Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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-who QR' G ,,,,.,..fs-A--I-W ANUARY ff CLASS STARS Members of the ,lanuary Hall of Fame lme up a they were presented at class nlght exercises tl to rl Yvonne Mears Berton Ashman Barbara Jones John Lambert Pat Twlford Eddxe Pfaehler George Gulllot Tommy Dxlday Mary Ellen Stubbs C P Howerln Shlrley Prltchard Barbara Saramllas Chuck Walls Vlfglnla M1ller Afterwards a party was held rn the lunchroom and from all reports a Dood tlme was had by all John Wade atmg semors . V5.w 1 'W' S me ' S T A . . , Q 7 7 9 G lx N A 1 s s . Y N, , 4 . . . its 1 . ig ff, 1 1 9 2.4 I l ' IQ Q' X X! I 'li , . , Z x K M X vw . , , .s' A s 'E ,, - , , Fl , --ff' ,W ' ' 3? My ,an I lll 'Q ' 1 9 ' 7 7 9 7 J' 9 . Y ' 3- . . , S. ' ll . 2 A SERIOUS MOMENT lends a solemn arr at Baccalaureate SCTVICC as the stately semors file m and jom 1n song Plctured are B111 Darden Brlly Carver Gene Callls Melton Beane Ted Baker Bobby Hayes A BIT OF ADVICE-Mr Brew baker superlntendent of Norfolk Clty Schools addresses the grad

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CHAPERONEQ WL-Watchmg the fun and hawmg a ood txme too are our chaperones Left to rlght Nlr and Mrs Ro enbaum Mr ard Nlr V n I tandmgl Mr 'md 'Nlr Whltesxdcs Mr and Mr Old Mr Meckms and Mm Puckett Q ,.. '1 g xhx one wmm WLT fxiwmdonv ROWS RE GDR x Teddy bu dm Leek' 6 WE a Ueit K0 gxixqtf ambbffu X A ou rol Tudgeghxdzx PUC at Whig an Bobble Robmson and D8V1d Carter 73'-51E..'Y1l IWW W, ,F H77 Ta Y DONT THEY LOOK HAND SOME? Barbara Saramllas and her date Dick Prxchard recelve the prxze from Miss Puckett Semor Clas Sponsor forthe best dre sed couple Congratulatlons' Lv K - . V. 3 g ' , . ' 2 A . -. s .1 . 1 1 s. 7igga s. s ' . . 1 s. I ' ' , . S. O , S. .. ', s ' . 1' X x xx s of VA , 4' Q I V h R ....c , ..,.... Y. A fv If X 3 ' 4 .R-Q-Q V .' r ' V . ,- 3 I X l 1 W ' f ix x V ' 4 F sa f A 1 rg - A ' A 5 ' My - d' Na-, xi' A XX .Q 1 ,run f Y K o o 1 d Tx J fri' f 1 'M X V ., , ' S 'E' , vf' . l 1 -, , ST ' ' ' .Vw , ,I Pm .' 5. . 7 :A t 1 YC 1. ' ,Z '41 Ca . - Q ' J h ' xx r 'I M c u 3 u xx, . S L. 7 1 ' s . ' . ' f

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GRAD TIO .... Graduation at last-to many these words have a triple signi- ficance: thoughts and dreams of a prosperous future, happy recol- lections of high school days, and a feeling of satisfaction with a goal achieved. Vifhen we recall the week before graduation, we have visions of ourselves cramming for exams, practicing for the class night play not to mention the numerous drills for graduation and Baccalaureate. In January, 1955, our program for that busy week read like this: January 14--Class night-School auditorium. January 16-Baccalaureate--School auditorium. January 21-Senior Prom-Monticello Hotel. January 22--Graduation-School auditorium. ON WITH THE SHOW-Miss Puckett, Senior Class sponsor, and Eddie Pfaehler, class president, preside over the class night exercises. A JOB WELL DONE-Lawrence Hurst, Valedictorian listens as Mr. Miller presents him with the S. A. R. good citizenship award. BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER- Mr. Malmborg, pastor of the Free- mason Street Baptist Church, gave the message to the seniors on Sun- day afternoon. CONGRATULATIONS, VIRGINIA-Virginia Miller receives her diploma and a hearty handshake fr om Principal Old at graduation exercises held in the Maury auditorium. 23