Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

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Q M af' j ?., ull A :S DAN AIKISCIN S N05 YOUIISY CUYYII SIUVIKQ 'EL a s Pxgyn 'Z W , .... of - Q0 Q cS xc 1 Nm I 45 X, 5 xo Port og . K SW? of XGYQKBSSE. S , K 1LS'C0Y P, , .0 309, ,.... Por-T 0? , VSA Kqiu-SXJVSUOR S366 . es lx m LSKOQ- 'P0 tgV 5600 he Y Q Z e o Seoon u Kaong gm- L:-482954 0 ZW Q 09 V 'C 0 e, crew . 1YfxvA SX-0V por X ive SL? Cmmoaareg . -'Q -S fs' -D W G 'fb QAZQPO .1 We, of fhe graduaiing Senior Class, humbly dedicare This V954 COMMU- DORE +o our failhlul parenls who have guided and direcled us wiih loving undersianding and wisdom since our infancy. Now al The close of our lasl high school year, we find ourselves ready for fhe long voyage ahead. We are slarfing oul in a new life lilce a ship e g and conquer fhe innumerable slorms of rhe fufure As we sail for+h info lhe world, lhe principles and ideals +ha1' you Mom and Dad, have laughr us will influence our Thoughfs and deeds This is one small way +o say lhanlas and congrafulahons for your wonderful kindness and guidance 'rhrough lhese many years ADMIRALS NORFORK CITY SCHOOL BOAD Paul T Scnwellzer James A Carney Mrs Fred Lauglwon W Farley Powers Clwanrman Wullam P Ballard B Melclwor Vice Chairman Mrss Leah l-laller Clerk J. J. BREWBAKER - Superin+enden+ of Norfolk EDWIN l.. LAMBERTH CNY SCl'10OlS Assisrani Superin+enden+ of Norfolk Cily Schools 8 REAR ADMIRALS JAMES E OLD GEORGE H PAYNE Prlncrpal Assnsranl Pruncnpal B A Vrrgunaa Polylechnlc lnshlule B A Hampden Sydney M A Columbia Umversrfy M A Hampden Sydney We Ihe graduahng class of l954 salule you The members of our admnnnslrahon who have provnded 'rhe guudnng prmcuples of our School careers As beacons on The sea ol learning you have led each one of us safely across gnvung us +he opporrunnry +o build Ihe loundahon for 5 good lnfe efforfs have done for us for we know +ha+ lhe knowledge afhludes and skills acquxred an hrgh school will enable us Io keep on learning ealher In varnous helds of work n college or In our homes Wulh 'rhe passage of hme also will come an ancreased awareness on our parf of lhe value of your years of sludy nn preparahon for your prolesslon and 'rhe enrnchmenlr +ha'r you have broughl 'ro each ol us as a resulf of your experxence In working wulh young people Thanks fo all of you for a ,ob well done' Rear Admnrals Old and Payne char+ Ihe day s course as Mr Old prepares fo make morn ng announce men+s over fhe publnc address syslem shown a+ +he nghf 1 I I I I I I ln 'rhe years Io come, we will realize even more whal your hard work and unliring I I I . ' .... I I . . ' l , . l - TIMELY, NOT TARDY-Tliese Ieaclwers prepare Io sign llwe allend- ance regisler, Ilweir lirsl ollicial daily duly, belore llwey false up llwe myriad Iaslcs ol Iworneroorn supervision. LOUISE A. ADKINS B.S., Longwood Collegep Business Educaliong Sponsor ol Ilie Senior Class. WILMA E. BALLARD B.A., Gouclner College, Universily of Mexico, Columbia Universilyg I-lead of Science Deparlmenl. 1 1 'H W . X -...A , Hx.. I vt1,g. f,. A A I OUR MARY M. BARBER B.S., Madison College: Business Edu- caliong Sponsor of E.B.L.A.: Business Counselor. I-IILDEOARDE M. BARTON B.A., College ol William and Mary: I-lislory. ,-. f' leiffeg 'ajft I , r. 'X ei ! j 5,-f f '-u. L. . '1 ,Y -C F5 ' f gi-be X:-' y -5 gggffma - 514 - if '22 35 - x f gli-A'?: X 2- r ix ., .H . , 1 , K- , Exec? g 1,52 FACULTY FRANCES E. BATCI-IELDER SOF. JAMES ROBERTS BATES gram Club: Baseball Coach. 4 . Ln ZZ' 4? C. SIDNEY BERG ELIZABETH R. BOGGS WILLIAM L. BRITTINGI-IAM B.M., M.M., Unversily of Micliigant B.A., College ol William and Mar I B.S., M.Ed., ColIe99 OIWYIIIGH1 and Band: Orclneslra. M.A., Columbia Universilyq Englisli. Mary: Biologyi TSVWIS COGCIW. JANICE M. BLAND MABEL R. BRENT DOROTHY W. BRYAN B.S., Longwood College: Englisli. A.B., William and Mary, Longwood B.S.,WeslI1arnp+on College? Science Collegeg Mallwernalics. Counselor. B.S., College ol William and Mary? General Science: Clweerleader Spon- B. S., M.Ed., Springfield College' Driver Training: Sponsor ol Mono: ROBERTA l-l. CASTEEN B.S., Longwood College: Hislory. CHRIS J. CHRISTENSEN Ed. B., Oshkosh Sfale Teachers Col- lege: Head of Vocalional Deparfmenl. WALTER B. CLAY A.B., Lynchburg College: Physical Educfalion: lnlrarnurals, School Direc- lor. ANNIE B. CROWDER B.S., Longwood College: Hislory. OLA M. CURRY Roanolce Womanls College: English. ANNE S. DAUGHTREY B.S., Radford College, Virginia Poly- lechnic lns+i+u+e: Coordinalor Ollice Training: Head of Business Edccalion Deparlmenl. X ELIZABETH DAWSON NORMA A. DORAN B.A., Hollins College. M.A., Univers- B.S., William and Mary College: il of Norlh Carolina' lnslilufe of Malhemalics. y , Shalcespea rean Sludies, Slralford-om Avon: English. KA-lRllXl E DEWITT A.B., William and Mary: M.A., George Peabody College lor Teach- ers: Typing. il if - :fi 4 GRACE S. DRAKE B.S., Longwood College: Home Economics. MARGARET A. EGGLESTON B.S., College of William and Maryi Medical College of Virginia: Science. E. GLADYS ELLIS B.A., Randolph-Macon Wornan's Col- lege: Hisfory. LOOKING AFTER LOCKERS-Miss Ellis wanls fo be sure her home room pupils underslarid The operalion of lheir loclcs and lockers so she has asked Cuslodian Harris lor a helping hand, 410 H- Q 2 1415 Y 'sl fy-1 H fic . -INN MATURING MICHELANGELOS?-We can'l be sure, bul all arl sfudenls gel many helplul lips from lacully members, Mrs. Slroup and Mrs. Trice. H. WAYNE EVERETT BS., M.S., Indiana Slale Teachers College, Rose Polylechnic Ins+i+u+e: Head ol Induslrial Arls Deparlmenl. ELIZABETH D. EVETT B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col- lege: English. h - Q ' f 'H OVW 'J 67 1 ,-'J if-4' C T! S -fi I UUR FAC LTY GRACE C. FEINTHEL B.S., Longwood College: Hislory. ELIZABETH FOOSHE B.A., Hollins College: Hislory: Coun- selor. INDIA R. FRIEND B.S., Mary Washinglon College: Busi- ness Educalion: Sponsor of Y-Teens. MARTHA E. FULCHER B.A., College of William and Mary: Librarian. 'S 'E' HETTIE RUTH G-IBBS A.B., College of William and Mary: Business Educalion. DOROTHY GILCHRIST A.B., Hollins: M.A., Universily of Virginia: Hislory Deparlmenf, ANNE MORRIS GILL BA., Weslhamplon College, Uni versily ol Richmond: Hislory: Spon- sor of F.T.A.: Head ol Hislory De- par+men+. ROBERT M. GILL B.S., William and Mary: Physical Edu- caliong Wrestling Coach. 'ik g as . VIRGINIA C. GRAVES B.S., M.A., George Peabody College, Universily of Colorado: Universily of Virginia: English. LYNETTE HAMLET A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col- lege: M.A., College of William and Mary: Malhemalics. gc MARY FRANCES HARRELL B.S., Mary Washinglon College: Hislory. ANNIE W. HARRINGTON B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col lege: Universily of Michigan: Syra cuse Universily: Mafhemalics. RALPH HENDRIX B.S.. William and Mary: Science Head Eoofball Coach. ELIZABETH F. HENING B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col- lege: M.A., Universily of Norlh Caro- lina: English. LESTER A. HILL B.S., Easl Tennessee S+a+e College: M.A., George Peabody College: Science. RITA C. HUBBARD B.A., College of Nolre Dame of Maryland: Johns Hoplcins Universily: English, Journalism Sponsor ol Maury News a fa GL- E' i f A . if VIRGINIA H. JOHNSON Longwood College, Columbia Uni- versily, William and Mary: English. VIRGINIA T. JONES B.S., Madison College: Science. i953-54 fi. -2 I-IAZEI.. C. LAWRENCE B.S., Longwood College: Science. JOSEPH LAZARETTI B.Ed., Easlern Illinois Slale Teachers College: Prinling. MINNIE L. LENNON B.S., Woman's College of Universily of Norlh Carolina: M.S., Unlversily of Tennessee: Physical Educalion. MARGARET B. MARKLEY B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col- lege: English. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVEDIH-Mr. Chrislensen and Mrs. Friend are busy again as Maury baslcelball fans eagerly wail lor lheir liclcels lo Ihe big game. il -Ari MYSTERIOUS MACHINERY-Nol To Mr. Everell who is explaining The operalion of The lalhe To Two members of his Machine Shop class. RUSSELL VICTOR MARLER A.B., Washinglon and Lee Universify English: Assisfanf Foolball Coach Golf Coach. LOUISE P. MATHENY A.B., Easl Carolina College: M.A., Teachers' College, Columbia Univers- i+y: Music. 'L iii:- fi J ' L , . ,-2' s ' , 1' KN. fm, i ,AN ff' 5 , x he -., gi i , iv. 'Q W g sc. Q 1 ii. ' OUR FACULTY ALEXANDER C. MCAUSLAN 8.S.E., Srale Teachers College, Filch- burg, Mass.: lnduslrial Ar+s. CATHERINE E. MCCLOUD B.A., Vlfeslhampfon College: M.Ed., Universify of Va.: Spanish. i INEZ P. MEEKINS B.A., B.E., Chowan College: Mafhe maficsg Sponsor of Sophomore Class MARY S. MOORE B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Col lege: Ma'rhema+ics. 295 pix, ALICE COWLES MORRIS PAUL HAROLD O'HARA HAROLD V. PETERSON B.A., M.A., William and Mary: B.A,, Ferris lns+i1'u+e, William and Mary, B.M., Sherwood Music School: M.M. in Library Science, William and Mary: Zanerian Arf College: Business Educa- Nor+hwes+ern Universify: Jr. High Librarian. Hon. Bancl. HENRY C. NOLLEY K. JOYCE OWEN REINA M. PUCKETT B.A., Randolph-Macon College: LL,B,, B.S., Richmond Professional Ins+i+u+e: A.B., William and Mary: M.Ed., Uni- Nafional Universify of Law: Business Woman's College of Universif of versify of Virginia: English: Sponsor Educafion. Norfh Carolina: Disfribufive E uca- of Junior Class. fion: Sponsor of D.E. Club. P ff .',, MARIA TRIPP RAPP A.B., M.A., New Yorlc Slale College, Syracuse Universily: English: Com- modore' Adviser. ANN RUTH RIDDICK B.A., Hollins College: M.A., Columbia HARRY ROSENBAUM B.S., Virginia Polylechnic lnslilule: M.Ed., Pennsylvania Sfale College: General Mefals Insfrucforg Vocalional Guidance Counselor. JULIA RUSH Universify: Head ol Deparlmenl ol A.B., Randolph-Macon Womanis Col- Languages. lege: Physical Educalion. EDWARD ROBIN SCHAPIRO B.A., lvI.A.. Universily of Richmond. Columbia Universify: English, Head of English Deparlmenl, Maury4Bain Sponsor. AON ES MOON SHAW B.S., lv1.S.. Barnard College, Univers ily of Virginia: Malhennaiics. -C7-' ROBERT J. STECKROTH B.S., M.Ed., William and Mary Col- lege: Mafhemalics, Assislanl Fool- ball Coach. Baslcelball Coach. JEANNE D. STROUP B.S., Kulzlown Slale Teachers Col- lege: Rulgers Universily: Universily of Pennsylvania: Arl, Co-sponsor of Ari Club. G2 HELEN DAVIDSON TALIAEERRO B.S., Longwood College, Universily of Virginia: Hislory, Counselor. STELLA HUBBARD TAYLOR B.A., Wesfhamplon College. Colum- bia Universily, Radford: English. ALL BOTTLED UP-In +he biology I Q, P- f ' . gf REBECCA STRFNTTGINI THOMAS BS., Mary Wasiiinglon College: Busif ness. ETHEL M. TRICE B.S., IVLA., Ohfo Siaie Llniversiiy, San Carlos-Gualamala, Columbus Eine Arls School: Arr, Mechanfcal Draw- ing, Ari Club Sponsor. aboralory Mrs. Lawrence shows several of her pupils some inleresling specimens. ,I ev li Lal' X fs PEARL TUCK JULIA MOUNTCASTLE WEBB ETHEL T WILLEY P Elon College Hslo y and BS Wllam and Mary College BS Longwood College Homemalc Laln Home Econ mcs n MARY JO WAGNER DOROTHY E WILKINSON MARTHA LAWRENCE B S R chmoncl P oless onal I sf 'rule B A Mary Wash ng+on College Bus WILLIAMS SI Mary s Ju or College D 5+ bu ness Eclucal on Coumb 5 e S +ve Educa+ o Sponsor of D E Cl b Mafhemaf CS B MARGARET WILSON SENA B WOOD MARGARET P BATTIN B A Randolph Macon Woman s Col BA Marlha Wash nglon College B A Randglph Macon Woman s Col lege I-I slory and La+In Peabody Conservalory Easlman lege Pan 5+ School of Musc Mus c E GUY WILSON GEORGE M HARRIS No +h Carol na SI'a+e College Voce MARY WOODARD Cuslod an I onal Deparlmenl A B Randolph Macon Woman s Col e M A Corne Un ers Modern Language I FRANCES D HOGGARD INEZ H RINKER Allenda ce Clerk R N Polycl n c Hosp Ial Un ve s Iy of Pennsylvan a Nurse DESSIE D RICHARDSON Deffan PAULINE W TEBAULT Secrefary PICTURES NOT APPEARING SUZANNE B GRAHAM GEORGE L MAHONEY KATIE OLSON SHIRLEY F GRANBERY LYNWOOD MANUEL DONALD E OLSON BETTY JANE HEIMKE ELIZABETH MOOREHEAD OLIVE ROBERSON SYLVIA LUDLINER WILLIAM HARRY NORRIS CLIFFORD M SPARBY h.B., g I r . ., I I 1 . ., I - I . o I . I g. .., I r I n I 3 . ., I 1 I- I- I ' VII I I 'I ' I - B.S., M.A., I I UnIv rIIy: I I ng . . u . I t ,, .Y A .V 1 fy I 5 N 1 j I! ' I I I if I, . ., - I - . -. I . . ., - I - : I ' . . 3 I I . , I 3 I . Q I I r I I - I . I . . ., - ' - leg 1 . .. II Iv Hy: Y 1 M j I 7 I 1 'i n . ., I I I , I rI I : . I II - 'Q Crew Allhough lhey musl pul in many hours ol hard work, lhese members ol lhe COMMODORE slall seem mighly happy. Theyare: Beverley Burgess, Belly Johnson, Mary C. Nolley, Nancy Grillin, Virginia Miller, Belly Lou Bradle , Rosalind Bryanl, Merle Moody, Ann Walker, and Diddy While. Selling subscriplion money lor lhe COMMODORE is a big job. Looking over lhe day's inlalce are Ann Willis, Belly Lou Bradley, Linda Smilh, Margie Thumrn, and Tommy Marshall. H GOOD SHIP CUMMODURE Virginia Miller, Tommy Marshall and Denys Granl lalce lime our from 'heir hard work lo celebrale The Choifnas season. ln This 45+h annual publicaiow ol Maury High School, lhe sfafl has +riecl lo piclure school lile as we have all experienced il. Now if is our earnes+ hope lhal rhe resulls ol our ellorls in planning page layouls, wriling caplions and 'raking picures will mee? wilh your approval as you peruse The pages of your i954 Commodore. one ol rhe dulfes ol The COMMODORE Diddy While and Gail Morgan Carry our S all ' ' 5m r as 'rhey solicil an ad from Russell ' A Sidi? and l-lolrnes The COMMODORE Co-eouors, lfiry Carnobell N: eu ani Rcsalno Bf.an', Cove' w'fn 'Ver s:'nso', Mrs, Rapp. 19 Nlfiuile 15, 1953 SINGLE COPY 2 i MATTHEW ro . Will Spons l. OI NSW Larry Johnson per with his nan.: and . The yells are to be given ances Hoggard in the front bmitters of yells should be I, able to demonstrate them th? are the gard to Maury's n er Mr. Old said, Maury had a yell rom any I had our cheers are in those used by other I feel that if an ell can be developed will increase the prestige at sports events s Orients Students, Clubs an to put into practice what Editor-in-chiet, N T . ture editor. Mei?lbmaKreag:.i-2' Lenz 5P0 l5 edl+Or. Bob Rosenbaum prootread MAURY NEWS gopy, 1-fasufef' be discarded. aury from Blair, Bet- NTAINE MAURY HIGH SCHOOL. NORFOLK. I F the Student Gov- f Balancing up the day's re- C9lPlS are: lseatedl Allen HOOPQFI Frances Gilliamg l9'faf'd'Q9l Gloria Caplan: Mrs. Rita Hubbard, sponsor, and Suzanne Stirling. clipped from the MAURY NEWS l VA., THU' de Da ELA-n One of the li ng paign, according jingle contest. publica- ICI' 35 ITl3I'ly as won 'ng of 'tional scor- Making Maury as he wishes. marked with box on the to the contest ..gnest in es, school lead- aining of reporters. -.arlicr in the year the News re- ceived a First Place Honor iating the Columbia Interscholastic ro the from Press Association. 5 a ut blank appears on 0 K four. Only those ballots November 2 C entering the for Democr will be held on November 10 this fefafyi will be counted. All others wil year, it was announced by Mrs. Doro- Heftrf'-C' N thy Bryan, college counselor. acmmes- Any sopl may submit Looking over the tinished product are these hard-working MAURY NEWS reporters, a digit? MAURY NEWS' 6 bl'mO 'llllY PUt3llCatlOn. serves , , , F9UfPOS6! to intorm students and teachers ot the activities in and around school, and to enable pupils +0 rreciege training in-all phases ot newspaper work. This me u+ es not only writing. but also prootreading, advertise- NErQNganning, and page malce-up. Many tormer MAURY . H reporters have continued their journalistic work 'V' C?heQfEAGnd on metropolitan newspapers, h efh AURY NEWS statt is composed ot pupils who BVS ei .er an A or B average in English and who are abl to write in a clear and interesting manner. e and classification should be placed tice. The SCA BIBLE CL UB The chief goal ol 'rhe Bible Club is lo unile lhe slrudenls al Maury lor grealer Chrislian growlh and service. Through lhe capable leadership of Barbara Mallhews, presidenlg Harold Sloneman, vice-presidenlg and Joan Buzzy, secrelary-Treasurer: sludenl in- leresl in lhis organizalion has greally increased lhis year. Programs al' lhe biweekly meelings are highlighled by informal Talks de- livered by a sludenl or a prominenl local minisler. Firsl' Row: Aubrey Derring, Jean l-lollingsworlh, Johnny Ashworlh, Belly l-lales, Penny Pond. Second Row: Sara Simerson, Belly Lou Slephenson, Dorolhy Pillman, Barbara Mallhews, Joan Buzzy, Nellie Basnighl, Carol Hill. Third Row: Wilma Bradford, Caleb Nh'le, Alan Marfinson, Earl Lillleman, Harold Sloneman, Charles Davis, Anne Hinlon. MA URY-BAIN LITERARY SOCIETY Through praclice in prose and poe'ry reading, public speaking, and debaling l'he Maury-Bain Lilerary Sociely pro- vides an excellenl opporlunily for pupils lo develop lheir lilerary lalenls. Any inleresled Maury sludenl rray become a member of lhe club provd- ing he has al leasl a B average in English. Officers for lhis year were Cynlhia Slavin, presidenlp Jean Morrow, vice- president and Tamra Cooper, secre- 'rary-Treasurer. Firsl Row: Wilma Jane Berlin: Cynfhia Slavin, presiden+' Jean Morrow, vice-presidenl: Tamra Cooper, secrelary-lreasurert Barbara Boodgood. Second Row: Sunny Zabner, Belly Lucas, Pal Caroon, Charlolfe Machen, Mireille Kamen. Third Row: Leslie Fried- man, Pal' Williams, lnga Kuun, Nancy Everell, Arlene Berman. Fourlh Row: Alwood Abbiff, l-larry Garson, Richard Brown, Arnold Block, JoAnn Wood, l-lelen Leah Yavner. 21 This is rhe +en+h year of Sludenl Governmenl al Maury. Under The guidance ol ifs sponsor, Miss Wilson, lhe organi- zalion is responsible for such aclivilies as lhe losl and found deparfmenf, Jrhe secondhand boolcsiore, 'rhe school spiril commiliee, and ihe inlerclub council. The enfire s'ruden+ body, led by lhe General Assembly, is a member of Maury's Sludenf G-overnmenl. l-leaded by 'rhe Sfudenl' Council, which is made up of live seniors, four juniors, lhree sophomores, lwo freshmen, and one eighih grader, 'rhe Sludenf Governmenl meels lwice a monlh 'ro discuss school affairs. o , Xloxafb I Ou lnaxxfoofo X Xl 'KX e ' q X 6 x 9 Xaxexsg Y Oxfam tems 'QQ 0 X09 I i 50XlXxNy,oSX fs has ROSX X we 66556 we logs? fy' log XG' 'xx xl XOGX QB 5 fs an Suzanne Davis, Sfudenf Orienlafon Assis+anf, in- troduces 8Th grade newcomers fo Mr. Maflhew Fonlaine Maury. vxawe :egg gow N . 6 - ax dxgv N ,X 360 x Goqjfl bllaiswol 0 e Swofi Goya., WQOYX an Q96 KONG Oo x YOQQRX ack Yxsiofx 'YO e , o XYOS0 Z N96 O 406' fs X 9-QQ Qs - 565 CHORUS Q 'ffl frm' 'U 6 ?z ' ' i f' 5 ' Q? i I f T e 1 I I l Secrefary Rosalind Bryan+ at E 2 1 5 1 , , I 5' . Treasurer There is never a dull momenr in room 6, rhe home of The chorus. When Seprember rolls around, rhe school songbirds begin worlc in earnesr. The lirsr and loremosl' job on The agenda is +0 prepare 'rhe Chrisrmas program lor +he school, bul The chorus also fulfills numerous singing engagernenrs af local clubs and neighboring schools. A second Chrisrmas is annually spenr al' S+. Pauls Feas+ of Lighrsf' Then before everyone has com- plerely recovered from 'rhe holiday fesriviry, rhe gradualion exercises rnusr be prepared. These, in addilion 'ro rhe Easier program and The spring concerr, conslifure Jrhe highlighls ol rhe year for lhe Maury Chorus under The direcrion of Mrs. Sena B. Wood. J T r X ,I . George Jenkins Yuml Yuml Even singers gef hungry so chorus members really enjoy +he buffer supper af S+. Paul's. The lnslrumenlal Music Deparl- men'r slarled lhe I953-'54 season wilh regular praclice sessions. The band spenl many hours worlcing oul drills for home loolball games, and for The Maury-Granby game lhe Two schools combined To execule forma- lions depicling lhe hislory of Vir- ginia. On lhe social side band and orcheslra members held an open house in lhe fall +o give lheir guesls a chance +o see lheir new praclice rooms and eguipmenl. The annual winler concerl lealur- ing bolrh Jrhe band and orcheslra was given al Jrhe Cenler Thealer in De- cember. ln Jrhe spring +he orcheslra combined wilh lhe choruses of bolh Maury and Granby for a concerl. BAD PERSONNEL S. Nelson, B. Maffhews, P. Pearce M. Falls, G. Lambert N. Ramsey H. Malheny, P. Dozier, A. TeHer- ion, K. MacConneIl, D. Creigh+on C. Davis, E. Cufchin, C. I-leilig J. Sfeger, R. Woods, A. Morris M. House, J. Morgan, B. Pond M. Weich, R. Hariman, Z. Phillips A. Weber, D. Norris, R. Berman, B. Myers, J. McCar+hy, C. Sanchez, C. Knapp, G. Jones. E. Warringlon M. Sussman, W. Harringlon, L. Phelps. S. Asher, S. James, H Mirns, W. HyaH, W. Branche, J. Evans, S. Judge, S. Lichfman, W. Ches'rnu+, T. Thacker, G. Brown, nstafumenml ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL P. Weisiger, W, Bradlord, P, Clabough, C. Machen, l. Kuun, J. lhede, L. Kill, J. Dixon, A. Lucy, B. Savage, N, Harmon, K. Marlena, S. Shapiro, W. Craddock, N. Ramsey, D. Murden E. Holland, A. Morris, P. Summers, P. Schenkman, S. Vickers, J. Pulcher, P. Clark, P. Langslon, M. Kamen, S. Asher, L. Hurst D. Bonner, J. l-ludgins, R. Dowdy, E. Warringlon, L. Phelps, A. Doughly, V. Cooke, B. Mallhews, H. Malheny, A. Tele lerlon, D. Barlow, E. Culchin C. Davis, R. Woods, J. Morgan, W, Cheslnuf G. Brown. J. Slone, J. Pierce, D, Kriner, G. Hood, J. Wilkenson, J. Haley, G. Larnberl, D. Beecham, L, Twilord, A. Newberr. W, Hog- gard, G. Copeland, M. Liverrnad D. Marquefle, R. Claybough, C Brown, D. Dixon, R. La'nb, J. Slone P. Lamperl, P. Longest G. Hood D. Kriner, F. Simmons, V. Jones befler, W. Wagner, J. Haley, G Lambert J. Holland, N. Whifney ham, J. Mallhews, W. Bailey, J Thomas, S. Pelock, D. Bonner, J Quoid, R. Walker, J. Averilrl, L Hursf, M. Einhorn, A. Newbern Beecham. J. Wilkenson, M. Byrum, C. Led- R. Pruifl, L. Cummings, D. Beec- Hudgins, W. Gardner, M. Mc- R. Brown, G. Copeland, W. Hog- garcl, L. Twiford, A. Jones. J. Min- yarcl, F. Summers, J. Perry, W. DRAMA TIC ART CLUB Members of The club are, iirsl row: Jo Anna Rydingsvard, Barbara Tuckman, Belly DuVal, Molly Workman, secre- Tary: Joyce Silcolf, +reasurer: l-larrlel Amdursky, vice-presidenrt Ellzabelh Gallop, presidenl: Mary Louise Whilley, Teddy Marly, l-larfer Seidman, Jo Ann Blakie. Second row: Arlene McNeal, Mary Lewis Dayis, Janice Marshall, Dorolhy Mehard, Barbara Springer, Merle Kreger, Frances Daniels, Norma Arringlon, Saundra Weigard. Third row: Eugene Annarino, Pxlberl Cadrel, Rcberl Defy, Caleb While, Mary Agnes Pare, Nancy Gross, Linda Harris, l-lelen l'lupman, Laura Bradshaw, Anne Wal'on, Anira Sl. Clair, Fourlh row: Ronnie Rosenlhal, Bucky Parker, Ernesl Nairne, Rex Morgan, Bobby Barrow, Bruce Savage. Top poinf winners in The Maury Dramalic Arls Club are lhese candidales for +he Nalional Thespian Sociely. 'lJunior Miss. The Dramalic Arls Club is one of lhe mosl oulslanding al our school because of ils large scope of aclivilies, including praclice in producing, rehearsing, direcling, casling, sfaging, and se+-designing. ln lhe fall, lhe club presenled a lhree-acl comedy, Junior Miss, wilh Elizabelh Gallop. Dramafic Arls president in rhe lead. Members are also awarded poinls in proporlion +o fheir conlribulion 'ro +he club. When a person has al leasl 'ren poinls, he becomes eligible 'For membership in lhe Nalional Thespian Sociefy. Candidares for 'rhis year are Elizabelh Gallop, Harrier Amdursky, Eleanor Markham, Mary Louise Whilley, Bobby Dailey, Frances Daniels, Bobby Barrow, and Earnesl' Narine. The play's lhe 'rhing al Maury and This lime i'r's NURSES ' CLUB The purpose of The Nurses' Club is To give our TuTure nurses a beTTer insighT inTo dif- TerenT phases oT worlc in hospiTals. They have as Their sponsor Miss MargareT Grey, of The sTaTT oT NorTollc General T-lospiTal, and meeT- ings are held The TirsT and Third Thursdays OT each monTh aT Jenlcins l-lall. FrequenT Trips To sTaTe and local hospiTals and meeTings wiTh The Granby Nurses' Club are included in Their programs. during which These Florence NighTingales of The TuTure can pracTice Their nursing Techniques on very cooperaTive dummies. Below, Dr. Rossom, a member oT The hospiTal sTaH, shows Barbara Lowe, Pauline RoTh, and Bobbie Robinson a Type OT plasma. FirsT Row: Beverly Sandifer, Bessie Robinson, Barbara .loh-son,.Sally Hughes, BeTTy Cook. Second Row: Nancy Jennings, Bobbie Robinson. Bernice Abecasis, Barbara Cooper, Gloria Caplan, Ann M9ddOf- Third Row: Pauline RoTh, Miss MargareT Grey, SpOnSO Bdfbdfa Lowe, Jo-Anne McCarThy. 1.-J, 52222 Picfured above is The cabineT of The FuTure Nurses Club. composed oT BeTTy Cook, vice-president Sally -' Hughes, presidenft and Nancy Jennings, secreTary- Treasurer. 29 'rin IL QI' Y' Ill F ' 'w,- ' Y B Y Teens g rls sland for many 'rhlngs bu? mosl lmporlanl of lhese us fellowshup l-lere lhey are galhered for a candlellqhl servlce welcomlnq new members T Dnscussung plans for lhe camp weekend are members of lhe Y Teen cabunel They are Sale Hughes Mary Ellen Slulobs Mary Louuse Whnlley Nancy Ramsey and Belly Renn I CT l Tyfsszolysy Depxchng many of 'rhe achvuhes 'rhal fhe Yleens parlucupale These gurls seem proud 'ro be able +0 represenl fheur club an +he Thanlcsguvsng Day Parade ALL READY FOR WORK' Here are represenlalrves ol lwo nmporlaml commnllees of llwe Key Club boys subsucluary of 'rlwe Kuwams Club Repre senled are llwe Boolcslampmg and llwe Career Day Com mlllees HOT OFF THE PRESS' The Sludenl Dnrec lory Commnllee seems pleased al 'rlwe com plellom ol flue durecfornes one of :ls mam prolecls for llwe year WATCH THE BlRDlE!Tl'1ese boys and 'rlweir adviser W. H. Norris pause in llwe midsl of one ol 'rlweir desserl meelings al Doumar s To loolc a+ llwe camera. J JU 1012 CHORUS Members of 'rhe chorus are: B. Abour'ilie, l. Baccus. G, Byrd, K. Daniels, J. Duren, J. Herring, J. King, B. Marcum J. Moyer, L. Pearce, C. PeHy, president E. Smifh, R. Swindell, L. Taylor, vice-president P. Turner, B. Vining, R. Whilely, R. Wilson, J. Anderson, C. Arwood, J. Barrow, B. Bales, B. Bailey, B. Blaclc, J. Bradshaw, E. Burgess. A. Byrum, G. Croft P. Cox, C. Crespo, C. Dunning, B. Dulce, B, Duncan, B. Davis, D. Edwards, D. Glinchum R. Fesfa, G. Forehand, B. Gallin, J. Gardner, I. Gray, A. Gornlo, B. Hales, secrelary-rreasurerz V. Harlzell, M. Hol- combe, B. Hess, G. Hines, R. Howell, V. Hunler, P. Jones, H. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Jablonslci E. Kesee, S. Lamb, M. Long, R. Li++le, J. Morrison, S. Marlell, B. McFarland, J. McLeod, D. McManus, S. Novalc L. Owens, M. Powell, L. Price, S. Perry, L. Pillar, D. Pi++ma n, L. Radford, P. Spring, E. Schella+o, D. Sigsby, J. Smi+h B. Spring, V. Srump, E. Sadler, J. Smifh, A. Tal+on, M. Tafem, D. Van de Reif, G. Viclc, C. Walerfield, viceepresi- denfi P. West I. Weaver, B. Weeks, M. Whi+e, J. Williams, M. Williams, N. Wolver+on, J. Wynne. Mrs. Louise Mafheny is facully adviser. - i I The Fufure Teachers of America Club, under The sponsorship of Miss F T AA Anne Gill, endeavors fo in+eres+ Maury srudenls in 'rhe various benelils 0 0 ' ' ' ' of a 'reaching career. In coordinafion wi+h rhe Key Club, The F.T.A. sponsors Career Day, an annual even+. Sealed: Nancy Griffin, vice-presi- dent Sue Je++, president Merle Sue Kreger, secrelary-'rreasurerg Miss Anne Gill, sponsor. S+anding: Penny Johnsron, Befly Johnson, Reville Swarh, Peggy Boyd, Ginny Horger, Suzanne Davis, Belly Hale, Mary Anne Carpenler. LANGUAGE CL B THEY LIKE LANGUAGE' All of 'rlwese young lollcs lurned oul lor llme larsl me-elung of lbe Language Club Represenled are sludenls ol Erenclw Spanlslw and Lalnn COMPRENEZ VOUS MES ELEVES7 Mlss Woodard, one ol Maury s language leaclw- ers cl scusses an arllcle ln 'lllluslralnonll wlllw some ol ber puplls.Mayberl'1ey are planning a program lor 'flue nexl rneerlng ol llne Language Club. 33 WEST HI-Y CHAPTER K 'I ll you loolc closely, you will recognize fhese well-dressed genllemen as lhe ohficers ol lhe Wesl l-li-Y. They are: Dick Clay, presidenlg Donald Downsi secrelaryy Charles Slrinqlellow, chaplain: Reed Rue, Treasurerg and Qefer Vermillion, vice-presidenl. These dapper younq men male up lhe W l-li-Y, allhouqh you don? ollen see Them scrubbed and serious-loolcinqi do you? Behind solemn exleriorsi we feel sure, lie The humor a 4 high spirils which malce lhe Wesl l-liAY one ol Ps mosl popular clubs al Maury. 4 SZ Time oul lor lunl Billy Johnson pounds 'W ' ' lceys as lhe boys and Mr, Berlcley, lheir s sor, show lheir approval. 1 CHALK UP TWO POINTS! The Wesl l-li-Y boys show Jrheir versalilily as lhey add alhlelic prowess lo 'rheir olher abililies. YUM! YUM! I+ looks good enough +o ea'r. doesn r I+? Wesl Hi-Y boys are making up Chrislmas baslcefs for dis- fribulion lo needy families. COMMODORE CAPERS-Alfer home foofball games Mauryiles en- ioy lripping fhe lighl fanfaslic. Judg- ing by lhe smiling faces of +he dancers fhis mus+ be a real Viclory 3 Hop. sponsored by 'rhe Wesl Hi-Y. 5 'wxgn I j0H STO HI-Y CHAPTER ML 4 . Xrxlixwbl W f WELL, GIRLS, TAKE YOUR PICK! The members oT The JohnsTon l-li-Y wi+h Their sponsor, LuTher WhiTe Ill lTar leTTl, assume a serious pose Tor our phoTographer. These boys really deserve a loT oT creoliT Tor The Tine worlc They have clone ThroughouT The year. YOU CAN'T SINK A COMMODORE! Cheers come Trom The oTTic:ers oT This lil'MaTThew TloaT. RepresenTing Maury's JohnsTon l-li-Y, The TloaT Toolc TirsT prize in The annual Thanksgiving Day conTesT. WHC WANTS TO PLAY?-Looio ing over The iniaice a+ fhe Chrisfrnas Toy Dance are Ginny Horger and Doug Hogg wiih iheir Comei friends. HERE COMES SANTA CLAUSl- These Hi-Yiers are ail ready io s+ar+ in carrying om' one of fheir big proj- ecfsz giving food io needy families af Chrisirnas and Thanksgiving, 'la A . WITH A HOP-HOP HERE-The Johnsfon Hi-Y boys and iheir daies look as if +hey're having a good Jrirne as They dance ihe Bunny Hop. x N A, XOIAOS Gr 4 fl! Wfecfi X004 Go DIS TRIB UTI VE ED U CA T10 CLUB 4, , Q X Enix 4293, We 0760760 Ss ef Of 66 9 X 962224 2gOOflo'OJf C-706 o af Qe cs f 74684 f Maja I' FirsT Row: Donald Munden, Eileen Sawyer, Joan Buzzy, Amelia SmITh, Janie Jones. David Eades. Second Row: Joan MidgeTT, Barbara NewTon, Barbara Thompson. BeTTy MorriseTTe, June Caudell. Third Row: Leroy MaTThews, Peggy ByTield, Mary Ann l-loTTler, l-lazel TaTT, Wesley Uzzle, MelTon Bean, EourTh Row: Carole Milrolland, Allen Wilkins, David Blair, Charlie Meads, John Craidowslci, Tommy Murphy, EiTTh Row: Jim Dellc, Ronald Dulce, Zane CuTchin, Cecil Morgan, CurTis Mclzaden, Jane Lewis. The Maury DE Club, a parT oT The NaTional Dis- TribuTive EducaTion Clubs, is noT only a proTessional organizaTion, buT also a social one. lTs aims include The developmenT oT leadership, vocaTional compe- Tency, economic liTeracy, and social inTelligence. lTs emblem is a compleTed paclcage symbolizing The saTis- TacTion derived Trom a job well done. ReTail esTablishmenTs, as well as oTher businesses, depend on The availabliTy oT Trained, career-minded personnel Tor The success oT Their business. DisTribuTive EducaTion, as oTTered in The local public school sysTem, provides a means oT securing a job in The disTribuTive Tield where boys and girls can receive on-The-job Training relaTed To classroom insTrucTion. EurThermore, They receive school crediT and an income aT The same Time. OFFICERS ALL-Joan Buzzy, secreTary7 Amelia SmiTh, ediTor-promoTion manager: Janie Jones, presidenT: Corley Eades, vice-president Eileen Sawyer, Treasurer: and Donald Munden, parliamenTariang gaTher Tor a Triendy chaT around The newly arranged merchandise in The display case. This and The cash regisTer are parT of The DE pracTice equipmenT lcepT in room 206. ART CL B The Arr C ub is one ol The mosl serviceable organi- zalions in lvlaury High School, as il gives srudenrs who Cannol rake arl lhe opborluniry lo work in all lypes ol arf media. The club nnakes poslers and signs lor any school organizalrion lor a small charge. An all-year proiecl of The Arr Club is lhe deooralion ol lhe bullelin board which displays work from bolh The arl classes and lhe club. Olher proiecls ol lne Arl Club lhis year have been lo enler a lloal in 'rhe annual Thanksgiving day game and al Chrislmas To make 300 lray lavors lor lhe Norlolk Municipal lnlospilal, From lime To lime club members also enjoy parliesr rroviesr demonslralions, and speakers. ARTlSl'lC PDMINBTRATORS-Belsy Lager, secre rary-lreasurerg Nan Brfmmer, presidenf' and Diddy While, vfce-presidenl' rake lime our +o pose by one ol Sue Esslirger s oahrings. rlsfllsflfl' 1, IIIIY R Y QQJMTZAKL3 l CAN You Pick we vvimuew mlw, ,,-M'.'1jh,f,Q -.3541 mu Iliff H Members ol fhe Ari Club lay down -I - ikew brushes aller working hard on .X lvlinsrrel poslers lor lhe annual Con- fest Firsl DViZ6 was laler awarded lo Ddzy While' second, 'o Beverly Owens' rhird, lo Jacke Keener. Cleo rnembers are as Follows: Frsl few: Mar, Kay Brownrg, Joan Pl'e'::s D'jdyXNn e. Nan Bfmmef. Befgy Lager Arn W'l's. SeC3'ld row: Voa ldayhurs' Virgna And- erson, Caleb VVh7Te, Carol Greere. Dofalc l-lughes, Wa ler Hafhaway. Dov la,lor Sue Esslnger, Janie Geliagnef, Pebecca Moore. iii QBUQJ, 4 The purpose of +he Fuuure Busrness Leaders of Ameruca Club I5 lO F B L A prepare The sludenul for lhe busrness world by he prng lo promole bellef relalnons wllh olhers and developlng slc lls and responsrbulrlles OTTICSFS for lhe year were Marle Seymoure presudenl oolores Suffer hrsl vlce presudenl Elrzabelh Muller second vrce presudenl Anne Brown secrelary and Joanna Benlley lreasurer Fnrsl Row Pele Brbb Barbara Malhews Mrs Barber sponsor Anne Wallon Yvonne Mears Joan Fallun Seconc Row Joyce l-lawlcrns Joan Godwln Barbara Wulu Barbara l-laddoclc Phyllls Colley l-lannah Moulhrop l-leler l-lupman Belly l-lanbury Barbara Horner Jean Marhnefle Louuse ualls Mary Mayou Tlurrd Row Gloria Carler Ela ne Rose Nellie l-lewull Margorre Byrum Belly Jo Belcha Carol Baughan Jaclcue Everell DoroHuy l-larrrson Phylls lv'nller Pal Pace Mary Jean Collon Fourlh Row Beverly Owens Rachael Greene Carolyn Jones Mary Kalherune Lawrence Joan Grullo Joan Thede Doris Murden Ann Deanng Sandra Doug M UN OGRAM CL UB The Monogram Club s com posed of all lellerrnen of varrous sporuls The alms of lhrs group are 'ro encourage school splrul and To prorrole sporulsmanshup rn cur dauly school lrfe Each year le club sponsors a pos? ucoouball game dance and a beach parly 'u June Fursl Row Bully Carraway Jrmmy Lawson Buddy Payne Nrclr Muhalas Curls l-lafh away Second Row Bobby Jarnrson Tommy Bland Kerny Pond Tommy Gregory Lou Earon Nell l-loclc Th rd Row Bunlung Brown Kenny P-larmon l-larley Pafe Eddre Plaehler Ca Balmer Jrmmy Dell: FO rlh Row LOUS Rce Maur e Rob nson Dck MaCDan el Bob Larnpr s 41 . - V ' O I O I O O O , , , , . .. . . I . . ' Y I l . . - ' . T . . T T r T T ' ll - 2 I z a G J 2 , ' . 4 , l ,Y T : T l 1 L' I 7 I ' - V I 9 A .N so - - I 1 . 1 . ' - 9 'N ?. ' . V5 .f . 1 Q , ,s I - , , I L gf? 3 u r - 1 . . 1 . - 5 . . . r . . . . , . Q . . 1 l Y I V I 1 I T I . . - 5 r . . ' ' A, , N . . V , 1 tiny .. , i ' 39 2 -A ' ' li ,, l . -, - f . . 1 1 l T . : , r l y ' , v , l . r rl , r . u : I l , f lc f ' ' ' A o. .A Early in 'fhe second semesfer fhe faculfy and sfudenfs ioined forces fo launch a new club program under which fhe firsf bell on alfernafe Friday mornings became a club period. Designed fo sfimulafe inferesf in exfra- curricular acfivifies, fhis program proved especially helpful fo fhose sfudenfs who ofherwise would nof have had fime fo par- ficipafe. Wifh clubs on such diverse fields of in- feresf as hof rods, seaweed. and spelling, every Mauryife was able fo find a club fo suif his fasfe. lvlr. Vic Marler, boys' social counselor and frack coach, acfed as coordinafor. MORNING CL BS Wouldn'f if be fun fo go fo Africa! exclaim Travel Club members as fhey examine a Moroccan vase and poclcefboolc. Members of fhe Efiqueffe Club, Ann Wllis, June -ladley, Frances Daniels, and Beffy Whifehursf fry ouf some new beaufy hinfs. QR? 4'1- Xml ZZ kizfizf Ill , fllll V . ' -i f. gf - 'fff. b, fp-f fM,. :S-I ' f , xA! S 2 1 ' 1 if L' gl i- f ..f' H ' f- is -' -11 . I A J X X f f X 'X 7 f f I I Chivalry rs nol dead' These young hrnenl fl lc To The refres gallanls oc T drunks for fheur counler lo ge dales 'fur lnlermussuon lhe pause lhal re lreshesl These couples are eagerly down heal of lhe anhclpahng lhe nexl song fryr,v : ! These energehc guys and gals are demonslralung lhe Bunny Hop Loolc s hlre fun doesn Jr 1+7 Em!! January 2715 a r11gb+1'ba+wxH a ways be remembered by Jrlw gradua g sem ors H was on Hmsparrscularey g fbaf rhe Semor Prom fook place af We Haoue Ciub Above 'fre sound swrsbrng gown gay lauqrder and cg ar cou d e eard e rrw rry br? af Ray Kwpper and Hrs Orch Tu eo away vw rrerrory books wa P+ e p e sed corsages arwo ba++ered darmce p ograms wwH be a p easarwr reciorlednorw he lasf so a +om or Hwe ew or c as A EERDAYN I Q .1 5 , . I F-593- ,,,.--1 Which conherence are you gong fo vim? is fhe main quesrion asked by fhe junfors and seniors as fhey assemble for Career Day. 4 P Alan Zeno and Joan Fallin, members of The Career Day Commiffee, weYcome rhe represenfahves of colleges, businesses, and fhe Armed Forces. The Dulce Universify represenfahve seems fo hold fhe sfuderds' inferesr as he fells 'them abouf fhe many funcfions of his school. Each fall Maury's upperclassmen loolc forward lo Career Day. On The aiiernoon oi November IO many siudenrs fhronged 'ro occupaiional and college con- ferences held in various rooms 'rhroughoul 'rhe school. This program, esiablished in Maury in lC?5O, offers an opporlunily for juniors and seniors io discuss plans for 'rhe iuiure. Mrs. Doroihy Bryan, oi ihe iaculiy, assisied by a commiiiee of members from ihe Fulure Teachers Club and 'rhe Key Club, as well as Mr. l-larry Rosenbaum and Mrs. Mary Barber, speni many long hours sfriving 'ro malce Career Day a success. A large number oi represenfarives from major col- leges oi Virginia and surrounding siares iniOFmeCl lhe sludenis of lhe advaniages of higher educaiion, while noled business men and professional people oi fhe area discussed job opporiuniiies in iheir fields. Many ihanlcs 'ro Mrs. Bryan and all her helpers for a job well done. And fhese are +he newesl' dormilories sa s William and Mar . y . Y represenfahve, Mr. Wesicori Cunningham, as Norma Arring- ion, Niclc Mihalis. and Ann Chrisfopher look on. Mrs. Bryan, chairman of Career Day. relaxes dl Coffee l-lour with Mr, L. M. Clarke, Mr. E. F. Over- ron, and Miss Tuck in fhe new Home Economics room. I- Q .x. , .A , in-ii. A ,... Mrs. Alvareifa Re isfer reco nizes a familiar :ace in Thomas 9 9 ' , Brewer. lnferesied in welfare work, he has all-enced ihis COn ference iwice. l E lx -0 'VZ I 'VX 'sw - M YI X Sl - ,. 'T' V7 Slarling al ine lower lefl corner, lhey are: Virginia Lillon, Capfain: Jane Bowden: Annelle Hill: Pal Olivares' Jo Lawrence: Adel Harford: June Moore: Susie Slerling' Gail Rubn: Sfephanie Arnalo: Ann Walker: Behy Coolest and Jackie Keener, Co- caplain. alia-gfijfgw A learn a success. av W7 3 ...J Yeal Maury! This yell was heard many Times dur rg loolball and baskelball seasons as These energelc young misses urged lhe learn on lo viclory aller vicfory. The Cheerleaders, headed by lheir capiain Virginia Lillon, deserve much credil lor making our The new cheerleaders on the Maury squad pain? Their megaphones for use In the hrs? foofbali game of the season. ' W Vt 1. 1 ! J t 9 I-y 'iv 1- sf! sf ' P .--46' 1-' 'Rickefy Rackefy Shan+y +ownl The cheedeaders boosf rhe splrif of fhe s+ude'1+ body as +hey cheer L1 for vfcfory. 84. Maury Merry I t l Yes, we are coileglafesl rw Kafka Truce- af Iasr berween Jrhe Harfieids and McCoys. A Sailor I5 5 Sailor? lsranbui, no+Cons+an1'inOplel Q.,- A41 As +l1e 37+l1 annual presen- lafion of llwe Maury Merry Minsrrels opened, enllwusiasm and anlicipalion were fell in 'rlwe lwearf of every Mauryile. The ac'rs were inlroduced by Masler of Ceremonies Dick Clay and lnlerlocufor Tommy V I r. L, N , .11- ' X 3 'M alia M Connally and included anlics of The enclrnen and a dwsolay of The fine lalenf of our fel- low sludenls. All ir all, our I954 slwow is sure fO go down in Mins+rel lwisfory as one ol flwe besf ever, llwanlrs lo Mrs. Helen Taliaferro,ourdlrec+or. AT' 75? - J .ff -I UMM, GOOD! The members ol Mrs- Marlcley's MEET THE CHAMPS! Here we see lhe winners of home room enioy The lurlcey dinner which 'lney won lhe cily-wide 'lWha+ America Means To Me con- as a resull of selling lhe largesl number of liclcels lesl. The winners are Allan Doughly, Audrey Bowen, To lhe Thanksgiving loolball game. Ann Boggs, and George Jenkins. Miss Harrell ad- mires lhe walch won by one of her pupils. Bhd Sicleli his 0 BOOM! BOOM! Arlhur Newbern displays lhe slcill 'rhal has won him a place in lhe All-Slale Band for Tour conseculive years. fb .fuk O HI! MARY LOU! 'We are all glad lo see Thar Mary TAKE A DEEP BREATH! All sludenls became ac- Louise We-ich ls back af school alle-r her accident CUSlOmed lo hearing lhese words as lhey awalled Assisling her are Carole Williams and Lilllan Evans. lheir Turn lo be x-rayed by lhe rnoblle un' whlch yisiled Maury lhls year. TS COOKING? The vm lvllss Wileyls home- lng class assure us a J lhal wlll nnake lfne husbands. . , . le your prow, Q rsl l SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY' de: ares Marin Mano as he de l f soeerh before fhe s+u fl L rfoy prior lo hs sees' 3 , .roe conlesl, Ccngfawla as Maufyls represenraiwe in fl Q vzcluaztion H was wirh rrixed enwofiohs fha? rhe graduafes lined up for rhe procession info +he aadiioriurn on gradearion night for rhe joy oi sutcess was Tempered by rhe reaiizafion fhaf a happy Jrirne of life was over. The furure ioomed expiring buf uncerrair, wifln rhe responsibihiies oi aduirhood ar hard. Mernoies of achieyennenrs, good 'rres and oad were recaiied by Marjorie Thumrr, ya ediC- rorian, who expressed aloud ihe fhoughis rhaf dweEi in every graduaies hearr. 5' il elses Nrenx em omss F beg Ch5Vl8S Ol QVTWO 6 on S XXAGSJ-ef ol Ce Jameg Laws Remy gylvla Baslnara beS odefn Dame Charles For Donna Pfllolole vfrqlflla Powell Charles Forbes Peler Decker . , Belly , BeverlY Bauer Pond Bradl9Y E KenU9l'l'l IT TAKES PREPARATION-l-la Arg jusl unpacked lner cap and gown Belly Dulfal exarnlnes il crilically and decides some pressing and adjusllng are in order before slwe'll be ready lor lne solemn occaslon ol gradualion. 3 l dh + l h l ls pam an ear Y aug S ma 6 6 pwm WSW ul BRAINS BRAWN AND BEAUTY ' l The Cold drnnlcs served IH llne lunclwroorn aller Class ' 5 Were C 55955 V Nuglnl seemed lo allevuale flue sulrlerung Veplewfllecl on C7555 Nlqlll by We l:el3UG'! li ol lame. 9' .1... Kuff! Dllll A New accommodaTions Tor The band include This large rehearsal room, six sound-prooT pracTice rooms, and a direcTor's oTTice. This suiTe is equipped wiTh an inTercommunicaTion sysTem, under-Tloor wiring, and elecTric waTer coolers. What 5 ew Visible To The guesT upon enTering Maury is The new wing, shown below, which conTains The band room, The home WiTh a varieTy oT gleaming new eguipmenT, The home economics room is an ideal place Tor Maury- iTes To improve Their skills. I-lardly knowing which oT The new appliances To use are These TuTure home- malcers. fl economics room, and The auxiliary gym. AT The righT are Diclcie Scarborough and Jack BryanT Trying ouT The new recording machine, one oT The many improvemenTs else- where in The building. r gs X, 4 L.. 'G W .1444 .... N-S' ' ., YK, .Mg . . .fs N.-. an Jr --., 'L +1 V-1:-fi, , ,A A Q-1-.. lf.. ,wh ,Q L-, F -Af Q. .msz..-. -,..: , .,, 11' is ..,. f Q 574 ug, .Q ' A -rr 1 6.f'1.,, wff- 1 f -Q.-..,..- Lv, Ns 4.4. Hu, V4 -Qi .f - s ,- ya Hu, ...- ! H .f,.Q..?,1g,1. vw... ,I ,qi ., ua, .1-' i 11 FOOTBALL y il Tl B31 31 ifficariasrfli fxg ,f KXX, .1 . n Leaf s r a Qi ilgbyxv cr 51 lf 133. THE COMMODORES: Row I: Bill Carroway, Tommy Edwards, Ray Scarborough, Mike Johnson. Gene Peay, Arnold Groobey, Curlis Halhaway, Moe Robinson. Rudy Berry. Row 2: Freddy Lee, Jim Lawson, Carl Baker, Carlfon Dixon, Nick Mihalis, George Guillof, Leigh Forbes, Gene Leach, Leo Demaio, Kenny Harmon. Row 3: Bob Lampros, Evereff Edwards, Tom Delk, Waller lsphording, Buddy Payne, Sonny Forbes. Monk Tomlinson, Jim Paliy, Denys Grant The '53 JUNIOR VARSITY, coached by Vic Marler, compiled a record of five wins, fwo losses and one He. BOB LAMPROS MAURY CO-CAPTAINS--The leader- ship of Jim Lawson, Buddy Payne and Denys Gram' was a greaf assef in 'rhe '53 season. Buddy Payne is +he firs'r one 'rhrough fhe hoop. Augusf 25 broughi rhe clash of pads and The shoufing of signals fo Blair field as +he Commodores srarfed iheir '53 fooiball season. When 'rhe final rally had been re- corded on Thanksgiving Day. +he Maury Eleven had compiled a record o'r seven wins, one +ie and 'rwo lossess. THE BIG BRASS-Coaches Bob Sfeckrofh, Ralph Hendrix and Lefcher Hill are fhe brains behind The brawn of 'rhe Maury foofball feam. .vu-pk JOHN TOMLINSON Maurys Sonny Forbes gallops by Wilminglon de fenders afler calching a Y' won fhe mihal game 250 Pilofs 35-O. pass The Commodores Curhs l-lafhaway Maury uarler baclc sweeps Soulh Norlol s end as Soulh Norfolk s John Haywood moves ID for The laclcle The Com modores rolled over lhe Soulh suders 26 7 Q Gangway for a Commodore! Maury halfbaclc Jimmy Lawson scores aqainsf Norview. Maury beal fhe Hold fhaf Pilofl Jimmy Lawson Maury co-capfain, 'raclcles a Nor: view back as Denys Grant l2Il moves in 'fo help. MA URY proves its Power .... SCHEDULE Maury Opponenfs 25 .... ..., W ilmingfon ..... . . V 0 26 .... .... S oufh Norfolk .... . .. 7 6 ..., ..,. H ampfon ....,... .,... 2 8 42 .... ,... N ewpor'I' News ... . . . . . I8 35 .... ..,. N orview . , ..,. .... . 0 32 .,.. , . . . Craddoclr .... .... . I9 33 ,... .... Ca Iholic .,.. . . . 0 I3 .... ,,.. W ilson... I3 .... .... R oanolre .. .... I3 7 ..., .... G ranby .... ..... I 4 7 Wins I Tie 2 Losses ALL WORK AND NO PLAY . . . Managers Ray Pulliam and Lou Eafon fend lo Dick MacDaniels' injured anlcle as Kenny Pond looks on. THE BIG FOUR . . . Maury linemen Bill Cannon, Dick MacDaniels, Tom Bland and Bob Jamison. A N7 ' .1 'V 'Na D ' 'S I I 6 5 I if , 1' I 1 VI 4 'f'Q'f7 I , , , , .,. X X ,f f I . 7 If 1 I I V ' I S . I J X X Il 3 . rl 24 I, I l wi 1 f 'ff' I You Saw Maury, You Saw Thanksgiving Day broughr I8.000 fans info Foreman Field fo wiiness Jrhe annual Maury-Granby feud. Pre-game fesiivilies included a floal' con'res+ and lhe honoring of Miss Commodore and Mr. Comet The once-beafen Commodores played hosl' 'ro an undefeafed Granby eleven. The firsl half, a rough and 'rumble affair, ended in a sfalemafe. During half-Time, +he Maury and Granby bands pulr on +heir usual fine show. The opening of The 'rhird quar'rer broughl fhe Commodores roaring back. Spurred on by Coach Hendrix's half-+ime leclure, 'rhey scored in 'rhe lirsr six minufes. Seconds lafer, Granby's Billy Tilling sank Commodore hearfs wi+h a 70-yard runback 'For a Touchdown. Laier in +he fourfh quarfer a Commodore punr a+'remp'r failed, and +he Comers +ook advanfage of rhe break and scored. This was 'rhe deciding margin of Jrhe game, and Jrhe Commodores bowed I4-7. 3 ,Q 5 s :if s F: x g u iiircsr X ,G .4 -' J 1' FREDDIE LEE FUOTBALL -C7 MR. COMET AND MISS COMMODORE-S+ephanie Ama+o, popular Maury cheerleader, was chosen Miss Commodore in a school-wide elecfion. She ruled over Thanksgiving Day fesrivifies wifh 6ranby's Donnie Cope- land. CHALK TALK AT HALF-TIME ze' f rw A c I-IATHAWAY TO PAYNE - Curfis I-Iafhaway hifs Buddy Payne wiih a shorf pass. In mofion is Maurice Robinson, while Nick MihaIis Ibrows a block on a Granby end. This pass combinafion was a familiar sigI'1+ during fhe '53 season. I LIKE THE WIDE OPEN SPACES- says Jimmy Lawson as he sweeps end. Jim Pa++y I22I moves in Io block Granby facklers. ALL STATE END IN ACTION-Buddy Payne, Maury end, moving fhe ball for a large gain in the Granby game. AIso iden+iITa'bIe are I-Iafhaway IZSI, Mihalis I33I and Groobey II3I. T34 , g.BASKETBALL L ,:: ,' - A? VME GUTY ff Q , L Q H K I , r::-I M -N f I Frrsr row: Carmen, James, Llebowrfz, Harrison, Mddie row: M'1Ner, Howlerf, Hafhaway, Saunders, Dlxcn. Back row: Edwards, Lee, Payre, Milwalls, Islwpordlrwg, Floyd, HERES HOW ITS DONE- Coach Sreclcrorrm gives Curfis Hafhaway and Buddy Payne Jrlps on bel! rwandrirmg. Q' N4 f' If E ...v I XX-- XFX ' ff . ,Q , 9 1 X , AND AWAY WE GO! Freddie Lee. escorfed by Cur+Es Ha+haway and Nlck Mihafasheads down fhe AND THE SCORE GOES UD ANOTHER NOTCHF' Cur+is Hafhaway scores arwofher fwo poin+s for Maury as Tommy Howleff and Walfer lsphording look on. A cour+ for arwo+her basket up 3, BUDDY PAYNE PAYNE DEEEATS WILSON Budd Pa ne ouI'um s 9-Ei I T o i ' . I 7 , Tx 4 , ,- Q Y Y I P Wh 'rey Wilson, Hamplon s 6 9' cenler. Led by Caplain Buddy Payne, heralded as one of The besl cenlers eyer produced al Maury, The 53-54 baslceleers won Third place in The easrern dislriclr race, and a berlh in Ihe Slale Tournamenli Teammales Curlis Halhaway, Niclc Mihalas, and Freddie Lee also conlribuled greally Io The +eam's success. The season was highlighled by a double yiclory over Granby, and a win over Newporl News al The beginning of Ihe season. Our only losses were Io Hamplon, Thomas JeITerson, Wilson, and Newporl News. All in all, S+ecIcroIh's five had one of The besl records compiled by a Maury Ieam in recenl years. GIVE 'EM A YELLI The cheerleaders and fans back The Team al one of our home games. Fl . , ' f--L . KEEP THAT LIST STRAIGHT! Coach Sfeclcrolh goes over The laundry Iisl wilh managers Meelcins and Jackson. 'v NICK MII-IALAS SCHEDULE Maury Opponenfs Cradock Hampfon Warwick Granby Newpori' News Thomas Jefferson Soufh Norfolk Wilson Norview Thomas Jefferson Benedidine Sou+l1 Norfolk Wilson Cradock Warwick Hamp+on Cafholic Granby . Newporl' News wa r for a possible ebound WON I4 Los+ 6 GAME OF CATCH-C s Ha a D5n'Te Jernei nopear q car H Q true, move ine bal n caring pfay. al. X kv? ki' Look ou+ boys! We gals are cafching up wifh you. We fake par? in sporls all year 'fool If you ius'r happen +o be passing fhe gym any affernoon and hear a ladylike cla'rl'er if s iusi' we girls pracficing on one of our many ac'rivi+ies. Who knows? Affer we spend a liH'le more 'rime wifh such 'rhings as sfrokes, s+rikes, serves, and swings, we may be ready fo don cleafs and jerseys and occupy our leisure momenfs wifh bifs of scrimmaging and developing an educa'red foe. mgxfa, Here Come the Girls. . K QN W 4943? ' Oops, how did boys ge+ in here? Ping Pong champs, Rose Nixon, Jimmy Jordan. Pearl Saunders. Sanderlin lake Time ou+ lo and Asa pose af+er many pracfice sessions in ihe new gym. . iz.: . ,,,r,, . LW, XX' ,, ,, 5, 4 gl ,.i, s. i , .....Q-g Whaf a serve! Look our below, girls. Volleyball is a favorile lo keep Thai svel+e figure. sq? Who Owns HMS prewrfy lime face? If you have beer' llwmlclnq Tlrmal qirlg Qarrl play None OH,1er+ham our Ennis Mar Gail baslce+ball, lusf +alce a loolc al llwf cam+ ol Rubin. Commodore be esl We lhinlc Tlwaf someone made a sfrilce, or af leasl a spare, +o produce all flwese lwappy smiles for our plwofoqraplwer. Ml lWl1o won, Smiley? aslc Sfeplwanle and Barbara as Jrlwey glide in. LQWER RIGHT: Relreslwed from an affernoon dip. our mer- maids lake a welcome resl. WE WANT ACTION! Coach Gill gives his 'ream las+-minuie insrruclions before fheir mafch. The i953-54 grapplers, guided by Coach Bob Gill, had a successful season, rallying up eighi wins and seven losses. Wiih only six reiurning leiiermen on lhe learn, fans of ihe grunhand- groaners leared ihai dark iorecasls mighi prove rrue. However, such was noi fhe case, and ihe hard work oi Coach G-ill and The oursianding per- formances oi Jerry Smiih, Jean Moucheghian and Bay Scarborough paid oil. Also showing up well were Poe Deming and Carl Baker. Finally, To climax a busy season, Buddy Sanders won The I55-pound championship in rhe Sraie Tournarneni in Charloriesville. THE GUILLOTINEI Jerry Smilh shows his abiliiy as he iighis for a winning hold. GIVE! Buddy Sanders growls as he grapples wiih his opponeni. Firsr Row: Forresr Roberrson, Bob Smrn, Poe Deming, Tom Boom, Bob Cooke, Larry Lewis. Second Row: Ray Scarborough, Jack i-iorqan, Buddy Sanders, Eddie Warringfon, Jim Fendiey. Third Row: Coacb Bob Gif, Cari Baler, Uck Desiwieids, Jimmy Lawson, Jean Moucbegian, and Alfred Reid, Manager. ,,, X if Q, 'L' Lg RAY SCARBOQQUGH GCYLA-LAT Mauryis imporlr from France, Jean Marreheghzan, preoares fo sinow his opponenr whos bossi C MON, BUDDY, SWE UPl Doe Defvffq gn nie wa, +3 win rns mafcr. KNOT TIEING LESSON! How do you like lhis square kno+ Fellow? says Eddie Cooke as he liglnlens his hold. TWO POINTS FOR DARDETXH Bill Darden 'fakes llwe advanffage and lhe lwo poinls. N5 ut? WON SCHED O 8 F9934 emp5v'N6ea8A llll 57-A sb lslkffilnla T ,.-- - ' ...-sA- l 1 5 Al Gfalihxkovloll' ,..Q--l4' ' X0 u . Q,....A-s Q 0 so 554 a,.,,ic:XN awe xv' xq Qeotilnony ..,. avesy .. 3 AX Beau Aioevvi V,,.l.- 15 47, NN 00 ,Ne - ReC- - ' 0 .50 XLQNTT Nays I X . - . - - ills 9' allxslkorl ow' 'IHI , E. A . .. 1 SQUK . Y -A,.,'- ' R C. 11 XN afvccgofs Own 81 X b SOUR S LQST X3 W on SMITTY SITS OUT! Jerry Smifh escapes from a Warwick opponent 1 4- 1:16,-' ,f HOMEROOMS A-l, A-2, IO3: B. Abouriilie, H. Adams, J. Ash- worlh, C. Alwood, l. Baccus, J. Barbarisi, G. Barnes, R. Barrell. F. Bafes, B. Baugharn, D. Beasley. M. Benlley, J. Bivens, B. Blaclc, W. Bradshaw, R. Brannon, E. Burgess, A. Canler, H. Carroll, D. Carson, Cooke, R. Corprew, J. Creekmore. iels, J. Davenporl, P. Davenporl A. Derring, W. Donoho, J. Dowdy J. Doyle, L. Dozier, B. Dremonis N. Dremonis, B. Dulce, B. Duncan Evans, L. Evans, R. Fesla, R. Fields D. Flinchum, N. Fong, C. Funchum don, O. Gray, L. Hamburger, G Harper, D. Harris, E. Harris, J Halcher, H. Henry, B. Hess, G Hines, G. Hodges, K. Hodgin M. Holcombe, S.Hoolen, J. Howell, V. Hunler, R. Ives, J. Jaclcson, W. JeFlerson, S. Jones, M. Kighl, V. Kinsey. G. Kraus, C. Ladicos J. Laclicos, S. Lamb, T, Lamb' B, Lewis, K, Lewis, P. Lewis, R. Lillle, M. L'++man, B. McFarland, R. Rhodes. Recruits. . . . 8th Grade HOMEROOMS 303, 307, 3l I, 3I3: J. Anderson, B. Barnard, M. Boush, J. Boyd, D. Canady, F. Consolvo, W. Cramer, G. Croll, F. Douglas, C. Dunning, G. Forehand, C. Fosler, F. Glanville, V. Goodman, H. Hand, R. Hardee, V. Harlzell, F. Jamison, G. Jones, V. Karangelen, T. Kimmons, J. Laland, D. Lewis, M. Long, M. Lowe, S. Ma, B. Marcum, R. Marino, S. Marlell, G. McCu+cheon, J. Mc- Kenzie, J. McLeon, J. Meelcins, K. Miller, L. Mills, B. Mishoe, D. Mizelle, J. Monceaux, F. Moore, M. Moore, J. Morrison, J. Morse, J. Moyer, F. Murphy, N. Nelherchell, J. Newbern, T. Oliver, L. Owen, C. Parvin, L. Pallerson, S. Perry, J. Pollard, A. Pouller, D. Powell B. Price W. Prilchard L. RadloFd, E. Ralley, R. Rawlesi . P. Repass, B. Rollings, M. Rouse, A. Rudiger, E. Sandidge, E. San- sone, B. Savage, M. Sawyer, E. Schillalo, R. Schillalo, G. Shel- horse, D. Sigsby, J. Srnilh, S. Smirh, B. sprang, F. sprang, J. Spruill, H. l Sfephenson, M. Slephenson, M. Slewarl, V. Sfump, S. Swanner, R. Swindell, K. Tallon, M. Talem, L. Taylor, M. Taylor, J. Trainer, G. Vicli, W. Vining, H. Wallcer, R. Ward, B. Weelcs, P. Wesl, M. While. M. Whi+ehurs+, R. Whilley, E. Williams, J. Williams, M. Wil- liams, M. Williams, R. Willson, B. Wilson, N. Wolverlon, C. Wo- rnaclc, D. Wong, C. Wood, G. Wynne, J. Wynne, J. Zuidema. Biollner, J. Bobbill, C. Bowen, L. T. Carler, H. Casey, J. Chesson. C. Chiclc, D. Cobb, R. Coclce, C. J. Creel, C. Crespo, J. Crespo, M. Criclcman, J. Cummings, K. Dan- D. Dyer, D. Edwards, J. Ellis, A. B. Crallin, V. Glasebrook, H. Gor- HOMEROOMS I, IO, I9: F. Adams, E. Annarino, H. Arlhur, J. Aydlefl, B. Bailey, J. Barrow, B. Bales, T. Balchelor, G. Beard, R. Belangia, M, Bell, P. Bell, G. Blaclcmon, R. Bowen, D. Bray, M. Broolcs, L. Browne, B. Carr, G. Cherry, B. Cheshire, E. Cheshire, L. Cleghorn, J. Cox, W, Cox, B. Culpepper, H. Dail, R. Dail, C. Daoul, D. Dough, R. Doyle, W. Duncan, L. Fairclolh, R. Ferguson. J. Felrow, J. Gardener, l. Gray, K. Gregory, F. Grimm, J. Guynn, B. Hales, L. Harris, R. Harrison, W. Halhaway, W. Hayes, R. Ho- well, G. Huddleslon, H. Hughes. D. Irving, J. Jablonslci, J. Johnson. M. Johnson, D. Jones, L. Jones, R. Lawson, J. Lessever, N. Lewis, VV. Lucas, M. Machen, A. Manby, J. Marshall, C. Mayo, B. Mclnnerney, D. McManus, J. McManus, A. Mc Neal, C. Melvin, J. Morlon, D. Peele, L. Pollar, D. Pilrman, M. Powell, S. Randlelr, H. Robinson, M. Rogers, E. Sadler, B. Samuel, G. Sawyer, C. Shelhorse, F. Smilh, R. Smilh, J. Slupy, J. lealord, L. Vaughan, A. Wood, M. Wood. Seczmen. . . 9th Grade HOMEROOMS 203, 304, 309, 3l4: R. Ackerman, B. Anderson, C. Balmer, V. Beasley, W. Bell, J. Berriman, E. Brislow, WI. Brown, A Bryam, G. Byrd, M. Carroll, V. Carroll, S. Cawley, B, Chappell, J. Cobb, G. Coelield, J. Coolce, P. Cox, S. Creech, C. Crocker, B Davis, C. Davis, J. Divers, J. Dunniver, D. Edwards, M. Evans, H, Fenlon, A. Foca, D. Franklin, R. Fulch, J. Gaslcins, A. Gornlo, G. Griffin, G. Harris, D. l-lipple, M. Hoplcins, B. Hopson, B. Hylfon, G. Jennings, H. Johnson, A. Jones, B. Jones, P. Jones, T. Jordan, E Keesee J King C Klugh W Kue G Lamb P Lamb A La ne M Levin C Lin o C Lon J Maddoclc, R. Mann, N. Ivlason, S. McClain, R. Meelcins, E. Miller, L. Mohre, M. Myers, S. Novak, B. Owens. P. Pappas, L. Pearce, C. Pelly, R. Pillar, H. Pollard, Posner, J. Powell, L. Price, V. Rear don, H. Reed, L. Ricrarcs, G. Ross M. Saunders, E. Smfrh, G. Smilh J. Smilh, J. Spady VV. Spruiil D. Sfeinberg, C. Slephens, M Slewarl, B. Sullon, A. Swerslcy, D Swerslcy, T. Swindell, A. Tallon, R Taylor, J. Tew, J. Tharringlon, B Toler, V. Trenlham, F. Turner, B Uplon, D. VandeRie', D. Vellines S. Wallcer, N. Wallace, C. Wafer- lield, J. Wallcins, D. Vsfalson, l Weaver, J. Whilley, D. Wicker E. Wilbon, J. Williams, D. Wilson F. Wilson, A. Wong, E, Wong, K Wong, P. Woodruff, B, Yarbrough L. Petty Ojjfcers Solbbomores Seen admnrnng one of Maurys many frophres are fhe Sophomore Class Offlcers Befsy Hopknns Pres rdenf Paul Shaprro Secrefary Bully Carfer Treasurer Mrs Meekans Class Sponsor and Glenda Wilson Vace Presadenf We fhe fuve hundred forfy sfudenfs who on Sepfember l953 banded fogefher fo form fhe sophomore class of Maury l-hgh School have had many new experiences during fhe pasf year Af flrsf we felf very unslgnnfncanf among so many upperclassmen buf soon we were nmfuafed Info fhe rufes of hugh school lufe and seffled down fo being merely sophomores Our farsf few weeks were excuflng ones We were busy geffung acguaxnfed wnfh new feachers and classmafes learmng of fhe varuous club acfrvufues and elecfmg our own class officers Fufhermore we soon found fhaf hugh school llfe IS nof all play and In order fo reach fhe goal of graduafnon un 56 nf would be necessary fo seffle down fo some hard work We were pleased fo see fhaf fhe sopho more class was represenfed by membershzp un pracfscally very club and exfra curricular acfrvrfy un school Alfhough all we planned has nof been accomplsshed we are looknng forward fo fhe fufure wrfh enfhusnasm and wnfh a defermunafnon fo make Maury a beffer place be cause we have been here I C . . : . - . . . I I - I N , , . . a 1 - . R 2- E I f . ll . 0 3 L I I I I I . ' I . . . . I 1' N-L.. fi Y HOMEROOM 4 Furs? Row Ruih Dun even Carol Fischer Mary Lewis Davis Belly Ellis Judy Douglas Second Row Jimmy Fendley Frances Facchim Frances Davis Pa? Dunbar Carolyn Dunshee Sheila Dennis Third Row Duclc Deshuelds Kennerh Eisenhower Harold Davis Ronald Filer Charles Elks Four+h Row Jamie Duren Edward Dall Tommy Dell: John Davis 2 7 Gi il Lk A H OMEROOM 2 Fnrsf Row Janice Clark Geraldine Blevins Pal Crain Ann Cafhey Second Row Peggy Cruichheld Erra Crnclcman Dolores Cullufer Mary Culchun Tuna Covolo Third Row Marion Calhey Larry Creef Lawrence Coleman George Church Max Chapman Bonnie Clarlce Fourfh Row Charles Colvard Fred Cncharz John Clarke HOMEROOM 5 Firsf Row: Ann Ross Janef Lesner Shirley Lowe Eve Lucy Dale Saranillas. Second Row: Sidney Sfevens Harold Tucker Johnny Slefanou Bobby Commodore. Third Row: Harry Williams Tommy Rue Maurice Salamonslcy Jimm Cool: Freddie Lee. Fourih Row: Sam Pannill Fred Suko . maui HOMEROOM 6 Frrsr Row June Gruhfun Frances Greene Camllle Garluso Frances Grossman S+ella Gavarxs Second Row Dana Greenberg Harrier Fulcher Peggy Fosler Frances Gray Sue Gordon Thlrd Row Maxine Gladslone Lorefra Gnb son Harry Garson Michael Gray Demse Freeman Rachel Greene Fourlh Row Henry Fullorcl Leigh Forbes Carroll Green Larry Goldfarb Kennelh Haddock Bully Gallnn Fred Forehand HOMEROOM 8 Fnrsr Row Jo Ellen Hubbard Sandra Jenlclns Terrull Hurwnlz Jerry Jowers Delores Johnson Second Row Frances Ann Jordan Mary Anne Johnson Joan Jones Marlorue Hughes Ina Ray Horron Aluce Faye Hudluns Thmrd Row Bobby Hyllon Jaclc Horgan Marlorue Kesser Sandra Klnlaw Marlon Kudd Deanna Jason Fourfh Row Ray Johnson James Keene Jnnnrme Jordan Smuffy Kughf Donald Hughes Bull Johnson Cecil Klnsey -df 117 HOMEROOM 7 Furs? Row Belly Harrrs Barbara Burlcs Ann Hall Eleanor Harper Marne Hngguns Second Row Belle Harduson Ann Hansen Sue Hand Peggy Burbage Belsy Hoplcms Sandra Hoplcms Thurd Row Gene Hauslap Bnlly Hoolc Curhs Harrison Bobby Hoggard Donald Hasknns Roberf Holland Fourlh Row Roberf Hacks Wrlluam Hnclcrnan Wullnam Harr Jack Hoplcuns ShelleyHenderson HOMEROOM 11 Fnrsl Row Dolores Everefr Sandra Lnfferal Sue Garrison Rosnlue Bohn Faye Fusensfadf Second Row James Jones Lanier Granf Elva Mae Hall Falfh O Nenll Palsy German Delores Halslead Harrell Barnes Thsrd Row Randolph Archer Tommy Acey Linwood Duggs Sam Spade Sleven Sawyer Warrlner Blevins Fourlh Row Barney Mulllcan Haywood Hall Par Mlskull Raymond Pulluann Leonard Merrnlf Donnue Jeanne++e HOMEROOM 9 Furs? Row Margarer Marden Donna Logsdon Sandra Lancasfer Maureen Luck Norma Sue Korel Second Row Nora Ann Marhena Mary Pern Lewls Marcua Lampman Nelle Laney Barbara Koonan Teddle Marry Thurd Row Armand Levy Herberf Kleun Dale Landenslage Irvln Klavan Charles Lano Fourrh Row Larry Larnberf Rex Maugans Roy Markham Lunwood Marlens Blly Mannrng Carl Mason Gallals Ma+heny Rober+ Larnbdnn HOMEROOM 16 Furs? Row Nancy Aldrldqe June Bray Joyce Beale Joanna Cafselus Jenny Carroll Second Row lv'ar4lyn Caolan Nancy Asbel Myra Bullock Duana Barlow Audrey Marne Bowen Duana Corness Thlrd Row Lena Afwood Oliver Daughdrzll Jay Whale George Ackerman Bobby Weasel Freddy Byers Frances Jordan Fourfh Row Allred Dalfon Carlron Duxon Aclry Aflc nson Harry Along Eddie Abourlllue Garrrs Perry HOMEROOM 17 Flrsl Row: Barbara McReynolcls Belly Ann Nealhery Barbara Noel Mary Newsom Par Moore. Second Row: Kalie Nibloclc Dorolhy Mehard Joan McClure Hannah Moulfhrop Ann More Thlrd Row Lewls l-laffon l-lash Sluarl Muller Fourlh Row Norman Moore Bobby Nnxon Wrlllam Oales Jaclc Cafes Ray McCoy Wnnfred McLeod Leon Morrlselle HOMEROOM 105 Fnrsl Row Shulamulh Relch Mary Jane Randolph Ruby Odendhal Ann Ramsey Beverly Ol-lagen Second Row Pal Prunhss Dorolhy Pnerce Marque Odessey Beverly Owens Ardleun Phnllrps Frances Ollley Anlomelfe Penello Thlrd Row James OLeary Mary Pare Beverly Rafal Helene Rellz Belly Paul Mary Vnrglnla Perry Rlchard Radford Fourrh Row Alfred Reid Bobby Odom Dean Parker Gerald uan'r+ John Pelrrck Burlon Riedel ,..... VHF HOMEROOM 21 Furs? Row Barbara Mallhews Saundra Wengand Carol Sanchez Carol Ledberler Connie Knapp Phyllns Dozner Mary Ellzabelh Falls Selma Asher Second Row Melvnn Sussman Johnny Slregar Eddle Warrunlon Glenn Jones Lloyd Phelps Johnny Morgan Chase R Davis Bob Avroll Third Row Bully Branche Sieve Llchlman Donald Dnxon Eldrfdge l-lerrrngfon Lefcher Cummings Slewarf Peloclc Raymond Clabough Roberl Mrnyard Fourlh Row George Brown Rrchard Wallcer Johnny Sleger Melvyn House Roberl Mlrwln l-larry Mlms Fnclh Row Edward Curchun Darnvln Marquelle HOMEROOM 112 Furs? Row Carolyn Race Pal Sawyer Geraldine Scolf Belly Lou Rhodes Margare+ Shupe Second Row Judufh Rhodes Marlene Shaddeau Dorus Sawyer Jo Anne Ryd nngsvard Shurley Sawyer Thard Row Marilyn Saunders Berry Rnchards Elaine Rose Mnldred Sawyer Belh Rufler Sarah Ssmerson Fourfh Row RaulShap1ro Gordon Sellers Asa Sanderlm Jack Sallerfhwanle Roberf Schalfner Louus Schmrdf Donald Sims Fuffn Row Al Saunders Sfanley Samuels Fred Rosenlolum HOMEROOM 111 Fnrsf Row Dolores Ann Kemp Barbara Guy Barbara Ann Glbson Srgrud Elver Be++y Lucas Second Row Jean Hal slead Lonnue Jones Tommy Keel Garland Dudley Shun Wong Befsy l-llll Thzrd Row l-lope James George Lawson Lewus Foshee Gus Karsampns Tommy Lloyd Jlmmy McDevll+ Fourfh Row Slewarf Everell Ernesl Floyd Donald l-lardy Alberl l-lolh Thomas Fenrress Phul l-lar+ Claiborne Frye HOMEROOM 113 Furs? Row Glenda Wllson Shelby Rhodes Joan Mudgeff Ina Splllca Llnda Smlrh Second Row Linda Young Jo Ann Warlord Ka+henne Sco++ Janlce Mowery Joy Sfokes Joyce Sllver Glorla Rchey Third Row John Mercer John Smulh Duvan McDaniel Cecul Morgan Gary Wasserman Rnclr Summerford Fourlh Row Kennefh Woodruff David l-lassell Leroy Perry Alan Mand Leon Sherwood, Richard Sullvan. Fifth Row: Weldon Smith, Leo Tucker Tommy B3and. HOMEROOM 114 Fursl Row Dorus Sm Th Vurg nua Slufz Anmfa S+ Claur Belly Lou Slephenson Second Row Wnlma Sfauffer Conn: Spearman Darlene Slorms Jean Smwlh Barbara Spr nqer Third Row Rchard Smllh Ray Sfallungs Ned Swanner Jese Summerlord Roberl SlreTll'z tommy S+ewar+ Fourll' Row Vernon Sykes Terry Small WW? Pfnsrfg HOMEP OOM 208 Furs? Row Barbara Brnggs Vzola r-layhursf Elsne Mae Bras well Adrzene Palmer Sano a Proclor Second Row Pauline, PoHs Ella Perry Sandra Decker Rose+'ra Pollard Barbara Foreman Wanda Porler Carol Hull Thnrd Row Rudy Parvnr' Thomas Hope Allmond Burnham Levy Radford Herberf Hoffman Roberr Cooke Fourlh Row Roberl Harris Harold Down John Burroughs Harry Traylor Berl Harrell Herberl Consolvo John Harrus Manuel Cheracles HOMEROOM 205 Furs? Row Pal Thomas Jo Taylor Jackne Walker Genenl Taylor Ann Thede Second Row Judy Upshur Frances Warren June Walson Norma Twllord Barbara Upfon Third Row Taze Thompson George Terlerlon Jules Wamger Lewns Wallon Johnny Ware Tommy Toler Pele Walker 'WM' HOMEROOM 214 Flrsl Row Beverly Cooke Ann Dearnng Alnce DeBlanc Palrncua Drake Second Row Sondra Dong Shzrley Dawson Mildred DeMarlc Carole Cullop Alnce Culp Thlrd Row Ernesl Dono van Bully Dulce Ruchard Nelms Jack Elem Wnllnam Manson George Owen Fourlh Row O C Davis Charles Davis Larry Slarnes Donald Daly Wullon Drury Monly Davis. HOMEROOM 211 Flrsl Row Mzldred W all Sandra W aver Belly Wood Helen Lea Yavner Second Row Barbara Wsllons Jo Ann Wood Pal Wnllnams Sunnyzabner Knlly Wulluams Tlnrd Row Alberl Whulley l-arry We llwerlord Kay Whale Tommy Zwemer Arlhur Weller Rus ell Wood Caleb Wlnle- HOMEROOM 301 Furs? Row Faye Barnes A'rwood Abbsll Karh erane Adams Rose Belole Gene Bayard Second Row Dolhe Bedser Joann DsSandro Pal Afwell Vnrgunua Anderson Barbara Adams Joann Baughan Third Row Lynn Balls Ra mona Barker John Beasley Roberl Ashburner Ralph Barley Leslue Beck Snowy Beery Fourlh Row Nushan Avednkuan Ronald Ballmer Donald Barker Raymond Cornellus l-lenry Bedser Roberl Adams Roland Benfon Joe Anderson mfr .JFJn.ai-4- H OMEROOM 310 Fnrsf Row Juanura Canler Mary Kay Brown :ng Laura Blessing Roberla Blankue Lrnda Ber lun Second Row Ann Bray Colleen Brinkley Ann Boggs Joan Breckenrndge Belh Brooks Phylhs Bullock Third Row Berkley Brrslow James Carroway Laurne Bradshaw Zada Capo Tommy Boolh Pal Brady Bobby Carler l:our+h Row Fosler Buyrn Bunky Calverf Rogers Bunkley Ronald Berg Jackue Carr Wellnam Carler John Carroll LATECOMERS These pupils missed fha Call for lheir own homeroom groups buf lhe pholoqrapher caughl up wilh lhem laler. Firsl Row: lla Gray, Gail Lamber+, Jane Gardner, Judy Jablonslci. Sec- ond Row: Barbara bales, Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Whilehead, Miriam Powell, Phyllis Colley. Tbrd Row: Roberl' Lawson, Judy Tealord, Pa- lricia Dralce, Carole Culkp, Belly l-lales, Leslie Fairclolh. Fourlh Row: John Ferrow, Sheppy Wilk nson. 'M Wifffii JL 4 I A L,f yn ,Q s,a l ' Winn: ,H :guggflg SQ? I Lieutemmts. . umors Juniorsl Whal magic lies in Jrhis word. Jusl one rung below our goal-gradualion and 'lhar coveled diploma. Jusl one more chance To 'rie up loose ends, +o slrenglrhen weaknesses: one more year in which 'ro prepare for 'rhe privilege and responsibilily of being seniors. A year of plans, lhen dreams come lrue. All work? Never! There's fun fo be had loo. Clubs: games: a prom in The spring! helping wilh mid-lerm gradualion exercises, llhe beller To learn how 'ro conducf our ownl, parlicipalion in all aclivilies for The prornoiion of school spirif-lhe juniors are in 'ihere fighring. Cn lo vicloryl Up we go! 'Nm ,l 'iq in X, 0 Slicks and sfones may break fheir bones bul fhe guniors keep on wi'rh class business Talking 1+ over be1ore school are lhe Junior C'ass Officers Bobby Johnson Treasurer Yvonne Mears Secre fary Larry Johnson Presidenf Jim Vermillion Vice Presidenl Miss Reina Puckelf Sponsor 'W Ili Smile prerry now, boys! Luncheon on lhe rerrace. Can-Can! HOMEROOM 2I Firsl' Row: Garland Lamberl, Ann Tefferron, Juanira Perry, Karherine Macconnell, Lesrer Twiford. Sec- ond Row: Hugh Malheny, Wyman Bailey, John lr-lolland, Arrhur Jones, Alfred l-l. Morris, Thomas Thaclcer. Third Row: John S. Evans, Allen Weber, Sam James, Larry l-lursf, Tommy Perry, Van Jones David Bonner. HOMEROOM I3 Firsr Row: Pal Anderson, Shirley Burgess, Carol Berlin, Harrier Amdurslcy, Barbara Will'ams. Second Row: Milchie Ballinger, Rae Ansel, Marqaref Barn- hill, Shirley Berger, Judy Berlin. Third Row: Evererr Amos, Eugene Bloflner, Roberf Wells, Ricnaro Burlms, Kong Arlc, Donald Reid. Fourrh Row: Roberr Barrow, Richard Barrow, Boy Barnes, Mike Lawless, Jordan Ball, Sfewarr Bennefr, Richard Balmer. Fiflh Row: Carl Balcer, William Birmingham, Jimmy l-lyllon, J. C. Welch, Thomas Beasley, Jesse McGraw. H OMEROOM 110 Firsl Row: Pauline Rolh, Dollie McDonald, Joan Howell, Carolyn Harris, Dolly Harrison, Adele Harlord. Second Row: Barbara Hudgins, Helen Hupman, Belsy Hodges, Joanne Blaikie, Barbara Horner, Anne Hinlon. Third Row: Teddy l-lunl, Jimmy Herring, Tommy Hunler, Earl David Hodor, John Zervoudakes, Selh Hodges, John Horger. Fourlh Row: Roberl Epslein, Hallah Hupman, Charles Hulchings, Bob Rosenbaum, Charlie Hearlwell, Gary Haskell, John Mills. HOMERUOM 107 Firsl Row: June Hadley, Bessie Robinson, Pal Williams, Sylvia Williams, May Wong. Mina Weiss. Second Row: Joan While, Bobbie Robin- son, Jan Caryer, Charlolle Mangum, Barbara Whill, Diddy While, Belly Anne While. Third Row: Freeman Wilder, Belly Whilehursl, Joan Clay, Ann Willis, Vivian Websler, Molly Work-A man, Belly Walkins. Fourlh Row: Bill While, Ellioll Young, Allan Zeno, John Whilehursl, Earle While, William Wood, Eddie Coleman, Ronnie Zedd. Fillh Row: Richard Nagy, Ray Winslead, Ray Wilkinson, Lee Wilkinson, Johnnie Slowe. HOMEROOM 115 Firsl Row: Carolyn Parker, Belly Quidley, Mari- lynon Popkin, Dorolhy Pill, Joan Ramage. Sec- ond Row: Amelia Burrus, Belly Renn, Carolyn Parsons, Diana Plower, Joan Phelps, Elsie Pekar- sky. Third Row: Alberl Cadarel, Billy Buck, Harlee Pale, Anne Chrislopher, Mary Anne Caddell, Lorella Comess, Jimmie Brock, Frankie Powell. Eourlh Row: Marvin Brooks, Dick Cake, Hansel Price, Donald Robinson, Jerry Callee, Ted Perry, Alvin Owens, Melvin Radin. .gn ' I ll! ll ' ,ff-'gg l Help! Don r save me! Wl'1a'r's Huis, a riof? Tele a lefe. HOMEROOM 206 Firsf Row: Beffy Morriselfe, Barbara Newfonl Jane Lewis, Carole Milholland. Second Row: Richard Wedeman. Glenn Maffhews, Zane Curchin, Roger Rue, Jimmie Della. HOMEROOM 204 Firsf Row: Lou Liverman, Alice Consolvo, Mireille Kamen, Ph llis Langsfon, Velma Cooke. Second Row: Clwarlorle Machen, Ann Lucy, Inga Kuun, Kerry Marlens, Lois Kiff, Libby Holland. Third Row: Richard Dowdy. Samuel Shapiro, Peggy Weisiqer, Nancy Harmon, Wilma Bradford, Tommy Ham- mond. Fourlln Row: David Barlow, Pefer Schenlcman, Allan Douqhfy, Bruce Savage, Wilson Craddoclc. HOMEROOM 209 Firsl Row: Pal Twilord, Belly Slrohm, Dol Taylor, Belly Slone, Rivelle Swarlz. Second Row: Suzanne Slirling, Kay Walker, Nancy Taylor, Rae Walker, Anne Wallon. Third Row: Kennelh Thomas, Richard Thompson, John Rose, Harry Tail, Gilberl Walker, Leslie Friedman, Roberl Joyner. Fourlh Row: Bill Thompson, Leonard Vining, Emerson Walden, Eddie Cooke, Jim Vermillion, Perer Speighr, Bobby Walson, Roy Ward. Fillh Row: Dan Black, Arnold Block, Karl Slevens, l-lugh McNeal, Bobby Slewarl. HOMEROOM 207 Firsl Row: Joyce Silcoll, Maris Smifh, Ellen Robin- son, l-larriel Seidman, Kale Ewing. Second Row: Cynlhia Slavin, Marsha Saunders, Meriam Sawyer, Nellie Bosnighl, Ada Rubin, Connie Rhodes. Third Row: Edward Davis, Kenny Sellers, Ray Scarborough, Sylvia Rhodes, Johnny Brannon, Reed Rue, Norman Siegel. Fourlh Row: Jerry Shelzlield, Buddy Sanders, Allen Marrinson, Lavelie Sawyer, Sidney Slavin, Roiberl' Grahl, Roberl l-layes, Melvin l-lughes, Eugene Bryan. HOMEROOM 2I0 Firsl' Row: Joanna Benlley, Mary Ellen Sfubbs, Pal Allbrooks, Ea Johnson, Virginia Miller. Second Row: Lona Sherrick, Eleanor Monger, Frances Eairclolh, Belly Cullen, Yvonne Mears, Rosemarie Kelly. Third Row: Richard Wallace, Billy Carver, Roberf l-lodges, Jane. Richardson, Beverly Sandiler, Waller Mehard, Lendsey Gardner. Eourlh Row: Roberf Smilh, George Guillol, George Jones, Larry More, Tommy Dilday, Johnn l-lilfon, Joe Augusline. Fiffh Row: Gene Callis, Phil Horner, Tommy Marshall, Neal Cox, Charlie Weaver, Burl Ashman, John Small, Jean Mauchighian. Sixlh Row: Edward Hyman, Harvie Jones. rnaboul is fair play-af leasl, in lhe Commodore belles keep kni++ing needles Fads and fashions of '54 included knee of lhe girls who have borrowed +he acfive wiih argyles' high socks in all colors and alfernsl - P boys' monog ra m sweale rs! HOMEROOM 2I6 Firsl Row: Shirley King, Eihel Jarrod, Pai Jennings, LoreHa Josephson, Ann Burroughs, Jessica Joyner. Second Row: Rober+ Kingrey, Charles Jackson, Don James, Jimmy Keller, Arlhur Kirsch.Rober+ Hyd- inger. Third Row: John Davis, Peggy Davenporl, Peggy Foshee, Phil Joynes, Carolyn Jones, Lloyd Allen, Jazania Herbert Four+h Row: Harold Juren, Alion Edwards. George Jenkins, Larry Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Darien Daughfrey, Aubrey Chiffy, Norman Goodwin. HOMEROOM 2I2 Firsi Row: Ann l-lagood, Gayle Gosey, Roxanne Teaford, Peggy Lou Gray, Connie Ga++uso, Nikki Forchas. Second Row: Diana Grillo, Sue Grubbs, Joan Godwin, Dixie Wilkins, Nora Gray, Anne Acka- way, Madeleine Frosf. Third Row: Eugene Fenfress, Melvin Williams. Jerry Goldman, Toadie Guy, Luiher Richardson, David Gregory. Fourlh Row: Donald Gwin, Nancy l-lalslead, Frances Gilliam, Griggs, Joyce Poole, Ted Galanides, Joseph ri in. HOMEROOM 3 I 5 Firsl Row: Charlene Carr, Margarel Rudiger, Yvonne Brighl, Kay Moseley, Barbara Moore, Pal Olivares. Second Row: Ph Ilis Mehard, Mildred Nichols, Edilh Murray, Elizabelh Miller, Frankie McLemore, Barbara Jones, Edna Rose Neighbors. Third Row: Douglas Mclleynolds, Evelyn Nelligar, Carolyn Reel, Ann Meador, Norma Brown, Shirley Prilchard, June Moore, Sl. Elma Norlh. Fourlh Row: Linwood New- lon, Carnie Ambrqe, Kennelh Miller, Nick Mihalas, James Canlarella, Arnold Jay Carmel, Frankie Myers, Roberl Carroll. HOMEROOM 308 Firsl row: Nancy Overlon, Barbara Jones, Bessie Banks, Carol Tucker, Teddy Slerling, Pal Twilord. Second Row: George Pelers, Bill Carraway, Chuck Walls, Howard Bealon, Kurl Berggren, Bill Walker. Third Row: Ted Baker, Belsy Lanier, Charlie Slring- lellow, Jimmy Friend, Eugene Royall, Joseph Pralls, Mary Moore. Fourlh Row: Charles Milchell, John Wade, Claudia Parker, Roberla Smerdon, Palsy Wilson, Joe Meekins, Eddie Plaehler. HOMEROCM 3I6 Firsl Row: Belly Ann While, Belly Rae While, Barbara Lowe, Pal McKown, Arlene Sumerlin. Sec- ond Row: Pal Leake, Shirley Maxwell, Eleanor Mark- ham, Jane Mallory, Barbara Malhews, Bellie Lillle. Third Row: Billy Lane, Mary Lawrence, Eileen Lillle, Jo Anne Mann, Audrey l-leckerl, Jean Powers, Eugene Lisler. Fourlh Row: Bucky Parker, Millon Law, George Wall, Earl Lilllelon, Charles Marcus, Irwin Kroskin, Saul Leibowilz, Rocco Lassiler, George Korahoes. Fillh Row: James Wall, Clillord Reming- lon. v fl! ,wi-If Commanders. . G . . Seniors e , Q 5 ' 5 3 i f I ig I , I ,,V. , V 2 I I I I ' I f LJ 5. I I fi I ,fs vi i f T, 2 A - ff,,'. .-1, I I I WW .ff i JANUARY SENIOR OFFICERS I954 V i 5 I .i Virginia PoweII, Vice-Presidenfq Jimmy Lawson, Rresidenfj Jean I-IoIIingsworIIi,Treasurer: and Norma Arringfon, Secrefary. JUNE SENIOR OFFICERS I954 Denys Oranf, Treasurer: Bunfing Brown, Presidenfq Tommy ConnaIIy, Vice-President Mrs. Louise Adkins, CIass Spon- sor, seafed, Jackie Gilbert Secrefary. I if YT Firsr honor graduare of lhe l954 February class was Marjorie Thumm, a General B sludenl. Marjorie gradualed wilh a 95 650 average for her lhree years al Maury Belly Lou Bradley wulh an average of 94 950 became +he second honor graduale of 'rhe February class as well as winner of The Sons ol rhe Amerucan Revolullon Medal for good crhzenshup Eleanor Marne Daugherly was 'rhe February class s fourrh ranlcnng honor graduale wnfh an average of 92 700 The +hnrd honor graduale was Jo Anne Mccarlhy who rnarnralned an average of 92 950 UNE HO OR GRAD ATES V' The valediclorian ol The June gradualing class was Tarnra Cooper wilh a 97.l8l average for her worlc al Maury. 3. Richard Robins was Ihe salula- Our of The sixly Three honor Iorian of 'rhe I954 gradualing graduares Agngg Chandler class. l-le mainlained an average ranked rrrrrd Wirh an average or Ol 96.l5D. 95 523 Mariory Bryum Gloria Caplan Mary C. Nolley Martin Mand Margarel Popeioy Jacqueline Wrlghl Spiros Coulavas Thomas Connally Ann Wallcer Donald Downs Rulh Johnslon Gregory I-lood . Jane Bowden Thomas Saunders Beverly Burgess John I-'larrfson Nancy Grirfin Virgnia l'lorgef Norma Taycr Richard Brown ,WF I A A I 95.50 James Rally 95.l3l Mary Dulfal 95.05 Jean I-ludgins 94.95 Waller lnloggard 94.8l Ralricia Claybough 94.72 Elizabelh Johnson 94.58 Slephen Legum 94.57 Gail Rubin 94.42 Belly Wilcher 94.42 Arrhur Old 94.23 Jean Morrow 94.l4 Pearl Kile 94.l4 Gail Morgan 94,I4 William Wedeman 94.ll Nan Brimmer 94,08 Sallie l-lughes 93.60 Belly l-lunl' . . 93,56 Mary Whilley 93.50 Merle Kreger 93.I6 Mary Carpenrer i 93. I 5 93.40 93.03 92.88 92.84 92.76 92.75 92.73 92.68 92.65 92.63 92.55 92.47 92.23 92.00 9I.95 9I.90 9I.85 9 I .8I 9I.72 Douglas I-logg Joan Hopewell Alice Kfrwan Marrha Albano Charles Murphy Marsha Murphy Mary Jarnerson David Boone John Groobey . Elizaberh Gallop Sarah Sfvills Jaclc Bryanf Richard l-larlman Richard Clay . Nancy Everelr Arlene Berman . Barbara Bloodgood Joyce l-lawlcins , . Jay Barr . .. C 9 I .66 9 I .57 9 I .48 9 I .45 9 I .26 9 I .26 90.80 90.66 90.65 90.62 90.6I 90.56 90.4l I 90.40 90.27 90.25 90.24 90.23 90.04 SENIOR S BERNICE JOAN ABECASIS Abbey Student Nurses Club, French Club, Spanish Club. June. Lan- guage. HARVEY 195 WILLIAM NAIME ABOURJILIE ApplejeIly Key Club, School Photographer January. General. June. General. ALBANO Future Leaders AKERS Dot Club. June Track T ra ANN ALPHIN Dee News Repre :ce Presudent of ss Leaders of America Student Government June General Room Commo V PHOTIOS ANTHONY Golden Greek Monogram Club Baseball Team June Language Cheerleader Home Room C ub JAMES BELMONT ARCHER Inn Chorus June General SENIOR S ROBERT LEWIS ARMACOST, JR. Robert Track Team. June. General. NORMA JANE ARRINGTON Norma Dramatic Club,School Spirit Com- mittee, Minstrels, Homeroom Representative, Secretary of Sen- ior Class, Chorus. January. Gen- eral. Track Team AUSTIN Chorus School Spirit News and an uary ID BARR a of Key Club Span Government Mmstrels Chair ory Board June Language SYLVIA JEAN BASHARA Sylvza Dramatic Club Minstrels Maury News Representative January General ATWOOD Government. General ORLANDO June CAROLE ELIZABETH BAUGHAN Carole Future Business Leaders of America June Business SENIOR S BEVERLY BAXTER Ben Chorus French Club Offnce Assnstant Student Government School Spent Commuttee Jan uory General HOWARD Football T WILLIAM LEE BEASLEY B1 ly Track Team January General BEECHAM Bond June Gen BECK Becky une General GTG BELSHA Usher Band Busmess ARLENE HARRIET BERMAN Arlene Art Club Maury Bam Literary Socuety French Club June Lan guage l 5 BELOTE Jumor June General WILMA French Club Socnety Juni ALEXANDER RUDOLPH BERRY R udw Football Basketball Tenms Monogram Club June General SENIOR S CHARLES WILLIAM BEST, JR. Charlie Junior Varsity Football, Track Team, Monogram Club, West Hi-Y, Junior Class Representa- tive. June. Language. J une General BIGGS June BIRSCH HI Y June MARION L. BEST Dennie Future Business Leaders of America. June. General. ss Leaders of 5 52 June BIGGS June DAVID Dlstributive Club WILLIAM JACKSON BLAKE Jack HIY School Spirit Committee June Business June SHIRLEY ANNE BLANKS Boots Future Business Leaders of America Student Government June Business SENIOR S BARBARA ANN BLOODGOOD Barbze Maury Bam Literary Socuety French Club Home Room Repre sentahve June Language ANN snap if aa if W Chorus June ri? ref Y V4 gigs? Y Ag ff fig? Sgr 5, W 3? RWE sf gwkfgjlfg fwfr M if r li 15' 5 DEN M far Q. 'La Cheerlea I Spam Com ml ee pamsh Club 54 Co Stal? June Langua ,L 8 46 ,EKU BRADLEY ffm! in B0op1e swzfmnager of 54 Com Qqdent Government 885001, Junnor Usher YTeens January General WILLIAM EARL BRANNON Babe June General 195 JOYCE BISHOP BLOOM Joyce Maury News French Club Com modore Rrepresentahve June Language BOONE BOYD Chorus y News Future Amernca French June General ALBERT West Chapler June OLA FRANCES BRANTLEY Franlue Y Teens Art Club June General E IORS JAMES THOMAS BREWEP Tommy MCQIC Club Dramahc Club Jan uary General VIRGINIA Halma MHNKIEY Gzniyf-'ll Ari Club June zhyjihggi. 15 -V5 EMI JAMES fROCK WH West Chapin? girly, June Gen era RICHARD CQLEMAN BROWN Dick Band, xby Club Maury Baan SOCIQW Johnslon HIY I nml HELENE DORIS BROWNSON Helene l'-Iench Club Mmstrels Lnbrary Asslslant June Language NAN RAE BRIMMER Nan Presldent of Art Club Maury Bam Lllerary SOCIGTY YTeens Inter Club Councll Spanlsh Tour noment June General DONALD I-EE BMTTINGHAM Donald Band, Orchestra January BusI 11,55 JULIUS L. wlfmlic BROWN Www PresIden1of ore Junnor and SenIor Clank, Vnce PresI dent of Chorwi, Track Team Monogram CNE ne General WINIFRED AFM: WWN Rudi' Ofllce Assnstant 5ecr414fy f Future Buslneii Loudon of Amernca June General EUNICE OREAN BRUCE Orean YTeens Fulure Nurses Club Chorus June Language SENIOR S JACK RYLAND BRYANT Jack School Spirit Committee, Wres- tling Team. June. General. Junior Usher ing January MARY BURNS Chorus Spur: ANN BYERS IZ MARJORIE ANN BYRUM Margie President of Chorus Band Vice president of lnterClub Council Future Business Leaders of America Bible Club June Bus: ness 19 ROSALIND MARIE BRYANT 'tRosalind Co-editor of '54 Commodore, Secretary of Chorus, Minstrels, Secretary of Inter-Club Council, Y-Teens. June, Business. BURGESS Club YTeens Staff Junior Committee JOAN BUZZY Bible Educa tion Club General PEGGY Distributlve June Wll.l.lAM CANNON B1 Monogram Club Football Team Basketball Team January Gen eral SENIOR S GLORIA CAPLAN Glorza Student Government Maury News Dramatic Club Maury Baan Lnterary Socnety Future Nurses Club June Language JOEL CARY CARLSO 195 CHARLIE ALLEN CAPPS Charlze Intramural Bowlmg Junior Usher January General Home Room Chorus Jumor Club Dramatic June Club June Lan January JEAN CARTER CHARLES DAVID CARTWRIGHT Charles June General .any ARROLL Januar GLORIA Future Bus: Amernca PHYLLIS ESTELLE CARTWRIGHT Phyllis June Business SENIOR S AGNES ELIZABETH CHANDLER ..Ag., Damatic Club, Y-Teens, Secretary of French Club, Student Govern- ment, Commodore Staff. June. Language. JACK Maury News Home R hve Student Y Teens s Lead ers of Business ALLAN CLAY Dick Club Councnl of West HnY THOMAS ROYAL COCKE Tommy Junior Varsity Football June Busnness 19 JEAN ETTE CHAPMAN lvur1vIlc Future Business Leaders of America. June. Business. CHESNUT Ulu Chorus Dance ne Language CLARK uture Orchestra Y Teens MARVIN Johnston H1 Y ment SANDRA JEAN COFIELD Sumfx YTeens School Spnrut Commnt tee June General SENIOR S NOAH RALPH COHEE R0c'ke,v June. General. 19 ALAN BENTLEY COMESS Burch Maury News. June. General. NATHANIEL THOMAS dent of News, Stucle ball. June. Hi-Y, Student C n Future dent COOK .a, Stu General. 1445 -f-. .li COOPER umm of Maury reasurer June. GUY ROBERT COPELAND UGNYH Band, Orchestra, Johnston Hi-Y. Ji. June. General. lf . 04' lv fY' Future Club, BETTY Future T Minstrels, guage. CONNOR COOPER French Student RONALD ANDREWS CORN ER Ronald J une. General. SENIOR S MARY JEAN COTTON Poodles Future Business Leaders of America Y Teens Mmstrels Commodore Representatuve Dramatlc Club June Buslness wmum mgwmmr B Spanish Club 'vt imjune General like F SQQW Aa A, ggigzfg iaggf-gf: Lied J 4 Ye ,gimp , K atflgzfff at gt OSS Spamsh ll xl eens June J General 11 11? 3 X. 4 429' fr 4-97 Lwfgg HPI 54 Hi lr 'il WW Qflqif EW F 5 My fr s f fe? ii 2 GENE DABNEY Q if eaches 5, if f W ,f gr ey! ROBERT FRANKLIN DAILEY Bobby Dramatnc Club June General L K SPIROS DENNIS COUTAVAS Sprczlu Student Government Student Councnl June Language ERANK M CRAIG 4 I Mme General PAUL Mlfmiw cnoss Paul June Generdl. LELIA PATRICIA DAII. a Y Teens Home Room Represent ahve Student Goveimment, F ture Busmess Leaders of Amenca June Busnness DOROTHY PATRICIA DANIELS ar Dustrnbutuve Education Club June General SENIOR S JEMIMA FRANCES DANIELS Frances Dramatic Club, Office Assistant, Y-Teens. June. General. ELEANOR MARIE DAUGHERTY Hpnsyu Future Business Leaders of America. January. Business. SUZANNE DAVIS School Spirit Business June. PETER Chorus Gen era LEE DIVERS ss Leaders DONALD LEE DOWNS Donny West HiY Chorus Key Club Student Government June Lan guage French Club, Club, Treasurer Home Room Art Club, Y- Spirit Committee, Commit- January CAROL rchestra Society Y T Leaders ness HARRY NEWBILL DOYLE JR Harry Chorus Band June General SENIOR S MARY ELIZABETH DUVAL Betty Chorus Mmstrels Dramcmc Club French Club Maury News Stu dent Government Home Room Representatlve School Snnrnt Commnttee Electrons Commnttee YTeens June Language ELVA LEE DYSON Eh I1 Lee Home Room Representatnve Student Government Maury News June General LOUIS EATON Monogram ernment Vlce trlbuhve General EDWARD J u ne ,KJ Football Monogram Club Johnston HIY nent January EDWARDS Ba se uv a Genera 'gg--nv 2' inf ffl ABBOTT ELLIS Bob MARY GWYER ENNIS Mary YTeens French Club School Splrlt Commnttee Future Nurses Club Home Room Representa tlve June General DAVID Mlnstrels JACQUELINE G ESNEAULT Jackze June General SENIOR S SUE HUME ESSLINGER Susie Art Club June General HUGH BENNETT EVANS ugh Maury News June Gmggnfl JACQUELNE Gale Evsnerr lackie rchestra, Future Busmess Lead ers of America, Maury Bam l-Iterdry Society June Business Jain CARDELL FALLIN Joan Ftlivfe fausiness Leader of America 'YTeens June General NANCY CARLENE FLOYD Nancy Chorus Red Cross Club Mun strels Home Room Representa tlve Student Government June Language GLORIA JOAN EVANS G 0 June General W HANCHE EVANS RLIIIIHII Charts! 4838 General '31 NAHW QZHQEVERETT kiwwgr School Spitif lttee Maury News Matvry 52311 Llterary So clety Y Teens fifht Language MARCIA FREE 6121336 French Club Movqtfgdih June Language .IOAN FOCA Joan January Busmess SENIOR S CHARLES H FORBES Sonny Monogram Club Football Team Mnnstrels January General January Club Lnerary So clety Representa GAIDOWSKI Educatuon Club WILLIE MATHEW GARDNER B1 Buble Club Bond Chorus June General , .. I . . I - tive, Spanish Tour- nc .. .HU l I 1 - - Future Nurses SENIOR S DIANE ALICE GENOPOLIS Diane Future Business Leaders of America, Bowling League, Y' Teens, Red Cross Club, School Spirit Committee, Chorus. June. General. JACQUELINE RUTH GILBERT Student ury News, Chorus ior and Business June. 195 HERBERT GORDON GILBERT Blondie June. Language. GIMBERT Home Room Rep- . General. Football C ub Treas Com modore General BETHANY GRAY Norma EVELYN RUTH GREER Ltelyn Y Teens Future Business Leaders of America Bible Club Maury Bain Literary Society June Bust ness GRAY January SONYA Dramatic Club OFFice MARGARET LEE GREGGS Maggze Future Business Leaders of America Future Nurses Club Student Government Maury News YTeens June General SENIOR S ROY THOMAS GREGORY Tommy Track Team Monogram Club June General GWENDOLYN ANNE GRIFFIN Gwen YTeens Future Nurses Club Maury News Jdmikfzry Gqngral GRILLO uture Leaders of Busnness JEAN GROSS Club June ANTHONY RALPH HAGE Tony Chorus. June. Language. GLORIA ANNE GRIFFIN Glorza Vnce Pres1dentofY Teens Maury News January General NANCY BELL GRIFFIN Nancy the Commo Chorus Fu of Amerlca Stu Pomt System Committees June Lan JOHN GROOBEY ootball rack Team Basketball Monogram C ub General BARBARA Student Bus: ness Leaders uary. ELIZABETH ANN HALE B4'llj ' Maury News, Y-Teens, Maury Bain Literary Society, Future Teachers of America. June. Gen- eral. SENIOR S GLORIA JUNE HALSEY Gloria June. Language. KENNETH RA Kenny Monogram Club Track Team June BILLIE January June General JAMES RICHARD HART Jimmy Presndent of Johnston Hn Y Golf Team Home Room Representa tnve Tumlolmg Team Bowlmg League Mmstrels Student Coun cul June General 1- Y CC.. -Q, Gi BETTY LEE HANBURY Bunny Future Business Leaders of America, Commodore Represen- tative. June. Business. HARRIS Busmess Leaders Business HARRIS aury Home R June HENRY Band Orchestra June General JOYCE AILEENE HAWKINS Joyce School Splnt Commattee Future Busuness Leaders of Amernca YTeens Student Government Commodore Representatuve June Buslness SENIOR S A rlene June. General. Future Bus: Amernca uture A 19 JOHN AUSTIN HERBERT John Hi-Y. June. Language. HINKLE Leaders of Repre Busnness H LL oem General HOCK est Hn Y Team HOFFLER Ann Educatnon Club WALTER CLYDE HOGGARD Walter Band Johnston HnY Student Government Orchestra June Language 31-Q June DOUGLAS ment HI Y Presude t o of HI Y Art Club Language President of n JEAN MARIE HOLLINGSWORTH .lean Chorus Home Room Representa tnve Treasurer of Semgr Class January Language S IOR RICHARD L. HOLLOMON Dick January. General. 19 GLORIA JANE HOLLOWELL 'iGl0ria June. General. Band ernment June June L HUBARD Representahve Staff Spannsh Team Chorus uve en ture T Language JEAN aury News HORGER Represenfa u Club Fu June Band ALICE GLYNN HUGHES Bunny January General CHARLES STEVENSON HUGHES III Chuck January General SENIOR S SALLIE ANN HUGHES Sallie President of Future Nurses Club, Treasurer of Y-Teens, Commo- dore Staff, Maury Bain Literary Society, Interclub Council, Stu- dent Government, Nurse's As- sistant. June. General. WILLIAM Bdnd, Mlm: Une .IAMISON Bobby Football Team Home Room uary an guage NANCY JO JENNINGS Nan Future Nurses Club Future Busn ness Leaders of America June General 19 BETTY JANE HUNT '-Red Y-Teens, Future Business Leaders of America. June. Business. In Basketball Team, Monogram Club. :ll JAMES Future Nurse s slstant Future Bust s of America Business CHARLUTTE SUE JETT Sm Future Teachers of America Spanish Club Y Teens Maury News June General SENIOR BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON Bunny Secretary-Treasurer of Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Maury Bain Literary Society, Moury News, Home Room Representative, Stu- dent Government, Spanish Club. June General 195 ELIZABETH PATTON JOHNSON Betty Commodore Staff, French Club, Y-Teens, Junior Usher, Home Room Representative, School Spirit Committee. June. Lan- guage. MARY Student Council Room Usher June RUTH Mmstrels I Club Junior Future Track Team JANIE JONES President Educa Teachers Commo dore Spirit Com mittee LEE JONES tion Club Repre sentative KENNETH Student Govern SAMUEL DUNN JUDGE Sam Band June General June JACQUELINE ELIZABETH KEEN ER Jackie Co Captain of Cheerleaders Mmstrels Maury News Student Government School Spirit Com mittee Home Room Representa tive Red Cross Representative June General SENIOR S JOHN LEONARD KING John January. General. PEARL Y-Teens. June. Future Leaders of Future Nurses Club, Stat T. June. SUE KREGER Club, Treas- urer eachers of Ameri- ca, Dramatic Club, French Tour- nament. June. Language. AIMI KUNN Half-pint Home Room Representative, Y- Teens, Spanish Club, Maury News Representative, June. Lan- guage. ls . 4 4 Qs, ALICE ANN KIRWAN A nn Chorus, Student Government, Y- Teens, Maury Bain Literary So- ciety, Spanish Tourncment. June. General. KOLANTIS Tony r KREGER Team General Band, Orchestra. June. General. JOHN GALLOWAY LAMBERT John Chorus, Hi-Y, Monogram Club June. General. Spi it Committee. SENIOR S ROBERT LOUIS LAMPROS Bob Football Team, Wrestling Team, Monogram Club. January. Gen- eral. JAMES A Football Tea Track Team Presndent of uary General JANE Com m od Bowlmg Usher Red Cross Future Business of Amerlca June LEGUM NANCY JANE LITTLE Jane Future Business Leaders of America January Business EMERALD JO LAWRENCE .,J0,, Cheerleader, Student Govern- ment, School Spirit Committee, Commodore Staff, Junior Usher, Art Club. June. General. LEDBETTER 13 West Hu Y Jumor Usher JL. SARAH Vnce President of News Rel era VIRGINIA ANN LITTON Gmny Captaln of Cheerleaders Home Room Representatwe Student Government Maury News Rep resentatlve June General SENIOR S CHARLES DAVID LOONEY Charles Johnston Hi-Y. June. General. REX June. General. June an l' an 19 MELVIN HILTON LUCY Capt11ir1 Band. June. General. GARY MAND News, Junior Q-1,4 MARTIGANI BARBARA ANN MATTHEWS Bobble Presldent of Buble Club Future Business Leaders of Amernca Chorus Home Room Representa tnve January Busuness ANTON A N June FRANCES Future Bus: Ameruca JAMES McCLENDON MATTHEWS Jmzmy Band June General SENIOR S MARY STOUGH MAYOU ..Mary,, Y-Teens, Home Room Represen- tative, Secretary of Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. June. Business. RICHARD 'Mac Monogram Club H-Y. June. ELIZABETH Y-Teens, Staff, School Spirit Dra- matics Club Span- ish T Band. June. General. THOMAS MERRITT Tommy Home Room Representative. Jan- uary. General. 19 JO-ANNE ELIZABETH MCCARTHY Jo-Anne French Club, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Interclub Council. Jan- uary. Language. MEADS Club, Football T Gen- eral. MARIAN KA F u tu re B America, Assistant, Commodore Staff. Jan uary. Business. NORMA LEE MEYER Teeny January. General. SENIOR S PHYLLIS MAE MILLER P zz Bowling League Commodore Staff Future Busnness Leaders of America June Busmess MERLE JOYCE MOODY French Club sentatuve sentatlve Teens School June VERNON CECIL MILLIGAN Vernon June General MOORE Government General ALBERT Tennns T General ORGAN January Lan ELEANOR JEAN MORROW Eleanor Bible Club, Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent of Maury Bain Society, Stu- dent Government, Commodore Staff. June. Language. Y Teens Commo dore Staff ep sentatave NAN French Club Com mnttee Home tlve, guage. RONALD LEE MORTON 'ACIif7 Baseball Team, Football Team, Basketball Team. June. General. SENIOR S DONALD DREWRY MUNDEN Donald Dustrlbutlve Educatuon Club June General Dnstrnbutuve June l MURRAY January Dot MARSHA ANN M Ban era DORIS CECELIA MURDEN Orchestra Future Business Lead ers of Amerlca June Business URPHY Home Dramatnc ker Y Teens I Speak for De June an MYERS June Gen ALBERT NAGY Bzlly SARA ANN NELSON -asallyu Band, Orchestra June General ERNEST Amateur Club Band June General JAMES ARTHUR NEWBERN, JR. Jimmy H H srr H H lr E? HT I ' u est. . L d, . . - - I. , ,gf SENIOR S RICHARD LEE NEWTON Dick June. General. ROSE MARIE NIXON Future Bus: America S YTeens Maury Plng Pong General NORRIS and J June Gen era ODOM cuety Y rses Club Art ser MICHAEL GRIEN O NEILL Mike Band Golf Team Mmstrels School Spmt Commnttee June Language 19 MARY ELIZABETH NICHOLS Lizzie June. Business. MARY CAMPBELL NOLLEY 54 Commodore Student YTeens Spanlsh 1 Commmee NOVAK qury Club Dra matlc Club Club June General ARTHUR '14 78? Q-1 4-P' Junnor Usher Ol' Football Team 51 52 MARIA COSTAS ORFANEDES Mary Student Government Maury News Representatnve June BUSI ness SENIOR S DONALD LEE ORR Donald June General Future Busln Ameraca Ju MARY School Com modore Busmess Leaders June Bus: ness PAYNE JR Basketball Team Monogram Club Representatnve June Lan guage JOSEPH DELANO PIERCE Joseph ,ag Band Orchestra Mnnstrels June General of . . -, , . ,, , I , I I ' 1 SENIOR S ELSIE WOOD PITTS Elsie Chaplain of Y-Teens, Home Room Representative, Student Govern- ment, Commodore Staff. Jan- uary. Business. Chorus, Y-T Club. June. Senior Class, Leaders nguage. PRITCHARD Band. June. General. MARY LOUISE QUALLS iiMaryii Home Room Representative, Commodore Representative Office Assistant, Future Business Leaders of America. June. Busi- ness. BARBARA LEE GAY POND Penny Bible Club, Band. June. Lan- guage. YNN POPKIN Marilynnn LEE PRIBBLE Futu Leaders of Room Repre- Language. Track arsity Basketball Team, Home Room Representative. January. Gen- eral. IDA MAE QUESEN BERRY Ida Chorus, Future Nurses Club, Y- Teens, Commodore Representa- tive. June. General. E IDRS NANCY MORRISETTE Nancy Bend, Orchestra, Student Gov- ernment, Vice President of Y- Teens. June. Language. 195 RALPH EPLING RAWLES, JR. A rchie Junior Usher. June. General. CAMILLA ANN REDD F utu re Bu sin America, Y-T ness. Track Chorus West Club June REID ness Leaders Business. FRANK HI Y Junior Team June OBINS ROBERT WARREN ROBINSON Bobby June General Y if +1 ,egg CHARLES Monogram earn Wrestling ROBERT MCLEIGH ROBINSON Robert January General SE IOR S RONNIE LEE ROSENTHAL Rose Chorus, Wrestling Team, Drama tic Club, Minstrels. June. Gen eral. LORETTA ANN SALMONS Student News Future Bus: America. West Hi- General. SAUNDERS, III ommy Team, Basket Language. BARBARA ANN SAWYER '-Bobby Distributive Education Club. June. General. 1954 GAIL MICHAEL RUBIN Squirt Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Tennis Team. June. Language. BARBARA ELISSA SARANILLAS ss Leaders of Team, Min- Representative. Teachers of America, ury News Club. January. GARDNER January. RICHARD HOLMES SCARBOROUGH DiCkie Student Government, Home Room Representative. June. Lan- guage. SENIUR S RUTH ELAINE SCARBOROUGH Elaine Y-Teens, Maury Bain Literary Society, French Club, Chorus, School Spirit Committee. June. Language 95 LEROY SEELEY Leroy January. General. 79 SEYMORE Minstrels General ness Leaders of Business SHIFLETT Club Jan Band uary SIVILLS Sarah rench Club School School Spirit June Teens Dra Language KAY MASON SMILEY Kay Commodore Representative Maury News Representative Home Room Representative June Business General BRUCE SMITHWICK Bruce Johnston HuY Mnnstrels Maur News Representative Hom Room Representative June General SENIOR S FREDERICK DOSIA STALLINGS Freddy June. General. Band, TON EMAN Vice Buble Club June. CARLISLE STUTZ Sonny General. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SUMMERS Frank Band, Orchestra, Student Gov- ernment, Johnston Hi-Y, June, Language. BETTY LOU STAYLOR Betty Lou January. Business. STEWART argaref' STROUD Band GEORGE Band, ELSIE RUTH SWINDELL El,x'ie ' Maury News Representative. January. General. SENIOR S HAZEL ANN TAFT Boots Distributive Education Club. June. Business. NORMA ANNE TAYLOR Norma President nn chief of Governme Secreta ry Presudent Bam Lnterary -...O 19 WILLIAM LOFTHUS TAGG Bill West Hi-Y, Track Team, Student Government. June. General. TAYLOR Pot January General June uture ess Leaders of June Busn orus lbutlve General Club Dns Club June N THUMM Junuor GERALD Room Representa Mmstrels Commnttee Pomt System Commattee January General Track Tea E IORS HOWARD JOHN TOMLINSON III Monk Monogram Club Football Team Track Team January General MARGERY ELLEN TOPPER Marsha Maury News French Club June Language BARBARA ANN TUCKMAN JOHN Chorus Track era Maury Baan Lnter News Maury French Football General UTTLE JR Chorus TYREE JR Albert Y Junior Usher CLYDE Dnsfrlbuhve terclub June ANN CAROL WALKER Ann Cheerleader Maury News Repre sentatuve Student Government Elections Committee Commodore Staff June Language FRANCES JANE WALLACE French Club Representative Junior PHILIP u n I . , I I I SENIOR S PATRICIA ANN WARRINER a Commodore Representahve Maury News Represenfahve Future Busmess Leaders of Ameruca YTeens June Busmess Buble Club WILLIAM WESTLEY WEDEMAN B1 FooIbaIlTeam Track Team June General WHEELER WHITE ELLIOTT Treasurer Spamsh un WHITLEY eezle Secretary of Y of Dramahc Government ofAmeru ca June Busmess Cub NORMAN Dnstrnbu June hve SENIOR S CAROLE SUE WILLIAMS Carole YTeens Bowlung League June General Rf. 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OLIVER Sarah Suvrlls Merle Moody Mary C Nolley and Agnes Chandler loolc muqhly happy as Ihey order Wrll see all Iheur fruends here be srdes gelhng delrcsous food and qurclc servrce CECIL BEAUTY SALON KATHRYNE L PARSONS Propruelor Phone 2 2468 All Branches of Beauly Culfure Place ls Chosce Where Qualnfy ls Paramounl 504 WASHINGTON PARK NORFOLK VIRGINIA EJLA- 124 COLLEGE PLACE cow' :Mews or COOPER S INC JEWELERS SILVEERSMITI-I S OFF on a hunf fellows7 We aslc Vernon Sryron and Charlue Capps The salesman s showrng only one of a varlery of sporls equuprnenf found a+ THE SPORTS MAN S Sl-IOP l I 0 . . I 'P I T FEIS I yfllol DECOIRYIONS ' GIFIS, a snack a+ BURROUGI-l'S. They I 9 . ' r L. B. ROCKE Jewelers and Silversmillms 243 Granby Slreel Norfolk Virginia SULLIVAN S TI-IE STORE TO SHOP EOR SWEATERS SLACKS AND SPORT COATS 3920 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK VIRGINIA FOR WEDDING PICTURES AND WEDDING INVITATIONS CHRISTOPHER STUDIO 738 Wes'r 35+lw S+ree+ Phone 5 6954 Norfolk Vurgunua 41' W af a prefly pled' say Merle Moody as she and Mary C Nolley Ioolc over Ihe varnery of cufe dresses af flue COLLEGE TOWN SHOP FUNERAL HOME HOLLOMCN-BROWN -wars' 5' 'Q' 'zfsaseef QI' 'asf Qf'a6sa'scse'sIaf,'I2Iza1m 55565556 X NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS INC 150 West Brambleton Avenue Ray' Ray' Maur' RI S A SXXPIX beXIL II 'IO RIHI IXFI X SIRXIOR LLPXSQ XT XI H S XXI QOXC RXTLLXTI LORDI ID IX IHIS XXXI XI ILXI D XXI XXISH IOR I X II XI SLLQI SSIALI QXRI I R IX XOLR LIIOSI X I II I IJ OI I XIDI IXX OR Norfolk V1rg1n1an P11ot Dally and Sunday Norfolk Ledger D1SpatCh Evenmgs Except Sunday '56'56 S56 E5G'?56'S5Z5'55Z2 523556 365523 363513 552513523 S5GaIf3P4'S5Z5'55IE25Z3'5t2'85Elr55 N 3856651515 TSSEITS T '-'IeE?3ZST4'QfvT56TS5 1' f , 0 D I yi HE 2, 1 -II I J I O- , IX' 'I I I f if 'II'Ii YOU LIPQN TI-IIQ SPLIQXIJIID I'XCI'III'1XvI2KIIfNTS RIC' f .I M ,I I , l'LfI3I, YI. HIOX. ANI I Q II Q 5 fx C OI YUI' :X , OST ' ' Y -r L Jr Y -r -r 4' -r L -r I ' wr v -f -I . I I . I '. .' I . I .Q . '. . - I 9. Im I I . G-Q' WATCI-IES GEM OUALITY JEWELRY DIAMONDS GASKINS 35+h Slreel Jeweler PRECISION WATCI-I REPAIRING ENGRAVIN6 JEWELRY REPAIRING Phone 5 I302 6 I O Wesl 35+h Slreel Norfolk 8 Va Your luggage I rn D P PAULS will always be admlred wherever you go declares Ihe saleswoman Of course Joan Foca and I-larold Sfoneman are Ihor oxghly convnnced of Ihls Isn I 'rhus beaulrful gIrls7 says Barbara Michaels Io Beverley Burgess Belly Johnson and Penny JohnsI'on OI: course we all agree Everybody funds lovely clolhes a+ MICI-IAELS COMPLIMENTS OF H P HOOD TEXACO Colla ge Toll Road COMPLIMENTS OF ARMUUR FERTILIZER WORKS Bank of Commerce Bldg Norfolk Vnrgrnua Verfagreen WIII Make Your Lawn ro . . . ., . I . .t ll I ' I I ll I I I COMPLIMENTS OF SHAW JEWELRY COMPANY SCHOE S BARBECUE 257 Granby Sfreel Norfolk Vxrgunua NOLDE S Amerlcan Maud Bread and Cakes THE FRESHEST THING IN TOWN ONCE YOU TRY YOU LL ALWAYS BUY Thus surely IS a good lookung coa+ says Duckue Scarborough +o Arfhur Old and salesman Frank lvlargolnus Agnes Chandler agrees +ha+ anyone looks smar'r In clofhes from THE HUB CompIimenI's of E. K. WILSUN 81 SONS, INC. AIR CONDITIONING-PLUMBING-G. E. APPLIANCES HEATING 33I4 DE BREE AVENUE BARR BROTHERS, INC. 227 GRANBY STREET 449 GRANBY STREET JEWELERS HAMPTON NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH LYNCHBURG ROANOKE SUFFOLK NEWPORT NEWS PETERSBURG CAPE CHARLES ELIZABETH CITY NORTH CAROLINA WE RE YOUR STATION WE BROADCAST THE MAURY FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES MUSIC NEW SPORTS I23O ON YOUR DIAL YOUR STATION OF CHAMPIONS .. 5- ere s to good times and gooclfrlends may you always have an abundance of both Qs 3, J' ,151 Yi 'GX X, fgx 1 JY BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY NORFOLK COCA COCA BOTTLING WORKS Inc , o o U O U FS :.f2 ' F-ffifaaiil ESD 'S f 4f Er. -A 'K-,iff , A 'LYAA Z . W 'I 5 ,. xiii! ,fl ,, .. .. ' 'ff if ' -if VAAAA A,ff?::s? Zg? - M 'F' M4 af f , ,,,.A , , 66 A N T1 af N: A + Vq fl f Il l M F, ,I ?1 . - D I Very nnce' smile Nancy Mor rnseffe and Belly Lou Sfaylor as 'rhey are shown a coaf from SMITH AND WELTONS Teen deparf Amafeurs Duck Clay and Jay Barr agree fha? NORTHROPS us The besf If you need golf clubs Compliments of Mlllllll llllllllllllllllll G lllllllllll Y Nl menf. - V V y I Enrolling along wifh many ofher Mauryifes al AMES 8: BROWNLEY'S Teen School of Charm are Pal Lealce Penny Jolwnsfon approves Elaine Scar- Joan Ramage and Marlrha Murphy. borougl'1's selecfion of a iaclcef as Mr. Snyder of SIDNEY'S loolcs on. COMPLIMENTS OF BISESE 81 CONSOLE, INC. ORFOLK FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Place To Save The Place To Borrow 239 MAIN STREET NORFOLK I0 VIRGINIA 306 NEW KIRN BUILDING PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Cha Ieeda dS pevsedbyU S Go e Membe Federal I-Io e Loan Ba IcSysIe Membe Fede al Sa gs and Loan Insu a ce Co p BEST WISHES TI-IE SOUTHSIDE S FINEST MAURY HIGH scHooL GRADUATES THE ATLANTIC PHARMACY John McFaII B S Pha m M T P dqen BS Pha 700 CAMPOSIELLA ROAD Fee Pakng Fee Del Phone 66 323i RICE'S FASHION CORNER Comphmenfs of GARNEIUS Downfown Wards Corner Inferuor Decorahng CC I I rr n uri .. vrnmenf r m n rn r r vin r n - r . Issuing Agenf U. S. Savings Bonds . .. I . . . ri , .. rm. r r I r iver .I .. .. MARTY s SINCLAIR COMPUMENT5 SERVICE RIVERVIEW BARBER SHOP CORNER COLLEY AND SPOTSWOOD 3908 G b SI eeI Phone 2 2243 'an Y w B SPRUILL PROPRIETOR WHEN YOU THINK OF SHOES THINK OF QSRNTI ws 325 Granby Downfown Wards Corner HARDY'S FOR THE FINEST IN ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS WITHIN YOUR PRICE RANGE 347 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK VIRGINIA E SPERTNER CO DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE CLASS RINGS 407 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK VIRGINIA A school rmg rs somefhung fhal wall always be cherished. and 'rhe Maury rung us no excepfuon Thus blue and gold emblem as lhe symbol of all your good flmes ID Maury and rn lufure years wall recall many happy memorres Order your rung 'From Mr Saunders who comes lo us regularly represenlmg W C SAUNDERS CO Xsgx GSS 1059 Z xmrwfx Mdgxvw XN XN 1 M 1 ! Wum I 331 7. CZIPQOIU 6. uf hfjfv 4,04 E BERS OF THE PROFESSIO o Z U7 . 15 wc 'S'1 X t W1 1 Os K ' AQWQ K AL Nw'-9 YES SWG wmsenl C HA ww 5 W 35II1 5 YYY. SRI mm 53W C II II GRWBI S 17 W LCV ONEALS PORTRAIT SALON AMES 81 BROWNLIEY I2' BROOKE AVENUE 415 GRANBY smear I' GWSta4lg 19 I' Moxffcfll 5 AIRAOF nw? fo ' a S7 ,Q 2051-1 Sfgfffj O HOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATIO OF VIRGINIA llbIar ' dyes vw 0 me Q I. ' ' INCOlPOlAIf3 R. V. Fisc beck I 1 in S I I' I' 7' D ' ff O C 'Os 494116, . 2, N I 01 OJ,0eJ-of THE LUGGAGE SHOP NORFOLICS ONLY EXCLUSIVE LUGGAGE SI-IOP FINER LUGGAGE FOR LESS 609 Boush Sfreef Dial 2-9675 Road Servi GOOD GULF GASOLINE LOU WHITE'S GULF SERVICE Gas-OiI-Tires-BaIIeries Washing - Polishing DELAWARE AND GRANBY STREET A W SEELEY C? SON FLORIST I9 I 0 COLLEY AVENUE SAY IT WITI-I FLOWERS BUT SAY IT WITH OURS I 'For Me Best In Marlon Pict NEWPORT THEATRE COLLEY THEATRE WILDER S DRIVE IN THEATRE III I954 M LAKESIDE DAIRIES G IBdqRd I U ' ' ' ares' I CongraIuIa'rions Io e aury Graduafes from rea ri e oe Complimen+s of RENN 'S Compllmenls THE RALEIGH SHOP l9l l Colley Avenue Complimenls of OVERTON'S SUPER MARKETS Norfolk Por+smou'l'l1 and Sou1'l1 Norfolk Complumen'I's DOWNTDWN 'IV CENTER WAI!! Cdllll POIUMOUUI I HQ! n C E S ,,. M in E f fkxxxxxx Fi! I 1:5 'B' lie Eslwfll 1' 3 1aawmm.oms1 zz as smn mo mm sr. :ov men mm- BRAND NAME Appllances and T6l6VlSIOh of I I , I -E PP ' ' A v. , 1 - - - 'mr' .... -..,.,,, : U , Jung: ---A - , .. -L-, . ., R. 1 A- .S XX I I EE . , I . zf -, - , . v , , I -nk' A D. , .' '. J ll ' 5 l' i , . Q- A P A .V 2.4 A :PL f ' 1-il . . I COMPLIMENTS THE SPOT CLOTHING 427 GRANBY STREET SOUTHERN ENGINEERING CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS MAURY GRADUATES FROM SWIFT 8g COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SYKES FUNERAL HOME I24E BERKELEY AVENUE STATIONERY TERRIE S GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GOOD LUCK FROM TRAYLOR S OPTICAL COMPANY THREE BRANCHES OF COMPANY To COMPLIMENTS A R THQMPSON wEAvER FERTILIZER COMPANY BANK UF CUMMERCE BUILDING CERTIFIED HEATING AND PLUMBING NORFOLK V'RG'N'A CONTRATOR INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS GAS AND OIL HEAT 9000 LUCK MAURY GRADUATES FROM DAY 2 :ebb THE WILLARD BARBER SHOP FINE FURNITURE FOR LESS I WILLIS WAYSIDE 0 VIRGINIA BEACH BOULEVARD AT THALIA I ROUTE 58 0 PHONE 5 8286 WILLIS WAYSIDE 0 VIRGINIA BEACH BOULEVARD OF TO AT NIGHT CALL: 5-7463 0 1 H ' Tommy Marshall, Donna Pribble and Reed Rue are among Those who are enioyinq lhe friendly service af MURDEN'S PHARMACY on Ballenline Boulevard. Penny Johnslon and Beverley Burgess bofh agree lhal They have a be-aulilul scarf. This is only one of lhe lovely lhinqs found al TOWN OR COUNTRY. Belly Cooles and Diclcie Mcllanlels lislen as lhey receive helpful inlorrnalion for 'rheir chernislry class al MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY. X I Ano+her lirneade, please, says Ann Willis. She and Virginia Miller lcnow rhal al lhe FAIRMOUNT PHARMACY you'll find lhe besl in soda lounlain delicacies, 830 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE I954 Ashland, Virginia A slandard liberal arfs college for men wi+l1 a nalional repu+a+ion for llwe success of Hs graduales. Blackwell Audiforium lnlormalwon may be secured from Dean of Men and Direclor of Admissions William Alexander Mabry, This food reahy is goodf' say Penny Johns+on, Virgina Miher, and Agnes Chandler. All who are served af GABRIELNS DRIVE-IN agree whole- hearfedly wifh 'hern. Reed Rue shows fhar he apprecIa+es The good service he receives af WHI'lT'S ESSO STATION by rerurning every hme hrs car needs a++en+Xon. Bob Eihs and Donna Pribble who are In the back seaf agree wirh hfrn. H W'ha+ a lovefy skin! excalrn Joan Rarnage and Dfddy White. They are among The rnany sfudenfs who shop a+ MlLADY'S for nlce rhrngs. EOUNTAMNM ' -,af1:a...,. -g ,, A , T L 5, ,133 qw' 757 W'- K M . 'Ao:4.,,- - rx ! 'dwg -vu K , ..,,,.., j ' , Ms, 'MW ,,,., , , M +- e--,-..--yg.-1 'ff f' '-W A., .L , W . V A. 1 -.... ,h .... M -r -. ,-. ... -, Jackie Keener and Biliy Cannon agree Thdf BELMONT FURNITURE has loveWy sofas. We GN wonder which one They wrli choose. EWELL and WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME Complimenls of 436 35II1 S'free+ a+ Colonial Avenue Telephone 2-6092 Norfolk Virginia WINN NURSERY BUSINESS PATRONS Barbara Gibson and Donald Robinson Hesler s Beauly Salon Colonial Sales Corporallon Wullner s Joe A Glllland s Gull Slahon Tldewaler Exlerrnmahng Co Dr and Mrs George Amos Miss Jean Buckner Allanhc Fleer Chaplain and Mrs B O Colonna Harvey 6IVl6F K E Moore Jr and Mrs M J Rabahn Mr and Mrs W B Scolr Rulh W Ullruch Mr E L Whnlehursf A Friend PATRONS Mrs B M Balmer Cenlral Pharmacy Boys Chorus J Mr Branch Dadmun Mr J W Grandy Jr Misses Peggy and Belly Moore Mr and Mrs A B Schwarzlqoph Mr and Mrs l-larold L Thurnm Mr A W Weaver A Friend Mr. . . . , r. , Mr- ' . . . . . lVIf'.J.C5.J6ClKSOV1 l-lenry Jgneg Mr. . . , . ' Mr. . . . I , , , , 4' K .lin -if-' fl h. jp-, Qs! . ,. ,!,g,, ,415 ' J' A . ,va 5 'lr v', 'QFI 'f-, a ,Ar A s 5 5 A 9 Q . 'I S , x x . A f . ' . La- ' ' I w .,.'.,-ya, - ' Ja.- . . 'QQ ,. 'E . . . 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