Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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The Maury story began within the walls of the Commodore staff roomj Here during summer vacation the idea was con- ceived and was born, here it grew and developed. Here the staff, undaunted by soaring temperatures and tempers that often reached the boiling point, collected data, drew up cam- paign plans, exchanged ideas, accepted and rejected proposed schemes, sketched layouts. Here it was decided to let Maury speak for itself through the media of the printed word and the picture. No phase of school life was to be overlookedg academic programs would share equally with activities. Both would have their say. Q So it is fitting that chapter one should be a miniature of the entire story. Teachers and students, classrooms and activities, are faithfully portrayed. Here there is shown a high school geared to modern living. Here are those academic procedures that make Maury simi- lar to all other high schoolsg here, too, are those factors which set Maury apart and distinguish it from all other schools. Within these walls-there is a delightful story.

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CO-EDlTOR- Judy Upshur. The Story SPONSOR- Miss Reina Puckett WHEW! MOP! FAN!-Heat never stops the Commodore Staff. NEW TEACHERS! - More work girls, says Beverly Owens CCJ. to her co-workers Nancy Gilbert and Betsy Hughes. THE S64 QUESTION-Will Charlotte Browning get the ad? MORE CLUB CONTRACTS?-Ann Lucy, Barbara Wilkins and Betsy Hill and Par Thomas smilingly await the answer. Betty Lou Rhodes smile broadly.