROOM 310 lfrmlfflilirlizirt, Wright, Grormenlxerglis, Beam, Nloore, llezlreli, Osterweil, Nlitlgett. RfllC'2'xV1llAlCI1, Ciilnlus, Statiger, Alztekson, Dowtl, Fox, lluymzm. Rau'nf--Cirzllizlm, While, Coates., Mason, Perry, l,I'CIlLl1ll7lU. HOME ROOM 311 l r0n!fPearCc, Clarke, Richmond, Norman, Dcvany, Green, Wfilkins, Saunders, Phelps, Collins. Row Bflioone, Levinson, Harris, Frieclin, Kaufman, Gollstcin, Heller, Leventhaul, Fcnstcrwaltl, Sims. Raw j-Vvalsh, Kaplan, Cohen, Kanter, Hollcnger, Margolius, Cooper. Row ,I-Brom, Gatling, Batts, VVilcox, Ray, Marshall, Pannill, Cohn. HOME ROOM 317 Front-Roberts, lrvin, Brown, Covert, Kirl, Walsh, Dashield, M. jenkins, Jenkins, Patterson, Jett. Row 2fDCJWIllHg, Cole, Bennett, Smith, McCelland, Holik, Bouclro, Truitt, Maxell, Fichr, Hornsby, Henry HOMH ROOM 7 lfmut-' Lcntv, HKlH.Il1ll!1, Suxnrcll, Lowry, Ol sen, Kraft, Van XYz1gncr, Ywgg, Fowlkes Gunrhcr. Nu-rc' J -Scott, NQCIQHLU1, Most-nmnn, Hun rn-ll, l 1Ll!'lC3', ,I'umuk, 'l'l1fm1z1s, Atkinson XYilli:1n1s, Whtrs, Sigler. Rn-fc'j'-'AIuh11srn1, Moss, Hurley, Pu-Ie, Kuhn Pcdin, Hunks, Yulz, Childress. HOMIQ ROOM 10 l 2'm1lfKooIc3', Xwnrc, Brown, Shaw, Klaxff, Quhilllllilill, I'c:n'son. Rnfc' 2 W-'l'11ylur, Sinnwson, Zirrrzlin, Nyclls, Cures, SCI1L'l'lDL'I'gCI'. lfmay' - Hrmilcy, Twiahly, Sawyer, Bcuchung Dillun, Hu-lgins, Suhm1k,OdcH, Simmons, lforcsyrll, CllSS1lLlf', l':1rscms, Hewitt, HilI'I'iSLJIl. s V. 'ff pd Varsity Basketball Team Fran!-Coach Hillman, Vincent Contranla, Captain Allen Clay, Dinks Rudiger, Carl Haggard, Lester Spandorfer. Burk row-Manager Duncan Packer, Bobby Tates, Leonard Goodman, Joe Moore, Jack Wilkins, Bruce Banks, Crenshaw Reed, Owen Hopkins, Johnny Old. Missing from picture: Theodore Bacalis. Oceana ..,,. Alumni ...., Marshall ....,. Suffolk ...,... SCORES WE 21 24 . 13 . 18 18 Newport News ...,, . Granby ....... Hampton ..... VVilson ..... ileferson ..,. Oceana .... . Jefferson ...... Marshall ...... Newport News ..... . Granby ....... Suffolk ....... Hampton ..... Wilson ..... 24 32 20 25 . 40 15 22 15 22 22 i43 .25 THEY 7 25 25 20 34 32 33 25 26 22 43 37 34 26 29 27 28 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Fran!-Marcus Brown, Raymond Doumar, Herman w61Sl5UfE Allen R1chter Bark rowfl-larold Stallings, Sylvan Goldstein, B1llS1ll1d1 Chester Sun lqlllbl' NN 1ll1 rm C 198113 Morton S mn iers SCORES OPPONENTS WE Blue and Gold ....... . . 19 Newport News ..... , . 19 Granby ......,.. . . 22 Hampton ..... . . 24 VVilson ......... . . 17 Generals ......... . . 22 Newport News ..... . . 14 Granby ..,...... . . 22 Suffolk ..... . . 36 Hampton ..... . . 28 Vvilson. .... . . 29 THEY 16 21 26 14 15 20 22 20 18 26 11 GIRLS' MGNOGRAM CLUB OFFICIQRS l'n'.fifz'i'11f .,.,... . . ,JUNE ATHEY 1'iz'f'-ljnzriffrzzl ....,,..,. .... l Joi' SIMMONS NFt'7't'fll71V amz' 'l'nvmm'r ,... . ...... ..., L lov BRYAN .N'pm1.vm'... . , .Miss LEONIDE HARR1ss 'I'HI'l PICTURIC l'l?'07ll .lane Bryan, Mary Norris, june .-Xthcy. Raw 3'--lNlarimi Harrell, liz1tln-rinc Thomas, Helen Richardson, Pamela Whirehursr, Dot Simmons, Peggy Fanning, Shirley Gcllmin, Milalrul l'avuy. 1311-svn:-H Miss llarriss, lqUS1lllL',lilIl'L'N, Phyllis SclicrlncrgcrflcrryAllcn,Jcan:Xtl1uy,jeanVV::l1l9, BCfTj'ci2lI'I'lSOI1, Zane Wlilkins GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE .111 zzzf 1 lg ffz' .... . .,Gr3RRi'A1,i.r:x THF l'lC'l'llRH l rrmlfl,ihby .-Xlternian, Doris Scott, Gerry Allen, Lola lrclan, Ruby liisenhowcr, Mary Huntvr llruwry. Row Jmhlargarct Tripplc, Mary Norris, Helen Richardson, Carol Loc Wcssman, Shirley Row, .-Xlicu l'l0I'flIHC. Rawjflfstcllc l,CI'llTlZlI1, Joyce Gilbert, Mary Blanche YVchli, Virginia Hall, Betty Craft, Rosamac Daniuls, ,luancrtc Riuglcr Row .1-Rosalyn Spry, Joyce Davis, Sarah lfvcrctt, Ruby Chapman, Shirley Gctlman, Marie Stevens, Miss Lccmitlc llarriss Row 5-Miriam Ashe, Mildred Seligman, jackie Stcttz, Alcan Athey, ,loan Wclilm, jackie Comer, lfthul Butt, jimmy Wallace Jackie Hart, Juno Athcy. Raw 6-Connie Perry, Shirley Davis, Aliclcr l'ivcr, Lois Sumrell. HIfY CLUB Ulfl+'lCIiRS Pfwidmf ,,,.,. ....,,,...,, . . .EDWIN SMITH lf'if'r'-IJ1'cJifz'f'12!. . . ....., liAI.l'H VV1Ns'1'oN Nmwfzzflx' ,.... ,... X 'VEIASTER CHANDLER Nt'l'7't'lfl71Y .... ...,, R ANIJOLPH ONES T7'Ull5ll7'U7', . , ..,.. Roisuiu' W1i,1,1AMsoN Npm1.mr. , . . . .MIL HERMAN NY1l.1,1AMs THB l'lC'l'llRl'l f 7'0Hl?lVl2ll'CllS .l2lIHLLS, Chester Shatltlcau, Ramlolph jones, Ralph Xvinston, Ftlwin Smith, Roluert VN'illiamson, Yvelwster Chamller, Stanley Paul, Billy Stuart. Raw Zffrenshaw Reed, Billy Truitt, Glen Campbell, Guy Beale, Dan Roberts, Jack Rixey, Everett Ellis, Phil Machen. Rgwjf.-Xllan Pannill, Vernon Cofer, Dick Crouch, Harvey Brown, llarry Ifiscnbeiss, Archie Jett, Herman Phillips, lvilliam Marshall, Robert Baylor. K0'ZU.1'B6T1 Smith, Stuart Hume, Bernard Mann, Chester Sunclquist, Charles Anderson, Nat Rodman, Bill Owen, Harvey XYilliams, Tren Brownley. ' Row 5!Dan Yvcst, johnny Oltl, Alonzo Mc Keel, Allen Clay, Bill Rieharcl, Pltlwzlrml Cooper, CANNON MATH CLUB lJ7'l'.filZll'llf ..,.. lfilif-lj7't'.YiI2lL'7lf ....., .N'4'w'c1rz1j'-7'rm51m'r. . . .N'po11.wr ...,..,.. , William Cnfer Ralph XYinstun Dwight lfortner XYilliam Holick Harry Powell Richard Schweitzer ,lack Smith james Morgan Robert Williamson Curtis Saunders Harold Masengill, jr. David Mann Ol+'lfICHRS IN l'IC'l'URIC Archie Alert Richard Crouch Carl Schuler John Logan Leroy Canoles Ray Cooper Edgar Hullcnger Marvin Evans john Odell Edwin Smith Stanley Ragone VVilliam Marshall .lack Hayes ....l'ilJWIN SMITH ......GEoRr:E HOWIJHN Korn li. lh'1ASl-1NKill,l,, AIR. Miss CIIAIVIPE IJOUTH Aa' Reginald Henry Miss Uouthat Allan l'annill Thomas lVlCN2llT12lI'l Stewart Hume 'l'ren Brownley Alfred Mnore Myrlon Gatling Crenshaw Reed lridward Barco joseph Murphy George Howden ETIQUETTE CLUB OFFICERS Preyident ...... ........... .... M 1 LDR1-:D ROBBINS Vive-President ..,. . . ,NANCY DODSON Sefretary, pro lem .... ..... E DITH FOSTER Trmxurer ......... ........... M ARY VVEST PAUL Sponsor .... .... M ISS ELLEN BELL HOGGARD THE PICTURE Fran!-Miss Hoggard, Mildred Robbins, Edith Jane Foster, Mary West Paul, Nancy Dodson, Nancy Outland. Row 2-Marjie Hayes, Peggy Pettit, Emily Collins, Ann Paul, Catherine VVright, Margaret Klasman, Betty Jane Forgey Doris Schmoele, Maude Latham, Mary Sue Horton, Blanche Baum, Beverly Bennett. Row 3-Barbara Sturgeon, Ruby Cooke, Reba Burgess, Barbara Wright, Sue Hoggard, Susan Simcoe, Gwen Simmons Mildred McWilliams, Joan Colvin, Maxine Norman, Laulie Bell Friedlin. l I l THE CHRISTMAS PLAY A CANDLE IN THE 1foRr1s'r CHARACTERS NARRATOR ........,..... .,,.......... ,..,, . A nne Green, Viola Grosso SMALL GIRI,iS BIOTHER ..... ........... R ose Marie Westcott SMALL GIRL ........ ....., . . .Winifred Debnam, Phyllis Leon SMALL f2IRL,S FATHER .... ................... l .ewis Buck NEIKQHBOR-NEX'F-DOOR ..... ....,........ lf 'lorence Gaither BOY'-NEX'I'-DOOR ....... ...... I lack Burgess DAUGHTER-IN-LAW .... .,... M axine Norman MAID .............. ,,.. D orothy Bohannon lXfIAN-NEXT-DOOR ...,. ,,.. la iranklin Kerkhof His OLDER SON ..,.............,.......,..........................,.......... Wallace Face The Small Girl's Mother in our modern story faces problems that many of us face this year. How to give what there is to give in such a manner as to make the gift not only acceptable but appreciated is exemplified for us by the speech and manner of the Small Girl's Mother. How to accept a gift that is not quite what we expect is a bit of graciousness revealed in the character, the Small Girl. Many of us have to deal with people exactly like the Neighbor-Next-Door. Again, many of us like the Small Boy often learn the true spirit of Christmas through a friend or neighbor who has faced the problems of sickness and trouble bravely and nobly. These are the principal themes of our Christmas Play for 1941. Smithwick 1J7't'5idt?71f ...., Vinh 1J7'L'.fiIZL'7lf .... .S'vz'1'f,'lzz11v .,... T1'U11.f1m'7' .... YVe:1rherly Morgan Willis OIVFICHRS Lovn W'EA'rH ER LY ....MA1w MORGAN ........IEAN XVILLIS ELLEN SMITHWICK T H E A N U A R Y C L A S S JANUARY CLASS HISTORY On the second of February, 1939-a dreary, rainy day-we former Blairites and Ruffnerites entered Maury High School, too nonchalant to let ourselves be frightened or amazed, but we were curious as to our future surroundings and classmates. We assembled in the auditorium where we were told by Mr. Bristow and Mr. Games what was expected of all Maury students. The assign- ing of home rooms and the filling out of dozens ofidentification cards-our life's history in miniature -completed our first day, and we left with the feeling that our school careers had really begun. From then on, the months passed into terms which vanished in quick succession. Each new year brought new fads and jokes: 1939-Confucius and dirty saddle shoes .... 1940h-Yehoodi and drape clothes .... 1941 to 1942-moron jokes and junk jewelry. And there are the land- marks and practices that belong to every year .... Coca-colas and nabs',-the corner drug store -hot dogs and hamburgers-the library as the only place in which one could really study during study-hall periodswworrying a lot over exams and not doing much about them. Diary of Events-Our yearbook is dedicated to our Assistant Principal, Mr. James E. Old. Miss Margaret Peek, our class sponsor, becomes Mrs. Charles Preston Marks. The traditional Hall of Fame is changed to represent the ten outstanding members of the Senior Class. A dinner dance takes the place ofthe usual Class Night play. The Naval Reserve calls Coach Sidney Hughes to active duty. Ellen Smithwick is awarded the Citizenship Medal. On January 30, 1942, we received our diplomas and departed from Maury. JEAN VVILLIS, S ecremry. Home Room Representatives-Henley, Grosso, Conklin, Hudgins , Y ,, ,M JANUARY HONOR GRADUATES, AVERAGING 94.33-90.76 EMMA MAE MGRTON IVIYER SHIRLEY BETSY CAROLYN IVICPHERSON TRAUB MAY Ckrrz MANN JONES CLAY WRIGHT THE JANUARY CLASS FLORENTINE HULDAH ALLEY KENNETH ANDREW ASKEW CLARENCE WILLIAM ATKINSON ELSIE CHRISTINE BAILEY EDITH CHAPMAN BAKER WALTER JOSEPH BALDWIN DORIS MORING BANKS GREGORY MCCALEB BELL, JR. SHIRLEY EDITH BERMAN 2 ANTHONY EDWARD BLACK ELEANOR LUCILLE BLICK JOSEPH KENNETH BLACK, JR. EDWARD BURTON BLOW ELIZABETH MAE BROCK CLARINDA JOY BRYAN HELEN EARL BROTHERS MARY ANNE HUNTING MIRIAM GORDON BURGESS HELEN ISABEL CARLSON DONALD LIVINGSTON BUTLER JULIA MILLER CHAPPELL JOSEPH WILLIAM CHRISTENBURY HARRY EVANS CONKLIN, JR. ALFRED COGAN JULIA RITA COSGROVE AMELIA MAE CRAFT SHIRLEY MAY CRITZ CARROLL WILLIAM CREEKMORE MARGARET SALE CULPEPPER ANNE ELIZABETH DECKER ROBERT HENDRICKS DIXON, JR. CECILIA RITA DECKER DORIS VIRGINIA DRUMWRIGHT MARVIN HEATH DUNCAN MARY EMILY EMERSON MAURICE ELMORE EIKE BETTY GINN ENG MARY LEE FASCETTA DEAN FLUSS, JR. MARJORIE MARGARET FLOWERS BERTHA FRIEDMAN I I DORIS ALICE GILPIN SAMUEL GREENBERG JAMES ROGER GRANT JAMES JOHN GRETES VIOLA MAE GROSSO WILSON MONROE GWALTNEY MARY RUSSELL GUM MARAGRET LEE HALES LILLIE VIRGINIA HENLEY BEULAH MAY HOBBY MARGARET PRISCILLA HERRING WILLIAM CHARLES HOFFMAN I-IORATIO CORNICK HOGGARD, III ETHEL MAUDE HUDGINS EMILY VIRGINIA HUDGINS RALPH CABELL ISPHORDING EI.IZABE'I'H PRISCILLA JACOBS SAMUEL WHARTON JOHNSON, Ju. THELMA HELEN JACOBSON BETSY MANN JONES CHARLES HENRY JONES WALTER HIGGINS KATHERMAN, JR. DORIS MARJORIE JONES LEWIS EVANS KELLER JEAN EVELYN LAW NAOMI ALBINA LINCOLN WILLIAM SHERWOOD LEE FRANCES PATRICIA LOEURNO WILLIAM HURST LONGWORTH ROBERT EARL MANUEL PHYLLIS MAY MAHONE EMMA MAE MCPHERSON WILLIAM HOWARD MEISSEL MARY MITZ JAMES FRANKLIN MILLER, JR. NORMA FRANCES MODLIN MARY ESTELLE MORGAN MARY BRITANIA MUIR NALDA LOUVAINE MORRIS CHARLES WILSON NELMS, JR. CLARENCE LEE NEWTON, Ju. JOYCE LEE NICHOLS HAYWOOD NOLTING NICHOLS TRUDY ANN NORDLINGER ELLIS ELDRIDGE O'NEAL, jk. DAVID ROLE REIVSAHL CATHERINE ALMA RAIFORD HARRY DIIDLEY RIGGINS ELIZABETH SALMON ROBERTS GRACE BERNICE RUNNELS WARREN LEROY RUDIGER MILLARD THOMAS SANDERLIN WILLIE PAULINE SANDERLIN LEONARD SELIGMAN JOHN CROCKETT SCOTT WILLIAM OTTIE SHERMAN, JR. JANE ELIZABETH SMITH EARL CARLTON STALLINGS ELLEN LOUISE SMITHWICK EMMETT ELTON ST EWART, JR. JAMES THEODORE TARKENTON MORT ON MYER TRAUB DORA ETHEL THRASHER ROBERT BROOKS TRAWEEK 5 E 1 1 BERNARD WILFORD TUNSTALL MATTIE LUCILE VAUGHN WILLIAM IRVING TRUITT 'THEODORE VENETIDY FRANCES ELIZABETH VOLZ BARBARA ANN WHITE LLOYD HILTON WEATHERLY JOHN ELVIS WHITE CAROL CATHERINE WILLIAMS CLARENCE EUGENE WOMBLE JEAN CARROLL WILLIS MELVILLE CROWDER WOOD, JR. WILLIAM ELLIOTT WOOD MARGARET MARIE WRENN DELLA ELIZABETH WORRELL CAROLYN CLAY WRIGHT Some of Ur Graduate In jfmzuary . . PROGRAM Presiding OH'icer .................... C. W. Mason Superintendent of Norfolk Public Schools Prelude. . . ..... Maury Orchestra Processional ........ ............ M aury Orchestra Under Direction of Mr. Robert Mau Invocation .................. E. Ruflin Jones, D.D. Rector, St. Andrews Episcopal Church Chorale. . . .... Bach Recessional ...........,............... De Koven Maury High School Chorus Address ........... ..... M r. Charles L. Kauffman Maury Alma Mater ..... ....... G raduating Class Presentation of Diplomas and Awards .A. B. Bristow Principal of Maury High School Recessional, Lead On O King Eternal ...... ................r.........Graduat1ngClass ,f , l SPRING I f' F 1 5 , :'13, M, Y fain, 11 'Wax dr - . ,. ff ? ':?5' g -gf fm , ,. hz I A ,sk X, f f 3 ww K 5? X NNXNMH 'M ,Q V f 5 may ,, A..w,1v Q-f OUR NORNINGS H Dag In ur SQ QE J S A pwo-ro'-S oRY CFO CVE td I Z naeseefvf mv S CLHSSE A EWGLPS'Hy HJJTOHV' H W LArveun'oessA HQLIS THE Mrv In Um one day We have had wd nfs lfn ma F6667 086 PEOPLES uri vlvt' UC' IUC IUH IVY JP-IUI J'x' Mmm fyme mace HFTER me Snow, OR MPTEG . . . WfTH fee Gmvcfv 35342 3 4 1-Grandpa ..... .... C hester Shatlcleau Little Girl ..... ,... M ildretl Robbins Little Boy ..... . . ...........,.... Robert Wlhite 2fScotcl1 Couple ....., ..... M arjorie Hayes, Bob VVilliamson 3-Colonial Couple.. . . .... Mary Wlest Paul, Nash Satterlield 4-Spanish Couple .......... . . .Beverley Bennett, Bob Stroud 5'-French Couple of 1860 ..... .......... . Ann Paul, Allen Clay 6-American Couple of 1917 ....,... Barbara Coley, Bruce Banks 7-Russian Couple .......,.. ......, P eggy Pettit, Al Wlood 8-Viennese Couple .... .... D ot Hebert, Kenny Sharpe 5 6 7 8 ,Q K V, 'ia , 1 A 5 V . -X 9 10 11 12 THE SENIOR CLASS 9-Irish Couple ........,...... Helen Strickler, L. W. Vaughan 10-French Couple of 1917 ......... ...... D ot Watts, Guy Beale 11-Civil YVar Couple .... . . 12-Napoleonic Couple ...... 13-Gay 90,5 Couple ..... 14'-Army Couple of 1942 ..... 15-Navy Couple of 1942 16-Little Girl and Boy. . 13 14 . . .Mary Ellen Gilliss, Johnny Old .Doris Schmoele, VVebster Chandler . . .Joanne Colvin, Jimmy Morgan . . . .Cutie Bridges, Chick Jordan . . . . .Gloria Newsome, Ed Little , .Mildred Robbins, Robert White 15 16 y Ro J MAURY MERRY Traditional Circle ................... Tnterlocutor, Vernon Cofer Opening Chorus .......... Strike Up the Band-Orch. and Chorus Gentlemen, Be Seated! Greetings to Find Men ......... Deep In the Heart of Texas ...,. The Shrine of St. Cecilia ...... Elmer's Tune ...,... ....,.. Stay VVay Fum My Gal End Man Novelty ...... A Zoot Suit ................. . . . . . ,Interlocutor and Find Men ............DickMorgan .....Billy Bassil .............Fulton Woods . . . .Allen Clay and Dick Crouch ..........,.....BillyRanier This Is No Laughing Matter. .................... Harry Powell The Ballerina on a Trapeze ..... Pin Ball Paul, Flat Foot Floogie This Love of Mine ........ ..... Sugar Love-End Man Novelty ..................HenryShook Piano Novelty. . .Henry Shook ...................JohnnyOld . . .Bert Nusbaum, Fulton VVoods It Ain t No Sin ............................, Chester Shaddeau Comic Dance ..... Perlman :xml Nushaum . . . . .June Phillips Dick Crouch MINSTRELS Trio-VVait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie ............ Fulton VVoods Alton Butler, VVilson Roberts End Man Novelty-Vocation for the Duration .... Mike Perlman, Bert Nusbaum Quartette-The Bells of San Raquel, Dark Town Strutters Ball. . LeRoy Bruce, Billy Bassil, Harry Powell, Sam Ballance Blues in the Night .......................... ..... L ester Bangs I Don't VVant To VValk Without YoufDance Specialty .... Teeny Roberts The Basin Street Basin .... Dick Crouch, Allen Clay, Harold Reid, Chester Shaddeau, Stovican Stokes End Man Novelty by Harold Reid Dear Mom- ................................... Franc1s Price Medley ...... Marine Hymn, There's Something About a Soldier, Cln Tribute to Our Armed Forcesj Anchors Aweigh Finale: Chin Up, Cheerio, Carry On ..., Chorus and Entire Company Francis Price Clay and Crouch Henry Shook MAURY CHORUS OFFICERS President .... . . ,........... . . .SAM BALLANCE Vice-Preridenl. . . . . .BILLY RICHARD Sefretary ..... .....,.. N AN DICKENS Treaxurer .... , . .LAULIE BELL FRIEDLIN Sponsor ,.... .... M Rs. SENA B. WOOD THE PICTUR F Front-Louise Burroughs, Nan Dickens, Ruth Richmond, June Friedlin, Laulie Bell Friedlin, Marjorie Hayes, Ruby Cooke, Doris Schmoele, Jean Winder, Harriett Amis, Nancy Outlancl, Helen Strickler, Dorothy Turock, Jean Leterman, Doris Mel.aurin. Row 2fMary Louise Davenport, Beverley Bennett, Martha Long, Betty Jane Forgey, Shirley Kazin, Pauline Harrell, Fuclice Deitch, Blanche Baum, Lois Kaufman, Betsy Derr, Jean lves, Jackie Bowden, Marion Jackson, Rosalie WVright, Nan Taylor, Marguerite Aclams, Nancy Dodson, VVinnie Mae Beasley. Raw jwlloyd Miller, Alton Butler, Freddy Ewell, Paul Schoonover, Harry Powell, Sam Ballance, George Moore, Billy Richard, Billy Bassil, Wilson Roberts, Le Roy Bruce, Jack Hill, Franklin Kerkhof. MAURY ORCHESTRA MARY' .ANN DILLON RAY SCOTT STANLEY HORNSBX' HEIIEN WONT: DIN RCDBER'F A. MAU, Dircflor PERSONNEL VIOLINS VINCENT LASCARA ASI-ACIA PATSOURAS ELAINE CARPENTER MII,DRED COCHRAN LLOYD MIl,I,ER MARGARET LEE RALI-H FOX JOYCE 'IXAYLOE VIOLA JOHN CURTIS CLAIRNETS CORNETS RAND0l.PH JONES GILBERT FREIDMAN RALEIGH JONES SIARI INC HARREII SAXOPHONES FRENCH HORNS RICHARIJ BIIRRET BEVERLY BEIIKOV ROBERT RICKETTS FARI FWE BA7E DRUMS TROMBONE IVIEADE FORRFWI ROBERT SCHONK BASSES CLARENCE HARRIS CALEB CUTHRELI. OFFICERS Pravident ....,... .............. ..... R A LEIGH -JONFS Vim-Pfwidenl ...... .... R OBERT RICKFTT9 S6'l'7'6'f6l7j'-T7'L'6l5Il7'E7'. , . . . .CLARENCE HARRIS ROBERT A. MAH, Dz'n'f!nr l 1Wlil,l. M. RAw1.s, Drum Major DOROTHY KIUOTQ YV.-x'1 l's, 19771711 fwzgjnwllv PHRSONNHI, Fin Cl,.-XRINIYI' Lrswls Bvvrg RANOOl.1'u .lumix Romam' l,AYI5 fQII.l5lik'I' IJKIHIDMAN lilzvizmw Bmmmv C. j. KQARRISUN XYlLl.IAM 'I'RlTI'l l' iXI,IHiR'lX IXAPLAN f:II.IlIill'l' Srmlflrum VERNON BROOKS Cl A R IN I-ITS AIAMIQS N1CCl.IiI,I,AN lS1s'1 rY BURNEIAI. .IAQK Yr:1,l,1Nr1s filiNI-I XYARD XYILLIAM CQRAHAM Gm Oumsrax Bnavx-1u1.x'HAlua1s SA XOPHON HS HAROLD Guess RIVHARU B1.R1uQ'1' FI.UGIiI ,HORN JOHN NIURRAY NIAURY AIIVO Cl,ARlNli'I' IXIARVI N SIMON A1m1s'rr:A1J I,HOOli'1 1' Amzx RITNAIAIJUI-Z HAROLD Bl-1NNli'I l' IJAVID licwnwmuc XYILLIAM F1-ir: HSTHISR Sums lfklalx B RYA N'l' BAND RALEIGH JUNIQN S'I'ARI,INcI HAIKIQFZIIII 'IQHOMAS BHAMIIN l,HwIs WA'I I's .-XIIVIN I+'I.I1MINc I RI' NCH HORNS llll' RI RIL'RIe'I I's I' 'ARI INI-1 BAZI2 NIARIIN KINHNILIR XvEliS'I'liR LQHANDLER Rum-:R'I' SCHONR M IIAIIIQ l'.0RRES'I' OSCAR Mc'CIIANNAN PHRSONNIQI. CORNHTS .lm-IN I,EwIs KIRK SWANN IIEE XVAIJE jAIvIIes S'I'I-:RI.INrI ALVIN MUIIRIQ BASSHS CRAI I'oN ciIl.SDORF CLARI-:NcIe HARRIS bIAIvII:s IJOWNING 'FROM BONES CHI:s'I'IiR Sl'NDQl'IS'l' NAI' RIIIJMAN DRUMS WIIIIAM l.I'IIIi HUWARII KAHN OIFIFICHRS lJrl,fiII,f71I ......,... .......,...,. DIQNNIN EVANS ffliNI-I .-XIIRINN CALVIN SMITH -IAIVIHA xvAI.I.AL'E XVILLIAM l,I-:Ia BA R ITON ICS lImII:R l,IswIs AIIIIIN fill!-II,I, l'Il,lJliN IDI-INNIS 'BAN XYIQNI DIAMI-XS IFIIRIJ -IAMIQN Oswov GIIRIJIIN Cl,F1h1iiN'I'N ...,,..RAl,l2IliH -Iorwzs Nf'f'1'FfdU'-T1'F6l.flH'f'7'. . . , , .XVIIIIAM rI1RlTI'I l', .I R. MAURY LITERARY SOCIETY Ol l lCIiRS lJ7'l'A'fflIt'lIf .....4 .,4.,..,.,.. ..,, l I OAN SCH.-XPIRO View-ljzmizfrllf ,4.. , . . l5r:'l 1'Y Oslsolwii Nl'1'7't'fll71Y ...,., , . .-I I-:AN IJQVINSON 'l'1wz.v111'r7' ,... ...,..,,..... I QECEINA l3A1u'l.m' .N'pn11.i-nz' .... . . AIRS. IXIARG.-XRlC'I' li. MARm.isi' 'VHF l'IC'l'l'RIC f rnnI Mrs. N1ilTklQf', .Ioan SChIlPiI'U, ,loam Uomlvvyn, .lcam I.:-Vinscm. Ruta' J BCYFYKJSIVJVIIC,Li11fl1L'I'iHCl,L'WiS, B1lI'lHlI'1l Huwc, Doris Hlzickmzm, NiilllkltfI,IlK'h1ll'll,XviFgiIlill Hull, PL-ggi' Yam Rec BAIN LITERARY SGCIETY OFFICERS Prwiflenf ......,. .........,.. .... C 2 Roman BOWDEN Vzke-Presiflerzf .,.., ........ I IACK RAY SL'f7'6'l6Z71j' ....... ...... I .ours WVA'1 rs Trc'rz.vurw'. . . ...... MYRLON CSATLING .S'p0nm1'. .. . . .MR. HENRX' C. No1.1.EY THF PICTURE H'0r1t-Myrlon Gatling, Rolxcrt Kaplan, Stanley Hornsby, Alam Mirmzm, Louis Cohen. Row 2iMr. Nolley, Howurd Kuhn, Jack Ray, George Bowden, Richard Hecht, Robert Provost, Jr., Louis Watts DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President. 4.... ........,..,. .... L E WIS BUCK Vife-Prexidenl ..... . . .LUCY HAINES Secrelary ...... ....., , ADELE I,1PK1N Treasurer ...., ......,...... G LORIA Newsome Sponsor .... . . .MRs. FLORIAN P. HARRINGTON TI-IF PICTURE BarkwMartha Beasley, Diane Fawkes, Jean Vvincler, Irene Katlman, Allan Pedin, Mary Frances Thomas, Laverne Powell June Phillips, Betty I.ee jackson, Rose Marie W'escott, Ruby Kiker, Wallace Face, Doris Diehl. From'-Betty Davis, Betty Pace, Margaret VValter, Irene Goldman, Maxine Norman, June Goldberg, Florence Gaither Phylis Leon, Frances Baker. Up Stage Group-Barbara Beal, Peggy Moore, Doris Blackman, Kitty Lewis, Florence Schonholt, Mrs. Harrington. Down Smge Group-Lewis Buck, Lucy Haines, Gloria Newsome, Anne Greene, Robert Schonk, Fclnlie Kerns, Adele Lipkin George Bernard. s 1 1 Scffczmif O12 fwfr Xllazrkf All Um' For Jlbmzg Sporty Pfnzjf BQ!!! Fmnigblack Rixey, Stanley Paul, Joe Bean, Dan VVest, Duncan Packer. Row 2-Coach Virginia Turpin, Johnny Old, Charles Bennett, Crenshaw Reed, Howson Cole Allen L1 ly Izverett l ll15 No! in piclure-Bill Stewart. Maury. . . Maury. . . Maury. . . Maury. . , Maury. . . TENNIS R1alSUl.'l'S TO MAY 1 .. 9 Suffolk .....,,. . .. 8 VVilson ......... . . , 5 Duke Freshmen .,.. . . . 5 U. of N. C. Freshmen . . 9 Suffolk CSecond gamej REMAINING SCHEDULE Maury vs. University of Virginia Freshmen Maury vs. Opponents at the Virginia Literary and Athletic League matthee in Ch lrluttesville Maury vs. VVilson Fran!-Bruce Banks, Jimmy Bock, Kenneth Beaser, Phil Perry, William Brock. Row 2-John Curfman, Russell Pollard, Johnny Odell, Eddie Smith, Dubby Wynne, Fletcher Spruill, Glen Troop, Alfred Moore. Row jfcoach Earl Hillman, George Hughes, Carter McVay, Dick Millan, Allan Daniels, Lawrence Johnson, Harry Gregory, Charles Sanderlin, Howard Warren, Harold Sigler. TRACK Newport News .... . . .87 Maury .... . . .30 Hampton ...... .... 6 5 Maury. . . , . .52 Granby .... , . .41 Maury ..... .......... . . .76 Dislrift Mes!-Newport News 70, Hampton 47, Maury 22, Granby 12, VVilson 3. Tidewaler Mae!-Newport News 50 1f5, John Marshall and Thomas Jefferson Qtiej 32 1-5, Hampton 20 1-5, Maury 7 1-5, Petersburg 5, Hopewell and Granby Ctiej 2. MAY 6-VVilliam and Mary Freshmen 00, Maury 00. MAY 9-State Meet, to be held at Charlottesville. Front!-Bert Nusbaurn, pitcherg Robert Taitz, pitcher, Clarence Bass, outfielderg Mark Harford, OllfFl6ltlCI'Q Arthur Polizos, 2nd base, Gilbert Shapiro, outhelderg Herbert Brcgman, catchcrg Dinks Rudlger, 3rd baseg Les Bangs, 2nd baseg Mana ger Luther Forbes. Row 2'CIHZlCh Bob Bates, Dick Fulcher, pitcher: Leonard Goodman, shortastopg VVilliam Harrison, pitcher and outfielder, Sam Ballance, pitcherg Fd Little, catchcrg Bill Robinson, OLlfl:lClklCI'Q VValter Hanbury, lst base, Carl Haggard, out- iielderg David Mann, pitcher. N01 in I?it'fIU'6'7l'llllAOlkl Stallings, outhclderg jimmy Lane, shortastop. BASEBALL RESULTS TO MAY 1 Maury. . . . . 1 Granby ...... . . . . . Maury... . . 0 Naval Hospital. . . . . .. Maury... . . 5 Holy Trinity C14 in.j. . .. Maury... 11 Suffolk ............. lylaury. . . .... 21 VV1lson ..... . . , . . Maury. . . .... 17 South Norfolk. . . . Maury... . . 7 Granby. . . . . .. REMAINING SCHEDULE Maury vs. Holy Trinity Maury vs. VVilson Maury Maury vs. W. and M. Freshmen vs. Suffolk Maury vs. Naval Hospital Maury vs. South Norfolk INTRAMURALS Girls BA DM I NTONkDoubles IViz1ner.v JANE NVINBORN F DEMEIRA ANDRESOS BASKET FND BAI,I, TEAM INTARY I-IIINTEII IDR!-INVRY, Caplain TENNIS TOURNAMENT 117717187 JANE XYINBORNE Boys 'I'ABI,I2 TENNIS HYMAN COHEN-Captain and Champion BADIVIINTON CALVIN W'ooDARD-Czzpmin and Champion I-IANDBALL HERMAN XNIEISBERGYCIIIPIIZI71 EDDIE BARRON-Champion BASKFTBALI, Champions-AI.I. STARS .IOHNN Y OLD-Czzpmin Bevomcp Sefzfors uCutie JULIA BRIDGES nAllen,' ALLEN CLAY Tfzefe We'll All Remember gg 9 7 6 C1 Vl JEAN GOODWYN These will aff remember immie JAMES MORGAN uAla6' ALICE MAQDONALD Them wt!!! cz!! few EXIZAQ7' ohnny JONATHAN UID Tieye 7Q'f?,!! cz!! few ewber NCI1 tn CHESTER SH.-XDDEAI MGI ' H Ol' L61 GLORIA NHWSOMIQ 55 as Sheep HENRY Sl-TOOK MD t DOROTHY WATTS Tfzese wr!!! al! remember MARGARET PFPIK MARKS Senior Sponsor Johnny Old Jimmy Morgan Cutie Bridges Allen Clay JUNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prefidenl .... . . . Vim-Presidenl ..... Sefrefafy ..... Trmsurer. . . Spomor ..... . . . .JAMES LEROY MORGAN ....,...,-IULIA SUBLETT BRIDGES JONATHAN XVI-IITEHEAD OLD, III . . . . .ALLEN JEFFRIES CLAY, J R. ,MRs. CHARLES PRESTON NIARKS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we leave Maury, we face one of the most disastrous periods in the history of the world, the greatest war of all time. Some of us have already rendered our services and before long all of us must. We are but a few of the many who hold the title, Young America. When we pass from the halls of Maury, we will take with us cherished memories that no one can take away--memories that make our past three years the most pleasant of our lives. If we think back over our high school years, we remember the football games and the boys that carried the spirit of Maury so well. These include such stars as Henry Shook, Marvin Duncan, Carl Haggard, Louis Keller, and Pat Cato. Then, Dot Watts and the band, or Gloria Newsome and the cheer leaders, might enter our thoughts. After football came exams and basketball. Let's not remember the exams, but instead think of the championship basketball team of 1941. Allen Clay was the only Junior in the lineup, and he returned to captain a not so successful team as a senior. Baseball always has been a success, as has been Ed Little's batting average. Remember David Mann's curve-ball pitching and Carl Haggard's all around play? It's hard to name an outstanding member of a tennis team that was the best in the State for three years. However, Allen Clay, Johnny Old, and Crenny Reed enjoyed the success of the three seasons. To end our athletic reminiscences, don't forget coaches George Hope, Sidney Hughes, and Tony Saunders, who joined Uncle Sam's Navy, and their successors-Billy Martin, and Earl Hillman. Incidentally, Mr. Martin gave us the First wrestling team in Maury's history. While some Commodores were starring on the athletic field, others were making names for themselves in more scholarly ways. On the same page ofthe Maury Newt as Harold Reid's gossip column, one could find the names of the co-editors-Alice MacDonald and Chester Shaddeaug and of the business managers-Guy Beale and Billy Richard. And how can we forget Hugh Brown's untiring efforts to make the pictures in the Commodore a success? Speaking of the Commodore, don't forget the line work of our co-editors-Jean Goodwyn and Harold Masengill. If ever they weakened, Doris Schmoele, Webster Chandler or Eddie Cooper were always willing to lend a helping hand. Harry Rosenbaum and Harry Pincus deserve much credit for keeping the Commodore on a firm Financial basis. ' We all remember Jimmy Morgan presiding over our auditorium periods, the week-end dances in the gym, the Valentine Play, and the Fashion Show. The traditional Maury Minstrels will lose such stellar performers as Beverly Bennett, Margie Hayes, Dick Crouch, Harry Powell, Bert Nusbaum, and interlocutor Vernon Cofer, Jr. The girls, chorus will miss the voices of Nan Dickens and Laulie Bell Friedlin. And Maury's halls will miss the color provided by Cutie Bridges, Phyllis Leon, Mary Ellen Gilliss, and Dot Hebert. While we are recalling all these personalities, we are conscious that someone has been left out. VVe all know who she is, and what she means to each one of us. No one could have filled the office of Sponsor as did Miss Margaret Peek, who, about midterm of our senior year, became Mrs. Charles Preston Marks. If the success of our class was due to any one person, the credit should go to our Sponsor, who will always live with us as a beautiful memory and as an inspiration to face the world of our times. -JOHNNY OLD. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Fran!-F r a n c e s Griflith, Dorothy Branch, Helen Baker, Mary Ellen Gilliss. Row 2-Marion Davis, Marion John- son, Betty Osborne. Row 3-Norwood Richardson ffor Alice MacDonnldl, Robert Baylor, Randolph Jones. Row .1-Crenshaw Reed, Harold Reid, Alfred VVood. June Honor Graduates 97.04-92.25 FRANCES VVILLS LEE XYOUNG EDWIN IDE SMITH JULIA ATWATER BRISTOXV MARGARET ANNA PINHOLSTER FRANKLIN DAVID KERKHOP' LUCY GOODE HAINES ALICE VIRGINIA NJACJJONALD SEATONNORWOOD RIcHARDSON,JR. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON ROBERTBURWEI,LxVII.I.IAMSON,-JR. MARY I 1LIZABE'l'H IJONVNEY DOROTHY EVANS BRANCH VVEBSTER MONROE CHANDLER, JR. BARBARA l'lU'l'H Jx!ICCl,El,I,AN NANCY LAVINIA OU'FI.AND ISLLA MAE IJIVERS CHARLES VVILLIAM ANDERSON HARRY RL1SEN RAIIM SHIRLEY KRUGER SOPHYE GOODE JIJAZEWELI. DOROTHY JIVANITA JONES PEARL JEAN BERMAN TRENHOI,M LOYVELI, BROWNLEY CHESTER HAROLD SHADDEAU, JR EARL STANLEY LIPNICR HELEN KATHERINE OJCONNCJIQ JOHN IQOBERT BAYLIS NELLIE GRAY JNIOGINS June Honor Graduates 92.20v90.04 BERNARD DAVIDSON IVIANN KATHERINE VVHITEHEADYALFRIENIJ JAMES IIEROY MORGAN CHARLOTTE JUSTINE LEON JEAN BUNDY KSOODWYN HELEN COLE STRICKLER 'IQHOMAS RANDOl.l'H MCNAMARA VIRGINIA BELLE BAISE ANNA CAROLYN H'I'I-IERIDGE VVILLIAM BRANCH .ABBOTT RANDOLl'H JONES JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HAYES JULIA SUBI.E'l I' BRIDGES HELEN BELL BAKER VVILLIAM 'IRHOMAS 'l1ARKEN'I'ON CEERTRUDE ELIZABETH BROVVN BE'l l'IE MARIE SXVEET STANLEY RAGONE ADELE FRANCES I,II1K1N CARMEN VIRGINIA FI'I'CHE'I I'E Cl-!ARI.O'I l'E ROEINS HARRY PINCUS, JR. ELOISE RUSSEI.I, HLIZABE'I'H LOUISE ZEEIQ BETTY JANE OSEORNE ANNE BEVERLEY BENNETT ANN HAWES MANSON EDITH LUCILLE HARCUM WILLIAM BRANCH ABBOTT KATHERINE WHITEHEAD ALFRIEND VERA FRANCES ACKISS CHARLES WILLIAM ANDERSON DEMETRA ANDRESOS WILLYE DIXON ATKINS AUGUSTUS ANNINOS DOROTHY LOUISE AUSTIN HERMAN AXELROD ELTON EDWARD BAKER VIRGINIA BELLE BAISE HELEN BELL BAKER MARY NELL BAKER WILLIAM HENRY BANDURA WILLIAM MCDONALD BALLARD EDWARD ANDREW BARCO a.NM....I,I ,- , - - v MARY ELIZABETH BARDEN MARY ELIZABETH BARRETT FRANCES JUNE BARLOW EDWIN SELWIN BARRON MARY JANE BATCHELDER MARGARET VIRGINIA BAUM JAMES EDWARD BATEMAN LOYCE DOLLY BAUMGARD JOHN ROBERT BAYLIS JOHN WILLARD BEACHEM ROBERT PAYNE WARING BAYLOR, JR. GUY RUDOLPH BEALE, JR. GEORGE ADAM BEAN ANNE BEVERLEY BENNETT BEVERLY RONA BELKOV PEARL JEAN BERMAN I GEORGE EDWIN BOWDEN HERBERT LOUIS BREGMAN DOROTHY EVANS BRANCH WILLIAM BONNEY BRENT HENLEY SIDNEY BREWBAKER JULIA ATWATER BRISTOW JULIA SUBLETT BRIDGES GEORGE KENDRICK BROWN GERTRUDE ELIZABETH BROWN HUGH GILBERT BROWN, JR. HARVEY EARL BROWN, IR. MARY NELSON BROWN TRENHOLM LOWELL BROWNLEY RHEBA BURGESS LUCY LEIGH BUCHANAN VIRGINIA HARRIET BURNS EMMA LOUISE BURROUGHS A RICHARD CARROLL DARDANELLA DORCAS CARPENTER MARY M. CARTWRIGHT WEBSTER MONROE CHANDLER, JR. WILLIAM CHERNITZER HERMAN AUGUSTUS CHAPPELI, ALLEN JEFFRIES CLAY, JR. HELEN LOUISE CLINE HARRY COHEN VERNON LONSDALE COFER, JR. BARBARA JEAN COLEY BETTY JOANNE COLVIN EDWARD JEFFERSON COOPER BETTY RUTH CONSOLVO RICHARD LEE CROUCH I FRANCES WILLARD CURFMAN MARY LOUISE DAVENPORT HENRY GEORGE DALONAS AMELIA ENAID DAVIDSON HELEN DAPHNE DAVIS PAULINE MAE DAVIS MARIAN EVELYN DAVIS MARGARET HURCELIA DEW NAN ELIZABETH DICKENS ELLA MAE DIVERS MARY ANN DILLON SHIRLEY ELIZABETH DIXON MARGARET VIRGINIA DOBBINS HENRY TOUFIC DOUMMAR JAMES TIMOTHY DONAHUE MARY ELIZABETH DOWNEY I HELEN MAE DRUMWRIGHT HARRY CURRAN EISENBEISS RALPH ANTHONY DYER FRANCES ROSE EISENBERG ERNEST LINWOOD ELEY ROSE ANNA ENEVOLDSEN JUNIUS ROBERT ELLIS, JR. ANNA CAROLYN ETHERIDGE SHIRLEY ETHERIDGE WILLIAM WALLACE FACE HILDA DENNIS EWELL JEANNE LOUISE FALCONER NELL ORENE FERGUSON ALMA MARY LUCY FLOWERS CARMEN VIRGINIA FITCHETTE ROBERT MEADE FORREST, ju. HELEN MAE DRUMWRIC' ERNEST LINWOOD ELEY SHIRLEY ETHERIDGE NELL ORENE FERGUSON 5 1 E JHT HARRY CURRAN EISENBEISS RALPH ANTHONY DYER FRANCES ROSE EISENBERG ROSE ANNA ENEVOLDSEN .IUNIUS ROBERT ELLIS, JR. ANNA CAROLYN ETHERIDGE WILLIAM WALLACE FACE HILDA DENNIS EWELL JEANNE LOUISE FALCONER ALMA MARY LUCY FLOWERS CARMEN VIRGINIA FITCHETTE ROBERT MEADE FORREST, JR. I - WI Yin, 55' FRANCIS DWIGHT FORTN ER ARCHIE MITCHELL FOX EDITH JANE FOSTER JACOB WILLIAM FREESLAND LAULIE BELL IfRIEDl,IN HERBERT FLETCHER IFRISBIE ROSALIE JUNE IFRIEDLIN ETHEL THOMPSON FULCHER FLORENCE GAITHER BETTY SUE GANTT JOHN DEMETRIOS GALANIDES PAULL RHODES GETTIER BETTY SUE GHOLSON MARY ELLEN GILLISS DOROTHY MAE GILLETT WILLIAM JOSEPH GOODMAN .IOHNNIE LYCURTIS GOODWIN SHIRLEY LEE GOTTLIEB JEAN BUNDY GOODWYN WILLIAM MONTROSE GRAHAM WILBUR CARLTON GRAY RILEY MIDGETTE GREGORY ELSIE MAE GREGORY MARGIE EDITH GRIMSTEAD JEROME STANLEY GROSS LUCY GOODE I-IAINES MARY ALSTON GUILFORD WALTER NATHANIEL HANBURY, JR. VIVIENNE VIETT HANCOCK PAULINE HARRELL EDITH LUCILLE HARCUM BEVERLY DREXEL HARRIS D I CHARLES LEONARD HARTMAN MARIORIE BENNETT HAYES .IOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HAYES WILLIAM CLAIBORNE HAYES, Ju. VIVIAN ELIZABETH HAYNIE ANNE PENDLETON HERBERT DOROTHY VIRGINIA HEBERT SYLVIA MAE HITE ADA FRANCES I-IOBBS ANNE ELIZABETH HOLLAND PHILIP GLENN HOFFMAN, IR. KATHERINE STUART HOLLINGSWORTH MARY SUE HORTON WILLIAM QUENTIN HUBBARD DORIS JANE HOUGH MAYWOOD FRANKLIN HUDGINS JOSEPH STUART HUME, JR. THOMAS BURCHARD HYA'I I' KATHRYN ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON ROBERT ALLYN IVES, JR. MARCUS GORDON JAMES, JR. MARION WATKINS JOHNSON BARBARA JEAN JENNINGS DOROTHY JUANITA JONES LEWIS EDWARD JONES WALTER RALEIGH JONES RANDOLPH JONES WARWICK JOHN MORRIS JONES GOODWIN BROWNE JORDAN JACK DAVID JUNG BARBARA DOUGHTREY JOYNER ALBERT KAPLAN IiVIiI.YN RUTH KASIK NATALIIQ KIiA'l I'S IAIDITH CI'1CIiLIA KATZ FRANKLIN DAVID KERKIIIOF MAJOR LATHIQRN RIGHT, bln. MILTON KRAMER WILLIAM ARTHUR KLYVFR SHIRLEY PAULINF KREGFR ELLIS LOUIS RRINITZSKY GEORGE VAN HORNH KUCK SHIRLEY RRUGIQR I-lV.ANGIiI,INIi KYRUS ELHANORF MAY LAKE ROY ,IACK LAPIDUS .IAMES WHII'PI,.Ii LANE EDITH MAH LAWRENCE CHARLOTTE JUSTINE LEON GEORGE MILTON LEVINE PHYLLIS MARUE LEON NORMA ANN LEVY CATHERINE EARLE LEWIS ADELE FRANCES LIPKIN HERBERT LOUIS LIFLAND EARL STANLEY LIPNICK CHARLES EDWARD I,I'l l'LE RAYMOND LAWRENCE LUHRING JEAN PRICE LONG ALICE VIRGINIA MACDONALD CHARLES PHILIP MACHEN, JR. MONTY NEIL MACK MARY PAULINE MACHEN JOHN ALBERT MAFFEO BERNARD DAVIDSON MANN HAROLD EDWIN MASENGILL, JR. ANN HAWES MANSON BARBARA RUTH MQCLELLAN OZA HARRISON McDANIEL ALONZA BURROUGHS MCKEEI. WALTER CLARK MQDANIEL, JR. MARGARETTE ANN MCLEOD THOMAS RANDOLPH MuNAMARA MARY JANE MQVAY JOAN MARIE MCQUADE LOIS HOOPER MEEKINS FRANCIS EDWARD MELCHIORRE ZETA OVERTON MIDGETTE SHIRLEY MAE MIDGETTE HARRIET PEIRCE MILLER ,zz V A M , WILLIAM SHEPPARD MILLER, JR. WILLIAM HANES MONROE ALAN SIDNEY MIRMAN ALFRED GEORGE MOORE, JR. ALVIN ROLAND MOORE, JR. JAMES LEROY MORGAN FRANCES LRVERNE MORGAN ALICE CATHERINE MOSIER LOYALL EDWARD MURDOCH GLORIA ST. SING NEWSOME CELESTE ISABEL MURPHEY MARGARET LOUISE NICHOLS BERTRAM SPAGAT NUSBAUM, JR. MARY ELIZABETH ODOM HELEN KATHERINE O'CONNOR JONATHAN WHITEHEAD OLD, III 3 WILLIAM JUSTIN OLSEN BETTY ,IANE OSBORNE MELVIN HERMAN ORNOFF LELIA JACKSON OTTLEY NANCY LAVINIA OUTLAND QUENTIN DURWARD OWEN THOMAS SANFORD OVERSTREET FRANK STORY PACE, JR. WILSON GLYNN PAGE SHIRLEY VIRGINIA PARRISH CHARLOTTE WALCI-ION PARKS ANN PAUL MARY WEST PAUL ' MARGARET CATHERINE PETTIT HERBERT MEYER PEARLMAN ,IOI-IN WHEELER PIERCE HARRY PINCUS, JR. NANCY BOYDEN PITTS MARGARET ANNA PINHOLSTER HELEN JANE POLIS KATHLEEN MARIE PORTER STANLEY WALTER POTTS NORMAN LARRY POSEN HARRY RUTTER POWELL JUANITA HELEN PROCTOR MISCHA RAFAL MARION RADIN STANLEY RAGONE ELIZABETH ADELADE RANKEN EWELL MEREDITH RAWLES PHYLLIS ANN RAPER AUGUSTUS CRENSHAW REED, Jn. 'IW' ROSALIND HENDERSON REED PATRICIA ANNE REID HAROLD ALIFRED REID ALICE GLEIM REIDNOUR DORA MARION REKONTY ROBERT BRUCE REYNOLDS JERRY RENESIS WILLIAM MINTER RICHARD SEATON NORVVOOD RICHARDSON, jk. ROBERT MASON RICKETTS ANNA GERTRIIDE RICHTER MILDRED LOUISE ROBBINS CHARLOTTE ROBINS HARRY ROSENBAUM ANNETTE ROSENBAUM SHIRLEY BLANCHE RUBIN M .. 'B' ELOISE RUSSELL CHARLES NASH SA'I'TERIf'IEI,D ISAAC SALSBURY JOHN KENNETH SAUNDERS AUDREY SAWYER LEWIS EDWARD SAWYER, JR. FREDERICK JOSIAH SAWYER, JR. SUZANNE HENRIETTE SCHMITZ DORIS LYND SCHMOELE RUBEN RICHARD SCHWEITZER, JR. EVELYN LEAH SCHREIBER MILDRED HILDA SELIGMAN FRANCES PAULINE SEXTON GILBERT ELLIOT SHAPIRO CHESTER HAROLD SHADDEAU, JR. KENNETH HALE SHARPE I E MORGAN SHELTON SMART CAROLYN WRIGHT SMITH BENIAIVIIN GILBERT SMITH EDWIN IDE SMITH MARION ELIZABETH SMITH OLIVE VIRGINIA SMITH MELBA MADGE SMITH JUNE MARIE SPROWL DOROTHY ELIZABETH STERLING HELEN COLE STRICKLER THELMA BENDLER STERN ROBERT SAUNDERS STROUD RUBY FLEMMING STYRON BETTIE MARIE SWEET JEANNE MAE SUMMERS VIRGINIA MARIE SWIMELAR WILLIAM THOMAS TARKENTON ADDIE RUTH TAYLOR KATHLEEN VIRGINIA TATEM SOPHIE GOODE TAZEWELL HELEN CHRIS THIMEDES HENRY NATHAN TOMLIN, JR. GEORGE ROSS THRASHER WILSON HOWARD WAHAB CARI. FRANCIS WARD DOROTHY ANNE WATTS FRED WASSERMAN, JR. JAMES EDWIN WEDDLE JAMES ROBERT WHITE ROBERT DOYNE WOODLEY WHITE ROBERT ALLEN WHITE GEORGE WILLIAM WHITEHURST NIQIIIIQ GR.-XY WIOOINS ROBIQRT BURWIQLI, WIIIIAMSON, ju. DOROTHY VIRGINIA WII.I,I.-IMS JANE IiI,IZABI'1'I'H WINBORNF. ALICIE SVI-1 WINDIQR DOROTHY I,I4Ii WINGI+'IIiI.D .II .. -X N BROOKS WINIJIQR ROBIQRI' MORGAN WINGl IIiI.lD R.-XI,I'H BITRNLHY WINSTON GLORIA IFRANCI-IS WCJOIJARIJ MARY I,lICII.I,I , WOOD RAYMOND C.-XIXIN WOOD.-XRD IIJ.-X MAIQ WYXNIQ MINXIH ZHIJD IfR.-XNCFS WII,I.S I,I'1I'l YOUNG IiI,IZ.-XBIi'I'H LOUISI-I ZHIQK SUMMER SCHCOL GRADUATES Every year there are a few students who carry on their school work while many are enjoying their summer vacation. Perhaps the summer school students are making up for lost time or gain- ing extra credits to speed the day of their graduation. VVhatever their purpose may lie, they deserve our congratulations. Only a person of strong determination could perservere through the drowsy summer mornings when so many outside interests beckon. It takes courage even to contemplate attending summer school after nine months of hard work. However, the student often finds it well worth his while to set a goal and work diligently towards it. By devoting a few hours of each day to study, the boy or girl who enters summer school usually Ends all efforts richly rewarded, especially in the case of the senior who then receives the High School diploma. -ALICE lVIAsoN, '43 JULIAN ELWOOD AMOS FRANCES ELIZABETH ARCHER HARRIET ARNOLD ELAINE BAKER REGINA TESLER BAR'I'l,EY PASQUALINA CECILIA CARLEO HELEN CHERACLES CATHERINE ELIZABETH DELANEY JOSEPH MILTON COLLECTOR MYRTLE FIELDS DOROTHY FLOYD GWENDOLIN E GRESI-IAM PAUL GOLDMAN MARY FRANCES GRIFFITH CARL ALONZO HAGGARD, JR. MURIEL HANKINS KENNETH GARRISON I-IALSTEAD SHIRLEY LOUISE HAWKINS CECIL JOHNSON ELLEN EUDORA KEE SHIRLEY KAZIN BENJAMIN LEONARD LAIBSTAIN JACK HOFFMAN MATTHEWS EVELYN FAYE MALCHOR WALTER LANE MCGREW DOROTHY MARY MORIN JAMES ELDON MURPHEY, JR. MILDRED EVELYN NOLLS GLORIA ELAINE MYERS WILLIAM WEBB PATTERSON CHARLES HERMAN SANDERLIN HENRY ADEN SHOOK ROBERT SCHERBERGER JULIUS EARL SHOULERS HERBERT NORMAN STEIN CLINTON DEWITT TURNER, JR. ARCHIE BOUCHE TAYLOR, JR. ALFRED LEE WOOD January Graduates-Statistics FLORENTINE HULDAH ALLEY-I-70 Hobbies-bowling and reading. Vocation-secretarial work. KENNETH ANDREW ASKEW-Toby Hobbies-softball, football. Vocation-apprentice in in the Navy Yard. CLARENCE WILLAIM ATKINSON-Slim Hobby-aviation. Vocation-aeronautics. ELSIE CHRISTINE BAILEY French Club. Hobbies-reading, tennis, boating. School-business college. Vocation-otI'ice worker. EDITH CHAPMAN BAKER-Piggie Maury Literary Society. Hobbies-singing, dancing, bowling. Vocation-music. WALTER JOSEPH BALDWINW Turk Maury Band. Hobb -music. School-Norfolk Divi- sion ofthe College ofyWilliam and Mary. DORIS MORING BANKS Hobby-listening to Glen Miller. School-Norfolk Division ofthe College of VVilliam and Mary. Vocation -aviatiln. HSSC. GREGORY MCCALEB BELL, JR.-Greg Maury Band. Hobbies-football, baseball, dancing, travel. School-Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and Medical College of Virginia. Vocation-medicine. SHIRLEY EDITH BERMAN Senior Class typist. Pastimes-dancing, bowling, skating. School-College of William and Mary. Voca- tion-private secretary. ANTHONY EDWARD BLACK-Senalor Hobby-model aeronautics. SchooliGeorgia Tech. Vocation-aeronautical engineer. JOSEPH KENNETH BLACK, JR. Hobbies-baseball, basketball, tennis. Vocation- architectural engineer. ELEANOR LUCILLE BLICK-Blum Treasurer of HSSC. Pastime-bowling. School- Norfolk Division ofthe College of William and Mary. Vocation-teacher. EDWARD BURTON BLOW-.700 Hobby-collecting swing records. School-Norfolk Navy Yard Apprentice School. ELIZABETH MAE BROCK-Libby Maury Special Chorus, Maury New representative, HR representative. Pastime-dancing. Vocation- telephone operator. HELEN EARL BROTHERS-Shorty Hobby-collecting popular songs. CLARINDA JOY BRYAN-Dimples Monogram Club, Maury Literary Society, Hypatia Math Club. Hobby-sailing. School-Duke Univer- sity. Vocation-medicine. MARY ANNE BUNTING'-Bunny HSSCg Spanish Club. Hobby-photography. MIRIAM GORDON BURGESS-Piggie Vice-President of Red Cross Clubg Etiquette Club. Hobbyhfreading. Vocation-nursing. DONALD LIVINGSTON BUTLER-Don President of Maury Band. Hobbies-sailing, music, swimming. School-U. S. Naval Academy. Vocation -navy. HELEN ISABEL CARLSON HSSC. Hobby-collecting classical records. Vocation -stenographer. JULIA MILLER CHAPPEL--f7ulie Hobby-playing the piano. School-Mars Hill, North Carolina. Vocation-nursing. JOSEPH WILLIAM CHRISTENBURY-Willie Pastime-working on automobiles. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Voca- tion-construction engineer. AI.FRED COGAN Hobby-collecting foreign coins. School-Medical College of Virginia. Vocation-pharmacist. HARRY EVANS CONKLIN, JR.-Shorty Senior HR representativeg Red Cross Club, Spanish Club. School-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Voca- tion-marine engineering. JULIA RITA COSGROVE-Skeefs French Club. Hobby-traveling. School-business college. Vocation-secretarial work. AMELIA MAE CRAFT-Meanie Maury News representative, HR representative. Hob- bies-swimming, dancing. School-St. Vincent's Hospital. CARROLL WILLIAM CREEKMORE--Creek Hobby-Hbowling. School-Navy Yard Apprentice School. Vocation-moldcr. SHIRLEY MAY CRITZ Pastime--bowling. School-business college. Voca- tion-secretary. MARGARET SALE CULPEPPER-Peggy Hobbies-tennis, music. School-business college. Vocation-stenographer. ANNE ELIZABETH DECKER Hobbies-horseback riding, tennis. School-Norfolk Division of the College of VVilliam and Mary. Voca- tion-secretarial work. CECILIA RITA DECKER-Sis HSSC. Pastimes-bowling, dancing. School-Norfolk College. Vocation-stenographer. ROBERT HENDRICKS DIXON, JR.-Sonny Maury Tennis Team. Hobbies-all sports. Vocation -aviation. DORIS VIRGINIA DRUMWRIGHT-Dee Dee Treasurer of Girl's Monogram Clubg Maury Literary Society. Pastimes-swimming, bicycle riding. MARVIN HEATH DUNCAN-Dunk Football Team, Science Club. School-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation-mechanical engineering. MAURICE ELMORE EI KE Hobbies-stamp collecting, baseball. Vocation-air- plane mechanic. . MARY EMILY EMERSON-Mary Em i Maury Chorusg Art Club. Hobbies-records, painting. School-Lynchburg College. BETTY GINN ENCHBo Hobbies-riding horseback, Hying. School-New Haven Woman's College. MARY LEE FASCETTA Hobbies-popular music, bowling. Vocation-secre- tary. MARJORIE MARGARET FLOWERS-Maggie HSSC. Hobby-collecting baby pictures. Vocation- typist. DEAN FLUSS, Jn.-Bud Hobby-traveling. School-University of Southern California. Vocation-embalmer. BERTHA FRIEDMAN-Bm Maury Band. Hobbies-dancing, music, snapshots. School--Madison College. DORIS ALICE GILPIN-Dot Spanish Club. Hobby-saving autographs of ban? leaders. JAMES ROGER GRANT-ffimmie Hobbies--model airplanes, baseball. Vocation-aero- nautical engineering. SAMUEL GREENBERG Hobbies-swimming, bowling. Vocation-oflice work. JAMES JOHN GRETES-yimmif Pastimes--swirnming, reading. School-Johns Hop- kins University. Vocation-geologist. VIOLA MAE GROSSO-V i Hobbies-bowling, knitting. School-College of Wil- liam and Mary. Vocation-arts of speech. MARY RUSSELL GUM Hobby-singing. School-Duke University. WILSON MONROE GWALTNEY-Tootie Hobby-aviation. Vocation-aviation. MARGARET LEE HALES HSSC. Pastimes-dancing, all sports. School--Nor- folk Division of the College of William and Mary. LILLIE VIRGINIA HENLEY HR representative. Hobbies-dancing, reading, movies. MARGARET PRISCILLA HERRING Hobbies-reading, movies, dancing. School-Farm- ville State Teachers College. Vocation-nursing. BEULAH MAY- HOBBY Hobby-collecting records. Vocation-stenographer. WILLIAM CHARLES HOFFMAN-Bill HR representative. Hobby-photography. School- Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-medicine. , HORATIO CORNICK HOGGARD, III Hi-Y. Hobbies-photography, church work. College jVirginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-engineer- mg. EMILY VIRGINIA HUDGINS I-IR representlativeg Maury Newx representativeg I-ISSC. Hobby-music. Vocation-stenographer. ETHEL MAUDE HUDGINS Art Clubg Etiquette Club. Hobbies-dancing, tennis. School-Kee's Secretarial College. Vocation-secre- tary. RALPH CABELL ISPHORDING Hobbies-all sports, sailing. Member ofNaval Reserve. ELIZABETH PRISCILLA JACOBS Hobbies-knitting, swimming. School-ebusiness col- lege. Vocation-'secretarial work. THELMA HELEN JACOBSON Hobby-saving all kinds of cards. School-Norfolk Business College. Vocation-secretarial work. SAMUEL WHARTON JOHNSON, JR. HR representative. Schoolf-University of Virginia. Vocation-medicine. BETSY MANN JONES Hobbies-reading, sports, studying dogs. School- Norfolk Division ofthe College of William and Mary. CHARLES HENRY JONES-Chick Maury Band. Hobby-baseball. School-Duke Uni- versity. DORIS MARJORIE JONES-f70ne.fy Hobby-bowling. Vocation-secretary. WALTER HIGGINS KATHERMAN, JR. Hobby-football. Vocation-saleswork. LEWIS EVANS KELLER-Rabbit Star lfgootball player, golf teamg baseball team. Hobby -go . JEAN EVELYN LAWw7eunie Hobby-collecting photographs. School-business col- lege. Vocation-telephone operator. WILLIAM SHERWOOD LEE-Bill Hobbies-football, drawing. School-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation-aviation. NAOMI ALBINA LINCOLN-Nona Bowling League. Hobbies-sports, collecting records. Vocation-secretary. FRANCES PATRICIA LOFURNO-Pat HSSCg Senior Class typist. Hobbies-tennis, bowling, dancing. School-Norfolk Business College. Vocation -private secretary. WILLIAM HURST LONGWORTH-Bill Hobby-baseball. School-Norfolk Division of the girginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-Naval Air orce. PHYLLIS MAY MAHONE-Pudgy Hobbies-dancing, music. Vocation-ofiice work. ROBERT EARL MANUEL Hobby-all sports. School-Navy Yard Apprentice School. Vocation-electrician. EMMA MAE MCPHERSON HR representativeg Hypatia Math Clubg HSSC. Hob- bies-dancing, bowling. Vocation-private secretary. WILLIAM HOWARD MEISSEL-Bill HR representativeg Maury Special Chorus. Hobby- music. Sohool-University of Virginia. Vocation- singing. JAMES FRANKLIN MILLER, JR.-jimmie Bookkeeper for Commodore of '42g Hi-Y. Hobbies- movies, bowling. MARY MITZ Hobby-collecting stamps. Vocation-bookkeeping. NORMA FRANCES MODLIN HSSCQ Art Club. Hobbies-dancing, bowling, tennis MARY ESTELLE MORGAN Vice-President January Class of '42g HR representativeg Monogram Club. Hobbv-sewing. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. NALDA LOUVAINE MORRIS Junior Red Cross Club. Hobby-bowling. MARY BRITANIA MUIR-Pots HR representative. Hobbies-dancing, orchestras. Vocation-laboratory technician. CHARLES WILSON NELMS, JR.-Charlie Hobby-sailing. School-Georgia Tech. Vocation- naval aviation. CLARENCE LEE NEWTON, JR. Hobbies-stamps, football. Vocation-aviation. HAYWOOD NOLTING NICHOLS-Nick Hobbies-reading, sailing. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. JOYCE LEE NICHOLS-Yoy Maury News representative. Hobby-clay-modeling. Vocation-retoucher. TRUDY ANN NORDLINGER French Club. Hobby-photography. School-Pea- body Conservatory. Vocation-radio work. ELLIS ELDRIDGE O'NEAL, Jr.. Muury News representative. Hobby-bowling. School -University of Richmond. Vocation-teaching. CATHERINE ALMA RAIFORD School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-designer. DAVID ROLE REFSAHL-Rep Hobby-swimming. Maury Special Chorus. HARRY DUDLEY RIGGINS-Durk Hobby-basketball. School-University of Virginia. ELIZABETH SALMON ROBERTS-jfimmie Hobby-bowling. WARREN LEROY RUDIGER Hobbies-football, collecting stamps. Vocation-trade in Navy Yard. GRACE BERNICE RUNNELS Hobbies-reading, swimming. School-business col- lege. Vocation-office work. MILLARD THOMAS SANDERLIN-Bubber Hobbies-baseball, football. School-aviation school. Vocation-aeronautics. WILLIE PAULINE SANDERLIN--Sandy President of Junior Red Cross Clubg Maury Literary Society, HSSC. Pastime-working in Maury Library. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-social service worker. JOHN CROCKETT SCOTT-Sfollie Maury News representative. Hobby-model building. Vocation-lineman for telephone company. LEONARD SELIGMAN-Lennie Bain Literary Society. Hobbies-sailing, fishing, bowl- ing. School-University of Virginia. WILLIAM OTTIE SHERMAN, JR.-Bill Assistant Editor of Muuriy News. Hobbies-art, journalism. College-Norfo k Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-structural engineer. JANE ELIZABETH SMITH-Baal: French Club. Hobbies-dancing, music. School- Madison College. ELLEN LOUISE SMITHWICK Treasurer January Class of '42g Etiquette Club. Hob- bies-bowling, horseback riding, walking. School- Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-research work in physics. EARL CARLTON STALLINGS Hobbies-baseball, football, tennis. Vocation-office work. EMMETT ELTON STEWART, Jn.-Dicky School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-naval aviation. JAMES THEODORE TARKENTON-Teddy Hobbies-football, basketball. Vocation-Navy Yard work. DORA ETHEL THRASHER ' Hobbies-painting, playing the piano. Vocation- Horal designer. MORTON MYER TRAUB-Marty Pastime-reading. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-accounting. ROBERT BROOKS TRAWEEK-Moe Hobby-handball. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-aviation. BERNARD WILFORD TUNSTALL-Bud Hobby-sports. School-Virginia Military Institute. WILLIAM IRVING TRUITT-Bill Hobbies-football, basketball. School-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation--engineering. MATTIE LUCILE VAUGHN-Cile Hobbies-art, painting. Art Club. ' THEODORE VENETIDY Hobby-basketball. Vocation-apprentice in Navy Yard. N FRANCES ELIZABETH VOLZ-Fran Etiquette Club. Hobbies-dancing, swimming. Vo- cation-nursing. LOYD HILTON WEATHERLY President of January Class of '42g Hi-Yg Maury News Staff. Hobbies-swimming, all sports. BARBARA ANN WHITE-Barboo Maury News representativeg Girl's Monogram Club. Hobby-movies. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-nursing. JOHN ELVIS WHITE-Yohnn y Maury Special Chorus. Hobbies-music, swimming. School-United States Naval Academy. Vocation- naval oH'icer. CAROL CATHERINE WILLIAMS HSSC. Hobbies-horseback riding, sketching. JEAN CARROL WILLIS Secretary of January Class .of '42g Maury News' rep- resentative. Hobbies-bowllng, dancing. Vocation- commerical artist. CLARENCE EUGENE WOMBLE, JR.-Yunnie Hobby-mechanics. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-automotive engineering. MELVILLE CROWDER WOOD, JR.-Brather Hobbies-hunting, swimming. Vocation-steeple-jack. WILLIAM ELLIOTT WOOD-Bilb Hobby-sailing. School-Hampden Sydney. Voca- tion-banking. DELLA ELIZABETH WORRELL-Betty Hobbies-horseback riding, drawing. School-Duke University. Vocation-interior decorating. MARGARET MARIE WRENN HSSCg Etiquette Club. Pastime-swimming. School -Johns Hopkins University. Vocation-nursing. CAROLYN CLAY WRIGHT Hobby-music. Vocation-nursing. The following are the names of January graduates ' whose pictures do not appear: HELEN DORSET ADDISON WILLIAM NURNEY FOREHAND, Jn. STANLEY JONES GARRISON JACK CARNEY GOMER CARLTON GRAY JONES JAMES LEWIS KIRBY, JR. ALFRED LANKFORD MCKOWN ALTON CLIFFORD SMITH BARBARA KNOX WOODHOUSE CAROLINE WOOD YOUNG June Graduates - Statistics WILLIAM BRANCH ABBOTT-Bill Hobby-golf. School-University of North Carolina. Vocation-lawyer. VERA FRANCES ACKISS Hobbies-drawing, bowling, music. College-business school. Vocation-secretary. KATHERINE WHITEHEAD ALFRIEND-Kit Latin Club, Hypatia Math Club. Hobbies-reading, drawing. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-technician. CHARLES WILLIAM ANDERSON-Gump Hobby-hand gunnery. College-Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-medicine. DEMETRA ANDRESOS-Tula Manager of Monogram Club. Hobbies-art, stamp collecting. Vocation-gyminstructor. AUGUSTUS ANNINOS-Gut 'Hbobies-hunting, fishing, reading. School-George Washington University. Vocation-diplomatic service. WILLYE D1XoN ATKINS-Dixie I Spanish Club. Hobbies-fishing, hunting, swimming. School-business college. DOROTHY LOUISE AUSTIN-Doxxie Hobbies-movies, golf, bowling. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Voca- tion-interior decorator. HERMAN AXELROD Hobby-baseball. School-Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-marine or aeronautical drafting. VIRGINIA BELLE BAISE Hobbies-baseball, football. Vocation-civil service secretary. ELTON EDWARD BAKER Hobbies-hunting, Iishing. School-Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-electrical engineering. HELEN BELL BAKER-Mud HR representative. Hobby-bicycle riding. Vocation -telephone operator. MARY NELL BAKER-Merrie Hobbies-music, bowling. Vocation-lawyer. WILLIAM MCDONALD BALLARD-Bill Junior HR representatiye. Hobbies-swimming, auto races. College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. WILLIAM HENRY BANDURA-Bill . Hobby-automobiles. CollegeAeNorfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-United States Navy. EDWARD ANDREW BARCO Hobby-hunting. School-Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-engineering. MARY ELIZABETH BARDEN-Betty Cheer leaderg Dramatic Clubg Etiquette Clubg Hypatia Math Club. FRANCES JUNE BARLOW Hypatia Math Clubg Bowling League. Hobby-col- lecting records. College--University of North Carolina. MARY ELIZABETH BARRETT Hobby-designing clothes. College-Richmond Divi- sion ofthe College of William and Mary. Vocation- designing. EDWIN SELWIN BARRON-Eddie Hobbies-baseball, collecting stamps. College-Non folk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-aeronautics. MARY JANE BATCHELDER-Blondie Hobbies-football, tennis. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-secretarial work. JAMES EDWARD BATEMAN-ffimmic Maury News representative. Hobby-photography. Vocation-architect. MARGARET VIRGINIA BAUM Hobbies-reading, dancing. College-Norfolk Busi- ness College. LOYCE DOLLY BAUMGARD-Lo Hobbies-singing, dancing. Vocation-stenographer. JOHN ROBERT BAYLIS-Bob Hi-Y. Hobbies-boat building, sailing. College-Non folk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-chemical engineering. ROBERT PAYNE WARING BAYLOR, Jn.-Bobby HR representativegHi-Y. Hobby-bowling. School- University of Virginia. Vocation-real estate or in- surance. JOHN WILLARD BEACHEM-Beech-Nut Hobby-football. College-Duke University. Voca- tion-.-airplane pilot. GUY RUDOLPH BEALE, JR.-Bmzie Co-Business Manager of Maury Ncwsg Cheer leaderg Hi-Y. College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vo- cation-business. GEORGE ADAM BEAN Cheer leader. Vocation-physician in Public Health Service. BEVERLY RONA BELKOV Maury Band and Orchestra. Hobbies-music, reading, College-University of Maryland. Vocation-die- titian. ANNE BEVERLEY BENNETT-Bev HSSCg Etiquette Clubg Cheer leader. Hobbies-music, dancing. College-Duke University. Vocation-com- mercial art or architecture. PEARL JEAN BERMAN-jean French Club. Hobby-dancing. Vocation-bac- teriologist. GEORGE EDWIN BOWDEN Vice president of Cannon Math Clubg president of Bain Literary Society. Hobby-chess. College- Webb Institute. Vocation-architect. DOROTHY EVANS BRANCH-Dot HR representative. Hobby-reading. HERBERT LOUIS BREGMAN-Sherby Hobby-model airplanes. College--Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation-aeronautical engineering. WILLIAM BONNEY BRENT-Bill Hobby-football. Vocation-civil service. HENLEY SIDNEY BREWBAKER-Brew Maury Bowling Team. Hobbies-bowling, basketball JULIA SUBLETT BRIDGES-Cutie Vice President of June Class of '42g Vice President of Junior Class. Latin Club. Hobbies-dancing, swim- ming, tennis. College-William and Mary Art School of Richmond. JULIA ATWATER BRISTOW Maury News representativeg Treasurer of Latin Clubg Etiquette Clubg Hypatia Math Club. Hobbies- drawing, badminton, waltz music. College-Sweet Briar College. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH BROWN-Gerlie Spanish Clubg Hypatia Math Club. Hobbies-traveL ing, swimming. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation--airplane hostess. GEORGE KENDRICK BROWN-Kenny Hobby-bowling. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-chemical or civil engineer. HARVEY EARL BROWN, JR. Hi-Y. Hobby-sports in general. School-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. HUGH GILBERT BROWN, JR.-Buff. Photographic Editor of the Commodore and Maury News. Hobby-photography. School--Norfolk Divi- sion of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation- chemist. MARY NELSON BROWN Spanish Club. Hobbies-swimming, square dancing. College-Bellevue Hospital. Vocation-nursing. TRENHOLM LOWELL BROWNLEY-Tren Hi-Y. Hobbies-swimming, riding, dancing. College -Virginia Military Institute. LUCY LEIGH BUCHANAN HSSC. College-business school. Vocation-nursing. RHEBA BURGESS President of French Club, Etiquette Club. Hobby- movies. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. VIRGINIA HARRIET BURNS-Ginny HSSCg Bowling League, Monogram Club. Hobbies- skating, dancing, bowling. Vocation-nursing. EMMA LOUISE BURROUGHS Maury Special Chorus, HSSCg Spanish Club, Etiquette Club. Hobby-piano. DARDANELLA DORCAS CARPENTER-Corky Cheer leader, HSSC. Hobbies-football games, danc- ing. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-dietitian. RICHARD CARROLL-Dirk Hobbies-collecting stamps, sports. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation -engineering. MARY MARGUERITE CARTWRIGHT-Blondie HSSC. Hobbies-dancing, collecting pictures. School -Norfolk Business College. Vocation-typist. WEBSTER MONROE CHANDLER, Jn.-Web Assistant Editor of Commodore, Treasurer of Sopho- more Classg Corresponding Secretary of Hi-Yg Cannon Math Club, Spanish Club. Hobbies-photography, music. College-Virginia Military Institute. Voca- tion-chemical engineering. HERMAN AUGUSTUS CHAPPELL Maury News representative. Hobby-collecting records. School-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation- accountant. WILLIAM CHERNITZER-Willie Hobbies-baseball, football, dancing. College-Vir- ginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-aviation. ALLEN JEFFRIES CLAY, IR.-Pinger Treasurer of the June Class of '42g Treasurer of gunior Classg Hi-Y. Hobbies-tennis, basketball. Sc ool- Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-electrical en- gineering. HELEN LOUISE CLIN E-Carolina Hobbies-swimming, bowling. College-Medical Col- lege of Virginia. Vocation-nursing. VERNON LONSDALE COFER, Jn.-Lansdale Hi-Y. Hobby-fishing. School-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-doctor. HARRY COHEN Hobbies-all sports. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-medicine. BARBARA JEAN COLEY-Bob Spanish Club, HSSC. Hobbies-horseback riding, swimming, dancing. School-Rockefeller Institute. Vocation-designer, interior decorator. BETTY JOANNE COLVIN Etiquette Club. Hobbies-reading, dancing. School -business college. Vocation-stenotype operator. BETTY RUTH CONSOLVO-Tina Hobby-movies. College-Norfolk Business College. Vocation-stenography. EDWARD JEFFERSON COOPER-Eddie Co-Sports Editor of Commodoreg Membership Chair- man of Hi-Yg Treasurer of Spanish Club. School- Virginia Iolytechnic Institute. Vocation-mechanical engineering. RICHARD LEE CROUCH-Crouch Hi-Y. Hobby-sports. School-Webb Institute. Vo- ction-naval architect. FRANCES WILLARD CURFMAN-Comfy Hobbies-desiging clothes, playing piano. Vocation- private secretary. HENRY GEORGE DALONAS-Yia' Hobby-attending entertainments. School-Duquesne University. MARY LOUISE DAVENPORT-Mary Lou Maury Special Chorus. Hobbies-bowling, tennis, dancing. School-College of William and Mary. Vo- cation-secretary. AMELIA ENAID DAVIDSON-Sis Hypatia Math Clubg Monogram Club. Hobbies- tennis, photography, swimming. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-teacher. HELEN DAPHNE DAVIS-Daffy Maury Special Chorus. Hobbies-sketching, photo- graphy, music. MARIAN EVELYN DAVIS Cheer leaderg HSSC. Hobbies-movies, collecting toy animals. College-Norfolk Business College. Voca- tion-secretary. PAULINE MAE DAVIS-Polbf Hobby-dancing. School-business college. Voca- tion-secretary. MARGARET HURCELIA DEW-Dutchie HSSC. Hobbies-boating, skating, fishing. School- business college. NAN ELIZABETH DICKENS-Nan Maury Special Chorus. Hobby-singing. Vocation- singing. MARY ANN DILLON Maury Orchestra, Dramatic Club. Hobbies-music, collecting souvenirs. ELLA MAE DIVERS-Punc Hobbies-riding ferry boats, dancing, walking in rain. Vocation-telephone operator. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH DIXON-Dicky Hobby-horseback riding. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. MARGARET VIRGINIA DOBBINS-Margie H o b b i e s-skating, dancing, Vocation-telephone operator. JAMES TIMOTHY DONAHUE-Timmy Hobby-boating. College-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-aeronautics. HENRY TOUFIC DOUMMAR Hobbies-beach boy, swimming. Vocation-drafts- man. MARY ELIZABETH DOWNEY Hobbies-dancing, swimming. School-University of Maryland. Vocation-teaching. HELEN MAE DRUMWRIGHT HSSC. Hobbies-dancing, reading. Vocation--steno- grapher. RALPH ANTHONY DYER-T. T. Hobby-phonograph records. Vocation-mechanical engineering. HARRY CURRAN EISENBEISS Hi-Y. Hobby-boats. College-Georgetown Univer- sity. Vocation-mechanical engineering. FRANCES ROSE EISENBERG Maury News representative. College-College of Wil- liam and Mary. ERNEST LYNWOOD ELEY-Slim Hobbies--music, collecting records, dancing. College -University of Alabama. Vocation-accounting. JUNIUS ROBERT ELLIS, JR.-8-ball Hobbies-baseball, bowling. Vocation-aviation. ROSE ANNA ENEVOLDSEN-Rosie Latin Club. Hobby-movies. College-Duke Uni- versity. Vocation-nursing. ANNA CAROLYN ETHERIDGE-Lillie Bit Hobbies-dancing, reading. College-Norfolk Busi- ness College. Vocation-newspaper work. SHIRLEY ETHERIDGE Hobbies-music, movies. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation- civil service work. - HILDA DENNIS EWELL-Six Junior Red Cross Clubg Red Cross representative. Hobbies-piano, folk music. Vocation-secretary. WILLIAM WALLACE FACE-Wallace Dramatic Club. Hobby-playing piano. School- Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-architecture. JEANNE LOUISE FALCONER-Ymnnie Junior Red Cross Club. Hobbies-reading, scrapbooks. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-social worker. NELL ORENE FERGUSON-Nellie Maury News representativeg French Club. Hobby- swimming. College-Highpoint College. Vocation- nursing. CARMEN VIRGINIA FITCHETTE Maury Literary Society, French Club. Hobbies- music, reading, swimming. School-College of William and Mary. ALMA MARY LUCY FLOWERS Hobbies-reading, saving pennies. Vocation-sales- girl, buyer. ROBERT MEADE FORREST, Jn. Band, Orchestra, Special Chorus. Hobby-music. Vocation-Civil Service. FRANCIS DWIGHT FORTNER-Frank Hobby-music. School-Indiana University. EDITH JANE FOSTER-E. Yam' Triangle Leader of HSSC, Etiquette Clubg Latin Club. Hobbies-chewing gum, traveling, music. School- Madison College. ARCHIE MITCHELL FOX-Mike Hobbies-flying, football. College-Carnegie Institute of Technology. Vocation-civil engineering. JACOB WILLIAM FREESLAND-Billy Hobby-listening to popular records. Vocation-rail- roading. LAULIE BELL FRIEDLIN-Tiny Vice President of French Clubg Treasurer of Maury Special Chorus, HSSCQ Etiquette Club, Dramatic Club. Hobbies-scrapbooks, writing letters, hair styles. College-Madison College. Vocation-music. ROSALIE JUNE FRIEDLIN-Yunie Bug HSSCg Maury Special Chorus, Dramatic Club, Etiquette Club. Hobbies-cooking, sewing. HERBERT FLETCHER FRISBIE Hobbies-mechanics, handicraft. Vocation-aero- nautical technology. ETHEL THOMPSON FULCHER-Paticnze HSSC. Hobbies-movies,dancing. School-business college. Vocation-government work. FLORENCE GAITHER-The Duchess Dramatic Club. Hobbies-dramatics,writing. School -Tobe-Coburn School of Designing. Vocation- designer. JOHN D. GALANIDES-The Count Hobbies-collecting stamps, amateur radio. School- College of William and Mary. BETTY SUE GANTT Hobby-crabbing. College-Duke Universityf Vo- cation-medicine. PAULL RHODES GETTIER-Pablo Hobby-reading. College-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-electrical engineering. BETTY SUE GHOLSON - Monogram Club. Hobby-collecting glass shoes. Vo- cation-saleslady. DOROTHY MAE GILLETT-Teddy Hobbies-reading, collecting knick-knacks. College- Duke University. Vocation-medicine. Q MARY ELLEN GILLISS-Meg -HR representativeg Etiquette Club, Vice President of HSSC. College--College of William and Mary. PAUL BERNARD GILLROY-Gil A Hobbies-boating, swimming. College-Norfolk Divi- sion of the College of William and Mary. Vocation- electrical engineering. WILLIAM JOSEPH GOODMAN-Billy Hobby--photography. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. JOHNNIE LYCURTIS GOODWIN-Slim Hobbies-reading and astronomy. Vocation-drafts- man. JEAN BUNDY GOODWYN Co-Editor of Commadoreg President of Latin Club, HSSCg Maury Literary Society. Hobbies-public speaking, reading. College-Randolph-Macon Wo- man's College. Vocation-translator. SHIRLEY LEE GOTTLIEB Monogram Club. Hobbies-swimming, dancing. Vo- cation--stenography. WILLIAM MONTROSE GRAHAM-Bill Hobby-science. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. ,Vocation--chemistry. WILBUR CARLTONs GRAY-Bill Hobby-woodwork. I Vocation--machinist. ELSIE MAE GREGORY-Chicken Hobbies-skating and swimming. School-business college. Vocation-airline stewardess. RILEY MIDGETTE GREGORY-Doc -Hobbies--tennis, chemistry. School-Randolph-Mm con College. Vocation-medicine. MARGIE EDITH GRIMSTEAD-Smudgie Hcbby-music. School-Coastal Business College. Vocation-secretarial work. JEROME STANLEY GROSS Hobbies-raising tropical Fish, fishing. College- College of William and Mary. Vocation-medicine. MARY ALSTON GUILFORD French Clubg Junior Red Cross Club. Hobbies-read- Q ind, bowling. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-nursing. LUCY GOODE HAINES Vice President of Dramatic Club, Hypatia Math Club. Hobbies-reading, dancing, stamp collecting. School -Mary Washington College. WALTER NATHANIEL HANBURY, JR.-Ham iHobby-baseball. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-engineering. VIVIENNE VI ETT HANCOC K-Vee Hobby-dancing. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William, and Mary. Vocation-nursing. EDITH LUCILLE HARCUM-Egypl Junior Red Cross Club. 'Hobbies-music, movies. School-Norfolk Business College. Vocation-steno- graphy. PAULINE HARRELL-Penny HSSCg Etiquette Clubg Maury Special Chorus. Hobby -mfisic. Vocation-music. BEVERLY DREXEL HARRIS Maury Band. School-College of William and Mary. CHARLES LEONARD HARTMAN-Charlie Hobbies-model building, sports. May train in United States Navy. Vocation-Naval Air Corps. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HAYES-f7oe-Yose Etiquette Club. Hobbies-skating, bowling, music. MARJORIE BENNETT HAYES-Slzortie President of HSSCg Maury Special Chorusg Etiquette Clubg Maury Literary Society. Hobbies--camping, swimming, music. CollegwNorfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. WILLIAM CLAIBORNE HAYES, JR.-711:16 Cannon Math Club. Hobbies-sports in general. VIVIAN ELIZABETH HAYNIE-Bebe French Club. Hobbies-bowling, music. Vocation- medical secretary. DOROTHY VIRGINIA HEBERT-Dol Co-Art Editor of Commodareg Cheer leaderg Etiqutte Club, Art Club. Hobbies-drawing, reading, knitting. ANNE PENDLETON HERBERT-Penny Hobbies-dancing, house parties. Vocation-nurse. SYLVIA MAE HITE-Susie Hobby-collecting china pitchers. Vocation-telephone operator. ADA FRANCES HOBBS HSSCg Bowling League. Hobbies-music, bowling. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation- a1r hostess. PHILIP GLENN HOFFMAN, JR.-Woody Hobbies-baseball, photography. Vocation-baseball. ANNE ELIZABETH HOLLAND Hobby-horseback riding. School-Duke University. Vocation-nurse. KATHERINE STUART HOLLINGSWORTH-Kacky Hobby-collecting knick-knacks. Vocation-interior decorator. MARY SUE HORTON HSSCg Etiquette Club. Vocation-stenographic work. DORIS JANE HOUGH-Dimplex HSSC. Hobby-walking. School-Kee's Secretarial College. Vocation-stenographer. WILLIAM QUENTIN HUBBARD-Bill Hobbies-football, automobiles. Vocation-mechanics. MAYWOOD FRANKLIN HUDGINS-Chum Hobby-bowling. College-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-naval aviator. JOSEPH STUART HUME, JR. Hobbies--sports, dancing. School-University of Vir- ginia. Vocation-medicine. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON Dramatic Clubg Maury Literary Society. College- Farmville State Teacers College. THOMAS BURCHARD HYATT Hobby-football. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-electrical engineering. ROBERT ALI.YN IVES, Jn. Hobby-working on automobiles. Vocation--drafting. MARCUS GORDON JAMES, JR.qM..f1. Hi-Y. Hobbies-swimming, fishing, hunting. College -Virginia Military Institute. BARBARA JEAN JENNINGS-Bobby Hobby-flying. School-University of California. Vocation-aeronautics. MARION WAT KINS JOHNSON HR representative. Hobbies-tennis, bowling, read- ing. Vocation-medical technician. DOROTHY JUAN ITA JONES-Dol HR representative. Hobbies-music, dancing. Voca- tion-nursing. LEWIS EDWARD JONES-Lew Entered the University of North Carolina through competitive examination in January, 1942, to study for medical surgery. RArsfDo1,PH LEE JONES-Dudolph Secretary of Hi-Yg Maury Bandg HR representative. Hobbies-gardening, carving. College-Virginia Mili- tary Institute. Vocation-agricultural chemist. WALTER RALEIGH JONES Maury Band. Hobby-playing cornet. Vocation- music. WARWICK JOHN MORRIS JONES-Morris Hobby-collecting old jazz records. College-Uni- versity of Chicago. Vocation-teaching history. GOODWIN BROWNE JORDAN-Chick Hobbies-golf, swimming, hunting. School-Univer- sity of Virginia. BARBARA DOUGHTREY JOYNER-Baby Hobby-reading. Vocation-department store buyer. JACK DAVID JUNG-Yungle Hobby-mathematics. College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-engineering. ALBERT KAPLAN-All Maury Bandg Red Cross representative. School- Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-business administration. EVELYN RUTH KASE-Kasey French Club. Hobby-reading. College-Norfolk Division ofthe College of William and Mary. Vocation -nursing. EDITH CECELIA KATZ-Kizty Hobbies-collecting phonograph records and post cards. School-business college. Vocation-government work. NATALIE KEATTS-Shorlie Hobbies-writing leters, collecting match covers, read- ing. Vocation-messenger at Norfolk Navy Yard. FRANKLIN DAVID KERKHOF Maury Special Chorusg Latin Club. Hobby-music College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. MAJOR LATHERN KIGHT, JR.-Lucky Hobby-modeling airplanes. Vocation-engineering. WILLIAM ARTHUR KLYVER-Bill Hobby-football. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. MILTON KRAMER-Mickey Spanish Club. Hobbies-dancing, tennis, swimming. School-Universi ty of Virginia. Vocation-accounting. SHIRLEY PAULINE KREGER Hobbies-movies, sports. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-ac- countant. ELLIS LOUIS KRINITZSKY Hobbies-mineralogy, chemistry. College-Norfolk Division of the College of VVilliam and Mary. SHIRLEY KRUGER Spanish Club. Hobby-reading. Vocation-teaching. GEORGE VANHORNE KUCK-Cookie Maury Band. Hobby-stamps. School-Georgia Tech. Vocation-navigation. EVANGELINE KYRUS-Van Hobbies-horseback riding, hiking, dancing. College -Stuart Circle Hospital. Vocation-nursing. ELEANORE MAY LAKE Maury News representative. . Hobby-making new clothes, trying recipes. Vocation-interior decorator. JAMES WHIPPLE LANE Hobbies-baseball, sailing. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation- draftsman. ROY JACK LAPIDUS Hobbies-bowling, records, horseback riding. School -College of William and Mary. Vocation-clothing business. EDITH MAE LAWRENCE-Honey Hobby-reading. College-Norfolk Business College. Vocation-stenography. CHARLOTTE JUSTINE LEON Art Clubg Dramatic Clubg Etiquette Club. Hobbies- records, dancing, art. Vocation-art. PHYLLIS MARUE LEON-Phyl HR representativeg Maury News representative, Treasurer of Dramatic Clubg French Clubg Red Cross Club. Hobby-dramatics. School-dramatic school. Vocation-acting. GEORGE MILTON LEVINE Transferred to Thomas Jefferson in Richmond, but will receive Maury diploma. NORMA ANN LEVY-Ann French Club. Hobbies-bowling, driving, listening to Glenn Miller. College--Wheaton College. CATHERINE EARLE LEWIS-Kitgv Hobby-collecting match covers. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-foreign diplomatic corps. HERBERT LOUIS LIFLAND-Herby Hobby--bowling. College-University of Virginia. Vocation--law. ADELE FRANCES LIPKIN Maury News representative. French Clubg Dramatic Club. Hobby-acting. College-dramatic school. Vocation-dramatics. EARL STANLEY LI PNICK Hobby-sports. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. CHARLES EDWARD LITTLE-Ed Monogram Club. Hobbies-baseball, football, basket- ball. College-University of North Carolina. Voca- tion-baseball player. JEAN PRICE LONG--Shorty Corresponding Secretary of Art Clubg French Clubg Cheerleader. College-Maryland Institute. Vocation -commercial artist. RAYMOND LAWRENCE LUHRING-Heavy Hobbies-chemistry, boating. College-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation-businessman. ALICE VIRGINIA MACDONALD-Mac Co-Editor of Maury Newsg HR representativeg HSSCg Hypatia Math Club, Maury Literary Society: Latin Clubg Vice President of Quill and Scroll Club. Hobbies -sports, music. College-Medical College of Virginia. Vocation-surgical nurse. CHARLES PHILIP MACHEN, Jn.-Phil Hi-Y. Hobbies-aquatic sports. School-United States Naval Academy. MARY PAULINE MACHEN Hobby-bowling. College-Georgetown University. Vocation-surgical nurse. MONTY NEIL MACK Hobbies-collecting stamps, driving. College-Han vard University. Vocation--medicine. JOHN ALBERT MAFFEO Hobby-sports. School-Naval Air Training Station. Vocation-airplane mechanic. BERNARD DAVIDSON MANN-Dave Latin Clubg Hi-Y. Hobby-baseball. School-Vin ginia Military Institute. Vocation-chemist. ANN HAWES MANSON Triangle Leader of HSSCQ Etiquette Clubg Maury Literary Society. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. HAROLD EDWIN MASENGILL, Jn.-Buddy Co-Editor of Commodore, Vice President of Latin Club, Secretary of Cannon Math Club. Hobbies-music, camping. School-UniversityofVirginia. Vocation- educator. BARBABA RUTH MCCLELLAN-Bobby Hobbies-drawing, singing, reading. School-art school. Vocation-commercial art. , OZA HARRISON MCDANIEL-Pal Hobby-swimming. School-Duke University. Vo- cation-dietician. WALTER CLARK MCDANIEL, Ja.-Mar Hobbies-modeling airplanes, reading. School-Non folk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-aviation mechanic. ALONZA BURROUGHS MCKEEL-Mac Hi-Y. Hobbies-sailing, boat building. College-Nor- folk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-naval architect. MARGARETTE ANN MCLEOD-Muggim HSSCg Etiquette Clubg Latin Club. Hobbies-piano, football games, dancing. College-Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Vocation-teaching. THOMAS RANDOLPH MCNAMARA-T. Mar Hi-Y, Cannon Math Club. Hobbies-amateur radio, pets, harmonica playing. JOAN MARIE MCQUADE-70 Hobbies-dancing, singing. Vocation-stenography. MARY JANE MCVAY-Mj' Manager of basketball teamg Monogram Club. Hobby -traveling. LOIS HOOPER MEEKINS Hobbies-reading, skating. School-College of Wil- liam and Mary. FRANCES EDWARD MELCHIORRE-Punrlzy Hobby-boxing. College-University of Virginia. SHIRLEY MAE MIDGETT Hobbies-needlework, dancing. School-College of William and Mary. ZETA OVERTON MIDGETTE-Baby Monogram Club. Hobbies-collecting insects, danc- ing. College-Madison College. Vocation-dietitian. HARRIET PIERCE MILLER Hobby--listening to records. College-Farmville State Teacers College. WILLIAM SHEPPARD MILLER, Jn.-Mort HR representative. Hobby-playing drums. School -Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-business- man. ALAN SIDNEY MIRMAN Sports Editor of Maury Newsg Bain Literary Society. Hobbies-playing the piano, popular music. School- Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation-accountant. WILLIAM HANES MONROE4Billy Hobby-bowling. School-Virginia Polytechnic ln- stitute. Vocation-medicine. ALFRED GEORGE MOORE, Jn.-Moose Hobby-sports. School-Virginia Military Institute. ALVIN ROLAND MOORE, Ja. l-li-Yg Maury Bandg Cannon Math Club. Hobby- collecting stamps. College-Georgia Institute of Technology. FRANCES LEVERN E MORGAN-Red Bowling League. Hobbies-football games, howling. Vocation-dental work. JAMES LEROY MORGAN-Yim President of June Senior Class of '42g President of Junior Classg Cannon Math Club. Hobbies-basket- ball, parties. School-University of Pennsylvania. Vocation-chemist. ALICE CATHERINE MOSIER-Kitty Hobbies-movies, dancing. Vocation-telephone operator. LOYALL EDWARD MURDOCH-Eduardo Secretary of Spanish Clubg Secretary of Chess Club. Hobby-amateur radio. College-Georgia Institute of Technology. Vocation-communications engineer. CELESTE ISABEL MURPHEY-Lessie Hobby-collecting pictures. College-business school. Vocation-secretarial work. GLORIA ST. SING NEWSOME-Gruexome Captain of cheer leaders, Treasurer of Dramatic Club. Hobbies-dancing, horses, airplanes. College-College of William and Mary. Vocation-interior decorator. MARGARET LOUISE NICHOLS Hobbies-movies, collecting records, scrap-book. Vo- ' cation-typist. BERTRAM SPAGAT NUSBAUM, JR.-Nudgebollom Sports Editor of Maury Newsg basketball manager. Hobbies-scouting, dancing, sports. School-Univer- sity of Virginia. Vocation-journalism. HELEN KATHERINE O'CONNOR-Boots Hobby-model ship building. College-Norfolk Divi- sion ofthe College of William and Mary. Vocation- laboratory technician. MARY ELIZABETH ODOM HSSC. Hobbies-music, reading. ' Vocation-sec retary. V JONATHAN WHITEHEAD OLD III-Yohnny . Secretary of June Class of '42g Secretary of Junior Classg Hi-Y. Hobbies-tennis, basketball. School- Yirginia Military Institute. Vocation-civil engineer- ing. WILLIAM JUSTIN OLSEN-Bill Hobbies-bowling, music. Vocation-machinist. MELVIN HERMAN ORNOFF-On-an-Of Circulation Manager of the Maury News. Hobby- tennis. BETTY JANE OSBORNE-Berry HR representativeg Vice President of Maury Literary Society, Art Club. Hobby-reading. School- Greensboro College for Women. Vocation-com- merical art. LELIA JACKSON OTTLEY-Peggia Hobbies-music, fishing, dancing. Vocation-airplane mechamc. NANCY LAVINIA OUTLAND Maury Special Chorusg HSSCg Etiquette Clubg Latin Clubg I-Iypatia Math Club, Girls' Monogram Clubg Maury Literary Societyg Red Cross Club. Hobbies- dancing,'jokes, singing. School-College of William and Mary. THOMAS SANFORD OVERSTREET-LitlleO Hobbies-dancing, all sports. Vocation-aircraft me- chamc. QUENTIN DURWARD OWEN-QD. Hobby-music. College-Virginia Polytechnic ln- stitute. Vocation-navy pilot. FRANK STORY PACE, JR.-Frank Hobby-sailing. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. WILSON GLYNN PAGE-Flick Hobbies-traveling, reading. Vocation-linesman. CHARLOTTE WALCHON PARKS-Charlie Dramatic Club, HSSC. Hobbies-dancing, listening to good music. SHIRLEY VIRGINIA PARRISH Vice President of Spanish Club. Hobbies-toe danc- ing, swimming, hiking. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-interior decorating. ANN PAUL-Red Maury Special Chorus, HSSC. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-buyer. MARY WEST PAUL-Westie Etiquette Clubg French Club. Hobby-listening to Glenn Miller. College-St. Mary's Junior College. Vocation-music. HERBERT MEYER PEARLMAN-Mike Hobbies-comic acting, tumbling, flying, horseback riding. College-University of Southern California. Vocation-actor. - MARGARET CATHERINE PETTIT-Peggy HSSCQ Etiquete Club. Hobbies-swimming, tennis, bowling. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-nursing. JOHN WHEELER PIERCE-johnnie 4 Science Club. Hobby-football. Vocation aeronau- tical engineer. HARRY PINCUS, JR.-Pin: Co-Business Manager of Commodore, Latin Club. Hobby-dancing. School-Virginia Military Institute. MARGARET ANNA PINHOLSTER-Pin Hobbies-art, bowling. Vocation-radio singer or lawyer. NANCY BOYDEN PITTS-Pitt: French Club. Hobby-horseback riding. School- King-Smith Studio School. Vocation-interior decora- tion. HELEN JANE POLIS French Club. Hobby-horseback riding. School- Wheaton College. KATHLEEN MARIE PORTER-Kitty Hobbies-dancing, listening to Glenn Miller. College -Madison College. Vocation-buyer. NORMAN LARRY POSEN Hobby-airplanes. Colleg-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-engineering. STANLEY WALTER POTTS Hobbies-airplanes, sports. Vocation-Army Air Corps. HARRY RUTTER POWELL Maury Special Chorus. Hobby-football. College- Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-chemical engineer. JUANITA HELEN PROCTOR Hobby-horseback riding. College-Farmville State Teachers College. MARION RADIN Etiquette Clubg Dramatic Clubg French Club. Hobbies -swimming, dancing, driving. College-Ohio State University. MISCHA RAFAL Hobby-horseback riding. Vocation-retail selling. STANLEY RAGONE Hobby-baseball. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vovation-engineering. ELIZABETH ADELADE RANKIN-Betty junior Red Cross Club. Hobbies-reading, swimming, saving match covers. Vocation-secretary. PHYLLIS ANN RAPER-Phyl Cheer leader, Etiquette Club. Hobbies-bowling, col- lecting records. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-secretary. EWELL MERIDITH RAWLES-Buddy Drum major of Maury Band. Hobbies-music, auto- mobiles. School--Virginia Polytechnic Institute. AUGUSTUS CRENSHAW REED, Jn.-Crennie HR representativeg Hi-Y. Hobbies-tennis, basketball, harmonica. College-Uni ted States Military Academy. ROSALIND HENDERSON REED Triangle leader of HSSCQ Maury Literary Societyg French Club. Hobbies-knitting, reading, sailing, collecting bells. College-Alfred University. HAROLD ALFRED REID-Snoul HR representative. Hobbies-railroads, cartooning, writing stories, aviation. College-College of William and Mary. Vocation-artist, journalist. PATRICIA ANNE REID-Pat Hobby-bowling. College-business school. Vocation -secretary. ALICE GLEIM REIDNOUR-AIU Maury News representative. Hobby-skating. Voca- tion-stenograpy. DORA MARION REKONTY-Dubby French Clubg Red Cross Clubg Maury Literary Society. Hobby-dancing. College-New York City College. Vocation-interior decorating. JERRY RENESIS 3 Manager of 1941 football teamg Monogram Club. Hob- bies-football, other sports. College-Randlis Prepar- atory. Vocation-United States Navy. ROBERT BRUCE REYNOLDS--Bob Hobbies-music, weight training. College-College of William and Mary or University of North Carolina. Vocation-aeronautical engineering. WILLIAM MINTER RICHARD-Bill Co-Business Manager of Maury News: HR representa- tiveg Hi-Yg Maury Special Chorus. Hobbies-photo- graphy, swimming, music. College-Hampden-Sydney. SEATON NORWOOD RICHARDSON, JR.-Beaver HR representative. Hobbies-archery, hiking. Col- lege?Straier College. Vocation--certified public ac- countant. ANNA GERTRUDE RICHTER-Slzorly Latin Club. Hobby-horseback riding. Vocation- technician. ROBERT MASON RICKETTS-Bob Maury Bandg Maury Orchestra. Hobbies-sports, bowling, baseball. MILDRED LOUISE ROBBINS-Mil President of the Etiquette Club, Secretary of HSSCg Latin Club. Hobbies-bowling, music, photography. School-Madison College. Vocation-doctor's assis- tant. CHARLOTTE ROBINS Hobbies--drawing, reading. Vocation-teaching. ANNETTE ROSENBAUM-Anne Maury News representative. Hobbies--piano, bowling. College-Norfolk Business College. Vocation-sten0- graphy. HARRY ROSENBAUM Assistant Business Manager of Commodore. Hobby- stamp collecting. Vocation--mechanical engineer. SHIRLEY BLANCHE RUBIN Bowling Club. Hobbies-bowling, dancing. School- may train at Bellevue Hospital. ELOISE RUSSELL-Piggy Hobkbies-reading, skating. Vocation-secretarial wor . ISAAC SALSBURY-Ike Hobbies-baseball, football, basketball. College- business college. CHARLES NASH SATTERFIELD-Smtlie Hobby-horseback riding. College-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. JOHN KENNETH SAUNDERS-Yackmn College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation- electrical engineering. AUDREY SAWYER ' Hobbies-bowling, hiking. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation- librarian. FREDERICK JOSIAH SAWYER, Jn. Latin Clubg football team. Hobby-athletics. School -North Carolina State College. Vocation-forestry. LEWIS EDWARD SAWYER, JR. Hobby-reading. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-aircraft mechanic. SUZANNE HENRIETTA SCHMITZ-Surie French Clubg Etiquette Club. Hobby-horseback riding. DORIS LYND SCHMOELE-Schmoele Assistant Co-Editor of Commodoreg Maury Special Chorusg HSSCg Hypatia Math Clubg Etiquette Club. Hobbies-singing, flowers, collecting china shoes. College-Fairfax Hall Junior College. Vocation- medicine or music. EVELYN LEAH SCHREIBER Hobby-bowling. Vocation-saleslady. REUBEN RICHARD SCHWEITZER, JR. Hobb-ies-animal husbandry and agriculture. College --University of Virginia. Vocation-civil engineering. MILDRED HILDA SELIGMAN-Chirkie French Club, Monogram Club. School-University of Maryland. Vocation-medical social service. FRANCES PAULINE SEXTON Hobbies-baseball, football, tennis. School-Key's Secretarial College. Vocation-secretary. CHESTER HAROLD SHADDEAU, JR.-Chet Editor-in-Chief of the Maury Newsg President of the Quill and Scrollg cheer leaderg Hi-Y. Hobby-tennis. School-United States Naval Academy. GILBERT ELLIOTT SHAPIRO--Teeny Hobbies-all sports. School-University of North Carolina. Vocation-chemistry. KENNETH HALE SHARPE-Kenny Hobbies-football, shooting. School-Hampden-Syd- ney. Vocation-aviation. MORGAN SHELTON SMART-skipper Bain Literary Society, Latin Club, French Club. Hob. bies-movies, swimming. College-Duke University' Vocation-instructor. BENJAMIN GILBERT SMITH-Ben Hi-Y. School-Virginia Military Institute. CAROLYN WRIGHT SMITH HSSC. Hobbies-movies, music. College-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. EDWIN IDE SMITH-Eide Co-Sports Editor of Commodore, President of Hi-Yg Cannon Math Clubg Maury track team. College- Harvard. MARION ELIZABETH SMITH Hobbies-movies, bowling. College-business school. MELBA MADGE SMITH-Smithy Hobbies-dancing, bowling. Vocation-nursing. OLIVE VIRGINIA SMITH-Ginny Hobby-movies. Vocation-secretary. JUNE MARIE SPROWL-Breezy Hobby-riding horses. College-University of South- ern California. Vocation-laboratory technician. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STERLING-Dot Hobby-reading. Vocation-telephone company. THELMA BENDLER STERN Hobbies-stamp collecting, long walks. College-Non folk Division of the College of William and Mary. HELEN COLE STRICKLER-Red Hobbies-playing piano, dancing, singing. College- Wittenberg. ROBERT SAUNDERS STROUD-Bob Hobby-golf. College-University of Virginia. Vo- cation-dentistry. RUBY FLEMMING STYRON Hobby-eating sundaes. Vocation-secretary. JEANNE MAE SUMMERS HSSCg French Clubg Etiquette Club. School-busi- ness college. BETTIE MARIE SWEET-Sweet Hobbies-music, movies. Vocation-secretary. VIRGINIA MARIE SWIMELAR--Ginny Hobbies-dancing, traveling. Vocation-nursing. WILLIAM THOMAS TARKENTON-Teenie Hobbies-aeronautics, football, tennis. School-Col- lege of William and Mary. Vocation-aeronautics. KATHLEEN VIRGINIA TATEM-Kitty Hobbies-bowling, dancing, poetry. Schoo1-secre- tarial school. Vocation-bookkeeper. ADDIE RUTH TAYLOR-Art HSSC. Hobbies-movies, photography. School- College of William and Mary. SOPHIE GOODE TAZEWELL HSSC. Hobbies-good music, reading, good time. Vocation-composer. HELEN CHRIS THIMEDES Hobby-popular records. School-Kee's Secretarial College. Vocation-secretary. GEORGE ROSS THRASHER Hobbies-sailing, woodworking. School-Norfolk Di- vision of the College of William and Mary. Vocation -nurseryman. HENRY NATHAN TOMLIN, JR.-Pinky Hobbies-music, records. School-Virginia Polytech- nic Institute. Vocation-engineering. WILSON HOWARD WAHAB Hobby-basketball. School-Harvard. CARL FRANCIS WARD Star football player. Hobbies-football, dancing. Vocation-Navy. FRED WASSERMAN, JR. Clubs-Latin Club. Hobbies-sports. College-Vir- ginia Military Institute. DOROTHY ANNE WATTS-Dot Drum Majorette of the Maury Bandg Maury News representative. Hobbies-dancing, piano playing. Vocation--secretary. JAMES EDWIN WEDDLE-Ed Hobbies-machine work, collecting old coins. Voca- tion-construction engineer. JAMES ROBERT WHITE-Bobby Hobbies-hunting, bowling, driving. College-College of William and Mary. Vocation-dentistry. ROBERT ALLEN WHITE-Bob Hobby-golf. School-Medical College of Virginia. Vocation-dentistry. ROBERT DOYNE WOODLEY WHITE-Droupy Hobby-football. School-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute. Vocation-engineering. GEORGE WILLIAM WHITEHURST-Bill Hobby-model airplanes. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-aviation. NELLIE GRAY WIGGINS-Gnzya Hobbies--collecting old things, reading. Vocation- stenographer. DOROTHY VIRGINIA WILLIAMS-Dol Hobbies--music, swimming, dancing. School-Kee's Secretarial College. Vocation-secretary. ROBERT BURWELL WILLIAMSON, JR.-Bob Treasurer of Hi-Y. Hobby-football. School-Vir- ginia Military Institute. Vocation-engineer. JANE ELIZABETH WINBORNE Hobbies-tennis, sports. Collegf?business college. ALICE SUE WINDER-Beanny Hobbies-dancing, laughing, swing. Vocation-die- titian. JEAN BROOKS WINDER-Brookie HSSCg Junior Red Cross Clubg Hypatia Math Clubg Maury Special Chorus. Hobby--sports. School- Westhampton College. Vocation--artist. DOROTHY LEE WINGFIELD-Dotty Lee Secretary of Dramatic Clubg Maury Literary Societyg Etiquette Club. School-music school. Vocation- concert singer. ROBERT MORGAN WINGFIELD-Bob Hobby-bowling. Vocation-apprentice machinist at Norfolk Navy Yard. RALPH BURNLEY WINSTON HR representativeg Maury News representativeg Vice President of Hi-Y. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-medicine. MARY LUCILLE WOOD HSSCg Etiquette Club. Hobbies-record collecting, driving. School-Madison College. GLORIA FRANCES WOODARD HSSC. Hobbies-dancing, reading. VocatiOn--steno- grapher. IDA MAE WYNNE-Blondie Hobbie-bowling, skating. School-Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. FRANCES WILLS LEE YOUNG-Frisco Maury News reporter. Hobbies-reading, sewing, listening to radio. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-teaching. BETTY LOUISE ZEEK-Betty Hobby-swimming. Vocation-bookkeeping. MINNIE ZEDD-Mink: Hobbies-reading, skating, bicycle riding. Vocation --medical work. The following are June graduates whose pictures do not appear: ELIZABETH FITCH BANDURA CHARLES PATRICK CATO, JR. PAUL BERNARD OILLORY JOHN WALTON GRANDY, JR. ADA HELEN MCKAMEY RICHARD LANCASTER SPALDING MARTHA MADELINE STRINGER MARY CONWAY WOODHOUSE Summer School-Statistics JULIAN ELWOOD AMOS-Curb' Hobby-bowling. Vocation--bookkeeping. FRANCES ELIZABETH ARCHER Hobbies-collecting pins and rings. School-business college. Vocation-secretary. HARRIET ARNOLD HSSC. Hobbies-horseback riding, swimming. Vo- cation-buyer. ELAINE BAKER Hobby-dancing. College-Madison College. REGINA TESLER BARTLEY-Reggie Treasurer of Maury Literary Society. Hobbies-dana ing, swimming, horseback riding, football. College- University of Pennsylvania. Vocation-commercial artist. PASQUALINA CECILIA CARLEO-Put Etiquette Club. Hobby-shopping. Collegee-College of William and Mary. Vocation-stenographer. HELEN CHERACLES Hobbies-readi ng, dancing. College-Kee's Secretarial College. Vocation-secretary. JOSEPH MILTON COLLECTOR-foe Hobbies-all sports. College-University of Virginia. CATHERINE ELIZABETH DELANEY-Kay Hobbies-swimming, bowling, singing. Vocation- stenographer. MYRTLE FIELDS Hobbies-football, bowling. College-Mary Washing- ton College. Vocation-home economics. DOROTHY F LOYD-Dat Hobbies-skating, bowling. Vocation-secretary. PAUL GOLDMAN-Took HR representative. Junior Red Cross Club. Hobby- model building. Vocation-United States Army. GWENDOLIN E GRESHAM-Gwen Hobby-collecting knicknacks. College-Richmond Professional Institute. Vocation-interior decorator. MARY FRANCES GRIFFITH-Shorty HR representative, Maurlpf News representative. HSSC. Hobbies-dancing, istening to Glenn Miller. Vocation-secretary. CARL ALONZO HAGGARD, JR.-Hag Hobbies-fishing, bowling. School-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. KENNETH GARRISON HALSTEAD Hobby-working on motors. College-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Vocation--Diesel engineering. MURIEL I-IANKIN Hobbies-swimming, tennis. College-business school. SHIRLEY LOUISE HAWKINS-Sadie Hobby-dancing. College--Norfolk Business College. Vocation-stenographer in Civil Service. CECIL JOHNSON Hobby-dancing. College-Georgia Tech. Vocation -technical engineer. SHIRLEY KAZIN Maury Chorus. Hobbies-singing, keeping scrap book. Vocation--singing with orchestra. ELLEN EUDORA KEE-Dopey Maury Special Chorus. Hobby-playing piano. Vo- cation-stenographer. BENJAMIN LEONARD LAIBSTAIN-Laiby Hobbies-baseball, swimming, tennis. College-Non folk Business College. Vocationestenographer or bookkeeper. JACK HOFFMAN MATTHEWS-E. D. Hobbies-football, baseball. College--Norfolk Divi- sion of the College of William and Mary. Vocation- engineer. WALTER LANE MCGREW-Mat Hobbies-bowling, stamp collecting, dancing. School -Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. Vocation-radio engineering. EVELYN FAYE MELCHOR-Gypsie HSSCg Etiquette Club. Hobby-driving. College- William and Mary. Vocation-pre-social service work. DOROTHY MARY MORIN Hobby-music. School-a hospital. Vocation- nursing. JAMES ELDON MURPHY, Ja.-f7immie Stage Manager. Hobbies-basketball, track, football, skiing. College-Coast Guard Academy. Vocation- gunner. GLORIA ELAINE MYERS Hobby-flshing. School-College of William and Mary. Vocation-journalism. MILDRED EVELYN NOLLS Hobbies-bowling, dancing, movies, football, sailing. Vocation--secretary. WILLIAM WEBB PATTERSON-Bill Hobbies-sailing, airplanes. Vocation-Army Air Corps. CHARLES HERMAN SANDERLIN-Pee-Wee Hobbies-bowling, baseball. Vocation-Army Air Corps. ROBERT SCHERBERGER College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocation- engineering. HENRY ADEN SHOOK-Sheep Hobby-plaving piano. College-Virginia Military Institute. Vocation-United States Army. JULIUS EARL SHOULARS-Red Hobby-reading. School-North Carolina State Col- lege. Vocation-electrical engineering. HERBERT NORMAN STEIN Hobbies -football, basketball. College-Georgia Tech. Vocation-engineering. ARCHIE BOUCHE TAYLOR, JR.-Shorzy Hobby-photography, baseball. School-Duke Uni- versity. Vocation-chemistry. CLINTON DE WITT TURNER, JR.-Brother Hobbies-photography, swimming, baseball. Vocation -machinist. ALFRED LEE WOOD-Al HR representative. Hobby-reading. School-Uni- versity of Virginia. Vocation-chemist. WDMAQPV-A L-Wzl EJMJJJ 14-13.1.1141 - Dnhw-V L, 10.1. nf.. QV? +44 j3fffH, -P- FFF Ff E1'iVF5FFF Jai'-Vlgg-JIJ Ja is if-was 4533 4,1aaL0vqu,4 Lqffwz N--tg c zpgi?lXJ?Q3Mj VF+F H'?? F: JJ.: Jx,,1J5J.:JiJ XJJ, mmm, zfzzfwfgim imxjzad -fjfitt ?'?'m'3VU3'5'? W? ?fU5u PFW fi MVN? JJJQJ J:J ls ., H iiigiga 1 3222 EW? L32 JH FV? Vi? F73 THE COMMODORE STAFF Editors JEAN GOODWYN HAROLD MASENGILL, JR. fissixianl Eflifors DORIS LYND SCHMOELE WEBSTER CHANDLER Ar! Efiiiorf DOROTHY HEBERT NIARGARET TRIPPLE STAFF ASSIST ANTS Soplzonzore Rcfpfwmfafiuc' SUSAN SIMCOE ffzznior Repfvsgnfafiwr NANCY DODSON, WILLIAM CASSADY THE COMMODORE STAFF Businesx Managers HARRY PINCUS, JR. HARRY ROSENBAUM Sporls Edilory EDWIN SMITH EDWARD COOPER School Plzologmplzer HUGH G. BROWN, JR. STAFF ASSISTANTS Busineys RALPH VVINSTON, ALVIN LEGUM Typisls FRANCES LOFURNO, EMMA MCPHERSON, CAROLYN ETHERIDGE Photography GEORGE LYON, WILLIAM HOFFMAN ff wwf sw 5 YQ? X ,, rf f ' , 5 5 s 5 Q 9 3 . ak 523 Jfmfi :Y'z W f wa X' af M 6' , L v .,,., H, , 3 453 ., .4 Wm. -, uw-A ,-umm , ' ffv -Q rg . 57 , C White PCDRTRAITS, INC. 207 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. ongrcztulations, GRADUATES I 'Rfmember the 0 with White Poftr NORFOLK COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Business Administration--Accounting CC.P.A.J--Secretarial Science-Bookkeeping Stenotypy-Advertising--Salesmanship Day and Evening Classes the Year Around Telephone 27345 Granby St. at Brooke Ave. FREE LIFETIME REGISTERED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Chartered by the State to Confer Degrees-N-ationally Accredited WHITE WAY'S 21st at Colley Dial 46468 LAUNDERING AND DRY CLEANING Fast Bachelor Service Family Finish Bundles Rough Dry Norfolk? Only Drive-ini' Laundry Drive In: Save 10? Students . of today . . . remember you will be The Teachers of Tomorrow May your success cont-inuf through life VIRGINIAN- PILOT AND LEDGER-DISPATGH Compliment.: of L. D. MASTERS, Inc. FoRMERLY HIGH SCHOOL PHARMACY OWNED and OPERATED by HMAURY7' GRADUATES Yirgi.nia's Largest Cash Department Store 2 Big Free Parking Lots SELLING FOR LESS TN THE LOXY RENT DISTRICT S INCE 1894 Readright School Papers Bradley Drawing Paper Complete Supplies for your School Need Bradley Crayons S ATLANTIC PAPER CORP'N Dulce and Tazewell Streets Norfolk, Ya. Ea'ucatz'0fz . . . Advancement Promotion in life, as in school, depends on one's ability to absorb knowledge. We are proud that practically all of our executives have come up in the ranks because of integrity, initiative and absorbing the fine points of merchandising that we have constantly taught them. COLONIAL STORES, Incorporated operating PENDER LITTLE STAR BIG STAR WITH GILL'S HOTEL SPECIAL COFFEE Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CU. Sc to 2Sc STORES 2Sc to 551.00 STORES 232-240 Granby Street Be sure with Pure COLONIAL OIL COMPANY, Inc. oitttibuttitt of Pure on Company Pt-Otiuttt ' 0 BOWL! U ' HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS Ninth and Granby Streets Home of Maury Hi Boy and Girl Leagues A Healthful Recreation for Everyone 2 Games for 25C for Students and Teachers until 6 P. INI. Nlonday Through Friday-20c at Night For Reservations- Management of Call 41488 JIMMIE WALLACE and VV. H. BROWN Tait's Thoroughbred Seeds Best by Test for More than Seventy Years GEO. TAIT st soNs, INC. S5 COMMERCIAL PLACE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA WISE GRADUATES Will Remember to SHOP AT EAR 'Ye Sears, Roebuck And Co. Freemason At Monticello Phone 46481 D. P. PAUL CO jewelers to the Southlancf' Since 1847 O Dia monds, Watches, Jewelry Silverware CONGRATULATIONS COMMODORES go to ' 7 roskm S FOR YOUR SPORTS WEAR 211 Granby Street Complimentr of Berson's nc. 329 Granby Street .::fl52EeEa2z:1 I ff - I SHOES have been the choice of smart Commodores through- : out Maury history ..... Complimentf of , OZIWZHY' S Albright-Hopkins Extends F L O R I S T S Bat Wishes to all Maury 111 West Freemason Street Students L. B. ROCKE Jeweler and Silversmith FRATERNITY and SORORITY PINS and RINGS BELT BUCKLES and BRACELETS OFFICIAL NIAURY Granby at Tazewell St. RINGS AND PINS Norfolk, Virginia NORFOLICS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE . . . The Shopping Place for Tidewatefs Thousands E. Q. btnartg CEU. STUDENTS ... For Healthful Recreation and Good Times, BOWL at . . . IXIAPLE LANE BOWLING ALLEYS On 21st Street near Colley Avenue H. D. OLIVER 1501 Colonial Avenue NORFOLK, VIRGINIA I Cofnplivnentf of EVVELL 8a WILLIAMSON F uneral Home MRS. JOHNSON'S SHORTHAND SCHOOL 527-530 VVainWright Building Mas. ELIZABETH J. BFTHEA SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING Filing and General Ofice Training Ofhce Phone 22160 Residence 30673 Congratulations to the Commodores . . . on the 34th Anniversary of THE COMMODORE Smilh Vllellon VVe take this Opportunity to felicitate you on your achievement at Maury . . and wish for you continued success in your future endeavors. Over 51 Yearf of Progrexy in Norfolk NORTHROP SPORT SHOP, Inc. LOU J. NORTHROP 1: T. W. JOYNES 450 GRANBY STREET Athletic Outfitters and Gymnasium Equipment VENETIAN BLINDS SLIP COVERS FLOOR COVERINGS UPHOLSTERING C O F E R ' S INCORPORATED INTERIOR DECORATIONS Giftx For 124 College Place All Occasions NORFOLK, VA. 1898 1942 Team 0 f Gmcluatzkzgf Yes-for 44 years Ames 8: Brownley have been Gradu- ating . . . Graduating with honors in the Class of Today's Finest Fashions,'- And so we come to another graduation . . . with the Class of '4-Z! No doubt many of you have been Fashion Graduates of Ames 81 Brownley for several years, as have been your parents and grandparents before you. Perhaps many more of you will be our Fashion Graduates in the years to come, when you have carved your niche in the business and professional life of our city. Wherever you go, Whatever your vocation, Ames 8: Brownley's Best Wishes go with you . . . and with these best wishes goes an earnest desire to serve your needs throughout life so that each year may see you in the Graduating Class of Today,s Finest Fashions. Congratulations, Graduates of the Class of '42l VVe Wish you success in your Life's Ventures! HIIISS 8 BROIUIILGY The Store With Magic Eye Doors! 4 I -ff,-c ,C ,3-gig-aa -fag ..-io. . WMM 9 .. ? ' 25552: ,V TRAYLOR OPTICAL COMPANY Prescription Opticians 3 115 College Place Norfolk, Virginia Get KODAK 2f2:2z2a5a ,, i F I LM HERE! MENDEL LUGGAGE - - - Sold Excl uxiw el y b y Let us do your PAPER COlX1PANY Branch Store: We Want you to get more enjoyment 416 Granby St. N01-folkjval from your camera, So we recommend loading it with KODAK FILNI. Get your supply today! :N Leave your exporecl rolly with uf for HALL-QUALITY photo-fiiiif liiiig. STATIONERY I I A ENGRAVED GREETING CARDS , GIFTS QXXXKBRX www 257 GRANBY STREET Congratulations . . . COMMODORES . . . SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Athletic Distribiifors A. G. SPALDING si BROS. P. GoLDSM1TH soNs 112 VVeSt Freemason Street Phone 26100 Norfolk, Virginia f ' L Dames, I A ' E ' E The Maury High School Lunch Room wishes to express its appreciation to The Class of 1942 for its cooperation 'I S Dizssm Dowivs, ,Manager SINCE 1884- This Company has supplied through retail outlets, Paper Products selected on the basis of QUALITY. If you are not already one of the enthusiastic users of household papers under the hrands- TEST MARK,7' HTEST LINlCf' HTIQSTILXR Bath Room Tissue, Facial Tissue, Wvax Rolls, Napkins-take our word for it they are TOPS in their Class. Ask your retailer today for TESTED PAPERS. TIIE OLD DoM1N1oN PAPER Co. 75 CONIMERCIAL PLACE, on the street that leads to the ferries HSNUG HARBOR, Inc. LUNCHEON FOUNTAIN Corner of Main Street and Selden Arcade Compliments of Complimentf of MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY W. T. GRANT COMPANNY Sc to 25c Stores Medical Arts Building 25 t S100 St c o . ores - Unpainted Furniture - NAVIETTE SHOPPE Chests, Tables, Chairs, 111 College Place Vanities, Bookcases, etc' To the girl who care: what .the wears VAN GUSDORFF Misses Dresses 433435 Boush st. From 512-95 UP COASTAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 346 Monticello Arcade Fully Accredited Where Courtesy and Progrexr Meet THE MODEL BUSINESS SCHOOL Call L. L, KEE Phone 41544 Congratulations, Commodores! from T H E H U B NORFOLKIS LEADING SHOP FOR MEN AND BOYS CARR, MEARS Sc DAWSON Specializing In SPORT COATS and SPORT SLACKS MCGREGOR SWEATERS BOTANY NECKWEAR DOBBS HATS M A RT I N DAIRY GUERNSEY MILK Ice Cream :: Milk Shakes 400 W. Princess Anne Road CONGRATULATIONS . . . Commodores, and may you cont nue to make our store your store for Fashion's Favorites First. R I O E' k . . . FASHION CORNER . . COIWIWODORESI V. . , MEYERS at TABAKIN, INC. me LEON S 'The Friendly Furniture Store FOR SPORTWEAR 246-248 Main Street NorfoIk,Va. Corner Botush and Freemason Streets 3195.00 o DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING 0 wluls' S- D- HARDY? SMITH - BALLANCE - NUNN DIAMONDS For FINE The House of Better Shoes WITHIN YOUR PRICE RANGE 347 Granby Street 434 Granby Street Compliments of BARR BROS. Friendly jewelers Norfolk : Newport News : Portsmouth : Suffolk : Cape Charles CONVENIENT TERMS Hoffer Brothers Furniture Co. 224 Main Street 38 Years of Quality Furniture Congratulations . . . and best wishes to the Class of '42 BURK Sz CO. 222-24 Granby Street A Men's and Boys' Wear Institution dedicated to Style and Quality since 1881 Compliments of FINE'S MEN SHOP Granby at College Place 3 DRS. COOPER Optometrists 431 Granby Street 641 Church Street 324 High Street, Portsmouth Vincsinl nnnunL THIS BOOK Will be treasured by you as a record of the golden days ol youth, of events large and small that will be thus recalled in later years and al- ways with delight, ol friendships that will remain forever green. It will be the magic door through which you need only to passg to step Irom 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 Iriendships that grew and mul- tiplied in this building. ,tml -11 lir'i'Xlr'mfInIfu'CLlur1l1r','nll'lli'1l m1rQmluLrlmm .ruil In lf'0u'l13'1lll nlwuu m' mum' lu funn' luwl, flilmtlllirrlil fir l'inl4l.I AN ORGANIZATION OF SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, DESICNIRS, ARTISTS AND PHOTO-ENCRAVERS RENDERINC SUPERIOR PHOTO-ENGRAVINC SERVICE DESIGNERS AND ENCRAVERS OF THE COMMODORI QL AT55. Ca ,, 'are' 7 o X O 3, 5. gl Oqq 9,54-r D K e 4lr PNY 'Fw' fuvlflmll till: 11 .-I nulnrl llnrlnlg4'rln'ul, inrlrnlirrg fuln-r1iu':rq, rcllnrq, nrgmri:aIion, fllnlfmrlrm in mlr1,m'lu'1rrrn'fy 4'oi1'I1'41 in 11 wrirr if I-llrlnrhrl uml Bmirrm Ahrrmgv- nruul lvmlrr mllnl iNl fn CnJl, furrliylval fm' In fluuiml lfimiliivf, .I2'r'i1n 1N5fro 1'u- zyzrlwrlmll, IIC- ilrl'ilc mln' rofvvyrollrhrrm N - il tl IIIIJIIIITHUI J -.- ., GPIFII incorwonnreo 255 W BUTE STREET HORFOLH .VlP.GIt'llQ ITO I4 I t s CO. - -l YEAR-BOOKS OF UNUSUAL DISTINCTION The building of a superior year-book requires the closest cooperation on the part of the Stall, the photographer, the engraver and the printer. Our connections and years of experience enable us to render a complete service. If you wish to produce an outstanding Year-book, let us minimize many of your problems. 125' PRINTCRAFT PRESS, INC Printers - Engravers - Bookbinders PORTSMOUTH, VA. - 1 ff, -Zi -. ,,.a. , r , , r ' 'iff f 4 11 5 ii, WT, W 134, .k,, W .lx 5212? -' 1.,4,,.., .g f 4c? v.' .' fra' 'Q - AUTOGRAPHS ? .. 15 X ,fa g . wif, 1 . V., ,V ,2 r 15, AUTCGRAPHS Gforzbzzs Tfzjf P51511 Tfijf Fzffzfre Sure . . . . . ALMA MATF