Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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'N-.af JY' The loveliet night oi the year The highlight of every school year is un- doubtedly the annual Senior Prom. This year's prom, held at the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club, lived up to everyones highest expecta- tions. The theme ot the dance, The Good Ship Senior Prom, was a nautical one. With Miss Frances Hatzopolis 'as captain, the Prom was steered to success. Senior officers also played an important part in the affair. The music was furnished by Raymond White and his orches- tra, and in between numbers, the dancers en- joyed punch served with the compliments of the Senior Class. Needless to say, when the last dance was played and the punchbowl drained, the dancers, reluctant to leave, but satisfied by a happy evening, lett tor home.

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1 t . it P 5 M 1 l Wu. .,. Y See? Isn't it lovely?' That's what Nellie ' fashionable Thompso evening dress. n asks as she displays a ' ae Ioyce O'Connor takes time out to pose for a pic- ' ' lounging pajamas for the Peggy Cherry does a graceful turn before the mirror in the dress she has selected to wear. ture while modeling fashion show.

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'Q .3-an ...ni What is this? The conqa line. of course. The members of this conga line will never say that the 1952 Senior Prom was dull. Standing under the good-luck horseshoe which decorated the doorway at the Senior Prom. are Wanda McGowan and Raymond Hightower, one of the many couples who enioyed the festive occasion. It looks like everybody is having a good time at the Senior Prom which was held at the Norfolk Yatch and Country Club. Roger Sundahl, Faye Winfield, Donna Lane. Winston Bur roughs. Martin Gaston and Patricia Boyce have decided to take a rest and sit one dance out. s W. , r so-+ ' ltr,-,xxx lkyvif x ia lr , ' A. F are 4 c . ' cs. a 3 'H Y ,gee-sw.