Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)
- Class of 1944
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Only yesterday these same men and women walked the halls of Maury. Since then, they have learned one of life's greatest lessons-that time is only as valuable as the use We make of it. They learned the hard way-lying in fox holes, wondering if the next shell would have their name on it-flying through the dead of night Waiting for the search lights to find them. And the lesson became a truth indelibly engraved upon their faces. Through their actions, its significance has been transmitted to us on the home front. The 1944 Commodore endeavors to show that the students of Maury have taken to heart this lesson so bitterly learned and have attempted to make the brief space of time allotted to them count for victory. Uonfszzfa. .. ADMINISTRATION and FAcUI,TY SIINIORS -IUNIORS SOPHOMORES COMMODORE CONTEST ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS ADv1fRTIsIIMIIN'I's 'jo ficfwazcf Sfanky a distinguished gentleman, with piercing eyes, a dry humor, and a helping hand, We dedicate The Commodore of 1944. As the former Supervisor of high schools, he became a well-loved visitor to the class rooms of Maury, where he would listen with quiet attention or add his bit to the discussion in progress. Today finds him Superintendent of the Norfolk Public School System. With the wisdom of the scholar, he has become a living example of a man who is con- scious of the value of time. Realizing that, in the crisis of war, his schools are a potent agency for victory, he uses every possible opportunity to inspire his teachers and their students to think, Work, and strive toward final triumph. The Commodore of 1944 salutes him. EDWARD STANLEY BRINKLEY SIlll7t'7'iIlfl'7Ilft'lZ! of Nmfolle Pllbjif Srhool: I .L . , L.,Y , .. L, Sa 3 1 I. --.... ,aff-I i 3 V .w Q-...ef-V--x.-QQ., A W 4 X' i Administration wwf' AR'I'Hl'R BRAN'I'l,Y ISRISTOXX BA., NI.A.,li.1.M. Prizzfipfzl Administration JAMES E. OLD B. T. TATEM BS., Virginia Polytechnic Institute BA., Randolph-Macon College lVl.A., Columbia University MA., Harvard University A.r.fi.vlanl Prinripnl Acring ffxsistant Principal QResignecl November, 1943. Now Vocational Csince November, 19435 Director, Norfolk Public School Systemj VIRGIE A. I.EGGE'l l' ANNE RUTH RIDDICK BA., Randolph-Macon YVom:1n's College B.A., Hollins College lid.M., Harvard University MA., Columbia University Student Counsellor Girls' Advisor ,Q-it 4 F I 1 r Q 107796 Pfl!Xl IVUV XXI .IVVNEL 5Jf.! QJJJ 5 'UW W moeddvhou ow: dE4- 'Cf:-- ntu , 61waiL,vz pno-rn ---L42 598551 111 1 QQW EZ Q JT .1113 TT FFF VgTT'7TW' FfFF'FFFl JP-FIJJ-J aJ1n11a l X Gcuhkqa a Jllzhf' 01 Gdrz-wu.f1'U14 pani--thy czll wi da ,Cu --'twm 4.4,uuz,g wig? 11111 I 1 F F F H Wi C53 JJJ,.J,J,! 17 ncvmzwie chm--Lab. 'iiffiiil TY? TU? x :y Atafg! .atzizdjzjauf 1 ?T153W 'Fifflffflfl Hiff J.lJgJJ Owl Cl! -ma Tha --'Tm ?cu?z Clldma Tha,--1-tea wlga-1 af-1-tm, ,L dfrlq 1 1FF T F iminch aid i -all j FET? C35 Q-bwufi E F r Ll gf--U., by ,UM .--4 gf... CAROLEA M. HARRIS Senior Clam Sponsor l l January 1944 l Class OFFICERS STANLEY PAUL. . . ..... President SHIRLEY GORNTCJ Vice-President Amee MURRAY .......... Serrelmy MCJRTON JEFFERSON SAUNDERS Treasurer I I I Saunders Murray Gornto Paul anuary Class History One rainy day in January, in the year 1941, we, the class of '44, made our way from Junior High School to the Maury auditorium with eager feet and excited hearts, where Mr. Old gave us the inside dope on the razzing-such as the elevator and the third floor lunchroom. Scared to death, we struggled through the first week carrying stacks of books and getting lost. Soon, through joining the various clubs and entering into the sports, we began to feel a part of dear old Maury. VVith fall came the football season and Granby's second victory over Maury. What a wonderful feeling it was in 1942 when we found ourselves Juniors and no longer the babies of the school! lt was in this year that the honor study halls, later student study halls began. Don't you remember that this year Maury scored yer first victory over Granby .... the Illaury Newt was discontinued. . . . and several teachers joined the armed services? Ah! At last we were Seniors and could finally enjoy the privilege of attending the long awaited Valentine Program with such january Seniors as Stanely Paul, Margaret Anne Klasman, Dubby Vvynne, Frances Fowlkes, and Eva Wright. Then came our last Maury Merry Ministrels in which for the First time in the history of the Ministrels the girls had a black- face act of their own because more boys were being drafted everyday. We chose our very own class oHicers in May: Stanley Paul, president, Shirley Gornto, vice-presidentg Alice Murray, secretary, Morton Saunders, treasurer. Had it not been for the guidance and ready councilship of our sponsor, Miss Carolea Harris, we never could have conquered the hardships and joys of three years' stay at Maury. As we entered the last half of our Senior year, we realized this was the beginning of the end of our high school days. Maury had a good football team, winning over Granby a second time. The Fashion Show went off with no mishaps, with Shirley Gornto, Morton Saunders, Joyce Ellis, and Dickson Moore representing our class. This term brought about the loss of several of our boys to Uncle Sam, among whom were Dubby VVynne, voted most popular boy in the Hall of Fame, and Donald Keller. As we go, we take with us Maury's drum-majorettes, Joyce Ellis and Becky Hilliard. It was, also, during this term that we lost our beloved assistant-principal, Mr. F. Old, who has been promoted to the Supervisor ol Vocational Training in the public schools. We welcome, however, Mr. B. T. Tatem, his successor, and wish him all the luck and popularity of his predecessor. With all of these memories embedded in our minds, we take our leave of Maury, undaunted by the uncertainty of the future. ALICE MURRAY and MARX' PETERS. anuary Honor Graduates NA'l'I'I.-XNIICI, I lII.I ORID RODM.-KN, ju. 95.77 ANNIE M112--95.00 ALICE BRIGH'l'WIiI.I. IxIlIRR.'IY+II-L85 I,I BBY AI,'I'I-IRM.-KN ff 9-1.70 CH.-XRI.IiS BURTON I.IiYl'l'INf-El3.fi3 KIiNNI4f'I'H WII.I,I.-XM BIiRGIiR-93.55 MARY LIQONA I'I'I'I'I-HRS -93.25 BI'fVIfRI,Y -IH.-IN IJICKIQIQSON-92.05 M.-XRIIC BIil.I.I-I S'l'I'IYI-INSAOMIEI MOR'l'ON ,IIiI I-'IHQRSON S.-XIINIBIQRS 91.95 SI'1I.IN'I.-X R.-IIC SWIiRSKYA9l.5T ROBIQRT IJUNIAI' HOI.l..-IND, ju. 90.92 DORIS IH1I.IZABI'1'l'I-I RAPIQR-90.42 -IHANNIQ BI-1I.I.Ii 'II-XVSSf90.33 IAWRIQNCIC CHARI .IRS M.-ICON-90.29 JANUARY l RPlDDll'l ABRAMSON Sl.IM '4l.u:im's.v lm'urfmri1Ii'4l Join thc Army Air Corps JAMES HARRlSON ACKISS JIMMY mlllmu, loo. .v.11l un, U Ship of Slulvln Cfomlnloiw now prcvzllcnl make a carccr unprcdiclnlvli' I-lPll.lfN GIBSON ADAMS HEl.EN Give In the zz-vrlll Ihr' lwsl you hum' Anil Ilia hvsl will umm hack lu you Specialize in music with academic work at Washingtcii1 University VYll.l.lS STOCKTON Al.l,l'lN Srocm' Ullllnirufler rnulcfx ilu' mari U S, arme-l forcux LIBBY Al,'l'liRMAN l.mBv -'l'lc't1lllV ix truth. truth lwlzuly, 'l llul ix ull vi' know on vurlh und ull yr IlA'4'Ll lo lumu' Work and altcml Division of XVilliam and lvlury DORA lil,lZABE'l'H AMOS Snoirrv Do your hex! luiluy und you will.lvu more likely lo ilu belief mmurrou- Girl Reserve, nursing l'F'I'li MARY ANDERSON l'E'rE 'ASin1hln ily in n',rpn's.vmn is the emrenu' of ur! liTIQll!i'l l'Ii Cillvh School ofjournalism, Columbia Univcraity LHAH JANE BARBER JANE Smm'1lung 1l'Ol'll'l doing ul ull is Ullflll doing well Cuomvs Work in an omce as a typist JOSEPH l,OUlS BATl,l'lMAN JOE 'A You L'LLl'l.l do unylhmg you ilun'1 try Armed forccw BERNARD JONAH BHRGFR BERNIE Big 'I-lIllk'u Bccomc an oplician JANUARY KIiNNIi'I'H WII.I .IAM BIQRGFR Noo1b1.Es l.lj1' . . l.111I1llL' Told by 1111 111101, full nf sound undfury, signifying nolhingn DOROTHY LOUISE BOHANNON Do'rT1E CIW Ihy thimglils no mngxuf' R14.1xC1umsNC1.1l1x, IDRAIvlATIl1f:ll7B Study arl IRVIN JAMES BONVDHN luvm W l11'r1,l111lh is goin: uihvn lmmvr iiivs, the mun is 1lea1l U. S. Armed forces VERNON PICRICZ BROOKS VERNON Are you kiildingf' f5RCllliS'l'RA AND IBANIB fIUi1Sl Guard MADGH LOUISE BROWN MADGE nlxlllgll und ilu' world laughs with yuuy Wbvfv and you uwp ulonf' I I. 5. C. School of Nursing, University u Virginia I'iMI'II.IA -IANIAI BRYAN Ql'EENIE 'I'r-Ulla. fruslml In eurlh, slmll rise again I'VIz1No1z1mM Crum, H, S S, C, E1'1QL11e'rTia c:l.UH College BIi'I I'Y I,I'fI'f BURNIQLI. BETTY l'mplv ure more fun llmn unyhodyu I I. S. S, C, I3AND AN1m01ug111es'1A11A FRANCES HS'I'I'il.I.I'1 BUTLER Es'1'1e 1.1.12 l r1f'mlsl11f1 is II11' only fenwnl thu! will cwr hold the u-orli lngf'1lu'r If1i1Q111:1 rL: C1.111x Cfiillcgc SHIRLEY I'1I.IZABIi'I'H BYRD S1-11111, 'A'l'1n1e' und liilv 1l'dIff0f nn man Bnw1.1Nm: Ligmgiuf Nursing DALTON THOMAS CAI-IOON RED Hu ll'll0 livsilules is lust Army Air Corps i H,-.. fa n nary DAVID MAYER CAPIAN DAVE crm' lv ni .wvvfcl muul than Ihul u'llu'l1 .EVUHX umuml mv nn bones A S A N1cJicalCoIlcgcui'Virginiu MARGARET MARY ANN CORDOVANA MA RGARE1' C:m'r11ul1hc'rlyor gms mv Jvullf' Nursmg LOIS JEAN CROPPHR Lou 'lrlsml on ynursulf, :wwf imllula ' Sccrclarlul pfwiliun JOHN I,IiSI,lIi CURFMAN LONG .IQHN W'11Ier, water e1'c'ry1vl1r'rz' Nor any Jmfv Ia drink ' Fou1'nAl.l,, BASKHIHALI. AND'l,RA11K Army NVIILIAM CORNFLIUS D.-XNIIEI. Wx1.1,Y lWuch .study is u Il'6Ul'fl1l'.YS of Ihr fIu.slx Army OATHFR FRANKLIN D.-XUGHDRIIL, ju. BUTCH 'Alukv ilu' mnxl of yourself, for lllul lx ull then' rs of you 'AA-11 Cnursc GRACE LAII DENMARK GRACE Yau gvl our ufunylhmg wlml yuu pu! mln fl General office wnrk BIQTSY AI,I.l'IN DHRR BETSY The rvorlxlfs rw lwllvr if uv: worry. I iff.: no Iungvr lj we Iuurvu KHIURUS Nursing BEVERLY JEAN DICKFRSON BEVERLY Don'l IrouhlclrouhlunllImuIvle!rol1blu.v you College THFLMA HILI-ZEN DURKAN IQILEEN 'lklu.v uhuve ull, to lhmv mvn .wif he lruu' lillhcr slcnugruphv ur nwrrmgu january HELEN MAY EARLY I,l'1. Bucs Aulm11.v sfwuk lomlvr Ilmn u'urrl.v Run Kfuoss. Cl un Government typisl EVERE'l l' EDWARD ELLIS, JR. Bono xl gnml mum' ls num' lu lu' dexlrnl lllun gnu! ri1.'lu's lh-Y, SR l lnmuf Room lhzvkrass-:N'rA'1'lvr:, 'l'lzNNxs Lummonnkla l'Hu'rcxzkAr-link, jk. Usm-:R lxlurinc Curps V-ig college after war ,IOYCE NOEI, ELLIS l.Ol.A TEAM, Nnlllmg was rwr uccorrmllshenl uwlhoul enlhusmsrrf' Rum Cfkmxss Cl un, MAjoRr.'l x'li, S1 UDEN1' CRIUNCI RriPluas.naN'l A'rlvu Univcrshy ul' North Carolina Al.l.liN BURTON FINI-I ALLEN -.nglllllffll un, fxkllllllfl-V AIICIILI Georgia Tcch, Army Air Force BARBARA M.-XUD ELORA BOBBY I. W1um'l1 un' 1'1.vr'r Ihun man beruuxr llwv know less 7 , mul umlrrsluml nmn ' Pu: u slcnngruphcr LUTHER PAUL FORBES LEFTY 'l'lw lrlllll zmll .vtrelr-ll, bu! null no! break U S armed forces Wll.l,l.-XM SIDNEY FOREMAN, jk. W1l,x.1AM nlfrmr, ivmlrulml, wrlllws In hum Ami dws unsung lu.: u'ur.vlufu'r.v I would liku nu gn uw Annapolis if thc Army dnesn'l sec IVRANCES GARRE'l l'E FOWLKES l kANN1E fl slzlrll lll fum' .cures mmf lfullcgc Gll,Bl'fR'l' REUBEN lf'RIliDlX1.-KN G11.1.x' Damn ilu' lurpmlnex, full sfwed uln'w.1 Sn-.awml Cl ms, lifwn AND flkillll-151 RA, Swim: BAND, U. S. Army MARIAN MAE G.-XRRE'I l' 'PENNY mr: Hrst 'l'1aNNls 'l'f1!Iu.v :nuke fwrfccllurl. bu! perfeflwn IS no trifle lX1uNm.uAM Cl Un, Rl-in Cfkuss Cl ug Secretarial work il aw Q. Y will , I , 345 :YS I 4 w L'Nx.L.. fanlzary WII.I.I.-XM .-XI,I.I'1N UOI,DINI.-KN BILLY 'klfrurn ilu' r1u14', Ihr lmn' Army air forces FRANCES GOI,DS'I'ICIN SHURTI' Surruu' rcrm'n1Iu'n'Il .vrm-vlcrzx furvxrrmi mv' IXMURY I.: IRRARY Smzn-,'1Y llnlvur-any nf Pcnnsylvzmiu RI IBI'ICCA GCXJIJINI,-KN R mm NL'1Il1f'r 11 hurrurrvr nur I1 lvmler lvvu NVImrk and IM' a nurxck uldc -IH.-XNNIQ SHIRIIIY GORNIO Sl-lrv.l.r-:Y 'UI snulu null Iwlff' H S S Ci, IIUMI-3 RIMM Rl-ZPRI-LSENmrlvl-1, Vuil-,-Pxllirwlnl-.Nl 1 ur Simian Two Cf: Ass Study Intcrumr Dccurznlrm CLARA RI fBI'QCCA CiRIINIS'l'I'1.-XID CLARA man has 11 gmxl UIIUIIKII mvmurv In nmku I1 vlu'u'.w.vv!l4I Imru IYIUNOKLRAM Cf: ma Office work LUCY I,I'II'I GIY.-XI,'I'NI'IY I.Uc'v Sn11lL' uml the uuvrlll .wnllfx :mill vnu' SK.-YIINI. Vhnrk MARK HENRY H.-XRFORD, jk. .IUNIE UI'-Vlllll urzlsllvnl lo vurffl shrill nm' Izgulnu I3As1an,xl L AND Ifom'nALl 'II-.Mis Army ,Mr Cfurpw IVIARI.-KN VIRGINIA I-IARRI'II.I, HARRELL :Ill'.Yfulr In Inu' mul nur IX1UNUI,RAINlfIIlIH. II S. S. C, IALIAII, Sl-I ! wr. OIIIQL- wurk .IOHN DPZWIZY HIQNLIQY, ilk. KIUHN l'urIlun mf' III-Y Ask thc Draft Bnurd, Iwul I want Ihr: Nuvx' RUTH M.-XI'1 HIMIRRING 'I'o0'rEN l'l1f-julxm' IX for ilu' young. Hu' puxf Lv for ilu' 01-1 Illf' prrxrlnl Lv lin' Hung XX'nmvn'w Army Ifurpx jan If'I'Iljl rl Wim 'Winn uary RICBICCCA MARTIN HII,I.IARD Hmm' 'I'Iu' lmidvr qfllju is full QI sfwlznlvrs. WHIIUII you hvgzn In xluiv dun-n. krrp climbing Allcnd Fcugin Schuol of Dramatic Art JAMES I,I'II-I Hocscsri, JR. Huoca, jk. I um no num' than I mukr my.wlf I3uwl.lN4:C1,UB 41.41 Marine Corps ROBI-IRT DUNLAI' I-IOI.I.AND Bon I ll'-mIvIvs rmrw, Hwy umm nul xmgle xpws, but In ba!luI1ur1x'- Ifuo1'HAl 1. 'I'laAM Studying cnginccrmg S'I'I'II'I'II'IN EDWARD HUDGINS IIRITZ SIlurp us u Im-Ia IfmxTBAll SQUAD Army Axr Corps SHIRLEY OYVENS HURST SHIRLEY .Uv Imfwx un' nu! ulu-uyx n'uIlznI, lvul I uluuyx Iuvpvu Anny ur Navy ANNA CATHIQRINIQ JKN KI NS Cxrmax' I3s'Ih'r Iule lluln newr' Slcnugraphcr IRI IN Ii I3IfI.I,I'f K.A'IIZIXI.AN IRHN Ii 11-nuld I .lu rj I knew- I xmuhl ruewr' bf' fuuml nu! , llml x u Iruc lvxl of I1 parxon .v fImnxc'l1': IDRAMATIQI CLUB Act rcss DONALD I ,. Klil IFR IJDN Hy Imlwx un' mv! ulwuyx rvullzml. hui I always lmpe Army Au' Corps CHARI,O'I l'Ii WILMA RIGHT Rl'N'I' 'Alf ul -lirxt ynu I1'un'l .vxu'u'ml. fry, try ugumn Nursing I.IfROY I'HII.I.II' KIRS'I'I'fIN LEE .-Ixxlum' 11 wrluv nj ynu Iluw 11 mul Navy i'l l HCI: Un, I I. S S. C , FRHNCII CLUB, DRUM MAJoR!aTTl5 . ?,, U xg,-,. KEN I GQ ww gvwsmbw QP eg J! 5 ,. ' A , g , 1 ..,. . january MARGARET ANNE KLASMAN M Acme l3I'IIIIly Is only .vkm IlI'r'f1 li'I'IQIII5'r'I'I-Q CI IIB, STVIDIENI CLIII4 Ifarmville Stale Tcachefs College YVILLIAM JOSEPH LAVVSON, JR. BILI. l3eIIIAIy Imflmxrl f7f'f.Y0fllll!Ij' Is rIuIlIIng BAMQIIAI I., BASK I-,THAI I Navy ARMISTEAD MOORE I,EGGPITT A RMI' Lend z'I'z'ry mmm lhlm: ear, bu! few thy IIvI4'e ' BAND Army SHIRLEY MARTHA LI-IVINE Covm' W'IIrk fannalvs nwg ljuxl srl and luuk at Il CHARLES BURTON LEVITIN CHARLEY 'l'hInk. work, uclfnr I'Ic1ury QLIILI. ANI: ScImI.I. -luurnaliam LAWRENCE CHARLES MACON I.ARIzY SonIrlhmg is rulrcn in the stale of Denmark GYM Army Air Corps lllilutb GLENN ESTES MATHISEN c5I.ENN The grenl uxz- of u lIfc Ix lo spend II on .mmI'llIIm: lllul m41lII.v1.v Il Study mcdicinv. MILDRED ELIZABETH INICCLELLAN MII.DIzED 'ATU he greut lx to he rnisundersloollu lf'I'IQLIIa1'TIa ftlllli College ul' VVilIiam and lvlary MILDRED PAIGE IVICYVILLIAMS BABA 'llru1lI, crI1.vhed In earlh, .vlmll rI.w IIgIIIn SPANISH c:l.UB, IZTIQIII-1'I rra CLUB lvlary Washingtrun College LOUIS HARWOOD MELVILLE SLIM NIIIun'jhrn1.v Us for 0IAr.wlI'I'.v, not jlwr nIlII'r.v4 lu Ive. nul I I 71 Air Corps january ANNIE MITZ ANNIE A word filly xpukvn is like upples Q! gold in fuclurrs of silver SPANISH C1 UB Bc a stcnugraphcr JEAN FRANCES MOORE 'IEANIE 'A mvrry lwarl rnukvth u clwvrful cuunlvrnuncv PEGGY ANNE MOORE PEG 'Nong Voyager, suzl lhoufurlh lu sack and find DRAMA'l'1m1 CLUB University of Virginia CI,II7I ORD DICKSON MOORE Dime Na um' ix injured sum' by lum.wlf Commnnmua SMFF V. IVI. I, CECII. ELMORE MORRISE'l I'E Cscu. l3lundu.i or brunvllu, llus rhyme ubplnm' lluppy is lu' who knuuuv lhcm nu! Air Corps ROY CHRISTIAN MORSER, JR. Rox' l.vl my musn' mukv you mvrryf' IX4usiciun, or associated profcssiori ALICE BRIGHTWELL MURRAY ALICE WhI'rL' Ilwrv is u will, Ihvrz' ix u way l.A'rlN CYLUH, Homia Room RliPRliSliNTA'l'lVl'I, SIiCRIi'I'ARY oi- Simmix Ci.Ass College LAURA JUNE MURRAY Bwrcu God gum' llwm youlh, God gum' ll1L'I71 low, und vvvn Cod um gin' nn nlorvn II. S. S. C.. Run Cnuss CLUB. Si-ANlsH CILUH Sludy journalism an Norfolk Division ANNE ROSALIE INIYERS ANNE Keep your film' ulways toward ilu' sunslulu' and ilu' uwll full bvluml you Ii1'lQum1'ia C1118 Cullcgc, Ifarmvillc FRANCES DEBORAH PADDEN DEB BY Whc'r1' ull think alike, no one thinks murh II. S. S. C, Ihiqlll-3'1 l'xi Cl Us .iliuilou 'S I I M, I . My ' . M NN wg 9. ,xl Y' it flsfzffii f f - iiixigf V..- .D D.- . .,..,7.! I l S s l ii V' I Nia T 1. A 1 A ngzz .,..,.-: Q I january MERRIEL D. PARlS MERTUEL He Ihal has ,fullience may mm,'n1.v.c Tznvlliimf' Naval Axr Corps STANLEY CORPREW PAUL STANLEY Incline thins' ear lo xvrsdnm nndqgphly thine hmrt In llnderxlanding PRESIDENT HI-Y, PRIQSIDENT SENIOR ciI,ASS. VAI TZNTINTQ Simw, l-IZNNIS TEAM Navy MARY LFONA PI-ITI-1RS MARY 'ihlnre thing.: are wmughl by prayer lhun lhis irurlil ilrmms nf LATIN CLUB College HARRY DENNIS POLUMBO D1 NK Ali1rlcfolly is dcxiruhlv in him lluil will nur hc flllllly nf .vlu1mlil.v' ' Virginia Stale lvlililia Naval aviation cadet JAMES FDVVARD PRINCE, JR. PRAUFAS Don'l lrll your lmulvlrx lo mh1'r.v,' VYIILTI fwnhlv il'un'I fum' and the rvsl arf' glad :J il Onc ncvcr knows thcsc days, docs onc ' DORRIS ELIZABETH RAPFR DOT 'liruefri1'ml.ship is mme pr1'c1ou.T llmn ilu' rurc.vI grin MoNcxynAM Cum, H. S S C., IiTlQuic'rTla Cum, How-. Room REwRnsraNTATlvu Sccrclurial work Hl'iI,l iN LOUISE RICHARDSON HEl.I.EN ILleu.T ure funny lillle things. they u'0n'l work IIIIIFJX you Jn' H. S. S C, MoNu4:kAM Cum Nursing MURIHI, HARRIli'l'TIi ROBINS Lol! lim bvllvr lo have lowzl u slmrl man lhun m'i'1'r lolIul'L'lm'4'ilm1Iulli Ivladison Qmllcgc: journalnsm NATHANIEI. FULFORD RODMAN, ju. NAT Ifo1her.s can do il. I can loo C:HAPl.AlN, PRESIDENT WusT CHAPTER HI-Y, PRHSIDIANI CANNON MATH CLUB, BAND, MAURY Nuws Rl'll'RliSPiN'I'A'l'lVI: Study medicine: Kin V-iz, l hupcj BERNARD ROI-ISHN BUDDY lf alfirsl you don't pass French, fry, fry, ug lin Army Air Corps fan nary RICHARD ROSE-INBERG Rnsm' NHL' whu hcsllaxlvx Ax lusf' ll, S Navy AUDRFY HEARL ROWE AUDIE BFG S:na'r:Iy, lhc mrtm' uf 11 Iruu wmn m Cullcgc ROBICRT CI-I.-XRI.I'IS RUGGIISRI BOBBY A'Krnvu-lnlgv um! lunlwr .slmulJn'l br much :uni unlzl .wuwrxui V-5 or V-I1 MORTON jI'IFI IiRSON S.-XUNIJHRS Wlssx' Umm mvl In rvuson why IYIAURY ISAMQIQIHAI 1, sl-,NIUR Cnxss 'I'kuA:wkl-:R U 5. Army MARY IiI,IZABIi'l'H S.-XXYYHIQ IVIARY H130 unlu nllwrx bdurv ilxuy do unlu you Aylulmn I'HYI,I,IS VIRGINIA SCHI'IRBIiRGI'IR I'1-lvl, If wc lm' Iruly, um' .v!mIl.m'1ruly Iximun' Rm: Camas Cum, IXIAURY IX'ION1X.KAMfIllIIl, II SSC. CfuIIcf,:c SHIRIIIY BIQRNICIC SCOTT Sco'r'r1E Nu vm 1' ln nmkn' you jvc! mfvrmr Imtlmul your um.v:'r1l Busincss cuur c IN1.-XBI,I'I IDIS SHARP I,0 In What u lunglnl wrb um' u'4'uvr', u'lu'n firxl uw' hrudlcv lu Ilrwvlm' Slunugraphcr for army uir forces HICRNICIH M. SII'IGI'II. Bakrvlcn .1'In'yuu kiJI11ng ' Bc u sccrclary DON.-XI,IJ GODNVIN SIZIQINIORF I.x'r'rl.E SIZEE .-Lv mrmry rx Xllt'Il1, so is IlLje'ul Army Air Cfurpw I I :AA F january KIRK SWANN SOUSA KIRK Loud lulk may beat un ohpanenl, II uvll never mrIIIm'e him IBAND AND fIRCHESTRA. SEA SCIIIIIN Army Air Corps LUCY ELLIOT SPIGEL Luci' A'NaIure IJ lhe glass rdleclzng God LIBRARY ASSISTANT. MAKE Monm. AIR PLANES IN WouIxsIIoII Study journalism BK William and Mary JOSEPH STEPHEN STANLEY Noom' IVomen nowcnloys ure gellmg mI'n's Imgvs, hm Ilivn, lldl'l'l1'l lhey alrvuys' U. S Armc.I forces MARIE BELLE STEVENS REE As the lu-Ig is henl, ll1e'lrt'f .t Im'lIm'il Il. S. S. C., ETIQIIETTI2 CTLUB, MAIIRY ISUWVLINCI l.IeAIaIIIa WILLIAM HARRISON STEWART NEWIE He who laughs lusl is usually slou- I1'rm'll HI-Y, 'III-ZNNIS 'IRI-IAM Study engineering SELMA RAE SIVERSKY SELMA Lurinol do wrong wilhoul ,ulffurrlig Iurullgu Secretarial work or college N Yau CHESTER ROYAL SUNDQUIST, AIR. UMI- Excellent speech becomelh nal u foul. mufll lcss ilu lying lips u prince HI-Y Army Air Corps JEANNE BELLE TAVSS -IEANNE 'LIfu Is my college. Aluy I grailuale urll Izml earn wnlz' lmllnrs FIIIQNCH CI,I1I-1 College MARIE YVONNE THORNTON MARIE A good name is rather to be chosen than grml r1rlIe.v MAIIRY LITERARY Socimv College CATHERINE VOURLAS KAT He who would search for pearls musl duie beluuf' MONOIQRAM, H. S. S. C., ETIQIIETTE CLUB Be a secretary january ROBERT BASYF VVFBB, JR. BOBBY 'l'lxrs abou' all, lu Ilnne own self 111' true Viru:iNm STATE CELYARD Navy ROSE MARIE WI'QSTCOT'I' BUTCH Never do Imluy u-lux! you fun put off unlil lorrmrrowu DRAMA'l'Ii1CIl.liR, H S S. C., E1'iQmf:TTia CILUB, MAURY l.l1'iiRAkY SOCIETY. SPANISH f.l.UB Culicgc DOROTHY ANN VVI-IARTON DOT '4l rivml.v wc' ure, friz'mi.v we'll ever hun H S S. C, ETIQUI-LTTE CLUB Mary Washington College WILLIAM I-IARVY WI-IITMORF, JR. Bri.Lv Neilhvr ll borruwer nor cz lender he MATH c:l.l7B, Srunam' Assumuur University of Virginia PHILIP JAMES NVOO PHILIP W urs mmm' und num' go, hu! ynulh govs on forever Bccunw a dra flsman EVA DAVI-1'WRlGH'I' L1 1. I',vA Here Ioduy and gom' tomarrow Bc a nurse OLIVER WYNNI41, JR. Dusm' 'I'hu1's lifu I uu'rnA1 I . 'l'uM:K, Home Room REPRESENTATIVE Army Air Corps HIfI.EN YAIVLALAKA HEI.EN Tu lu' nr nn! In bv: thu! is the qzwstimf' W. A. C. MARTIN ALAN GOLDBLAT'I' U, S. Navy :ELK I ' -.., wwhm W. Wise Burgess Jones JUNE 1944 CLASS OFFICERS FRANK VVISE ..... . ......... .. -'ACK Bukusss ...... ANN Douoms -loNEs ...4 Bisrsv BROWN ...... June Class History Brown 4 . . .Prcsidcnl Vice-Pfwiflerzt Secretary . . . Treasurer We are the class of '44, Never will he forgotten that eventful day in September when we as sophomores entered the doors of Maury High School with chins held high and hearts bezltin fast Our principals and teachers were a great help and inspiration to us. The guiding hand of Mr Bristow, Mr. Old and Miss Harris certainly kept us going. June Class HiSt0fy-Continued In 1941 we began our first term at Maury. Many events occurred which will always hold a firm place in our memory. With our beneficial friend and sponsor, Miss Carolea Harris, we elected our first class officers. Richard Bugg was elected president, Elizabeth Ann Brown was elected vice-president. Florence Schonholt held the position of secretary and Frank Wise that of treasurer. However wonderful things appeared we did have our troubles, but we carried on. With the crisp, cool days of autumn came our spirit for football. As usual, the Commodores proved them- selves outstanding. Then the weeks passed by bringing that fateful seventh day of December' and we as American citizens realized that after Pearl Harbor we must take our part in the war. 9 The Sophomore party, given by the numerous organizations of Maury, to our class, was a novelty and a valuable new attraction. Besides these activities our class contributed in various ways to the school life. Among us are cheer leaders, athletes, and honor-roll students. Then June approached and with it came examinations. Upon accomplishing one step of our goal, we looked ahead to our Junior year so full of promises unfulfilled. As Juniors we became more dignified and more confident in ourselves. With still more pleasure and excitement we chose Frank Wise for president and Faye Ford for vice-president. Then, for secretary again, Florence Schonholt serving with Dorisleigh Ferebee as treasurer. In the future we will recall again the noise of cow bells and the hoarse shouts which encouraged our figures in the blue and gold on to victory. That year, the Commodores' victory over Granby in their annual battle was a great joy to all. We shall also remember the thrill when Saxie Dowell and his Naval Air Station Band played for us. Neither shall we forget the new honor study halls which many of us assisted with in making a success. With the Seniors we cooperated in spreading a Student Government throughout the school. However, with a great deal of sadness, we saw a few of our classmates drop out to join our armed forces, and so making the war a still greater part of our lives. Nevertheless, we carried on with the buying of bonds and stamps. The coming of spring saw many of us take part in the language tournaments and contests in which we always win high honors. The arrival of the minstrel show aroused us to take part. Many blacked their faces and entertained us with parts we all enjoyed. Then came examinations with their trials and tribulations. Yet we faced them with a grim determination to greet the prospects of the final and most glorious year. We assisted with graduation with a realization that brought us closer to June of '44. As fine Seniors we accepted our part whole-heartedly. Officers of the Senior Class were Frank Wise, Faye Ford, Ann Douglas Jones, and Elizabeth Ann Brown. The sale of stamps and bonds in the school became our greatest thought as the importance of the war increased more and more in our minds. It was now our turn to take part in the Fashion Show and Valentine Program as well as the Minstrel Show. And so we close our history with the proud but sad moment of graduation. We bid farewell not only to our school but also to the many of us who will enter the armed forces of America. And in leaving we want to say-Godspeed on your journey to success. ANN DOUGLAS JONES. une Honor Graduates ROBERT DELPI-IIN PROVOST, JR.-96.59 VERNON GRAYDON PHELPS-96.112 LORRAINE MAY GALUMBECK-96.05 SHIRLEY GENEVIEVE GEDMIN-95.95 MAY FRANCES SCHLICHTER-95.85 BARBARA ANN I-IOWE-94.95 HELEN VIVIAN DEFORDAOLSG ERNA LEE HARPER-94.75 CARY WYNNE YOUNGf94.67 JOSEPH THOMAS LAWLESS, III-94.60 MAJORIE PEELE IfUI,CHI-ZR-94.22 ELIZABETI-I ANN BROWN-94.10 JANE HATHAWAY H.M'NES-533.64 BENJAMIN HORATIO VESTER, JR.-93.61 LOLA MARIE IRELAN493.55 MARY EFSTRATIOU S'l'RA'l'OS-93.43 JEAN LUCRETIA KUHNS-93.43 MARGARET JFRANCES ROBINSON-92.57 DORIS LEIGH FEREBEE-92.55 DOUGLAS SCOTT PRICE-92.55 RUTH VIRGINIA I-IARFIELD-92.40 MARY ELIZABETH HARRELL-912.26 une Honor Graduates RUBY OI,A COOKE-92.20 BETTY CHRISTINE DAVIS-92.10 RONALD THOMAS ALLEN-92.08 DOROTHY ERNESTINE COLEMAN-91.96 JEROME LEE FANTONE-91.83 WILLIAM LEE I-IANBURY-91.79 BETTY JEAN NOCK-91.78 BETTY DESELLE HUFFMAN-91.60 FI,E'I'CHER LESLIE SPRUILLh91.30 SARA STEINFIELD-91.19 SEYMOUR BERTON LEVINSON-91.10 RUTH VERNON THORNE-91.00 MARGARET DUNCAN KENNEDY-90.80 DAVID BENSON KRUGER-90.73 BEVERLY BARBARA DEMAIO-90.60 LILLIAN TRAUB-90.59 BERNARD OSEROFF-90.50 JACK MARVIN HILL-90.44 BETTY JEAN KUNKLE-90.33 WALTER DANIEL ROSENBERG, JR.-90.25 FLOYD I-IENLY POWELL, Jn.-90.20 GWENDOLYN MACLIN SIMMONS-90.09 JANE ARMSTRONG ROBERTSON-90.00 JUNE M.-XRKQ,-XlU'1'l' -I.-XNF .-XDDlNKl'l'KJN PICKQKJY XX lxrlv ur111.1lu11' llujx' x11m1lvlc1lm1 run f11.xr l'.111g1 1-I Il-, K .1 V11 Sxx L-ullv1'u11' Kl1lIu1.1c NURM.-X l.K3RR:XlNl'1 Al.l'1X.-XNDFR TYURMA llum'.v! 1x 1l1u1grm1u.vr gn'11lrn'.vx l.IlKjl'l 111 K.111x ljHAM.fXllK. 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I-mamiu C.: mx. lvl IQUIWI me Cfuvn Willuum und lX1ury l'Il.lZ.-XBli'l'H CARR BALI, BE'r'rx' CARR 'All lmll lu' pl-'uxulll ln rcrm'mln'r il1u.m' ll1u1g.v lu'rv.1fIz'r ll S S ff, lilmm-1 u- lima. jxvmoa LISIIISR Ciullcgc CONSTANCI-X BANKS CONNIE 'Alf 11'x Il'0l'lll Illmkmg, 1l'x H'UI'lll suymg Dlvismn ul' XVnll1um and lX1ary ROBERT LEWIS B.-XRCO Bon :Mlmfu lu gulx fluid nn In NOLU' yuulh, lm! lm! will he xx ul ilu' u'l1n'l V. P I BHRNICH YH.-X'l'HS B.-XRKFR Nunn: nlizulil Ilm' mnrr' .vlulvly munxmns. U my mul. sh lluf Xll'l,ll XNISLVIS mll U. 5. Ciildtfl Nurse ffurps LLOYD B.-XRNARD, jk. BUN nur: 'l'lxv .luv uf 1l1w.m.l.v urn' uluwx lnmlmlu lXl'I11L'Ll lurccx MARY P.-XTSY BARNES PAT 'l'ln' wurlsl 1.v.mjz1llQl u m1mln'r nj Ilungx. l'm .mfr lm' mulll all lu' ax lmphy mx kmgxu Culle.-gc ur sxudy url l'1'l'l-llfl. IQUIA BARRHTI' l':'I'HEl. Nu m'1r.w Lv glmll 1n'1l'x Nursmg cuilcgc lfS'l'l'1I.l.l'1 MA-IORIH BA'l I'Y lxlziklilli .UL lalliz' Iln' uzxll and lvl Illu rrmlzl gn- Nm hun! ilu' I'llllll'll1' uj u llzxlunl drum l'.'I'lljl'I-Il l I-1 f.l,l'H B.-XRB.-XR,-X ANN BH.-XI,H BOB Bl E Now my-lzgur, xml llmu fnrlll lu .vuvk lun! final lDR,'xM.'x'l'u: til mx, l'lIlQl'Iil l'li f:l.UH, lXflAl'RY Bnwlmra I.: lyplsl and sl cnugruphcr uAK,l 'la nw, ....,, . . .. ..., M N, . l hh sw Ng, fum' ALBERT FORREST BELT, BELL Uh u-ell, lllufs I1-lv lwlarinc Air Corps ANITA FA Y E BER MAN FAYH W'hen rrght ,'vrr1-mls. he feurlusx of .vln'm'l1 and j1'urlu.v.v m llrmlu Stcnugraphy or VVill1am und Nlury NTARVTN BIBERMAN TNTARVIN Klum 'umfIy1ng ' College ROBERT GEORGE BONNER Bon Word.r un' lzke leaws, uml' xrlwn' Hwy most ubuxuni Mulch frxul of sensz' bvneulh m rurvlyjuumf College lu study electrical engineering DAVID EDYVARD BOULWARE DAvE Though Ihr.: he rnuminesx, ye! lhcrefx mellwll H1 ll TSAND Civil Air Patrol KENNETH RAY BRADLEY, JR. BRAD Il m rzghl lo be luughl, even by un enemyl' College. then Naval V-s program ELIZABETH ANNE BRIN KI ,EY ANNE 'AA frlrml rx num' mluuhlr lhun ilu' nzrrxl gum ll. S S C, lvladlson College VVlLI,lAlNl BURNLEY BROCK BYNNY 4'Eul. llrmk, uml hz' mvrry, fur mmurruu' uw' may lin' TRAQK Air Corps or ljalrzllrssfmgw DOROTHEA HOBAN BROXYN DOT So lrlllz' dune, so much In Jn JUNIOR Usulik, IDaAMA'11c:Cl.lrn, E1'mUr.'1'l+. Cf: un, ll S S CI , S1'UmaN1' Comwciu. Mary Wnshlnglon Clollcgu ELIZABETH ANN BRONYN BETSY judge no! Ihy jrlrnll :mill llmu .vlundml m hm hllmf' ETlQllIiTI'li f:I,llB, jlwlon Llsruen, Vlczl-: Pm-if-.lm.NT op- Sox-nor Momg C1,,xs.s. 'l'khAsU.uiR or Shmok C11 ,mx College Rl:5ll5l4N'l In' SUPIIUMURI1 Cimss, Vlur. Ifm4,s11u4N 1171? I'fVI'II.YN l'1I.IZABIi'I'H BROIVN PAT 'l'ruxl an nn' for I lruxl m yum Ixfladnsnn Cfullugc ICI .M ICR THOMAS BRYANT I'11.Mu I lv.uIn'lur is 11 :mm who m'm'r lmzkvs Ihu .mnlv nllsmkv nm I-'um HM 1, I3,xsl-,lmll Army' ,Mr Corps RICHARD AI,I ,XANDI'IR HUGO BUG vuplv Inu-e more fun Num ullybu-ly NI, l'ru1sm1-N1 up Sll'lll'.Nl Hump Cumuws Navy V-11 I'mgr:lm MAJ ORII'I RUTH BUI ,LOCK IX1Akum Snnn' pvnfwlr hum' I1 lrflvur' Illul cmnux uff uuxlly :mill u lllllu uluuhul' JACKSON CURTIS BURGIQISS, JR. bI.AxoN Yun nz'1'1'r lux.: 11 girl x1n4'r,'vm'1m1'Iy, only .vounvr lhun ska' Ihnxlg I Il-Y Navy nr IX1armc ffmqw NORMA IVILINIA BURGHSS INORMIE ll rlwfl he 1l'lu'!l1sf' u'4 1'1' IUUII ur Ioxl, Hui hun' lil' mf pluynl ilu' gunuf' Rr-,lu Camas Rl-Ls-Rlfml4.N'1 .wrlvl-3 Dlvismn ul XVIIIHJITI und IXIurx' CERACIC I.I'fI'I BUTI.IfR GRACE Nnll1mg m ul luxl.vm'1'ml fill! Ihu mlrgrlly uf ymu'n11'n mind I hmm-I Ranma IlIil'Ill',SliNIUXTIYIQ, lil-lmgllr- 1 lr4. C1 lvn, c.Hl'.l',Rl I-,Al1IiR. I'.-xsluum buuw College ,IOSIQPH I5ORRI IST CANNON .Ion-2 Yun I'un'l Iuka' ll will! volt IXTL'I'L'I11lT'll IN1nr1z1uCfudcK Sclmnl IfI.AINI'I I'II.IZABI'ITH CARI,I'INTI'IR PH: Rfjllualmll lvufufm' .vfn'I'a'lx lx lwllur IIILUI rcfrrlllunu' I1fh'ru'urJ I':l'IQlIl'I ln- Cum. II S S li. tfnnuuws Ciullugc -lOSI'II'H MAXWI'II,I. CARSON, DIR. -IOE Nu :mm I-Y.fH't' who m mv! nmxlvr Q! lunm'Ij Armed llmrccs 1 I AN hz D ffwry Glass, chi fum' ADDIIS PIQARI, C.-XR'l'PIR PEA R I. ll is hcllvr In Inu' null linux la -llc mix Time xx ill lukc care of the futurc HARRY JOHNSON CASH CASH nluy lx u grvu! day for llmxz' wlm run' lu I ll-Y Army, Navy or cullugc lu' lln'ln.wll'vx GAYLE BYRON CLARK KQAYLE WWI, hun' uhuul llmI ' V P I. MILDRHD COHHN NIILDRED IMI, um! repululmn are uuxzlv cmckull uml nurw lwull lvlelulmfn Office job in New York PEARL COHIQN Pl'DIE If u num could hum' llulf hm washes, he wuulrl rlmzblc h1.vIrnlAhlL'xH li'rlQum l14. c:l.UB, Run Ckoss LILUB, OI I life' IX Secretary in New York RUTH MAH COH EN R vrma l.on1.' W'hz1tfuul.s thaw nmrmls hw.. -'xflczl-. I'l1Ll.l-mx Secretary DOROTHY ERNl'1S'l'I N li COI ,HM AN Dm' lic lu lwr mrlllc' wry hun! I liz' lu hur juulls u lllllu blzml' MARGARIH' FRANCES COLHND.-X IXIAGGIE like' a hyrumnl. only hm lumix of ummul.v rvucll ilu' lop -vaglex um! snukvxu H. S. S. C, I'-Rl-,NKIII Culn, Iil1QL1m'1'1sff1lvlx RUBY OL.-XLCOOKH CUUKIE ln great atlvmpts 11 is glormus vwn Iofulln Cinmuvs, Om:uusl'RA, li'lklQUIfTI'I- Cl ms Study muwic HILDA GRAN COX NIISSISSIPPI Hlieuuly rx only slc111-Jn','1 Ormczl-, filil vs-'R N1HdiSuf1 'll 711' Pm :xv , liki' gold and diunlumlx. uwcs ll.Y1'ullu' only lo its CARLTON I.YNDAI,I, CR HICCH CARI. 'llllvri' mark wlzul ills Ihr .u'l1uIm .v li I' axxaulf f lml, vrwy, uumr, Ihr pulrun und thu ,full Civil Air Patrol, Army Air Corps AI,I.IiN RAYMOND CROSS, JR. Diwvsa nllvll ix pin-ml with good mli'r1Imn.v Army Air Corps THOMAS HAZIiI,'I'ON CURTIN 'I'oM Gold is whvrv yuujind il University of Ixhryland B I'I'I l'Y CHR ISTINF DAVIS Bs'r'rx' Ii'llQUli'I'IIi C1 UH, II, S. S. C. Collcgc DARLIQNIQ JOYCE DAVIS Jovcs W'lulr thumlr-r surgvs bursl on cliffs of rloud, Still ul ilu' pruplwlicjeul ilu' nations sl! Typisr or sl cnographcr IFRANCIAIS CAROLYN DAVIS FRANCES Art well your part. lhere ull thu hunur lim H S S, Cf, Ii'riQlvm'14E Ci on FRANCES AIDA DAY 'I'0Nl l'lu'n s u 4lll'lf'Illy lhul shufws our ends, rougli-limi' them hun' um' will New York School of Fine and Applied Arts HHI,I'IN VIVIAN DE FORD Vzvmx A sofl unswur lurnulh uu-ay wrath, bu! grufvouv words .rlir up anger I.A'l'IN Cl Un, Ilumla Room R12PRr:si4:NTAl'lvrc Division of VVlIIlzxm und IVIury BI'fVI'IRI,Y BARBARA DI-IMAIO SHORT-S'l'0I' Klum llilvsvlj. urfrfvl tliyxulf, he 1l1v.wIf I.uIvorulory lcuhniciuifs training AUDRI-XY 'I'HI 1RI'1SA DHZIQRN Aumuax' All is noi gold that glllIl'fS-I Telephone operator .:curiL'L1y' ' Nadi ,--N J' fum RICHARD GICRRY IJINGINI,-XX CQER Rx' 4 Hn'fir'.vl l11ll14lrml xuuzrx .irc ilu' l1ur.lv.vl U 5 Army An' Clurpx RICH.-XRD MICH.-XH, DON.-XHUIQ Sl'I'ER Whrmvl un' 1r'l.v4'r Ilmn mvn lu'ul11.u' Ilwv klmlr lwxx N:'l'L'l and llmlurxlmnl :mmf fX1z1rmc .Mr Corps MARY HUNTER DIQIQWIQRY Dvuzw 'lwvhnll11'lHfvz'l1'lHlH'H f10llL'k.!L' HIIAIRH l'II,.-UNF IJRVCKFR lu' .vmrvjur lrhul you fum' Alum' rn Ihu fmxi, I-ul lvl :I lu' u lvxxon In llu'f111la1'u Rr-n Charms R!4!'RI41NI4,Nl'XIlX'l-, lil:-311-111-Cixlwrx LLOYD liGC9I,IiS'l'ON I,l'I I'I.E Swami' lo .mil lwymui ilu' luzllm uf ull ilu' u'cx1crr1 .vlurx, lmlnl I Ju' ll limsllmw Snmx Bl'1'l I'Y Llili l'1lCHlil.BrXUfNl IRE U rrllum. zvllum, xnulmg, llwnnml l':llLun jlmmk Hum-. R-mm Ill-'PRI-Nl-.N1I'XllX'l' Kinds! Nunn' lfurps SAMUIHI. HORTUN F.SI,lfFCK Sexmrvlx' 'Alle whu L',l'LlIXL'R lmnxulf, uu'x1xv.v lmn.wlj Navy Alr Clnrpx lMOGl'1Nl'1 IVAN EVANS IMOQEN E llm'xn'I mullvr u'lrc'rr' you burnt' frnm. :fx what vnu arf' R1-lm Ummm Cin un Wnrk ut Nuvul Huw .IICROMH l,l-Ili FANTONIQ ll an RY Thr hullrr' purl .uf ulrry mur1'.v nluunlmn IX llml lwlllrlx lu' grvrx hlrrlxvlj Irlll-.NCII AND S1'.-xN1sllCflx'1x:- 'VHOMAS MFRRFIL lfARIXlliR TOMMY Xmjvr lv Ll lrunl u'lm'h Ivluuxv nu! Iln' lunlfv ul lin' rmml' .-Xrmui turccs funf DORIS I.I'1IGI-I FEREBIEE DORISI.ElGH II is ull right In be dumb, lm! don'l mukz' u uareer of il FIQRIZASURIAZR mf -jiINmR Ci Ass, Samoa HUMIQ Roiwl IiIiI'RI'1SIiNTATIX'E, jumon Usrma, Ffxsmom Snow College ABRAHAM MORRIS FINI-I IVIENDY 'l'lIt'XL' are ilu' lnmns flux! Iry nu'n'x .wulsu Study medicine MARY FR.-XNCI-IS I I,I IMING Mfuleh, Ilwn. oh mich ilu' transient hour. Improve meh mulm'nl ax HfIiv.v Cluisaus Business college IPLORA DIANE IFOWKES D1 A rolling .rlune gulhers no rrwxs. hu! acquires a ffm' bullish MAURY I-l'rukARY Sncillwv. IDRAMATH: Cuva. II, S, S. C LATIN Cum I're-Medical euurse ul V. I' I. S'IIANI,IiY JOHN FRANKLIN, JR. IJRANKIE Alun u-lm rliuuxcs lu rule ligrr must go wliuri' ngvr lx giving Armed Ikwrecs ANNE MARIE I RIiI'IINIAN SeA'l'rY ll is licllrr lu gin' than lu lend. um! il mms ulwul llw sulm' f5I'lCIIIiS'I'RA Concert violinist LOUIS HARRIS IVRIHDMAN Louis ll's mil ilu' nuaxy fvllma- n'lw's imborlanf' Armed furces WAR R ICN HOWARD FR I HIJMAN WA MEN l3eu'un' of entrance In il quarrel, bu! bring in bL'ar'I lllul lu' of1pusi'd may beware of !l1r1: Iinginecring college RUBY I.ORRAINI'I FRIHSZ Rum' Alun is the only unmml that um he sklnrunl more IIILIII umm MAURY I-i1'xcRAuY Soczixaw. IBAND, KIRCHESTRA Nursing MAJORI If I'I'IIiI.I'1 I UI,CHI'lR MARGIE Cmn1mm serum' is rm! u wnmimi lllllllxu Secretarial work 'W fum LORRAINI-I MAY GALUINIBIQCK I.mBv HI: glad, and 3'vIIrfrn'nIl.r urI'.nIIII1y, lie .rad and you Inn' lhem ull H S. S. C., LATIN KOLUB, ITRENIM CI Ivn, NflAl'RY I,I'rr3RAnY Soc:IIaIY College BI'l'I I'Y I.OU GARRISON Bsrsx' Tha hex! is yvl Io bv IDRAMATILQ CI Un, S'rUDI-:NI ANSICIXIBI Y Collcgc SHIRLEY GIiNIiVIIiVI'1 GFIDINIIN SI-IIRI.EY ulirpvriencc Is ilu- bex! lI'urlII'r cIIRl.4SI3OWA'I.IN1L LIQAIQIIIZ. lx4oNo4pRAM CTI mx Navy nurse I'lRNF,S'l' JAMES GFRMIQLINIAN, III. .IIMMY l7on'l gvl Ill-YCUIIVCUZFQI. it lSUflA'l1 the lux! levy on ilu' hunch Ilmt uhc'rI.v Nw Inch Merchant Mariuxu I-IAROI ,D IELWOOD GI HBS HEGIE Tlx beller Io lnzw loved and lux! Than never Ia hum' lm'I'Il ul ull III-Y, jumon Homa Room I'lliI'RIiNI:NI'AIIYI' Acronuulucal engineering OTHINEI. VINCENT GII,I.I KIN GII.I,IE 'Snrne think Ifle world II-as madrffor fun um! fmllr, And so do I' Naval uviatlon SYLVAN GOI,IJS'I'I'1IN SYI, lf lhc brain .munv rm! corn. II fvlunls 1lII.vllI-.v MATH CILIIB, IEASIERALI. Armed forces RANDELI, WAYNE GOODWIN RANNY ll IS the splrlluul ulI4'uy.r which Jf'lvrrnine.r ilu' nIIIlI'rIul Navy I'lDI'I'I-I GORDON HDIE 'l'InII' will tell RED Cnoss, RIQTAII. CLUB, STUDENT Assnmm Y lviary Washington College ALFRED GRIiFNS'I'RIiI'l'I', jk. QIREENIE W'hII1's up, Iioc ' Army june K ENN I'I'I'H GU'l l'IfR M AN KEN N EY Hu who luuglm lux! laugh.: hun CHARLES ONVIQNS H.-XINICS, III CAR1.os I3rr'rlIy rx lhe .mul nf wil Ill-Y College WI I ,LIAM G I LM ER HALSTIQAD BILL lfwry num fum lhrm' elu1rar!e'r.v ftluzl u'l1iel1 lu' 4'.x'h1I11l.v. lllul 14-lm'l1 ln' rs, um! Ihr!! n'lm'h he llxmks he ls Army Air Corps WII,I,I.-XM I,IiF I-IANBURY HAM n Emu' You ure nnly IUIIIII other ,humble lhmh you un Ill-Y, I'AOOTBAl.l,. IVIATH fill!!! Acrunaulieal cngineernng RUTH VIRGINIA HARFIELD G1NNx' ll ix u gnu! lull-smug to vlikmy lm,'1,'1lm'.v.v, but ll lx xllll grculer lu lu' uhh' In lmparl 1! lo ull1l'rs College IQRNA I.I'lI'I I-IARI'I'IR HRNIE l'ulium'e is u 1'1rluc ' II. S. S. C., SPANISH AND I.A'lIN Crmusza College IRIS HARRIQLI, CHICK urfucu, myjrlvml, lx us u hook wlxurz' mun muy wud slrurma' n1u11r'rs I I. S. S. C, MAURY IJTIQRARY Smzlxsrv Cullege Yu MARY I'1I,IZABIi'I'H I-IARRI'1I.I, MARY ll IX more hlvmvd to gum' Ihun Io rem in' Secretarial work .IACQUIQLINIQ IfI.IZ.-XBINI'I'H HART JACKIE lla unlu ulherx us yuu would lmm' Ihcm do unto lo you ll. S. S. C. Nurses truming CURTIS LYNDIC HARTIN 'I'sxAs Keep your uyl-.v und mrs nfwn and your muulh fluxes! lvlerlleul Sehnul at Iexaw Tech wx ' 1 Mr W'- :QM wr li . Q e.,.4 A - :w x u l june JANE HATHAWAY HAYNHS JANE I Imam' .wlilom seen much oxlenlolion ixml much learning meer Iogelhcr ETIQUETTE Cum College MARTHA FLIZABI-1'I'H HAYN FS MAHA . . :when will Eilrofufsrlulvr hour Again find Wfordsivorlli s healing poirrrl Cnlumlwia Universil y WVOODIF MAF l-ll'lNl,l'lY NYOODSEY An 1m'c'xlmi'nI in knou'le'dge alufuyx buys ilu' lwxl ll'lll'f1!.Ylu l:RliNCll AND lfTiQw-L'l1'r-Q CLUBS, ll. S. S. CI, Pakeer College liVlfl,YN FRANCES HliWl'l I' Eva Ax time goes by RTQTAIT. CLUB College JACK lVlARVlN Hll.l, JACKSON ll is flue fool who lisa.: big words, bz'cau.w lu' cun'I use small words corrrcllvu llumia Room REl'Rl'1SENT'A'l'IX'li. lll-Y ll-Rl'1ASllRliR, Cimiwr-4, lVlINlSTREl,S, MATH C.i.uis Chemical engineering LINWOOD STARLING HINHS, jk. SKINNY Yv.v!vnluy is gone. 'lbmorroiv :wr-lr iurnu Tuiluy IX flu' day we live Sim SUlll'l's V P. I ur Navy FRANCICS HITCH FRANCES l.f1ugl1 and ilu' world laugh.: imlh you: Wfuep, and you weep alum' MUNUTQRAM Cl UB- H S. S, C, E'l'iQlu-:1'1'r3 CLUB. lfarzmzu Cufa, IJRAMATIC Cum William and Mary AUBREY DREW' HOGGARD Au B R Ex' Dorff rounl your chicken.: before Ilwy hunk William and Mary ur Navy THARON VIRGINIA HOLM I-IS RED Never stoop .To lou' as to .vloopwlo your lou-cs! William and Mary College BARBARA ANN HOVVH BOBBY uwflml book ix tlwre lo compare wilh lhe greal book of life' MAURY l.i'r1aRARY Srxpufrv, LATIN CLUB, Cl!-lgllI1'llR oi: Cnmmonoka, STUDENT C.oUNcu.. l.l'l'ERARY C.uN'i'Es'rs Randolph-Macon ,I Il 711' I3I':'I I'Y IJ HSICI .I.l-I I'IIII5I IIYIAN BETSY A lruu Irzcmi fx lIh.'gl'r'n1lr.'sIQfuII Iwlvssings, r1nrIlI1c' nnu ll'IllA'Il uw' Iukv Imax! llmughl In uuqmn' Nursing GICORGH S.-XIXIIIHI, HIIGHIJS I'IA'l' BOW' IY'Iu'n Jury n'Iu.vpcrx lung 'Thou mush' 'I'Iu'ynuII1 rvplwx, 'I run' I'AUIYI'HAII IV S Service IDIA MARIE IRIQIAN Cum' Ami Ilnx wax ull llu' Imrwsl lllul I 1'mf1L'd I um lfku uulvr um! lzkv wuul I gn IVIAIVRY I.1u-:RARY Smzuc 1'Y, IIN-rASSl?CIAl'Ii Iinrrwk UF C 11 mmmumu-. Vuruign service BI4f'I I'Y I,I'1Ii JACKSON Bama A grrul xlllp uxkx nIm'f1 wafer IDRAMAIILZ ifl Ula, Iil1QLIl5r1'1a CLUB, SI'L'DIzN'I' Assmm Clnllcflc ROBI'1R'I' J .-Xlflfli H. 1. llc who Iu'.vrh1lf.'s IS Iusln I'msluarnM,l XVIIIIHIH und Mary HENRY JENKINS, JR. Dlcx '4W'Ilul'x umlurf. Jur ' INIULJITLIDICIII cnginccrinp, ICUIA I,I'1I'f JICRVIS I'Il'I.A 'Irs gun-I lu Im' um! Imrn' Nursmp.: ANN IJOIIGIAS JONES .ANN Doro 'I'h Iilugm- rw. lf: lm, II S S, if , Sl-14IRIi'l'.-KRY mf SILNIURC v :my lu Inna' L1 frzvml IN In In- unc Randolph-IXIucun ROYCIS WILEY JONES Rovclr: A fwnrxy xrzrm' is 11 fwnny mrfmf' Ifnulnm I , BASKI-.'l'nA1 I , ISASI-.HAH Army Air Corps VIRGINIA I'1I,IZABI'1'I'H JONES GI N N Y IDuu'l hui njf l1'Il4lI you nm du lmluy, UIIIII Iunmrruu Businms cullcgc 3I.Y .LABS mm S fum' WILMAR MITCHELI, JONES W1 l.l.I E not rvhul people read, bu! what lhvy rc: makes lhrm learned It is nunllwr ll Lincsman or cahlcspliccr ANTHONY FRANK JORDAN, JR. 'IQONY 'l have gone to summer school and taken fir graduulmn ix my rz'u'anl'4 'I' .vllbfcfI.v, William and Mary MARGARET DUNCAN KENNEDY INIARGARET ull Wie must be forllfied hy rr'u.t0n agmnsl all m1m'rx1liu.: SPANISH CLUB, STUDENT ASSFIMBI Y College DOROTHY SUE KENNEDY SUE To lim' long il is necessary lu Im' slow lv H. S, S. C., ETlQlVETEf1lUB College EDWIN BLAKE KERNS EDDIE Lillie Caesar HIY, DRAMATICS William and Mary or Boeing Aircraft ClvI'D0l'2lllUl1 MARY LUCY KNUDSEN DIARY Lou I complained because I had no shwrs unlil I sau' u man wllhmll unyfeul MAURY MlNls1'ns1,s, H. S. S. Cl, IlE'I'All,lzRS Nursing DONALD STUART KREGER DONNIE 'The surex! way noi Infml ix to dvlrrnunv lu .viacn-cd MAURY MINISTRELS, DRAMA'rlcz CLUB College or armcd forces IVIAJORIIS JANE KROSKIN MA Ron: nparlirlg is sllfll .v1u'el .mrruu ' College or Art School DAVID BENSON KRUGER DAvE Things wzilwul rvrjlrdy should hc'11'i1houl rvgard. what s done ix ilunv University of Virginia EDITH KRUGER KILAMOUR Gnu. -.W,h1llt'1't'l' men dun' tlwy muy ilu R!iI'AIl. 5xai.l.iNrz Cuvn Cadcl Nurse Curve june .I EAN LUCR FTIA KUHNS CDDNE l.lIllcgru1n.v of pumllw. lllllc duubs uf buinl lllukz' lx gurl look ,hrully whun she um'1 Bookkeeper or stcnographcr BI'l'l l'Y .IRAN KUNKLIQ BETTY 'I'l1mg.v urr lvuunll to l1clI'If5t'71Y!l'llX' wurry' Ifl't'I'j'llIllIK mnlvx ru hm: who Il'LlllS'iIl'l1N llllI'l'Nlu Typist MARY EVANS LACY IVIARY Of ull xml words of langue nr ben, 'I lu' .mllllrsl are rluaw 'll nuglll have lwen' MAJOR I H ISVRLYN LA KI-1 IX1ARj0RIE Ulm! each new lclnple noblvr than lhv lusl. Shui rlwe from heu1w1 with u dome mon' ms! Beauty course VINCENT EDWARD LASCARA VINNIE A ln' slumls on um' lvg, the irulh un lim CIANNDN IVIATII Cum, MAURY Swim: BAND, QARKIHIZSTRA College MAUDE TYHR LATHAIVI RUN 'l'lw nmrv l suv uf men. ilu' mon' l lzkv Ilugxu I I, S. S4 C, Run Cnuss Rumxusm-:NTA'r1vu lvlury Nifashlngton College SEYMOUR BHRTON LEVINSON BUDDY lIvll4'r Io rvzgn in Hell llum to scrm' in H1'uv'r1 5'1'lvDxzN1' ASSHMBLY, IIDME Room IllZl'R!iSliNTATlVIi. CLANNON MATH CLLID, Commmmme pH0'l'KXIRAPIHiR, MAURY Nlzws PuoTrx:RAPHI2R INDIANA BAIN LINDSAY INDIE 'l'l1v world ls my oy.vlz'r Ii'x'xQL1m'1'la ctl.lIB Cullcgc BARBARA ANN LINNI'1LL BARS 'IIruIh, cruslwll lu vurlh shall rm' again I I, S S. CT , Illill Cxnss RISPRIQSIQNTATIVI5 College I4'RI'lDIiRlCK WILLIAM MACQUIBBICN MAC Ulla' was u mlm, luke him lm' ull In ull. l .Ylmll nal look upon lux llku ugurn A rm y 1 7'N june ROSELYN MARIE MAGUR K ROSELYN Not only around our infancy N Dolh Heaven with all its splendor.: lie H. S. S. C, BowLlNcz l-aAc:uxz, EriQum'1'ra KILUB Secretarial work FRANKLIN CROMWELI, MALBON, JR. FRANKLIN For u cup and bells our lives we hay, l But less we buy with a whole soul s laskimz College or Army SHIRLEY RlTA MAR KOFF SHIRLEY And wha! is so rare as a day in june' Then, if ever, mme berfecl day.: ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER or MAURY Niaws Business college SHIRLEY MARIE MARSH SHIRLEY Today is the loom on which we weave the mrzeguml lhreuils of yeslerduy into u glorious tomorrow H S, S. C, ETIQUETTE Cuia. DRAMATIC c:I.LlB VVILLIAM HENRY MARTIN, jk. VVILLIAM The road to afriend's house is never long SPANISH c:l.UB, HOME Room REPRlisl5N1'A1'ivii Army Air Corps or college JEAN AUDREY MA'I I'H EWS JAM ill the deml's booth are all lhzngs sold, lzuch ounce of dross cosix :ls ounce qf galil William and lxlary WILLIAM HARVEY McALlS'l'l'lR BILL 'Al.L'l's gn humeu Army DORRIS VlRGlNlA MCCABH DOT W'hu1 mailer if the years depurl. ifkfriundsliib sluys unLhangml ILTIQUKETTE KRLUB College DORIS FLOISF MCCLANNON Doius There is u desliny that makes us bralhersq None goes his way alone RETAIL SELLING Cl UB Marriage WALTER HUGH MCCRORY Pu sv Three may keep u .vecrrl rf lwu uf them ure Jenni Navy june MARY ,IACQUELINE MCGANN JACKIE Ulf ul first you don'l .succi'vd, lry, try again' I1IssInIzN'I' or ETIQUETTE c:LUB, H. S. SI CI. CFIEER LEADER Jumon USHER, FASHION Snow College JOHN VINCENT MCPHILLIPS VINNIE I cumin' I saw, I conquered College MILDRED TVVIFORD MIDGETT MILLIE Life is .vhorlq make the mos! of il FRI-:NCH CSLLIB, B0wI.INiz LI5Ac:LIRE College RUTH CHILDS MILLAN Ru'rI-I 'A 'Tis Heaven alone lhut is given away. 'Tix only God may be had for the asking RETAIL CLLIH, BOWLING LEAGURE William and Mary MARY THOMAS MILLER TEATIE Not to lhe top, bu! .vlill cilmbingn H, S. S. C, Hom? Room REPRESENTATILE Drafting LYDA MAE MITCHELL LYDA Fools rush in where angels fear to Head College JIMMIE ANN MOORE JIMMIE A friend in need is ufriend indeed ETIQl,1I2T1'Ie KILUB, Home Room REPRIesEN1'ATIvIa College WILLIAM FORREST MUNDEN BILL UAILIIQ? the hes! of life, its fun Armed services GLORIA ELAINE MURDOCK GLORIA III: nal the hour.: you hu! in, hu! wha! you put in the hours SPANISH CLUB Office work or interior decorator CHRISTINE HADLEY NALLS TEENY Love thy neighbor as rhyself' IDRAMATIC CLLII-I, Rau Cnoss Stenographer QR june LILLIAN GISI-I NELSON LIL Don't tlo anything youll regret later DRAMATIC CILUB MARGARET SALI DA NEWTON NEWTON Always give more than you promise College LOUIS OLIVER NICHOLS, JP.. Lou Silence is golden. except when you're ignorant RED Cnoss REPRESENTATIVE William and Mary STUART RANDOLPH NICHOLS NICK lf thou hast wanderings in the wildernesx And find st not Sinai, lm thy soul is poor Army Air Corps BETTY JEAN NOC K BETTY lVe have been friends together In sunshine and in shade CHORUS, H. S. S, C., RED CROSS REPREsEN1'A'rlvI2, Homrz Room REPREsENTA1'Ivh College JUNE MARIE NORMAN JUNE They fail, and they alone, who have not .vlrivenn Secretarial course MIRIAM DORIS NOTOKOFF MIR None goes his way alone. All that we send into lhe lives of others Mttst come back into our own RED Cnoss REPRESENTATIVE College or stenography BERNARD OSEROFF BEIINIE Self-government may be added to self-control, and with it man'.I right to ltje, liberty, and freedom nj conscience STUDENT ASSEMBLY, Home Room REPI1IssIeN'rArIvE College DORIS PAGE CQRANMA Ulf there breathe on earth a slave Are you truly free and l1raIie ' H. S. S. C, Home Room REPRIESliN'TA1'lN'E JOSEPH ALFRED GORGAS PARRISH BUDDY I should live so long! HI-Y, STIIIIEN-r Asssmamf College or Armed Services MTH' hr.-xx. IR IS IQI ,IZAB Ii'I'I-I PARSONS Ixus II ll IN num' Im1'.v.mry llmn lwuu1y Cllauklvs Secretarial xxurk ASPACIA CONSTANCI-I PATSOURAS PM' I 'lmulum gunml ymnvlvr-luy IX nn nmru nurxj Aim gullwr but dry .wnlx Q! lux! yvm' x vflmwrx Music BARBARA ANN PA'I l'I'1RSON Sis Hull-y A'lulfy ' Rn-:n Cams Iil'.l'RhhhN'I'A'I'IVE Cullcgc RICHARD RUSSICI .I. PIiBWOR'I'H PEB nv A'.Yvr'l'lu' In ulllurx ulmm' ,'n'r.mm1l gum I- IXIANAIQI-lu, Pluwl-LR'lY AND S'r,xr.r-Q MANAQLIQR I-HR MAURY INIINISYIKIQSI. IXf1urcI1unI INILIFIHC MARION I'1VI'II,YN IIIQGRAINI MA Rum l3f'Ilrr lczlr' Ihan nc'1'r'r BUWI INKZ I.uAc:u1a IlivisionuI'XV1II1umand Iviary I'fS'I'I'fI ,I ,Ii IVAYIQ I'IiRI.MAN I'IsA1'El.1.E 'mllllvru lx no grrul mul no xmull 'ln lhu soul thu! l7lLll4t'lll ull Art INI.-XRGUl+IRI'I'Ii MAY I'HI'II.I'S RITA Saving IX lwln'1'rng ftlllilill l.1eAmak Jumur Cullcgc VERNON GRAYDON PHIiI.I'S VERNON '4l ur Ym'JIul'aluy rx but L1 Ilruum. :Xml 'llmmrruw is only u rzswn. liul 'llnlulv well l1l'e4lV:1lukex uvvry Yvsluraluy u drvanl uf lulfvpzncm. .Ami uwry 'lbmurrmz' u mmm M llu,'n ' Cfmnuls, Ilumxe Room Rlivul-1s1aN'1'A'llvlc Cfnllcpzc -I UNH I'A'I'RICIA PI-I I I,I . I PS MURON Gn'u1l'r' lun' lmlll lm num llum flux. Illul u mun lay 1101011 lux lzjvjnr lu.vfru'ml.v I I. 5. 5, if , Ii'1'lQm-'rua Cluva. IIASHIUN Snow, IERAMATIC CILLIB, IVIINlS'l'RliLS XVIIIHIITI and IXf1ury JANE MARILYN PINCUS Pm Rl E Our uvlx nur ungvlx ure. or good ur Ill. Um juml xluuluu-x Ilwl uulk by us still I5 RI-,Nlill Cl un, IVIAURY I.l'1lakARx' Sncufg'1'Y Cullcgv: X fic' I-IUNICH LOUIS PI'l'TM.-XN UCOOKIEH lima: ynurfulurv look 1I1l7rr1'nl l111cIv'H ftUMMOl7URlz S'IAlfl , Mxwuv Crunuvs., SPANISH Cn un. MAURY IN!IINISIRhI.S Cullcgc' ALICE I.UCII.I.FI PORTER I.0l'lE I slcfvl und 1Ir0unmI lhul I.lf1' wus Iigfzuly, I woke Llndfmuld Iluxl life 11'11.v Duty juwlmm RED Camas Telclypc npcralur FLOYD HFNLY POWFLI., -IR. FLOYD More Ihzngx an' uvoughl by prayer Ilnm lhlx 1mrl1f 11rvurn.v cjANNUN MATH f:l,UH Armed forces 'IRAN MARIE POWELL JEAN Nt'III1t'f L1 Ivorruwer nur 11 Ivmfcr hu. for hum uf! luxe.: hnlh zlxvlj umlklrruml CUIICRC l.AVHRNli POWHLI. I .AVE RN E 'wlxllzfre is nu .such lhmg us !'OlICL'L1Il7lt'IllU IjRAMATIl1cfI,l'li CUIICQC DOUGLAS SCOTT PR l C111 Dorn Cod offerx lu awry mind Ihr: clwlcv hclu'eun ilu' irutlx und repuse. Tala' 11011611 you please--you run luwer I1111'1' bulh' DRAMA1'lc1 C:I.lYB Annapolis or WTS! Puinl FRANCIS BERNARD PRICE FRAN ram HA rluldy drop uf rmznly Ivlmnl 'Hu' .mrgzng .Suu OIIIIUUIKIIISN Cnuuurs College ROBERT DHLPHIN PROVOST, JR. Bon Never pu! uff until Ionmrruu' what yuu can put uffI1IIlIu' Jay uflvf' f:URRliSPONDlNfl S1-.czrufmuv UF HI-Y, jumum llhlll-RR, fx!-I1Dl'I'UR ul- f.OMM0lXJRli, DR.-mA111:K.llwx Navy V-11 Program ,IHANIC MARCIA PURYHAR -IEANE Hu xlnu' in flmuszmg 11frr1'm1, .Sinn-cr rn fhungzng Sccrcluriul we rrk RAYMOND LEE RF.-RMS, JR. RAY 'I'Iu' Item lx nu! fed on x11'm'lx Dmly I1l.v uwn Iluurl he flux ' TX-Iurmc Corps HI' uf june JAMES EARL REDD RED I do nal se! my life at u pin'sfe1: Army NANCY LEE REED NANCY All are needed by earlx onvg Nalhing is fair ar good alone SECRETARY oif H. S, S C, IZTIQUPLTTE Clue, MiN1sTnrzi.s, FASHION Snow, Cnoizus SHIRLEY ELIZABETH REW Raw l.ife's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts N and frels his hour upon the .stage and then is heard nu more H. S, S. C. Nursing ROBERT WILLIAM RIBBLE, JR. BOBBY l.itlle, ar much, of what we see. we dn, Wfrc all bath aclors and speclators, loo CANNON MATH CLUB Naval Aviation SHIRLEY JEANNE RICHARDS SHIRLEY Simplicity in expression is the essence of art E'l'lQllETTli CLUB, Bowum: College MARY ANNE RIDDLE GABBY 'l'herm' is always goal in everything, no mailer what il is College JANE ARMSTRONG ROBERTSON JANE WT are best known by what we do STUDENT ASSEMBLY Cullege MARGARET FRANCES ROBINSON PEG i'Bwang! RED Cnoss CLUB College WALTER DANIEL ROSENBERG, JR. Duma The die is Cd8lN TRACK 'I-EAM, CANNCHN MATH CLUB University of Virginia TI-IELMA JOSEPI-IINE RUDISILL jo Where lhcrels a will, therelv a way 'I'luzAsUm5k OF ILTIQUETTE CLUB, H. S. S. C., CHEER LEADER Nursing In .-Xl.lCl'l NTAY RUNNIH .S ALLIE 4'llC lu'r1 yum url' Ifh' unlll. lwmu' - Wham yum un' ilu' l141n1lm'r. xlrrku liuslm-ss cullcgc NANCY l,lil'1 S,-XCKS NANCY xl l1ll1L'l1'LlfI1lI11J lx 11 llL1l1gl'rml.vllwlllg. Drink Jcufv or Iuxh' nn! ilu' l n'f'n111 xfvrzmgn Cfullcgc Sl llRl.l'fY ROSE S,-XlNllllfl.S SHIRLEY HIL- su'z'z'I and lvl uvlm 11111 hm' 4'll'1'4'1'A' Cullcgc 'l'Hl'll.MA SrXllNDl'lRS 'l'HE1,MA nlivuluy m ll-flllll. 'Truly lwuuly-Iluzl is ull yu kmvu- on eurllv and ull yu lwvnl In lcrmuf' Cullugu DOROTHY l,llCIl.I.li S.-UYYl'lR DUT Alukl- Ihr' mlm! QI' yu1lr'.v1'1-f, fur limi lx ull Ilml lx l'xf1l'L'1l'-f Q! lx' Muxuhkmf Cfrrn, Sl umarvr Ass!-Mm Y Busincss umllcgu MAY IVR.-XNCHS SCHl.l CHTICR FAN NY 'Ht U11 S0rrnn' nal ul lwing l1nkr1u1l'I1. bill .wuk lu lu' mvrllly of nu! Am limnmk our fkmmnnnkr. llUlHI'I1CI'Clk1l arl PIPQRRH PAUL SCHMITZ l'E'1'E 'l'lu'rv nuwr lwml u hav lrzlh .mul .uv Jani lX'lm nvwr lumull llzsllmzd and .mul llm-m-m-ml Noi lm1d.' Cu-ATHI li'l'Ii1 limruv, or Tllli Cumrmmum-', Hum:-3 Room RI'1I'RIiSI:Nl'.N'I lYli Would like W 82 M, hut heading for Armed Scrvlcm FLORENCE MILDRED SCHONHOLT Fmssla will xlrlw, In .vu4'k, lujiml. .md mul In Qvlvlll' IDRAMAWIC Crmx, lVlAURY l.1rzaRARY Sm1ll1.1Y, lXllNI5'l'Rl-KI Dnvisinn ui' W'1lliam and lvlury GEORGE VVALD SCHRI-ZINHR, -lla. lN1URI'Hl NH 'l'ln' Crufru' lull.: ilu' knvll uf hurting Jay Structural Cl'!glI'1CCl'll1,'-Z l'fl.lZABI'l'l'H MUNRO Sl'1lfl,lNGl'lR I,1z Crow old along wzlh me. 'flu' Inav! 1.r Avul lu bun llllrplll-1l'l ll. Cl Un, DR.vxMAllr1Cf1lvlx, llnrulf llumm Rm-mislaN1Al'lx'ra, MuNm.RAM Cl wx Cullvgc x -111 71 f WII,I,IAM DAVID SIAPNO SA1-vo Y1111 111'm'1' I4111111' 11'l1111 you I1111'1' 1111111 ynu 111.10 11 Cnllcgc RUTII ANN SIIXICRINIAN Rl I'H K1111l111'.v.v 1.1 11'1.v1I11111 Iffxs1111uN SIIUNY Cf11IIc1.1v: MARY SUSAN SIMCOH S1's11a 'l'l11' hex! 11111111 I 1'1111 1111 for 11 fr1v111I 1.1 .v1111pIy 111 be l11sfr1en1i V11:1-, P111-1a11114N'1' I':'I'IQl'lE'l I'I: C1 1114, I'-ASIIION Snow, MMIRY I'vi1N1x1'1111,1 s, 11111111111 Llxurak, 'I'R1aAs111u5R H S S C , BlVSlNI4lSS IN'IANAtilfR mf C1m1Mn1xx1z1s Cfullcgc BARBARA AI,I.IiN SIMMHRS I-has f 111'111Ixl1111 1.v I1k1' .11111.vl11111' 1111 11 flljl' uf s111111 ' H S S, CI, Ii'I'IQl'lil' 114: C1 1111, If.-1511111111 Snow, IX1.x1111Y M1N1s'1'u1-.1 s Cullcgu OVVISNIJOIXN MACLIN SIMMONS QIWEN MAC Il11,'vf11111'x.v 1.1 nnl 11 .v111l111n 11rr11'1'1I 111 P1111 11 m11n111'r 11-fl11'1ng I'.1'1Q111-:'1'1'1f 4.1 1111 CUII1-gc ISARI1 RAYMOND SIMPSON, JR. SIMI' 'l'l11-r1' 1s 11 dcx1111y 111111 11111k1'x 11x lwrnllwrs, N111111 gnvx lu.: 1111151 111111112 :Ill Illmll 111' M1111 111111 ilu' l11'1's uf 111l11'1'.v C'111m'x buck 111111 our 1111'11 IX1A111n' IMN11 Army -IlII,IA I'II.IZABI'I'I'H SIMPSON I :l.IZ N1'111'1' lm- 111 In' 1141111 511111 11r1'11'11 111.11 Iry 111 hc 11111111 5-1111 11r1 II S S K., 131119111111 l'I-I 611111 Nursing IVRANCIQS CIXDIQ SMITH SMl'l I'Y U lvl 1111' 111' 11 111111.'x11'1'p1 ji1i1Il1' .1111ng 'l'l1111j1'1'l.1 1h1' 11111x11'r m1'l111ly -111111 .v1111,1v.v ffudct Nurse Cfurps jACQUIiI.INI'1 I'fARI,I'I SMITH 'IACKIE AC11 11fl1'11 111 1l11' l11111x1' 111 IlI5'.fF11'Il11. for 11'1'1'1Ix 1'l111k1' 1111 II11' 11n11.v1'1l p11lh .IANIQT MARY SMITH 'IENNY 111k1' 11 1'111v.v' NLIFYIIIQ Ev www- 'ff funf SHIRI.I'IY LOIIISIAI SNIDIQR SHlRl.m' .'I .tlzlcli m lmn' .wwx mn Officc work FLFNOR BIiVIiRI.Y SI'ANDORIfI'1R CHICKIE l.1ngI'rc11l'l11lz', .vofulr llmu url CHIIL-gc I,I'INA AIISIQNA SPICKARD I.ENA lie Ihr sulm' In ynllr frlemlx 11'huIlwr m pr'u.vfwr1Iy ur mil'4'rx:Iy Secretarial xumrk FLIi'I'CHI'IR I,I'ISI,II'I SI'RlIII.I, Fr.R'ruH 'l4lwugh Izrmirx muy bv rnlvbed QI llmr lvm1'I'r, mv u-rvrch can bv ruhhml nj lux null III-Y, FIIRACK. I'-OKYlHAI.l Armed Iurccx A DA I ,YON S'I'I'1I'1I,I'1 Alum E 'l:hf' lm.: ,fu-oplc lhmk uf llwzr gruulrlvm 'l ln' nmrc uw IIIHIIQ uf lt ci!-IURLPN Slumxgraphcr SARAH S'I'I'IINI II'II,D SARAH 4'Grem1l mzlzxjmm Iulllu urornx gruuf' H S S Ci, Cfuokus, IIoM11 Room Rx-.I-R1-gslfwmllvl, Bmw ING l,l-.Ac:L'l- Busmcs: suhuul I-I.-XINIPIS XYARRFN S'l'HRI.ING BUD CI'n1u.v xx my-WZ' f'u'rxb1ru1mn mul 1'7j, 1n.vfurulmn INIAURY IKAND fiullcgc or Arn1L'J Ilrrcw MARY I'CIfS'I'RA'I'IOU STRATOS MARY WWII Gnd ull lhingx un' ,fm.v.wIvlu I,RfXIs1A'IIiZfIll1H SlcnugrupI1y MARY ,IANI-2 S'I'l'I.'l'Z INIICREY 'A 'Tlx brllvr ln Inu' 1l'Ilul you funrml lun-1' tfmn lu luuu' whul you ummzl low Amslsmwl' CIAPIAIN Cuxazgkmc. Sagwuz Cfullugc SHIRLEY VIRGINIA 'I'AI.I.-XIVFRRO Snlkmzx' fly pruyvlll Iwxl who Iomnvl lwxl All lhlmjx lurlll grvul uml .wnzllu Cadct Nurwc Cnrgw ll 71 I, S'l'ANI,I'1Y MILTON 'I':XRKI'1N'I'ON STAN Wk Im' going lu drug nu! ilu' llmm--m'l .Nrmy Air Corps LIONICI. IRWIN 'I'I-fI'I'I,IiR 'I'r:l'rn.uR WP luuk lwfuru and allvr, ami fum' fur' wlml Is nal, Ulu' .v1ru'v1'I'.vl lnlllp1!IlA'I' lull: xmm' burn 1xjm1zgl1I Armu.I Services Sl ISAN ARMINT.-I TIIOMPSON SVI: U Wuul. lvl Wirllcr comes. um Spring lvcjkxr lvulumf' Qhuuuvs, I I S S Cf.I,,xrlNCfl1vn.Rlunlfuuss Rl-:PRI-sl-N1'A'llvl-.. S'1'l1m-:NT ASSICMHI Y CIIIIUAL' Rl VI'H VERNON THORNIQ .IAKKI lilv.v.mI rx ilu' num wlml llurmg VIKYIIIIVUI lu .wud nIIY.YI1IIII.VfI'Ul7I giving ux 1n'nnfy c1'lIlvru'c' Q! ilu' fur! Nursmg RU'I'II XY.-X'I'SUN ,I1I IRASHI 1R I'1TTsnl'Rm1 HSIUP LH liluu' yuur lup. ' Iflynngx IXIAIlGfXliIf'l' I,OIIISI'l 'IUXYNSHND INIARUI' U'l'lu'n m'II'olm' mnkll rulmlf 'I lull IIUIIA' vurlll .v .vlwlmvllxllvmv mugll ILIIQIII-.l uv. c,I.lIIl, II 5 S C., I7k,xMAm. C.l.mx ISINNI-'ss C1 vm I,II,I,IrXN 'VRAIIB I,AIxll-I I unl' W lull fnnlx zu' mmlulx IM Iirlqlw-,111-1 CIIIIIS Sccrclurxul work MARY MORGAN 'I'R I M YIC R MA ru' l'r'1ruc.v and f,orJ.v un' lvul Nu' lvrnllll uf kuugs, All lmmuvl mall x lllm' rwlu'lc.x1 wurk of Gull' ANNE MAY IINIJHRIJIJWN Rmmlla I llllf' Ilumls uf lcunmlncxs. lzlllv 1mnI.v nj lnru, llrlfv In rmzlu' null! hubfw, llkv ilu' lim1w'n ulm Slcnugruplwur CATH IQR I N H ANNA V,-XIi'I'H KlbI I'Y' liu.vfm11.wlul11wx gn11':lu1c lu ilu' pvrxun wlm um .vhuu lhum fmll-cr ,rluu-.v In flu' num Irlm kllmrs fum' ' I I 5 is K., Ill-'lmbllnnRl-l'Rl4.sl1N'lAllN'l4. Ufficu xxurlx IT.. ww ff J MARGARET LOUISE VAN REETH PEGGY Lou U1-mn your Iluur for a good clay and prepare yuIIr.wlffur II lu MALIRY LITERARY Socl I-QTY College JOAN MARIE VERSTYNEN MARIE A lIc slandx an one foot. ilu' lrulh an Iwo DRAMATIC CLUB Secretarial work BENJAMIN I-IORATIO VESTER, -IR. BENNIE The IleI'Il hath pnIIu'r Ia a.v.vImIc I1 l1lua.vIn,n .vlIIIfw CUMMOIXIRE STAIIF, VALENTINE PRIKIRAM, 'l'RAI:Ii Army Air Corps BILLY BARBOUR WALL BII.I. Dani pu! nfl Iallay Ivluxt you do Iwnnrmu Prep school GENE KATI-IRYN WAR D Sue W'hal ix ll'IIs lIfe If. full aj awe, V WH' ham' no llme la slaml :mal Mara 4 ll S, S, CZ, College HERMAN WEISBERG I-IERMAN 'l'l1I' ful will nu'1l'. IIII' dag Imll have lux Ilavu Army EDl'I'I'I XYI'Il'I'IVIEI,, VVl'lI'I'E VVI-II'I' Tn bv, fL1ll'lFl' lhan la .werrlu Nursing l AlVlI'lI,A Rl,I'l'H WHl'I'EHURS'I' PAM Bc not .vimply good, be good fur SOI'llL'llIlI'lg-l CIIQRLIIA. lv1INIsrI1I5I,m Cbllege RALPH ALDEN VVHl'I'EHIlRS'l' RALIIH A shor! lIfc', bu! u merrv ann! CIHURUS Armed Services WILLIAM EDWARD WHI'I'EHURS'I' BII.I. l3ulI'e1-e nothing yuu lwar and only half nf II-lm! you I STUDENT AssrzMnI,Y Armed farces UHF ul am' 'll 711, INIARG.-XRI'i'l' I'1I,IZABI'l'I'H WILCOX VI'i1.l,lE MAR IUIIIS 11 fz'clllu'r', and a dizzy' ml md. An llmuxvl man s Iln' nolvlvst lrurk QI Gnd Secretarial work ANNA MARIE WILKINS MA RI E Sonic work In Jn, xmmvhing In run' fur. und .wmulhing In lmfw fur Im' iulml nmkv IltlflfVllh'.Y.i in lifif' I Iowa Room Rrfmu-:si-QNTATIYI-3 Sccrulariul work H.-XRVI fY IVICDON.-XI ,IJ XVI I .I.I AMS Hiuwm' C'urmxmn. ' I,RI'fSIDl:N'I III-Y, Illmirwxass lxlfxmxoiaiz Moi-' Commonoiu 5'rLvniaN'rl.ouNni11,, SPANISH L1 lin, Ivxsmow bIIOW V. P. I, OIJYIER AIANSON XYIIIIAMS cIl,I.lE ISU ,'1rL'fmr'Ud Civil Air Patrol. Army Air Corps ll.-XINIIQS FRANCIS WISH, jk. IFRAN K MSIIIIIIUS xvr1'I'fnl' Ilvlzghl. ormmu'n1. and Llhlllly, Im! liurn ij I mrifiml il! I I1-Y, IjRIiSII7I-IN'l or Sliwlok Ci Ass, VAl.IaN'rlN14. l'ko4.RAM IN'ICl'CIHll'1l Ivlarinu WILI ,IAM CARROLL WORRFIJ, Blu. ln Iullllll' Ilivruls mv Iilcrrimli Im! Ilia mimi, Num' um In' Iull-'li llcjorrrmi Iml Ilw unkzml ' Aviation DIAMIQS ICDWARD WRICNN ,IIMMIE lx num' lhul will ilu' Iilllr irrvrfx In .viugm-.v.v may mnipuru Civil cnginccring RUTH ANNE NVYXIVI' R1 l'H 'l'l1v lluldvr nj .vxuumv is Izlwml uf nic II, 5, S C, Sinwlsu Crux Slcnogruphcr IFORR HSI IIAYAR I7 YAR BOROUGH I. rx Pri' 'll1ll3' Hof' .-'Xrmy or Navy Air Corps C.-XR Y WYNNH YOUNG CARY xl lrm' frzulnf is om' who um nlukc you ilu lllul lwlllrli you lumu' you ouglil to Jo ll S S CQ, Run Cfuoms RI-.I'Rli5l:N'I'A'l'IYIC Collocgc or mccrcluriul xxorlx AIUSICPII 'I'I'IUlX'I.-XS I,.-XIVI.I'lSS, III 'I'oMMx' Mrlil Lulu: bw' i1.vfn'n1'H IJAF-IIIUN Snow. C,xNNoN lxlfvrli Ci un, lx11Nlsl'k1-il. I,RUIJl'I l :oN SIBPI- Naval .Mr Corps N lI,'I'I IN I+'RI'lIiINIAN PERRY I ,li I 'l'Y lj you fvluy irzrhfir-.', .wifll gvl 1wurnu.1 ' Army Air Corps Senior Home Room Representatives DORIS LIQIGH lfl'IIilH1BliH SEYMOUR LHVINSON fffff, !9c'ffr1C'f UURIS R.-XPF.R K Rfghl, zzbuvrl ROBERT PROVUST Pl HR R H SCHM l'l'Z GRACE IRR BU'I'I,FR 4 I li.-XN 'I'.-XYSS ...Q Ka? R .ow :ffm-1' e I M,-in .,,N'-. Senior Home Room Representatives 'S .lNC1I'.R rf IXLK lil Ri INS x Q www ,.- j.XLlx Hlll ,JAM M.-XRIIX 5 1Nf'Q'hf, rlhr11'1'l t - UI.lX'IiR XYYNN 'Y lnokls l':Xlilf. - Q liIi:XCIf. IJIQN M,-XR lx an NGN 3 , Q 'I' 'bu 1 ' K' am. ! I I S Summer School Graduates BENJAMIN HFCTOR BARNES, jk. BEN 'Awlul u rmnlllvn filvll .Mr Palrul. .f'Xrmy .Mr finrpx SANFORD BERLIN SANDY I um nul u.vIu1n1mI In 4'unfc.vx thu! I um fgrlumnt of 1rIml I duff! Iu1n11 ' Collage THOMAS AI.I,I-IN BOND Tuumfxs Smm' xlxlbx .v ul vuxl, xmm' .vlups .mul mtv! will! IIIU selfxmm' u'1mI.v II1ul Ivlmr' Pre-Nlcdical schnnl FRANCES I'1I.IZABI'1'I'H CAIIAHAN SNII' A'l3u yu Llusrx QI lIu' lim-II ulnl nal In'ur1'r'.v nulvl' Navx' nurxc VIRGINIA l'AUI,INI'1 C.-XR'I'l'lR RED Il is Ivullvr in lu' .mjr lI1un xnrrxu RrzlA1l,1Nc. Cum ALICITLI Iwuslncss wchnul MAROPIA CONSTANTI N Ii CONNIE 'UIQIIUII lo Nw mmrwnt m:gI1l I my, I.mgvr' u wlulv. .mjmr Ilmu ful II, S, S, Cf. li'11Ql'l-:'1 l1-, fix Vu MARY JUNE COOPIQR Bmwnui 'Alf you Inn' L'm1ji4I1'nz'r, you nm Ium' nullmxgj 1'I.w Nursxnu XY.-Xl,I,ACI'1 IRVIN COUSINS Inv AND Cvz IIu llml rv nu! nmvvff zmlh mnmr lx ul .wrvul .wumI, lx fl! for ln'.1.wn. .vlml :gyrus arm' .vjullx 'lkvuiu Mn I-. ,ww 8:40. Mvsn IX1uy lvc aa draflmmn, may hc u n1uxlcun1 CHARLICS I'IDYV,ARD DALBY EDDIE I Illu' lu mil, I I1kv In .vIm','v. Iwul u'Im Ju ',m'l If'II nu' llmlu XVllIlzun und Ixiury ur Navy Amr C1-rpx DORIS MA If DAVIS Dukls XXII un' nc'mIv.I by c'Lu'I1 um' Nulllmg IR fulr ur ,qnnl ulnnw Il S S CI CH-llcgc x Summer School Graduates TOY RIISSI'iI,I, FIICLDS, AIR. Rl'ssHl.i. U'l'In'n .v Ia illmnlly lluzi .vlnzfmv our 4-mix, rough-han' Ilwm limi' wc will IIASIQIIAI i IXIurxnc Cfurpw I+IIIRNI.IfY ALAN IVRIICDIXIAN lI'.v I1 gnu! lijv, if xml dun'l m'akcr1 Ihsixr I mu 1 , I xiaNc:ii C1 lin Ariny Air lfnrps or University of Virginia IXJROIHY MARIE GALE DUT Nui zwllui uw' glw, Ivul zrlml in' .vlnxrzz Vw' lln' pjlfl IPIIIIDIII Ihr giwr is bun OIIicc work IIICRUSHA VIRGINIA GROVIAIS -IEAN 'A I':.'uli ' IXIlNls'riuf1s Sim.: unJ alcnngrnphy IJAYI D LAMAR HOGAN 'l'luQv Imnu' vrmugli who lmuu- hun' In lrurn IXIlNlsllu'.1 rx. VMI-'N1lNi-. I'lux.RAM Army Air lfurps IXI ICIJURA -IIINIAI IfIIIIJIlI,I'IS'I'UN IJURA II Iwri' lliurv .I u will, 1lwf'I'.v in I1 uv Bc an IYPISI MARY VIRGINIA .IUNICS Sissiie IPI: llllln ulllwrx .ix -vnu imulilIm1'rIln'm ilu mmm ynu I I. 5. 5 K., I'.IIlglIl',I ll-. f.l,l'H ,Iuin ilu- WAVI-IS MARVIN S. KUSHNICK IXIAI-ZSTRU 'lhrm' ix nullung gum! ur lull. hui lllllllllllg rmzkm ll .mn umilwi-N'1 AND Assisi ,wx lI'vNHl'1:l'.wRol-'IX1Al1RY0R4:llliSlRA BAND I'cuIm,Iy iiunacrvulury ul' Music IXIIIGIHAS I.I'IAIiIJ, IR. Dum: ll'.x lluril fur un clnply .mule lu sl.uul upright IXfI.Nm'iu-px s .Ariny Air Cfurps III'II.I'1N I.OUISI'I I.INNIfI,I. HEl.EN l.nm' mmrv lruxl fun' .Almzyx ,rv ulillv your mrn mimi I I S S Cf. NY.1sIiii1gInii IYIINNIIIIIIIIA' Cfnlln-gr Summer School Graduates -IOSFPHINE ALBERTA MAFFFO Jo Think before you shank H. S. S. C. Stcnographcr WILLIAM DAVID ROUGHTON Blu, Henan min, :Ieludingjoyu BAhKETBAl.l., BASEBALL, FUUTHALI. Electrician KI'1NNI'1TI-I HART TODD IITODD l'lc'rv's to low, flu' only fin' ugumsl 1l'hlf,'l lhrre m no invurumm HI-Y CTLUH Navy RITA GERTRUDF SALTER SNOOK Small clwer and greul welcome make u merry lm.'u.sI Cadet Nurse Corps YVILLIA M VVINSLONV SCOTT Sco'1 rY Wfluzl a .slrimgu Ihing is man! And whul u strangvr is ummm' Army Air Corps LEE LIQSTFR WADE LI-:asv The world knuuqs nothing of ll.: grcaicsl mvn' I Il-Y Army Air Corps CECIL HOPE WHI'I'P1HURS'I' CECIL uxvflllfh Ihul .vluff. ' Navy Air Corpf. DOROTHY ANN WILSON Do'r'r1E 'nlsulw audi f7lL1l'I-.Y cvnxure, hu! rr'.sr'r1'z' lliy fllLI11l7ll'lllH Run CQRUSS Homh Room Illil'RIZSliN'I'AI'IX'l': Mary Washington Collage N f L ff f 4 x ti ., , Ziff, f 1 'Q' J BY: . fag f 'iii , A 1 V wx -: - 2: .ET if y. :Vw - Q W 'W i? K iv 'wfiw ,. 'wfsb .B-Ja Graf, Townsend, Miss Hardy, Branham, Outland JUNIOR CLASS OFlflCIiRS Gaovmz f,lT'I'l.AND, ll R.. . . 4.,,,.,...... ...... I Jravifzlrili 'IUHN GR.-xi' ...... ..... . . .I'iff'-Prr.vi11'r11f IDURUTHY IBRANHAM. . . .,,.. N1'r'1'r'f111li' M Aki' 'VUVVNSENID ...,.. . . 'lvl'l,Il.l'lH't'7' Miss Ifkaness HARDY. .. , . ..N'pm1.tm' Class History As another year draws to its close, let us pause a moment to look back upon the past. 'l'his year has been a memorable one, in which the Junior Class has played an active part. lt is Fitting, therefore, that we review the exploits of our illustrious members. To start the year oil' right, we elected Grover Outland president, supported by john Graf' as vice-president, Dorothy Branham as secretary, and Mary Townsend as treasurer, all of whom have shown themselves to be capable and industrious. After the summer's scorching heat, we welcomed the cool, crisp fall days and the great football season that soon moved into full swing. W'ith flamboyant blue and gold ribbons, waving yellow chrysanthemums, and spirits flying high, we turned out to cheer our Alma Mater on to victory and glory. Who led those cheers? VVhy, juniors Velma Phillips, Myra lBittyJ lfensterwald, Dot Hopper, Iris Gretis, Frances Barton, and Mary Lee Lawson. Out there on the field you might have found husky tackle Grover Uutland and the galloping backs Clittord Peacock and Ronnie Miller. When basketball season rolled around, Paul l.ipkin, Peewee Contrada, and .-Xl Bernstein played a bang-up game on the -lay Vees. As for track, you should have seen Dick Parkins' smoke when he tore away in the four-forty or the two-twenty dashes or the low hurdles. nlaiitmryi 28, 194-1-fortunate day for lucky seniors! Yet the strenuous task of getting those nervous seniors properly dressed and herded in order to file sedately down the aisles toward their diplcnias deyelopcd upon the capable juniors. Ushers .lean Altizer, Dorothy Branham, Nancy Hardiman, Joanne Martin, Anne Curtis, Ann Johnson, Shirley Powell, together with Gus Armeniox, Henry Belcher, l.awrence Brenner, joseph Cloud, George Conwell, lsaac Copeland, Robert Cum- mings, .Iohn Ellis, .lohn Graf, Richard Guilford, Paul Harrison, Charlton Hickman, George Hogan, Houston Hughes, lN'ilson King, VVilbur Marshall, Ronald Miller, Grover Outland, VVilson Petty, Herbert Phillips, Morton Ronick, Paul Smith, and Seldon Tatum, acquitted themselves in this without any major diH'iculties. Remember those mornings when we scrambled for the Mdllill' News, to see who was in the gossip column? lncidentally, we would not have received those papers had it not been for the efforts of Herbert Philips, circulation manager. Perhaps on the front page we might discover an article by ,lean Bishop, our roving reporter, inside, perhaps a snappy write-up by Leonard Frieden. The swing band, practicing every morning, holding try-outs and rehearsals, can mean only one thing-Minstrelsl Remember Frank CGene Krupaj Ficarra on the drums, with Eloise Bradner as vocalist, the lilting melodies sung by Florence VVilkins, endgirls Keeter Young and Betty Nash, endmen Albert Bisese, Grover Outland, John Gruenke, and Ray Bateman? Remember the girls swooning when Ray Niblack and Earl Davis sang? The male population did likewise when lovely Shirley Powell glided like a wispy dream across-stage in her ballet. Did you wonder why it was that Velma Phillips was rushing around with that harried expression on her face? Velma was chairman of costumes-a job an octopus would find painful to perform. Ushers? Yes, Chairman Wilbur Marshall handled that busy assignment, aided efficiently by Herbert Philips, his assistant chairman, and Gus Armeniox, joseph Banks, Robert Banks, Edward Burdell, Frederick Cressman, George Conwell, James Cox, Robert Cummings, Frank East, John Ellis, Charlton Hickman, Ronald Miller, VVilson Petty, Eugene Verhaagen, Alley Smith, Seldon Tatum, Guy Wilkins, and Elvin VVilson. We'll never forget Miss Frances Hardy, our sponsor, who has seen us through all our endeavors and who has been our guiding light for two years. To her we all owe a vote of thanks. She has our lasting gratitude. Poised on the threshhold of our final year at Maury, with two happy, fruitful years behind us, we look forward to the brightest of futures as Seniors. ll EAN CANoi.Es. JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Richard Tarkington, John Ellis, Ann Johnson, Robert C. Cummings, Doris Kanter, Russell Cham- bliss, Ann Dozier, Vincent Carles. X , i i i uniors lfmul: Hwlmrixi, lim-nr, Almxlznn, ln,-zxvirt, Hllf'll1illl, Blumlucrg, Wclwlm, Hzmvn, Spcrling, Stzmlcy. Ruiz' ffczwu Uiuslwcrg, XYn1lzur, Millur, IgU1llC, Manuel, Chall11lvliss, Xvilsmw, l l1lI'niCl1, lI13lllL'f', Fast. Km' l!1n'r.' Nanuslmuxn, Smith, :Xyur's, Hzlrrmzm, Mosicr, Richrcr, Purczxrc, Hluigins, XYilsun, I4-wie 1I'ull!.' Smntlm, hlullnsmn, Nlcflullaum, llllTflll5IllUllS, Hines, Kraft, Russull, l,irrm:m. ICU-if' lim: I-'is!u-r, Omkc, Wiilizxnms, Almws, lloggami. lx'u:c'l!r1w'.' lflliutt, Kg-llu, lm-lu, Hihll'crl1, lfirulmcrt, Cllcslmirc, l'11rkcr. uniors l r'm1l.' Bravo, Barnes, Robinson, Anrhoulis, Goldberg, Munnlen, Nukes, Halsread, Blaml. lfuzc' Iivni Cooper, Kucstcr, Craig, lfelilman, Colgin, Kanter, Rafelman, Hopkins, Osborne ICU-rc' flmw Stallings, Doumar, Graf, Zekerr, .-Xshman, Banks, Wilkins, Tatum, Smith. l z'm1l.' Frazier, Bishop, Van Note, Bale, Perry, Kelly, Martin, Smith, Baum. Nutz' Mcvz: l i'vcl, Tatum, Powers, Luke, xVllli2lI11S, Paxton, Vllatkins, Bonncy, Hall. lx'u-rc' l!m'f'.' Hanson, lrlllis, l,cvin, Goodman, Trcaclwcll, Cialaniilcs, Mirchull. uniors l 1'fm!.' lficlmis, l'mvQll, lirzuilcy, Nlauyur, Gugur, Walker, Hailey, Gm-dm1,Orkin, Bl'1lLiIlL'I', Cialrlcrrc. lqflfi' lim: Crussnmn, Hunkc, .-Xrnmuniuux, lfrictl, Yeager, cgfilhlllll, Clalunl, IXILIYSIHIH, Bzlisc, KI1iPIYCIl11I1l'f-, Cox. Kms' l!m'r.- Sinum, Hughes, Cumnmings, Hiller, lfulls, Vm'tunu, Dc Nliccn, Niulwlsun, Davis, Rrmiuk. f'uIlI.' Wllitcllursr, Hulk, Gumlrich, Banks, Biskcrs, lfvams, xYI1ift.', Miller, Cmmin. 'rf-:c'I1c'n.' fm1rr4ul1x, Clark, Davis, Bull, Hupuwcll, -Iuhnscm, Curlmn, Rulwlsins, Russell, Curvy, Spry. 'nic' tln'rr.' Wflrkilws, lluwirt, Gunlnl, Nilmluck, Cirawvcck, Baker, H1lf'I1ik', RUSCl1l11llIll1, l HI'lK1CIl1Ill1l1,'l1'lUll1LlS, llugzm. uniors l-'mul.' fircgzury, rlinslcy, vllll1ll'l7,l2ll'I1SCIl, Spivuy, Karrulmas, Shell, Winn, Nixon, HL-rring, Young, li'f,':a'1zw,.- HL-auliani, Pacc, Myurs, Hickman, Manbu, lfnsrcr, lysun, Pugh, llcmlcrsun. lfffzc' lhnw'.- I'ill2lk'STIH1,'l.lIll, licukcr, l'. l'al1nu, l'al1nu, YYallacu, Rainier, Bannnn, Smith. lfmul: xYl1lFL'lllII'ST, lxllbllllfll, l.uwis, XYl1iruficlil, .-Xsliliurn, lfcvws, Cahill, Curtis, Cline, llciH1'r. lwai I-::'n: frrillu, -lulinsun, Mcwsliaw, lwnstcrwalnl, Blum, Mapp, Scliwan, Lung, Rnlwluns, l,l'llllI'S. lQmc1hm'.- liuunc, l'1l'IlYlL'l', Knuwsrcp, Cornwcll, Hill, Cuppcrrliirc, Uurlanil, jziclawvi, l.auc, llarris u niors N l 1'm1t.- Kline, .'Xllxcrr, Spivuy, McWilliams, Cory, Rulscrrs, Hurmzm, Surur, Blwlckurr, lk-nnisru lCn-:c'!1c'u.' Hurnsruin, Kighr, Murrcll, Puck, Dodwy, Hocurr, Bowen, I.owury, lluzicr, llmxrus. Ruiz' llm'r: Schnccr, 'IOhllSI'0I1, 'l'ysm', XYc:lvcI', Taylor, Kcrncr, Hunlgcs, Hurstmamn, lfalswlm, l'AI.lLU- l'f'Ulll.' Hawris, Nanny-ss, Niclmhi, Murgmm, Sulmm-n, Levin, Luc, Grzxhauwl, Phelps, xv1lfL'l'HL'Ikl,lgl1lllYiHL'. Rn-az' tfcwu Wvisc, l'hL-Ips, l,LlI'kL'I', Scott, Reynolds, Morris, Cousins, jones. Nfrzc' lhm'.' liunncy, Wql'srur, White, Bcring, lk-qkur, Miller, junus, Nuslwir. Juniors l m'.'l.' Slxclmn, Hill, Yvillizlms, Sreinfielxl, VVurrington, Bell, Bateman, Hnrhoway, Price, Pierce. lfnfa' lim: Cin-roll, Hinklc, Herring, VVOo:l, Wbonlson, Cherry, Spruill, Wilkins. Rn:sl!11'rf.' lrzkuwirz, Burton, l.:1wson, Brzmhznn, Bnllfzxlcme, Goss, Dozicr, Spence. l-'mn1l.- liulling, Ncrvlmrn, Cuulfiull, Killlflllillllllfi, Murpliy, Cliznmmn, Swunrlz, Snull, liuttlcik, Krug lx'niz'l-rcv1.' Ports, llulr, Ruiligcr, Kelly, Mcukins, juncs, Hairston, lvcs, Purursnn, Hugal. li'mc'll1rrr.' Kully, Hillman, Morris, Ycnrcs, Dennison, .-Xltizcr, Patterson, Belcher, llnlprin, Wngunli l LIN uniors l mu!.- Wilcox, Rirliairtls, Corliirt, Kcglmcin, tlortlain, Chick, Baitcmam, Covington. Ru-rc' twn: 'l'zu'kcnton, Wlrcnn, litlwzmls, Gzlrris, King, Vcrhzuxgcn, Spcncc, Forlwus. R1l'1C'lflI'1'r'.' Uloncs, Hewitt, Miles, lYcst, Rogers, Mozley, Cannon, Cousins. lx'n:c'fnln'.' lhcmitlcs, Rogers, Downing, Cooper, Monroe, Szxttertllwantc. l mu1.' Burns, Built-y, Czinolcs, Charlton, Scott, xvllllillT1SOI1, XVoottcn, Rivus, Nash. Raw lfvn: Souls, Ditllzllac, Currie, Young, Scott, llortlock, Phillips, NVcst:lll, Petty. Rn-:U 1lm'r': Cooper, nloncs, Smith, Pzlync, Wilson, New, lficztrrzl, Miller, Brown. lcU'1C',fUlU'.' lfruitlun, l.iplain, Hunt, Copulauul, Cherry, Pcaicocl-L, Suunclcrs, Brenner. l ,WIIII Ann Nichols, Stcrling Clark, Miss Mary XYumla1rLl. R1ll'fx'.' llumun Ix1L'l,llf'HL', .Ifrlm Kccfc, Rolvcrt Parc, PL'I'I'f' Stzlusfm, Ilurscy ll nlllt QIIIIIL -Iulxnsfm. War Bonds and Savings Stamps Committee 'l'lIlC S.XI.IC CIUICS UN IN 'I'llli Nl.'Xl'RY l'S.XNlx -- gl! :S- K T3 5 2 ' Q 45551 ' QW 41532 ffif' 5 ,ul 1 Q- gif' - 1 we 4 JA 5 3152455111 5 56935 'QQKQSE i -QXN K2 .. il , --X a X ,E A Tlfgfi QFWTUZS -V A i, 1 A X wb X X :X wx? u 5 Q Q3 fr A is K. i lffxv . if Y l?'. ':':': .. .Q -,FQ an Q-g S, 2. www Sm ' - 5 - fm Ng:-V , in wr Fllis, Maloney, Miss Harrell, Guilford, Sawyer SOPHOMORE CLASS Olflfl CHRS l'iucs'i'oN S.ixn'v1aia ..,. .,..... ..... l ' 1'r.viffr11f RICHARD cfl'll,l'0RD. . . . . . l'7iI't'-lJ7't'.Yi!llt'I1f .-Xrawiss lX'lAl,0NEY. . . ,Srrrrlfzflv 'IOHN l.HitsH l'li.l.is .......... , . , T7'm.f111'w' Miss M. likixneics Hakim-31.1, .... . . .Spw1.m1' Class History limi' lJi111',v.' We were Sophmrmores, we will he Juniors! How Very pleasant it is just to write the shining word that means we have struggled through one year of high school life at Maury! We can still shudder realistically at some ofthe happenings of our past year. When we came to Maury for the first time, we came on slow, lagging feet-dreading our first meeting with our classmates, teachers, and principals, but thrilling from head tc toe with gladness at the thought of heing students in Maury at last. Even though we had a long, hard three-year journey to pass we had at last arrived. Class History-Continued After being herded into the auditorium the first thing we noticed was that the seats were frightfully hard, and that some very formidable people sat on the stage eyeing us. We were soon put at ease by Mr. Old and sent to our respective classes where, after a few days full ofmistakes and fumblings, we were up to our necks in studies and school activities. Some of us joined the Dramatic Club and took part in the plays given at school, some of us dug into the H. S. S. C. activities, and some of us gave our spare time to the Etiquette Club. A small group of us aided in getting the Maury News back on its feet again. Our first exams were very painful but we came through triumphantly. Before we knew it the Valentine Show rolled around and our curiosity nearly got the better uf us. Then the Minstrels loomed before us and in we jumped. Wle like to feel that we were in a small way responsible for that smash hit. Soon we were facing the thought of exams again. It can truthfully be said that the majority of us studied about seventy-five per cent better because of our previous adventure into the wilds of exams. So tomorrow will Find us Juniors. One more mile is traversed in ourjourney into the future. But until we take a peek into our junior year we are, FISHE SOPHOMORE CLAss, DOROTHY Hows. SOPHOMORH HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVIQS Front: jean White, Agnes Maloney, Sonia Aftel, Pearl Merman, Rosalie Weisberg, Gloria Reed. Back: Lucille Tucker, Shirley Wynne, Mildred Gaston, Rhoda Lee Hope, Philip lslverhart, Richard Tuttle, joel Reed. 1 I-'mms lluckcv, lluficly SrnH'c1', Williams, Piurcu, Waululmlw, jones, I ow'lc1'. Nusa' lzgw Bullaml, L'UllI'lIlL'f', Davis, Bangs, Puwcll, Pulliam, Mizzcll, Henry. Ruiz' llmw liiscaxsc, Berry, Huumls, Cxlthcrincs, Yaltcs, Miller, Kcsslur, lfulkcs, fgillfiillgl l mf1l.' .-X1'1'IL-,lm-, Nlillcr, -Ium-s, fylxl, Morgan, Hzululcn, MCYAW, S2lVVf'L'I', LQIISIVCV, lirutus. Kms licwf: IIUIIL-11, 'l'yn.l41ll, NYau'1'c11, Whitclxursr. Ibm' ll1m': llupkius, Cupclumi, Nlzurwirz, SC1lI'l1UlA0lIgll, Scallucrry, Cmsswlmitc, Rulu, Skcnus, llirf 3 W if 91 ai wa 2 . f f f - X 1 Q SW Nfl ii ' 'X -, Qfwm ' Q, 5 fig A A 'ht TM an Q -9 as 'x L , , , fx rf 9 I m ,R ,. 1 i th . 'sfr mg. ,1z 2 IQ f . M-Q in 5 y is ,1 Qi ' fi' X s 51 S X I , L' f wa, ,R fa li i f l4'2'm1l:' Mclionzllml, Wool, Balrrcrr, .-X. AlCXilI'lkiCI', CUl11II1ilL1CI', Stewart, M. AlCX2lI1liCI', Upton, Dclcgcogis, Wie lmu. Ruiz' I-:cw Horton, Grinnell, Pcrcrson, Lcpoli, Bczlm, Grzlmly, Hobbs, YYilson, Mcloni, Xyynnc. R11'li'!h1f'1'.' NYilmoth, NYl1irc, llmlluy, Norsworrhy, Hlcmkcr, Sums, XYQUQI, Kccff, VIIVCIZIS, l'g2lI'I'iS. ,'v7'Il,'lf.' Bull, CllI'fvlN1lI1, Purcrs, CllI'IYCI1fCl', Mcrmnn, Wkuscl, Millcr. Ruiz' fwu: Pricc, Srmlmorolzglw, Moore, I.j'Il1ll', Chl'iSfL'llSQH, Lewis, l.all1mz1rm. lCn1c'llm'f'.' Hohlcr, lilzlssinulmm, Nuwsomu Gran' Pools Sexton Ifurr. R x . V V , l 1'm1l.- lhly, Ciimlwrr, Huzumm, Nil-lmls, Whirluy, Scrilmcr, Williams, Brown, Moss, -Imxlzm, l'l1ll'YL'l'. IW-za' lszw: fuilll-Inu, Hwlfswuig, lfluggc, Lewis, l'lortun, Hnllovvcll, Smith, XYhitc, llzllsrczul. Nurs' llmm- Uhmsun, llwyur, Tccrs, Huukcr, Hinos, lfvvl'l1:1l'r, Swain, Spcnfc, Calwell. '1n1ll.' liqnll.nL:lu-V, XIIIITQU, lfunstcr'n1alclmcr, llnll, :Xu-llulaialrm, Xylllft, Svvcrsky, Vl'l1Ulll1lS, fuillcmn, llummur, Slum Nurs' lrcws liirlw l.irrlv, KJlWl4Ill1lI1, Crxliel, XY11rll Wluuins, Cullillcr, M. Biggs, 5. Hiuus. , Y , V .,, ,, -. Kms' l!m'r.' Nlirrlu-ll, l'1l'.lHL'C, NUVIIHIH, Smith, Mulluflic, llzlvis, Kiraly, Hallsrczlll, Copulzlml, Nlurhsurtc. I-'rm1l: Nieull, Wright, l'enelIu, Pierce, Gzines, Travers, Culpepper, 'l'u.ld, Ourren. lx'f1fvl-:e'n.- lgllllllfxl, Dixon, Burr, jenkins, Dennis, .-Xckiss, Perl-Lins. lx'fr:a' llm'r.' Hnrnslvy, lfluyi, Strelirv, .-Xlnnm, Smith, lfurrune, Ifenrress. lfrfnfl: Kinne, Hur-ling, STCLMIHISIH, I.2lWI'L'!1k'L', Curr, Moore, Bnrlwer, Spivey, Bunch. lime I-raw: -Inhalnsen, Guilmnn, .l1lI'l'1lfI1, 'I'u.lnl, Clinksenles, Martin, Chnppel, Kighr, :Mlnlisun lCU-::'1mw.- liruwnlev, Mans Hnrrisun Well s Cooke, .-Xmlerson Pannter Neiuenfiml Galvin . . , . V , v . . -. fi X x x a JI' 7 ,mb N' z X, 3 1 wg ::f:., x NR , , , n xm x ' ' A - ' mr'- 9: 5 '5' Qi W Us F QM 'F ? 5 F lx! ,si E3 'e'5 gg RWM? A Y 'i S 1511 2, Q, f S ., if gif? 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Row three: Wood, McDermid, Porter, Hadoulis, Paul, Jung, Whitehurst, Morris, Moore. ij .A,. g A VL, ' Q E F 4.1 .5 Q 3 L UMM k A5 .pw L .-' , 4F Ed is W ' '- 1-Q. x ' 3 1 +2 MW! Dol QM M iw' ' , LM 'F il A IEW W, iv mn ,p - f 21 Q 5 K 6 'W is nb? i ,, 5 Q J 3. A N ,L , fx? lx xE? , 1 Agp W , . , 1 , wiiigl whim' 'Nix FREE Runs '-22' QI if -.1 I... I- 5 wgm' THE ADRAWI Howe 3 M iw I I K 'QilL?53, ' 1 xN'A W 1155 31.1- UNTEST qu -w POETRY PRICE A11 Quiet By DoUG1.As Sco'r'r PRICE The night is dark and silent as the sentry walks his beat, Completely unaware of death, that lurks beneath his feet. Ten lingers twine about his throat, he wildly lights for breath, I-Ie's vanquished by that strangling grip, and brute meets brutal death Some distance farther down the seawall, barely out of sight, A sharp twang breaks the silence, and a shaft speeds through the night. The sentry's unsuspecting, he is blinded by the dark. He gasps, he chokes, collapses, as the arrow finds its mark. A penetrating whistle rides astride the offshore breeze, And ghosts begin to Hicker 'cross the sand dunes to the trees. They move with deadly purpose, giving rise to not a sound. Their skill is illustrated by the sentries on the ground. They hold a whispered conf'rence in the shadowed forest's gloom, And plans are in the making which foretell impending doom. Advancing on the village, then these silent shades of night Destroy all opposition, putting savage foes to Hight. YYho are these awful phantoms, that are feared by butchers all? From Gascony to Norway, Huns are cow'ring 'neath the pall, They slip into the open, and the townsfolk stand and cheerg They cry, The Rangers come tonight! -and fill the Boche with fear. HORT ORY Metamorphosis By NANCY MAPP Several years ago, before the war, when most people were thinking about new scientific wonders, rocketing to Mars, or rear- ing theri children, I knew a boy. Perhaps he was not quite as grown up as the average boy of seventeen, nearing his eighteenth birthday. Then, again, perhaps he was. He would walk to school with me sometimes, and we often went together to see old Littleton High School play a football game. In the rowdiest of high school crowds, he was easily spotted by his red hair and his awkward walk. You could tell, too, that he continually felt in the way, as if he had not gotten used to his long arms and legs. We had innumerable squabbles and, having grown up together, we we both remembered the rough and tumble fights we used to have. . IVIAPP Our lives, ourselves, both were so natural. It was natural, too, for us to fall in love as we did. Millions of people had lived just like this, before us, behaved as we did, perhaps thought the same thoughts. Millions had, and more than probably millions would after us. Not that it was humdrum. No, not at alll A couple of silly high school students like us could find all the excitement they wanted in a crucial football game or in the discovery that they had fallen in love with each other. I was quite young then, too. I must have grown up rapidly those four years. Yes, I must have or l would not be able to think back on it and feel this way about it. l had not realized how much we had grown up, though, until I saw him again yesterday. lt had not been three years since l had seen him. He had been home the first Christmas after his induction. At that time he was a cadet in the Army Air Corps. He had to have six months more of training before he could get his wings. I do not know how he happened to have that Christmas furlough, but, he did, and we reveled in the happiness ofit. Yes, I saw him, then: taller, straighter, with an air of nonchalance, an easy-going way about him. His red hair was cropped close and, with the shearing of his head, he had lost his crazy, young-boy recklessness. This gave way to a new ease, a slight suavity which was becoming to him. His voice was strong and deep. His old loping gait had disappeared, and in its place had come a great swinging stride, produced, perhaps, by marching miles in cadence. In one sweet moment of seriousness he told me that he had done a bit of thinking up in God's world, the sky, and, l learned that he had had many profound thoughts. lf the Army does this for all its proteges, why don't all men enlist, I thought. Now, l know. I did not know, then. I was such a child. I could not see very far aheadfno farther than a certain healthy, red-headed soldier. After that Christmas, he completed his training, and he spent his next Christmas overseas, in action, piloting a plane loaded with machine guns, bombs, and lives. He had several narrow escapes, and won recognition as an ace pilot. l'hat was what he had wanted. I was rushing from the chemistry lab to algebra class when l learned that he was home again. Jane Peterson had passed by his house on the way home to lunch and had talked to his mother. As Jane began to tell me this, I realized that she was watching for my reaction. Wlell, I would not satisfy her. I would not let her see that he had not let me know, but it was strange. He had come back home and did not care for me to know that he was here. When that Christmas furlough had come through, his mother had called me almost as soon as she had read his letter, and, I had met him at the train with his family. But, why the change? What had happened? The minute school was over, I fairly fiew out to see him. I taxied up the front steps and came to a crash dive when his mother admitted me, and I saw him standing behind her in the living room. For fully a minute we stood there and looked at each other. I must have changed, toog he just stood there looking so long. I did not notice that at the time though. I was absorbed in the change in him. His lower -iaw looked stronger to me than it had ever looked before. I noticed that his hands were in perpetual motion, clenching, relaxing, clenching, relaxing. His eyes had become penetrating. They had never bothered to penetrate before. They had been content with the surface of things. Hi, Ace, I said. That was the way I had started so many letters to him. Then I noticed, for the first time, that his features had become hard. He was actually stern-looking. When he s woke I realized that his voice had grown sli flitlv H, . l 1 5 . gru . Hello, Sis, he said. Though all his assumed toughness, I could see that his voice shook a little and that he was tired, infinitely tired. Through and through he was tired. He went on, I got an unexpected leave. l think they said I needed a little rest, or something, but, anyway, they sent me home. As we jabbered on, he took my hand, and I realized that there was nothing wrong between us. A little rest, though, that is it. just a little rest and the kind of love and security one has in a small town like ours, and he will be his old self again. No, he C5111 never be that. His youth is gone forever. He is a man now, perhaps a little broken by what he has seen and done. Rest may cure that, but youth, once lost, can never be found again. He is a man. ESSAY Animosity-'World War II By XYERNON PHELPS There is that in the soul of man which breeds animosity. ln times of great emo- tional and physical confiicts, this animosity . dominates the soul, having its roots deeply embedded in fear and jealousy. From these T sources springs the hatred that in war men Pumps condone, in peace, condemn. Such a feeling now exists between man and his fellowmen-a feeling brought about by the age-old struggle for world surpremacy. Japan, fearful and jealous of the greatness that is America's, reached out in eagerness to grasp that which was not her own, and America, to avenge this barbaric attack, struck back. Hatred, born in fertile soil, Hourished. A long, destructive war soon engulfed the peoples of the earth. This enmity, harbinger of the sword, is the dangerous and deadly weapon employed by man to create sufiicient friction for the annihilation of life. Similarly, though strange it may seem, there remains in the soul a deep and lasting love for mankind. This contrasting feeling is truly characteristic of America todaye-an America that, in concentrated effort, is bent upon destroying its fellow- mang an America that, in equal spirit, is feeding and clothing the hungry peoples of the world. One abhors the devastation wrecked by the Germans upon the helpless countries of Europe but admires the great contributions made by this nation to mankind in the past. Can we, in our hatred today, detest the nation that claimed Bach, Beethoven, Durer, Wagner, Goethe, l.uther, l-lolbein, Einstein, and Brahms, who, like many other Germans, contributed much in the fields of music, art, literature, and science? Man may say it is not the nature of human beings to hate the deed and love the father of that deed. Is it within his power to love and hate these opposing forces? lt is not an impossibility. ln man's nature there is that which eventually will bring him to cling to one and forsake the other. Through understanding he may be shown the fallacy of his deed that for the betterment of mankind a change may be made. Thus, and only thus, can we accomplish that which brings peace. lt is the duty of the teachers of today to instill in the hearts of young people a kindred spirit, an understanding of and a tolerance for their fellowmen, a knowledge of the greatness of peace, and a single hatred-for war and desolation. They, the leaders of tomorrow, would be given a voice in the preparations for their future. The older generation has failed to achieve the goal which free men so earnestly desire. Should not those who will inherit this future take part in the plans for a post-war world that will be void of continual strife and animosity? ln that way, they who have been reared in a world of hatred and chaos may prepare for them- selves and their future a world of lasting love and peace. By making strong and firm the ladder of today, youth may assuredly climb to the tranquil beauty of the morrow. Qu 4 W HX Unszamz Niltfng: RICH A RD B Lftsts, l'z'e.vidf':1f SffZI1fHl1lK.' AIJIELAIDH RAw1.s HARVEY Wli,l.lMAs Strivia KQASKINS Rosle lVlAkli: xvl-IS'I'l'0'l l' BARBARA Huw:-1 SALLY DIXON IIUHNNY Kimi' 'l'nMMt l'HiualNs Mit. Nfll,l.liX' MAIQTHA l'Ax'i'oN Student Council 'VHF PVRPOSIAQ Ulf' THF ORG.-XNlZ.-X'l'lUN shall he to create hettet eo-operation and eloset relationship between students and faculty, to pro- mote grind citizenship, to foster school spirit, to give students a voice in sehocml atlairs, to discuss and tm help sulve prolmleins concerning the student hotly activities, to raise the standards ofsclmlar- ship, to help students to heeonie more adept in taking part in atl-airs sueh as will confront them alitet leaving sehcml, to make the selmul more denmetatie, and to sponsor worth-while sehwol pmjeets. l rmn flu' C'n11.f!il11lin11 Qf the Cmnzfif. l rm1l.' Pat Langley, joan Scott, Adelaide Rawls, Barbara Howe, Richard Bugg fPrc.videnlJ, Mr. Henry C. Nolley K-Vpollrrnj, Doris l.esner, Betty Williams, Shirley Mallard, Pauline Scott. Raw Iwo: Vivian Delford, Lola lrelan, Serena Ashburn, lrllizabeth Smith, Nancy Nolley, jane Robertson, Martha Paxton, Ann johnson, Susan Thompson, Rose Marie Westcott, Mahiorie Weizel, Betty Carbon, Claire Calvert. Row llzrw: Bennie Potts, Marv Blanche Webb, Mary I.ee Upton, Betty Garrison, Frances jones, Nancy Hardiman, Mary Townseml, Doris Kanter, joyce Pllis, jane Barber, Rosalie Wright, Sally Dixon, Betty Davis, Connie Friedman, Gwen Kearebein. Rnwfnmz' 'l'ommy Perkins, Gilbert Christlip, john l,. White, Buddy Parrish, Duncan McDuH'y, john Gordon, Bill White- hurst, Lyle Neigenfind, Glen Mathisen, Bland Dudley, Randall Taylor, Billy Xvhitmore, Douglas Price, Steve Geston, john Pugh, Harvey Williams, john Graf. Student Assembly l'reJiflenl: Rici-man Buoo .Vpon.toer: Mk. Nomar I-'rank Mrs. Taylor, Marion Pegrem, Frances Baker, June Phillips, Nancy Roberts, Florence Schonholt, Betty I.ou jackson, Barbara Beale, Joy Griffin, Shirley Marsh, June Orken, Helen Carr, Audrey Lawrence, Christine Nolls, Ethel Pollock. Raw Iwo: Marian Dawley, Mary Stratos, Jean Bagley, Gloria Abinouness, Emily Reutt, Rose Marie Westcott, Becky Hillard, Norma Alexander, Pam Whitehurst, Doris Kanter, Betty Herring, Char Fste Bell, Dorethea Brown, Betty Murphy, l,illian Nelson, Marie Vestrynen, Betty Lou Garrison, Nathalie Dodson, Pat Meech, Dot Gallagher, june Goltlburg. Row three: Bobby VVeiland, Preston Sawyer, John White, Bill Flagge, Billy Gallagher, Robert Provost, Fart Lassiter, Douglas Price, Robert jones, Prank Ficarra, Paul Robins, Donalcl Krcgar, Russell Chambliss, Ray Bateman, .lack Cherry. Maury Dramatic Club OF F I CERS P1'l,.l'l.ffl7l'1f ..... ,......,.. ,.....,. B A RBARA BEALE 1!iI'F-PFF.YZid671l. . . .... FLORENCE SCHONHOIII' .N'vrrela13'. . 4 . . . BETTY LEE JACKSON T1'm.v14rer. . . .................. ,lov GRIFFIN Sponsor. .. , . .MRs. STELLA HUBBARlJ TAYLOR Vilf1'u4Q: .Iunv tililxilillfg, l.uu'c l,JlfIUI'SUIl, l'xlm'cm'c Schumlmlr, Uorotlmy Burns, Vcggy Yam Ru-tlm, Illlll lulm Iiulvu 1 llmw, livrsy Bquun, llwmrlmy Nlzlrx. N'ff111J1'11lg.' lhwris KRIIITCV, :XI1lI'iL' 'l'hm'nrun, Hg-tty' Murphy, IX1ilI'g1lI'L'I' Nl1l1'klCf', I7m'orl1y llmw, Rulmy lfriu Maury Literary Society Olflflt' HRS l'1u'.vhfw11f , . . .l'lcc,1.Y YW Rm-1'1 II I'fm'-l'1'w.vifff'11f... .,,,., IDURIS K.XN'I'I lx -N'rf'1'f'!111 x'-'l'zw1.vlm'1'. . . ,... I 1,uluiNc'lc Sclmwuol 1 .N'jm11,vfnx. . HMM. Ixl,XIUQ.XRIi'I' XI xlumlx Front: john Payne, William Owen, VVilliam Hanbury, Nathaniel Rodman, Harvey Williams, Herbert Philips, ,lack Hill, Robert Provost. Row Iwo: Norman Barnes, joel Berry, Allen Faris, David Luck, l.etcher Hudgins, Russell Chambliss, Walter lfrazier, Ervin Greunke, Grover Ourland, Ray Bateman, Kenneth Todd. Row threw C. ll. Christensen, Frank VVise, Clyde Hill, Robert Banks, Harry Cash, Paul Smith, lsaac Copeland, George Conwell, Melvin Spence, Joe Claud, Harold Gibbs, Eddie Kerns, NV. H. Norris. Rnwfour: Buddy Parrish, Charles Haynes, Charles Brown, Guy Wilson, Charlton Hickman, lfletcher Spruill, Wilbur Marshall, Robert Webb, Chester Sundquist, Ronald Miller, Stuart Ashman, Frank Ficarra, Wilson King. Maury HifY Johnston and West Chapters OFFICERS :70fIllA'l07l Chrzplw' llftxv! Chzzpm' HARVEY W1i,1.IAMs ..... . . . .Prnavidenl ..... ......,.. N AT Ronivmn Clst Tl W11.nieR lYlARSHAl.l. C2nd Tl HERliER'l' PHIl.1.lvs .... Ifftl'-P1'L 5ifZll'7lf ...... .,..,.... X 'Vu.l.I.-xM HANnuRv jonn PAYNE ......, RL'l'07'Ifi77KQ' SL'1TUfIl71V .... , ...... , , . , . .LRE XYADH Clst 'l'J A Cr-lARi.'roN HICRM.-KN 12nd Tj Ron 1-:Rr PRovos'r .... Corruxpamfifzg Sc't 7'L'l6l71V. . . .....,...,., hYll.I.I.-XM Owen ,IACK HIl,l. ...,........ Treasurer ............. . .,.....,,., S'rEvE Gaston MR. HARRY M. NORRIS .... ... Spmzsor. .. ,.. ,MR. C. -I. CHRIs'1'ENsEN n-...Y-...- l rrmt.' Ruth Wright, l.elia Mae Ferrett, Doris Page, jackie Hart, ,loan Canoles, Nancy Rectl, lflizahetli Bragg. Nate' I-zen: Marian Hawley, l'at Berry, Laurel Uarlettc, l,oyse Moyer, limily Rcutt, Gloria .-Xlnouness, Pat Langley, Mary Yirgili, Grace lfllen Swan, ,lane Marshall, Nathalie Dotlson, lfrances Dodson. l6fm'1lnw.- Balls Swimmers, Catherine Yaeth, l.ois Horne, Annette Wehh, Mary Blanche Welilu, Doris Brent, Betty Davis, RUSSAllllliLllllHll3L'Cli,Llllllfci1llllllllTCCli, Betty Knox, Cary Young, Sarah SfCll1hClLl, Virginia Moore, Nancy Uoulnlman. Rn-wfmn': Shirley Mallartl, l ranres Charlton, Anne Williamson, Dorothy Powers, Barhara Flora, Kathryn Scott, ,lane Kayhill, lfrna Harper, Susan Tlioinpson, Serena Aslilsurn, ,lean .-Xltizer, ,lune Phillips, l lliZaheth Smith, lfanny Stein- helil, ,lane Williams. Nrm'jf:'1'.' Virginia Schepp, Dorothy Wilson, Anne Uozier, ,lean Hall, ,loan Scott, l,ester Young, Betty Ditllalie, .lean Bishop, ,Ioanne Martin, Peggy Bonney, Nancy Mapp, Barliec Mewshaw, Betty Carr Bell, Betty Nash, Velma Phillips, Mattie l'ortloCli. High School Student Club OFIVICIHIRS l'1'r.tin'w1f .,... . 4 .llfxcigin HART IFw-l'n'.ti11'i-zz!. . , . . .ll mn Canorus N1'l'l't'f1Il1l' ...,. . , A , .NANCY Ri-:En 'l'I'l'Il.Y1!7't'l'. . . , . . Doms l'Af:E Clst Tl ,lvI't'1l.l'1H't'I'. . . .........., PAW' l,ANol.EY C2ntl Tl .N'prn1tvw'.. . ,MRs. CJR,-XCE CH.-xrmsnks l'lEIN'l'HEl. unior Red Cross Club Ul l lClCRS l'n'.i'1'fff'1l! ..... ............ . .Suu iiuiumx I'fm'-l'z'i'.i'iffi'11l ..... , . , lJoi'rgi,xs l,RIk'l'1 Nt't'7'J'fI!71X'f'llI'l'1l.VlH'l'l'. . . .,,A... .Xxx liiim iii-1 Rc. -Xlflflllilll' .,...,.,., . . .ANNIE l3iii.i,ic Cimxx In-Qu 'l'Hli STORY l3l'il'llNl7 'l'Hl'f l'lC l'llRl'i 'lilic zllmvc picturc sliriws tllc junior Rell Cross Clulw of Maury cngzlgcal in zisscmlwling :lml 'nipping Cliristmus lmxcs to lic SBNY nut to Scrvicc pcrsimncl. Thu pzickzigcs wcru Hllutl with tlifisu mltls :iml cmls so impnrtzmt to Il Service mzm's or wom:m's lific :1ml tictl up in guy pzipcr :iml liiiglit rilxlmns. A touch of tlic Cl'll'lSIl112lS spirit :xml il lausliul of guml wislics wt-rc tuckul into Q lrli lumix. 'liliis was iust unc ul' tllc clulfs wurthwliilc activities in wliicli tlic L30 livclx' im'mlwrs um-tiilly pzirticiputcil. 'rmll: Y. ll. Nilllliillllll, Nxxrlizmiul Romlmzm, .luck Hallwerrllicr, Billy Yvliitmurc. Ruiz' ficu: Billy Potty, Ralmlzill cilltllllllllll, Sylmnn Goldstein, YVillwur Malrshzlll, .luck Hill, GrovcrUutl:1ml, Rulxur Vim: lCu1c'tl11'rr.' Vina-nr l.LlSk'1lI'll, l.crcl1cr Hmlgins, Robert Yvclmlm, Chester Sumlquisr, Yvallrcr Roscrilwwg, SCYHIIHII l uinsfm, Ruin-rr Rilxlwlc, lfloyll Powell, Hcmlcrson Beale, William Hzmlmury. l'rr.fi1fr11f ..... I 'im'-l'rv.fia'r111 -Xlt'1'I't'fIlI1V 'I '1 'f '11.flm'1' . .N'pu11.m1'. Cannon Math Club OI+'l+'ICliRS . . .DIACK H.1x1sr:R'1'Hlr:R ,..W1l,l.1AM H.'XNlSlfllX' ..,.G.C.Ul1l.,-mn ......Y. H.N1's1x,xl'M M Iss l'i1.AxMl' l,0l I'll XVI' mul: .lack Burguss, Mary lxmnlscn, iXl1lI'vl2lI'lU .-Xmlcrsrm, Rlta Salter, Agnus Russr-H, Shirluy Samuels, lrt-nc fifNlkiIHlll1 l,ilUI'L'llCC .-Xtiaiisuxm. Rmvl-:c'u.' jacquclim' Smith, Ann Gzlmluill, Iitlith Krueger, Doris MuClanmm, Gluria Nlurtiuck, Peggy liufalari, Nlalwl Baum, hvclyn Hcwctt, Matlara Hildtiluston, Pauline Carter, Mavis Gzuldy, Miss Crippcn. lw-rc' M2'f'r: Ervin Grp-gary, XYinsluw Scott, .-Xllmcrt Br-ll, Herman Wicslwt-g, Distributor's Club of Virginia Maury High School Chapter OIWICHRS lJ7'4',x'iIIll'1lf ...,. ,.,., ..,.. , . . . ixl.-KRY Kxrlmslax I'in'-Pw.fifz'f'21f, . 4 . , . , . .,l.-wx lilwuasss Nt'r1't'l1z1j'-T7'm.r111't'11 . . ...,., ..... N 'I.-Wu ci.-XIDIJY .S'f30I1jll7' ,.,,,. ,... , .Mins C.-x'rH1f:RlNlf: CRII'I'l-ZX N'1'lfif1-Q: li-Hy Rilfbllllllll, liuris Kamrcr, Bu1'lm411'g1 llmvc,Yivi:lI1 Dulfnmi, ljlwlmy ciillllINllQk'k, Shirluy' Cm'm'r, Bgrrx Ill 1lUiSk'SfAIk'HSll'ikklxL'l', lik-tty lliL'I'fL', KQVLICL' Hutlcr, .Iunu Hzllsrcald. Vlf1ml1'f1lq.' .Inlm l 1z1'l Wlwirc, Nlrs. Stiff, Miss Tuck, Miss NYilson, Nm'lnzl Zllikilfllhl, l'iCI'hCI'I' Phillips. f,1'1'.V1:rf4'lll llffr'-l,l'1'. Nf'f1'rl111lx' 'l'1w '11,v1m'1 Nfml1.vn1'. Latin Club Ulflfl CH RS BI-IIXIJIIJIXIXI n1',1'1'1fl .... ....loHN XYHI' ...,.C1lz.-wb: Bl l'I.II .,.A1.'XRlON IDON.-XHI ..MRs. ANNE STI!! 00,0 i V ,4 V Vw 93 x Q l 'ka 'L Y Q' .Q l'l7'INIf.' Ruhy Cooke, l'lilllI1UC1lI'IR'l1I'L'l', Ann Alexauuler, l Flll1CUS lfleining, Myra l ensrerwz1lil, Bill'l3Lll'il l.1lflllll11 Ihrn e june llairher, Berry Minor, Nlairviorie Amlerson, Annette Comess, j ziekie Bowen. Russ' l'::'n: l.ille Dail lfiehls, Doris Paige, Rosalie VVrighr, Chlziris Young, Bzlrhziru Blum, lierrx' Willinnis, l'l'lll1LLN LI1 Ile! ui llairrier fzilverr, Susan Thompson, l,2lIT1Cl1ljyl'llTCl'lLlTST, Betty Noela, filzulys llihlreth, Surah Sreinfiehl. Kula' !M'f'1'.' loininy' Tlioniivson, xyillTL'l1 Graves, Alton Butler, john Payne, john Tyson, Ralph Whiteliursr, in iu l l i ' ' George lfaulney, Preston Sawyer, john Long, Heywzml llrummoml, l I'2lllClS Price. Nf,::'f'n11r.' Loring Kee, julizln Kelley, Riehzml Tuttle, Vernon Phelps, liohert Bailey, john lireunke, Roheir ali lieorue falrselis, Sidney Long, Rolmerr .-Xhhorr, Gene Smith. l f,7'r'.i'I1f'z'Ill 4... , I'f1'z'-Pl'f'.ffrIl1'I!l, . . .N'rr1'1'lfz11i'. . . 'l'1'rf1.v1m'1'. . . f7f7':'1'!rf1' Chorus Ul l lfl'iRS .,.Yr1i4NoN Pui-ti iw ..Rl'l3Y Cooper ......lfR.xxeis Piuni ARIORII-I FXNIDIQRN Mhliu. Simi li. XYo ON l'll'IlIIl.' Steve Gaston, Becky Hillard, David Ballard, Armistead Leggett, Richard Steinlvurg, I.oyse Moyer, David Boulware, William Graham, joseph Hendricks, Charles johnson, 'l'horntox Deitrich, Ruby Friesz, Clarence Miller, Vincent Chin- cliello, Donna Everett, Laurel Garlette, Joyce Ellis, Mr. Shortt. Raw I-:vm johnny l,ewis, Tommy Maddock, liarl Simpson, -lay Spry, Rudolph Browning, Bland Dudley, Docn Branch, .lol Holder, Carl Krippendorf, Donald Macoranna, Fred Heutte, Randall Taylor, Marvin Kushnick, Billy Carter. Row lhre':'.' R. Il. Windley, Yale Nesson, Keith Filer, Bernard Chapel, Harold Friedman, Charles Halstead, jimmy Mozely, -lack Crocklord, Nicl-1 Anninos, Otis Coeheld, Chester Powell, Charles Wilson, Bill Hoeutt. Maury Band Clm'im'l,v, Solo: BAl.1,ARo, S'rl-:1NBl'lto. lfirst: lNloviea, HENIJRICKS. Second: lxIIl.l,l-lk, joHNsoN, Dlli'I'RlL'H. Third: CHllNICHliI.I,0, RAMMING, lfkuasz, SMITH, Bl5AsL1-:x'. l'Ynt4'J: GARl.1a'1 rs, HVERE'l I'. .Nm Clr1rim't.- 'llAx'1.on. .N'f1,mpl1wu'r.' HLrH'r'rE, KKlI'l'liNDORF, lVIAIoRANA. IJrnm.r: HA1.s'raAo, FRIEDMAN, CHAPEL, Csocxifoao, Tkrzoo. !.'m'rmel.r, Solo: Lewis, lhIAlJDOClx. First: lN1oN'rAc:NA, Svar, BaowNlNr:. Second: DUDLEY, BRANUH. 'l'l1ird: Honmaa, Srmmxaas, Wluu-:RsoN. l'7'w1r'h llnru, lfirst: Kvsnxlcia. Second: GAs'l'oN. 'l'l1ird:CAR'rHR. Baritone: l'lll.l-IR, Nrzssorv. Trmubmlr, lfirst: Wl1.soN. Second: ANNINOS. Tliird: COI-ll-'IEI.D. Bass: XYINDLEY, l'l0CI l I'. .W'!m1rling.' Mr. Shortt. .-41 piano: Steve Gaston. Drzmzs: Frank Fiscurrai. l'l7YlNl.' lfrcsl Huettc, Rnmlzlll Taylor, Curl Krippendorf, George Rainey. Top: Mr. Shortt, R. J. Windlcy, Rudolph Browning, john Lewis, 'l'ommy Mzuluck, Charles Wilson, Nick .-Xnninos Maury Swing Band lJiI'C't'lll7'.. . .... MR. l'lVERE'I l' SHURTI' .N'11,w'.v.' Hllli'l I'E, ,l'AYI.0R, KRIIWENDOIU-', RAMMiNc,. 1,ilH10.' GAs'i'oN. llrzwss: l'llCARRA. Bum' W1ND1.isx'. Cm'um.- BROWNING, Lewis, Mwvocrg, Tr0mb0m'.v.- XYILSON, Awxmos. Sitting- Cooke, Freeman, Outten, Pasourus, Higger, Hendricks, M. Gaston, Daniels, Dietrich, Waranch, Dudley, Priblmle Carpenter. Slm1rling.' Douros, Huette, Krippenmlorf, Signer, Garrison, Bishop, Kushnick, S. Gaston, Browning, l.ewis, Hallsteaul. .Msrulfrmn pirlure: Mildred Cochran, Frances Scribner, Loyce Anne W'l1ite, Ruby Friesz, Donald Muiorunat. Maury Orchestra Ilirrrlm' lSIill1Llll1gl .... . . , . . , . .l,OWEl,I. li. SIGNER l ir.rf I 'inIiu.' Asi-ACIA l'A1'souRAs, G11.m:R'r Hiccss, ANEE l'lRl:IEMAN, CELIA OlI'l l'EN. Sf-rmzri lfinliu- BLAND DL'n1.sv, IRVIN XVARANCH, ELAINE CARPENTER, FRANCIS PRIBBLE. 'Cellm lx'1II.DRED KJASTON. Ba.f.f: XNVARREN GARRISON, 'l'oMMv Bxsi-mv. Piano: Ruanx' Coome, 'I'oMMi' Domws. Clarinel: josi-:PH HENDRICRS, EDDIE DANlEl.S, 'llHOR'I'UN DIETRICH. CVIIIVIEL' JOHNNY Liiwis, liUDOI.l'H BRONVN- ING. llurn: lVlARVlN KUSHNICK, STEVE CJASTUN. Snxaplza11e.' CARI. KNIPPENDURI-', FRED HllE'F'l'E. Tivpuni: CHARLES HQLSTEAD. l ronl: Hilaire Drucker, Velma Phillips, Myra Fensterwald, Stella Andressus, Nancy Roberts, June Phillips, Margaret Colenda. Row Iwo: Betty Didlake, Martie Portlock, Betty Nash, Elizabeth Smith, Lillian Traub, Betsy Brown. Row lhref: June Goldburg, Helen Griffasi, Doris Kanter, Phylis Harrold, Ruth Cohen, Shirley Marsh, Betty I,ee jackson, Maude Latham, Jean Bagley, Babs Simmers. Ruwfunr: jackie Osborne, Nancy Mapp, Margaret VValters, Lucille Tucker, Josephine Lcpoli, Betty Corbin, l,CfC.'xlNlCl'S0l1, Iilizalietli Seelinger. Etiquette Club ENTERTAINMENTS Two of the highlights ofthe year under the sponsorship ofthe Etiquette Club were: The Fashion Show The Valentine Program l,1f1 lu rfglfl: Rudisill, Sinwoc, McCann, Miss Haggard, Simmcrs. Etiquette Club Olflflflf RS l'n'.vi11'f-111 ....... ............ . . .-IACKIIQ IVICCQANN l'if'f'-l'rwxi11'm11 .... . . ,Sl's,-xN SIML-mc l'1'f'11fl11'r1 '.,... ,...... n I0 RUIJINILI, Wm 1'f'f1111v. . . .,.... li.-xkn.-xk.-x Slmmrcks Ypf, 11.w,r ..., .... N hss N ram.: I-3 Hmarqfx RD l mu.'.' l,L'4lI1 HL-uhr, lim-fnlmy Marx, Nlilfj' Blanche Wklulw, Betty Paws, lluuglzms llricu, Doris Kam lQf1::1':wf: .-Xnnc llnpkins, Put Niclmlmr, f3tHAl'L'n1 Bernstein, john Cirmlrm, Mqmrrhzn f'lilf'I1L'S, Fwwarum-s I7 IX Razz' llmm' luis Hurm-, Ummrurlmy Hows, Rusk' .-Xnnc fizllumlmuck, lfrlmyl lkrllm-k. , 5 5: E 2 y ui ,,. 4: .- ff - -, 7 ... 2+ ff '4 T Z 3, F -, -, C , 4 C T I flf .T R Z. P-T I , Dg1ugl1rl'cy, :Xnnu Editorial and Reportorial Staff if-Blaurp sms H1111-Inl l'uhIi1':1liun uf Xl.X'I l'IlI'fXY I-'UN'l'.XINli KIAVIKY IIIIilISi'Il1ltlI. Nurfulk. X'il'L!ini:l fxssocmvuon .I , .,. 'nf' 2 17 ,., my , , rv:-rr .rv V L I.LSV'I 95.1 4 Q 'Q 9 2. 5 f 2 5 7 Q S 'XX FH VI F' N H , , 2 , . A ' E' M 2 2 1 X1 'A-4 5 we-Xb W: Xlvllxlu-IwrfSulxIh1'l'll l11l1-1's:-lmI:1sli4- Pr:-ss Assn:-iallimu This: mlhlu-:ation is 1-mlm's4-ml hy ilu- Nurfuik Rm-mil Mc-l'1'h:mIs' ,Xssm'i:niul1, For :uIv1fl'tisi rnlvs, zuldrvss Huslm-SN Xl:m:1u1'l', Klullry N1-us,1':ll'A'uf 3I:n1l'y Illull hvlmnl 50c a Semester Published Every Other Wednesday EDITORIAL STAFF I1llI'I'4bRS-IN-VIIIIGI4' . DORIS K.XN'l'ICli:u14l lMbl'1:l..XS PHI! I .Xs-:ur-izulv I+I1ii1m's Mary 14111111-In' W:-My :mil H1-Iliv Pau Nz-ue Mlilurx , 1.1-rm llc-r-Ill :Ami lmrullly Klnlx fmpy Iimlilurs Nlul'Ih:n ll:xym's :ami lflwulu-vw Ilu I-'4-xxlurv Iirliturs I.lu'y l':nt1vl's4m und John M liurcls l':ll-mnuisl ., Pnl Nimflnlln l'l1ulo!rn1uhi1- Iixlimr Nlurl Im Ilzn I REPORTERS Anna- Ward, Lula llrum-, Anno Hopkins, Jl':lll liisllup, I-'raun-vs lmrlsun. Rusi' Ann llzlllllxlln-vk, llnrulhy lluwv, Gramm- lillvn Nunn, Allllvlll' W4-lvl: PHOTOGRAPHERS liullzly l.c'x'll1snn William llllvull liulwrl lilhlrlv Sl'Ull'l'S l'IlJl'lXlllI , . , ., Al,l lllfIll l5l'IllNN'l'l-IlN REPORTERS Lounurnl lf'rlm-ilvn lilllyl Pnlluvk 'l'Yl'lS'l'S , . . , Surah Sl:-intl:-lil, 'I'hzurnn llulnws, lmruthy Hula- Jum- Vuulu-r, I-lst:-Ilv lfuxws-ll, lzln Muzi-I .Mlvlsz-r . ., . . . . . . .Mnruaira-1 IS. Murkli-y BUSINESS STAFF l'O-IIVSINICSS MAN.-KCll'IliS . .RANIJALL 'l'AYl,Ullill1l Y, ll. NUSHAUNI l'in:mi-v fx!:in:lum's . ,... . , , , liii-hurml limzg :xml lxl:u'Lr:m-I Wu km-1' .-Mlvvrllsim: INl:lnu:x'x's ..,. f'lllll ll'?-l Tysiul :Anil H110 K4-lllwcly Assistant Arlu-rlisim: Mun , ,... 1'll'4'lIl1lll0Il IXl:ln:u:0r ., , Assistant l'ir4-ulullun KlRlllIlHl'F .Mlvise-1' . ..., , ,. .......... . . , , . . . . Spummrl-Al hy The Stuils-nt iiuvc-r11Is'nt Thy nulm- wi-'ll vllris . Shlrlvy NlurkntT llvrlwrl Philips IS:-IIA' l,l'l' .lm-lmon l'. J. Vllrislvllsvlx ll Business Staff of Maury News l:-v1-- 11 Ll mr l 1illi1's,llicl1:1ril l'lugg,Sus:1n Kcnnely, Max-ioric Kroslains, Sally Dixon, Shirley lllzirkolf, V. l-l lNL1slx1um Rzmllull 'l'axylm', Berry l,cc Ililflihlllll. .lli,i'.ri2.'g.' Cl1:1rlicil'ysnn. HE COMMODORE ffm-.'f.f.ff.vf.l11f f'ffff!f111r HI-,NTXII-. X 1-,xl lull l,m,x IRI-1l.XN Z' plr! lt',1'1'mf' lfuxxu-1s SL'IlI.Ii'll'I'l-IR 'ljvpm If lz,xrw14.s Ax mu ' 11 D ' VM,-xx 1 2 5 i l'5m11.' Shirley 'l'alialierro, Constance Hanks, Pam VVhitehurst, Dorothy Hopper, Ruth Cohen, Audrey Rowe. Ratt' IZUI1: Anne blitz, Ifrances jones, Nan Cook lferebee, -lane Pincus, Peggy Addington, Ann Curtis, Miss Frances Hoggard, Attendance Clerk of Maury, Genevieve Morris, Norma 'l'abit, Patrica Brown, l,ibby Alterman, lfthel Pollock, Christine Nails, Margaret VValter, lfrances Baker, Marie Thornton. .-l0,ri'ulfr'mr1 ,IPffIIl7't'.' Hilda Cox, lfarline Simmons, -lane Williams, Dorothy Scott, Shirley Peck, Grace Denmark, Nellie Dennis, Doris Raper, Virginia jones, Betty Garrison, NCJTI112l.AlCXlll1KlCf, Margaret Newton, Shirley Snider, Gene Ward, :Xnne llnderdown, Pauline Carter, Barbara lfarly, Marie Vestrynen, Marie Wilkins, Anita Shehigh, lflora Old, Con- stance Hanks, lfloisc Lyndenstricker, Theresa Taylor, I,oyce Ann Vlihite, Ann johnson, Mary K. Ciarletta, lNlar-iorie Rockhill, Suzanne Wilber, Dorothy Burns, Vera Boulware, Dorothy lfanshaw, Virginia l,. lflord, Genevieve Morris, Dorothy Bosnian, june Phillips, Shirley Rew, Barbara Simmers, Helen Nesbitt. OH:1ce Helpers THF YH,-XR Typing, Filing and answering the ring of the Maury oHice 'phone are just a few ol' the many duties we, as otlice helpers, find awaiting us each day. In our association with the secretaries of the school, we find out how elliciently they perform the detailed work and small and large tasks. The knowledge we are gaining here as helpers in the daily routine will not be fully realized until we have said Goodbye to fair Maury and are out on our own. Our yeat's experience has been not only valuable but pleasant in every respect. UH as .lloxf IUUIZXIHIAIK' RICHARD l'I+'.BWUR'l'H BA R ISA RA HC JWH 51 -31 , .... I K Q.--Q wg fx, l w ill , A W1 HALL GF FAME ,1 Inf! lzllwllf' 'fllllf N.-YI' RODMAN DORIS LHIGH lflfRHl3lil'1 Q W 5 Q' r x A 0 5 'Vq-fx f Q31 fi ,xy x ffl-J 1 K7 ff lim! .-lf!-Rnmm' FRANK WISH l+'l.ORliNCl'1 SCHONHC 15, L 7 , X x, 'X bi- Q K 1 w ' my J HALL OF FAME A1051 ljklfv lo -N'1n'r'f'f'rf ST.-XNl,HY P.-XUI, ALICIHL MURRAY ,Mel n i 'L 1 6. K ' S? U - Q YWCA 294 Q y, 1 ex f fb 'Joi . Half! D1'4'.f.v4'1f Plf'l'l'1 ANDERSON BILL IXlcAl,lS'I'lfR I TJ' l Y' -Ag? , ' , J . 1 1, Y V ' 4' J j s Q I I AJ Q HALL OF FAME ll 'irfimf .IPNH PHILLIPS IIIIXIMIH PRINCE fTJ 4,' Qi. ,,,- Nf- MS3N 1 ' ' - Q Bfn T'-1: U., 0 '4 Q 1 E , V 'Q 'Q M' X SJ 1:-1 1 R fm? may 'X X Q X' f 3 .Uwl l11J't'f7Ill'1lLfl' IWAGCIIIQ KIASM.-KN IJVISBIIC WYNNH 355 53 f 14 1: C s J Wim f flu, HALL GF FAME lfuvf lxlflkflljf NANCY RHHIJ HUNK Wll,l,l.-XMS -f x ,Q my x 415.16 , a N 5 fQgW- X QQQEQQ 'H V xii? 5 XM i Q xx X X 11 Iwi xflflfvlif FAYIC FORD K ICORGIC HUGH! S P417 x 'JMU - TTY ff . u J T s '1 m2 as A ,M m 5 ' L ' 1 'al 1 K Eg Nd X I ' V . ! 4 HALL OF FAME .'11fIA'f Pllflliflll' .IOYCIQ l'fl,l.lS Dl'BBll'i NYYNNIC q M73 , mf i N W W 1 , , , 2 X X. D, x yy -- + -I H Ex MSR' -uue- Y Q' N x x R R Q CAST Dow.-x1.o Kamen, l'll.ORENCE Sei-ioNHo1,'r, june Goi.nni'Rra, RM' BA'i'i:1u.m, 15ll.l. l'lI,AGGE, PAu1,RoBB1Ns, B11,i.y GAi,i,AoHi:k The Christmas Play Christmas in war time is still a make-believe land of cedar lioughs, red rilmlmons, and glistening tinsel. ln the midst of anxiety, a nation makes merry and clings to old customs. Among them is the Christmas play. But this year it just couldn't be any play-it had to have meaning behind it. The Iwinzrfi' gf f,'h1'iJfi1lIl.f Eur answered our every desire. Many are the legends concerning Good King lVenceslaus who frequently disguised himself and went into the street to get close to his people, listen to their woes, share their joys, right their wrongs, and deal with their oppressors. The Mi1'1zrlt' QfiCf17'f.ffl1l1l.V Esc, the story of one such adventure, presented convincing proof that right triumphs over wrong and cheered a war-minded Maury. P7'01fItl'fi0lI Slzgf: -lune Orkin, Betty Murphy, Barlmara Beale, Mrs. laylor, Jean Bagley, Robert Provost 'CTS' ,ux C7 ,N l f11vl l'2'1':f' ll 'f1111r1'.v Nrrwzfz' l'riQ:r lf'f11m'11f x1:f.x1:l11'Wxml-114f11f,1'lix14lvxlcl: HAIQIJI-IN lixluaxlcx lil-1xl.li 111n1 Im4x'xx' UI Xl VALE TI E HUW 1944 .Y111'1'11!n1' ! D . I MI ll W 14lr.u1 mn! Rx: 1-1: XMlll'l-1Hl'lvl' Nl-xucauql-11 LULIQNIJA f1ml.I-xux I'lI.I. I IUXII l 4 4 II xmx fu! lil 1 ll lux: X xljlthllll-Q -Xxlar-Zuwx ffm!ll.-wwS1-mu1nx'r l,HRlN K.-xx H-in 1 ff,1ffU NI-Xllbl-1 lwfxrlmxlf1mlbIM1n1x Nl I-ilerlxrg I v lilslsx' Blwwx111nfiilx'W1f+x1xx J vm f1mll.n1u'vun-,ua Ill wmv N,-mm' lim-rn mm' lfu-xxrx WINE AIAVIURIIC l5.u n'x'11m1' lim DHllJllUi,'XX11Jl1fl,li41KiYY.fXTN RIC!-1'I'Il Ciwlax SIMMONS rlI11fRUN.-'kI.lJ .-Xl,l,m IIJFHJ 1 . ..IN, llughfr llmuwllx' BRUXYN fz1m'Rln'1mklm Blur: COMMODORE SWING BAND , M., r VM, ' 1 S HYVVENT PnomJ:'noN STM! ,,,' x1,-- vw' MS w Ts V' f Twenty-Sixth Annual Performance A M Ax V I: Y M ERR Y N! I XSTR ELS Nunn txsw l amtzocvzr M uw .1 M . xamy.,1,,M v , V ff, 1 ' x, 'A 1, j 'RY BGIHRY BUNSTHES OF 194 PAKT L lm:-x loc-A qw Kii w ,x . . an ,Qs . K J' sf-nflxlmsw as H as ,,,J.h, K '11-M. Iwi um Plum 1-1-9 rm- -gf, ' gym-. 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H1Illl1llTf', 40. G. Outluml, 33. YV. Raiinicr, 30. .-X. Richter, TT. R. Balrcs, Couch. BA'I'I-IS FOOTBALL Varsity Letterman-M1943 IfNDS YVynne, Zekert, Richter, Ronghton, Hudgins. 'l'ACKl.HSf xViHiflfT1S,fJLIIIflI1Li,'I10Lili. GUARDS- .Iones B., Downing, Peacock, lucy. CHN'l'liRS-- Hughes, Holland. BACKS- Allen, Harford, jones R., Rainier, Miller, Spruill, Richards. MAN.-XGI41RSf XVIIIRCV, -Iohnston. N U HN-1. ,. . . , Ill, 2.5. I. I uu l'I Row I-wru If. Iftlucy, III. FI. Riclulrtls, 39. H. jones, IT. 'If Bryant, 43. ll. Rose, 24. R. Christi: NY. Owen, 112. .I. Forrest, 14. AI. Graf, 32. C. 'I'mItI, 29. YV. BzlIIz1rtI, 35. R. Hutlgins, II. I.. Cluldrcsx Ijpkin, 28. C. l'c:1cuck, 13. W. Naxrslmull, 42. J. 'I'1':xylor, 111. S. Hutigins, 16. N. Walker, IvIllI1llgCl'. F O O T B A L L Football Scoresfff1943 INI.uu'y. .. . , I3 Suffolk ..,. . . , . 0 Maury '.,. . . 14 XYiIsfm, N. C... . 0 IXIJLIVY. . . . . 45 South Nmtolk. . . . 7 INIau1ry. .. . . I9 Hampton. . . . , . . 0 IXIdl1I'y. .. , . 14 Newport News ..... , . . . 12 IXI.1ury, . . . . 20 Iilizzllmcth City, N. C.. . . 0 IXI.llll'y. . . . . 0 Pctcrslmurg ....,,... , . . . 0 M xury. . . . . I3 NYiIson QPUI'fSl1lOlll'I1I, . . ,. . 0 Maury ',.. . . -I5 Goldslmro, N. C. ..... . 0 INIauu'y. .. . . 0 Newport News.. . ti IVILHIFB '.,. . . IS Umnlmy ',.. .,.. . , 0 201 25 UPSON Maury plays rirrle: around Granby 1943 SEASON, GAME BY GAME MAURX' 13-Surromc 0 Maury, in winning her first game of the season, had to reach pay-dirt three times in the first quarter before the push-over came for a touchdown. First, Ronnie Allen's brilliant 70-yard run was called back because of a clipping penalty. Then the Commodores, with Jones, Ranier and Allen tearing holes in the Suffolk line, raced 70 yards and Harford 5 yards to score again, but another penalty Cthis time for off-sidej nullified the deed. On the next play, however, Royce Jones, faking a pass, found an opening and went over stand- ing up. No penalty this time. Ranier circled end for the extra point. A blocked punt, blocked by Bruce Jones, paved the way for lVIaury's second touchdown in the third quarter, Dubby Wynne recovering on the 5 and Ranier crashing over a moment later for the score. The extra point try did not register. MAURY 14-WILSON, N. C., 0 A line buck, a forward pass, and a safety took the Commodores to their second victory of the year. Taking advantage of a penalty against Coon, Rainer smashed off right tackle from the four-yard line for the touchdown, and Bruce Jones' placement was wide. After Bruce Jones recovered a fumble on the VVilson thirteen midway of the last period, Ranier picked up three yards before Allen, faking a pass to Zekert, completed a toss to Bucky Hudgins, who took it on the live-yard line and crossed the goal untouched. Late in the fourth period Hudgins broke through the Coon line and nailed Glover in the end zone for a safety. IVIAURY 45-Sour:-1 Nonrouc 7 Mark Harford, Commodore fullback, sent Maury ahead in the first quarter when he slouched off tackle for the initial touchdown. Other Maury touchdowns-Allen 121, Royce Jones, Ranier, Miller, Wynne. For South Norfolk-Pierce. MAURY 19-HAMPTON 0 Scoring three touchdowns in what proved to be one of the most spectacular games of the season, the Commodores held the Crabbers Ronnie Allen stores againrt Wilxan scoreless. ln the second period Ranier broke off tackle and raced ninety-four yards across the goal standing up. During the first half the Crabbers hammered hard at the Maury line, but lacked the final push to shove the ball across into pay dirt. Several times a first down would have given Hampton the goal to go, but Maury held them to no gain. Another high- light of the game was Gage's booting for Hampton. One of his punts went forty-nine yards to the Maury six-inch line. MAURY 14-NEwi'oR'r Naws 12 ffirst gamel Coming from behind in the last three minutes of play the unbeaten Commodores downed Newport News in their fifth victory of the season. Outplayed in the first half and trail- ing by 7-12, Maury renewed their passing attack in the second half. Allen threw a fourth- down pass to Zekert that was good for twenty yards. On the next play Ranier crashed over from the one-yard line to put Maury in the lead 13-12. Ranier passed to R. Jones for the extra point. Allen saved the day when he nailed Harding on the twenty, who was in the clear, having received a pass from Spicer on the midfield stripe. R. jones put an end to the Typhoon threat when he intercepted a pass and ran it back to the fifty-yard line as the game ended. MAURY 20ml lI.IZAl!E'l'H Crrx' 0 The sixth successive victory of the season came to the Commodores when they tackled Hlizabeth City High School, in Elizabeth City. After an uneventful first period the visitors came into scoring position when Ranier passed to Allen for a first down on the Elizabeth City ten-yard line. Ranier carried the ball over and B. jones added the extra point for a lead of 7 to 0. liater, in the third quarter, Ranier shot a thirty-yard pass to Wynn, who later led to Harford on the ten-yard line. Harford went over standing up. After a sixty-yard Trmfliduwn pair, Runivr In .1'llen in Ihr fffllfib-V gzzmf flflarlc Hrzdurd cutting down hir man march during the last period, Royce -Iones went over for the first touchdown. The extra point was made on a pass from Ranier to R. jones. MAURY 0-Pirraasnuius 0 Slated as favorites to win thier seventh straight game, the Commodores were out- played by the Crimson Wlave in forty-eight minutes of bruising play which ended in a scoreless tie. Sticking to straight-running plays Maury marched to Petersburg's fifteen-yard line to start off the game, but they took to the air. Buck Kitchen nabbed Ranier's first pass, thus thwarting Maury's only scoring threit, and from here on Petersburg dominated. The VVave began its goalward march when Rinker intercepted the third Maury pass. Petersburg succeeded in taking the ball to the Maury seven-yard stripe as the gun sounded ending the half. Following a quick kick by Kitchen, the ball struck George Hughes' leg and the VVave took over on Maury's 30. Three run- ning plays gave the visitors only a two-third gain and Kitchen kicked out of bounds on the Maury one-foot line. After Royce jones punted Maury temporarily out of danger, R. Allen recovered Kitchen's fumble on the Commodore's 22. After Kitchen kicked into the end zone for an automatic touchback, Allen's pass to Ranier, The Petersburg Special, ate up 19 yards. A succession of passes took the ball to Petersburg's 31, but then Ranier's pass intended for Zekert was intercepted and Maury's scoring chances went up in smoke. The whistle blew ending the game on the next play. MAURY 13+VTIl.SON 0 Although Wilson outplayed Maury in the Hrst half and made eight firstdowns to the Ccmmodores' 6, two intercepted passes en- abled the unbeaten Maury team to chalk up a 13-0 victory in their 25th game with their rivals across the river. A VVils'mn pass was intercepted by Zekert on the President's 27, who streaked down the sidelines to the one- yard stripe where he was brought d iwn. Har- ford crashed over on the first down for the initial score. ln the last minutes of play Hughes pulled down a Wilson pass on their 30 and carried it back nine yards. From the 21 Ranier and Allen took it to the two-yard line, but the Presidents held. Ranier went over from the one-yard line on the fourth down. MA u RY 45-Goupssoizo 0 Scoring in every period, the Commodores crushed out Goldsboro High in their worst de- feat of the season, Maury touchdowns-Royce jones, Allen QQQ, Wynne, Ranier, Miller, Forrest. MAURY 0-NEWPORT News 6 Csecond gamel The Commodores lost their first game in their second contest of the season with the Golden Typhoons of Newport News before an anxious crowd of 3,000 fans. The single touch- down was made by Buddie Lex, quarterback, who, with only four minutes left to play in the first halp, intercepted one of Ronnie Allen's passes to Billie Ranier and took the ball to Maury's eleven. Lex scored on a line buck, pushing through guard for a touchdown. Newport News threatened again late in the fourth period after a lateral from l.ex to Avery. The Typhoon fought its way to the Maury live-yard line, but the Commodores held and took the ball on downs. George Hughes, averaging 55 yards per kick, punted Maury out of danger. MAURY 18-GRANBY 0 Maury retained the City championship by beating Granby's Blue Comets 18 to 0 in the Dubby vnne looks on with lF!1JKAff'I1llH'f.f fizzdfifzgevxr Thanksgiving game before a Foreman lfield capacity crowd. The Commodores capitalized on two long touchdown passes by Billy Ranier, one to end Allen Richter and the other to halfback Ronnie Allen, to take a 12-point lead at the half. ln the fourth quarter the Com- modores scored again. Bruce jones, whose specialty seems to be the blocking of kicks, knocked down one of Dick lvanhoe's attempted boots. George Hughes, playing his last game in Maury togs, followed the bounding ball over the goal line and gathered it in for Maury's final tally. Two kicks and one pass failed in the extra-point department. The triumph marked a glorious climax for a well-coached Maury team, scintillating like the stars of a constellation in a clear sky. 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Rn-rc' lhnw Manager Cherry, Parker, jones, Peacock, Bonney, Malbon, Fsleeck, Vustcr, Siapno, Bock, Manager ' xx r Coach Irvin llrson vo TRACK liVliN'l'S OF CON'I'HS'I'AN'l'S loo-w1rddu,vh. , . .... . . . -Wlfzf rfrlj A ..... ,...... ..........,.....,........,.. . 0- MINI' zfaxli .,,.. f 1 . A1911-'i'f1z'r1' rim . lligll 711111 p. . Bflllllf jump. llnfr' lirllfft. . . .Wml .,...... I Pi.frn,r .,.,., f71m'lin . ..,. . High lllm1'lr.r Law ll1m1'lf',r , I-Illffr' rrluy . . 'l'n1fk vfllrffxr, M zuiry, M zlury. M aury. M aury, aury. aury. nury . M M M -Yfzlfz' ll1r'z'l, Ch1l7'f0ilf'.f ..,.Allen,Spruill ...,.,...,....Allen, Spruill ...........,..l'urker, jones Robinson, Childress, Christian ..,.......,...Spruill, Brock ........Allen, Spruill, Brock Vesrer, Brock, Miller . . . .Miller, Cross, Fsleeck, Siapno ,.......Allen, Spruill, Miller ..,.....,...W'ilson, Christian . . . . . .Brock, Vester, Wilson ,. , , . . .Brock, Spruill, Parker .Parker, Spruill, Allen, Brock . . . .Cousins, Rosenberg, villa' Allen, Brock, Cousins, Parker, Spruill, Vestcr TRACK MEETS . . .QOH Hampton ....... . , . ,... 2625 . . .WM Thomas jefferson .... .... 4 925 . , .52 Newport News .... ..., 6 5 , . .3316 Newport News .... . .53 . , .60 Newport News .... .... l 32 Granby ......... . . john Marshall. . , rApml rApHl .-Xpril Huy May May May l'l7'UNf.' .luck Hill, Ncil lvzilkcr, Bill Sliupcro, Bill XVlllliCI', BL'I'I11lI'Ll Clmpnl Nusa' lun. Im Hui wks, Miss Virginia Turpin lclllflflll, -losupli Srrclirl, ll IX .XM in pirturr: Guy Rule, Richard Kline. TENNIS lx'1',Q1r!f11'.f.' XVALKER, BAl,l,ARD, CHAPEI., BANKS, XV.-XLI l-I 22 254 li I0 lil 24 Mzuiry Maury NILIUTN Mauxry . 4 , .... Maury lX'luury Maury SCHlilDlll.li . ,. li SuH'ulk. ,, . ., 1 Alumni. . .. A ,. 7 S11fl nlli,,. Alumni. , ., . ..X . .. X Sufliolk ........ . . . , . x St. Q1l1T'lSfOI5lN2l'lS. . .. . .. X Sufl ilk ...,.... .. fj,!.3,w . X N .S q Q w 36:-si?- K Af. xr k xx ,Nm 5 X , . f ., .195-ff' ' ji My Aff 7200 Neighborhood Stores FRAZIER STORES STORE No. 1 lith and Nlorzxn Ave. lcl. 236415 No1ufoLK FRAZIER STORES STORE No. 2 35th and Colonial Ave. Tel. 245 76 NORFOLK PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST . D. EXIASFICRS, Prey. IC. C. I R.-wma, Virf-l're,v. O. B. PIAYICS, Sfr. if Trfay. F. CARLISLE 'l'.-Yl'EM l- ALBERT TATEM Owner Owner Norfolk Stores South Norfolk Store TATEMWS BRAMBLETON PHARMACY Established 1873-Norfolk's Oldest Community Drug Store l':1rli and l'3l'Ll1lll3lC1OIl Avenues SOUTH NORFOLK PHARMACY Clieszipezike Street and Ohio Avenue RIVERSIDE CONFECTIONERY liiinlmll 'l'errz1ee and Tliayor Street MEADOWBROOK PHARMACY llziinplon l'l1OlllCVZll'kl near Sewcll's Point Road BRAMBLETON CONFECTIONERY Park zinnl llrainlvleton Avenues Opposite lirainlmleton Phzmnnex Dial 27126 Berkley 260 Dial 41933 Dial 81361 Dial 29702 4 Southern , Dairies .5ZeZz2d:. Nw, us lllflllllllhila 5 Q ar Q i i 4 5 Z S fu, W9 Y :annum 9 17726 Frzbmwf Sfore 0 er 44 fears yfLQ,uczlz'gy Leacfersfzzlb HHH HHIGS 8 BROLUHLQY, IHC. Mothers Have Shopped Here Since Graduation H el leo . . . I speak for Coca-Cola . l'm a symbol of its life and sparkle. I'm known, too, as Coke , lt's short for Coca-Cola . I offer you the pause that refreshes. I speak for the real thing . . .the soft drink with R mime quality of delicious refreshment...the drink with the trade-mark Coca-Cola . P. 5. Everybody likes to shorten words. You hear Coke .. .the friendly abbre- viation forthe trade-mark Coca-Cola . . . on every hand. norneo UNDER Aumonnv OF me cocA-con COMPANY sv COCA'-COLA BOTTLING CO., NORFOLK, VA. HERE' Career FoR THE HHHISCHOOL CHRL! Are you interested in work that ollers an opportunity both lor patriotic service and future advancement? We have at number of positions for ambitious young women wlio want clean, sale. steady jobs with ideal working conditions, including air conditioned building and cafeteria. 'l'lie telephone company is well known as a good place to work. Sur- roundings are pleasant. Progressive wage policies keep earnings i11 step with learning. Promotions are filled from the ranks . . . assurng excellent prospects for advancetnent as you gain in experience. And remember, if you are accepted, you will be helping in a vital war-time service. Vl'e'd like to tell you more about telephone Work. Let's talk it overl Yisit our lfinployinent Uflice at 109 Vllest York Street, Norfolk. THE CiHI5SAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TEIJEPHONE COMPANY TRAYLOR OPTICAL COINIPANY Prescription Opticians 3 115 College Place Norfolk, Virginia The Maury High School Lunch Room Wishes to express its appreciation to 'rl '1 Q- 1 me C aan of 1244 for its cooperation .g A Dlzssns DOWNS, ,Manager Complimeiztx of MIDWAY SERVICE STATION 13th and Monticello Ave. Campostello Road and Nfonticello Ave 130 E. Liberty Street Congratulations to the Commodores . . . on the 36th Anniversary of THE COMMODORE Smiih Vlbllon We take this opportunity to felicitate you on your achievement at Maury . . . and wish for you continued success in your future endeavors. Over 52 Years of Progreyx in Norfolk NORTHROP SPORT SHOP, Inc. Lou J. NoRTHRoP :Q T. W. JOYNES 450 CTRANBY S'l'RIilC I' Athletic Outfitters and Gymnasium Equipment Complimerzlf of S. S. KRESGE CU. Sc to 2Sc STORES 25c to 51.00 STORES 232-240 Granby Street VENETIAN BLINDS SLIP COVERS FLOOR COVERINGS UPHOLSTERING C O F E R ' S mconvonnsn INTERIOR DECORATIONS Gifrx For 124 College Place All Occasionx NORFOLK, VA. Congratulations . . . COMMODORES . . SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Athletic Distribufors A. o. SPALDING at BROS. P. ooLusMI'1'H soNs ll2 Vliest Freemason Street Phone 26100 Norfolk, Virginia Be Tlzrmjf! join thc Tliousamls of Smart . - Shoppers VVho Daily SAVIC at these Modern-Sl'l'l'lR MAR- 0 Klfl' PRICICD-Food Stores Hffwflers to the Colonial Stores S0ut,z,,,m,,, Incorporated Since 1847 iii!!! 0 urnontls, Xliatchcs, jewelry lit-rs ALL Silverware --Blu' MORE TAYLOR-PARKER CO., Inc. MACHINIQRY AND SUPPLIES C cjit nmcrcial Place anal Wlzttcr Street S5 CUKllXll'lRClAl, PLACIC NORFOLK lfl. VIRGINIA Coastal Business College 346 lNlOnticcllO Arcade Fully Accredited lllzrrr f,'Ozn'ff,vy and lJ7'Ogl'f.Y.f .Ufft 'PHE MODEL BUSINESS SCHOOL all l,. l.. Kms I'l1One 41544 EPS! M N200 'd' 'HU by msn-cola cami ' BOWL! ' Hl'1AI,'1'H Cl1lN'l1l'lR BOWLING A l ,I,lfZYS Nllllll and Granby Streets .J Ilralilzfzzl 1et't'I'l'lZf1'OII for Ezw'1'yOm' I nr Reservz1tiOns- .1f1llI1IflI'll1l'7If nf Call 41483 JIMMIIE VVAl,I.l-XCR and VV. ll. BROVVN Congratulations, Commodores ! from T H E H U B NORFOl,K'S LICADING SHOP FOR MEN AND BOYS CARR, MEARS Sc DAWSON Specializing In SPORT COATS and SPORT SLACKS TXRROW SHIRTS BOTANY NECKWEAR DOBBS HATS Phone 24466 OLIVICR SCHOOL OF DANCE 1318 Colley Avenue Norfolk, Va. Compliments of BARR BROS. Friendly jewelers '3- Norfolk : Newport News 2 Portsmouth 2 Suffolk 1 Cape Charles CONVENIENT TERMS OH Tait's Thorobred Seeds cpm. TAIT sf som, INC, IXIIQRCI.-Xl, Pl,.'XL'l'1 XORI UI,li 10. YIRUI Xurlulk s Ululcsl, l.2lI'QCSI and IACLILIIIIH bccd Nou- lm Uvcr H Ncxlrs Sl,Ll.lNG FOR LICSS IN THIC LOW RICNT DIS'l'RlCT SINCE 1894 f,nmpf1m1'r1!,v uf HOWARD CLOTHES HSTYLED FOR YOI 'THU 265 Grznxlmy Stu-ct 'NICD and UPlCRA'I'l'1l3 by MAL'RY CIll.fXIJLIX'l'lCS Complimenty of F-'a'I'F 'S ' The :mn 5 urnzfum tore 201 East City Hall Avenue Norfolk IO, Virginia 246-248 INIain Street Norfolk, Va. SICRVING YOU SINCPI '92 COAI,ooooewVf3OD oCDII, Norfolk Coal 81 Oil Co. INC. S45 Front Street Phone 25626 NORFOLK, VA. S' D. Complimentf of WITHIN YOUR PRICE RANGE 347 Granby Street Granby at College Place G R If A N , S F U R S Complimentf of , WY. T. GRANT COMPANY ll.: College Place Sc to 25C Stores Norfolk 250 to 81.00 Stores Bef! Wlfh6f to the Students of Maury High School NAVIRTTE SHOPPE SMITH-BALLANCPI-NUNN A 111 College Place g The House of Better 0 the girl who farm what Jhe wean S H O If S Misses Dresses From 512.95 up NORFOLK, YA. When you take pictures, you want. the best results. 257 Ci1':1lll5Y I lfstalblislietl Street 1 I ' 42 Years . Auwlonutnniwll' lfvery print we make for you is 'cjust that ! E, IW. AXIIBRIQH1' NIR5, SUE H, Rl! EY Pl'1',f1'l'fj5fi0!l.r Clllfrtf FUI' llmf D1'fifl'1'f1'J Res. Phone 39809 Res. Phone 25585 Home Uwned-Home Operated ALBRIGHT FLORIST 115 VV. FI'CClIlZlSUll Street 8 INCORPORATED l I0:4'm1r by l'l fff ' 4 Prescription Drug Stores 267 Granby Street 41+ Main Street PHONE 26026 NORFOLK- VA- Corner Bute and Boush 241 Church Street 1 u'lXlX'nx' CIANAXINC 1 PHONE 41259 Nite Phone +7501 just Call 21755 HAMPTON ROADS , FLICCTRIC CO. .Yorff1M ,f fj1IfJ'f6llIl!llIAQ Wfzzclofc' Cl1'a11m'.f W. FULFORD l'il1l'iC'l'RlCAl. CUN'l'R.fXC'l'URS , , A N I , Y , , Repair Service on All Makes of hh Electrical Machinery l'.-YI' BIPIERIE, P1-up. Motors and Generators Repa i red, Rewound, Rehuilt H154 lf' BVf1ml'lC1'm flVCnl'0 114 1-3. CH1xRI.oTTE sT. NORFOLK v,1. SQQSX SHOES have been the choice of smart Commodores through- out Maury history ..... Jim Taylor T THF MAN BEHIND THF CAMERA BI HIND M THF COMMODORE 6'OBeJt By Tfzfte Text ROYAL CROWN COLA NEH1 BOTTLING CO., Inc. ms W. 25th sum NORFOLK Phone JIUX HITE PQRTRAIT 207 GRANBY STRICICT NORFOLK, YA. CONCRA Tl 'L,J TIONS, GRADUATES Rt'llIt'llIAc'l' Mc' fjL'l'llJ'l.0ll QUM ll llfhiff 1,0l'fl'llI.f Vineini nnnunL THIS BOOK Will be treasured by you as a record ofthe golden days of youth, of events large and small that will be thus recalled in later years and al- ways with delight, of friendships that will remain forever green, lt will be the magic door through which you need only to pass, to step from age into youth! To us whose privilege it was to have a large and pleasant part in its making, this book will always be a reminder ol the many friendships that grew and mul- tiplied in this building. .ml in i..- i mm! ni fl-.' th.. .im I-.znn..1 i.fugi.rlul.i1mu. .tml In :lm-.' tif Wu nl-mu 11. mini In lmm lu-I, Ivfm-'lhnlil Ll zum' AN ORCANIZAYION OF SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, DISICNIRS, ARYISTS AND PHOTO-ENCRAVERS RENDERINC SUPERIOR PHOTO ENCRAVINC SERVICE DEStCNER5 AND ENCRAVERS OF THE COMMODORE. O QL ATgS 9 ,-, Wig 'V sl gi 052 1 if 4lTy PMP. 'Th fri.n'ln.rl ullr nf,ln1n1.ilummryirmul lui linluilg .i.lm1iinrq, wlluilq.u1.Qil1ll:.lllinl, iru.lfiu.um: 1- iwnlui-lwmii-ly mn-ml in .1 inns ry l1l1liui.1l.luil Hmim'i- .llvrmrqw umil lwmlw iirlkil ,Ymr f,'nlfl, fll1'lllllwwf fm In lllnlmf limulilri ii'.::ru '.XHn m- nfivnilmri. Ill- num' your mr'ri'ym1nlrmit yi N .X- R f x i i tl il lnflnii X V. 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