Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1957 volume:

Eu Q4 N ' xx ,..p i7 qu X .f X! f,'3 H?,3,- 5 .xl kk L '37 ..,d sr- :-34 ,,.a-0' Tlw1Ql.'-37 A Tour Through MATTHEW FCDNTAINE MAURY HIGH SCHUQL NORFGLK VIRGINIA IX X1 ,wjywoy MJ I, Nb wifi My wig! ,ffU'!?1DJUzpULr WOW WWW Cwlpdb A YLWLWSWLV ,JVOLOJ wi 9 ' ff M059 2 'SZ Fw Z f Z, gl ,r '-n-Q., ,WJ TM Tofwfuwfis Gaflw, I X . -1.17, ' r j r 3 J .v L V by JW f ay V301 Lf NX J' f my , L1 f K fx M wwf ,of I 5 , W! ' 4 ' ' 'rf , W . , JSO? MY' . DV 1 f ' M' - A! A ' 1 If , Q , I r I V, gw I 'lip' I E I , g 'V ' ffTQi15'6 ' V f' m 4. , X55 ' 5 v5 .f ' 'Q' : ' , f Q VF X,,g,. I ' ,- .272 H 'J,, ' 7, an y v . i' 5 hx A I ' 4 i ,,,A ,,,., ,hm , , ' Q55 . ' - ' 4 yf' k ' I M. W A 1 Q W Q .,, ,iff L-. q Q- 1 -nn- . J' , . 1 4 M' 5 ' f .,-,k , Foreword A tour through Matthew Fontame Maury I-hgh School IS stated on the t1tle page How does a tour through a hlgh school d1ffer from other tours? What does such a tour 1n Iolve'? What mtght a member of such a tour expect to flnd? What advantages does 1t have to offer h1m'? What mode of travel may he select? Who w1ll be h1s fellow travelers? Flrst there IS a plan for w1thout d1rect1on such a tour w1ll become pur poseless And back of the plan there 1S a group of careful planners whose Job It IS to foresee each posslble ob stacle that may have to be met and overcome dur1ng the tour There IS of necess1ty authonty for emergenc1es arlse and s1tuat1ons are created m travel1ng that must be met Wllh f1rm ness There are well tra1ned gu1des for only those who have known the Joys of travel1ng can make travel1ng a joyous experlence for others There IS fel1owsh1p w1thout wh1ch all tours are flat and meanlngless There are opportun1t1es both for personal growth and for development there are op portun1t1es for the d1splay both of tal ent and of phys1cal prowess There are memor1es those prec1ous records of expenences that one turns to agam and aga1n And of course there are tour1sts hundreds of them There are those who choose the happy go luck route w1thout elther plan or d1rect1on pay 1ng l1ttle attent1on to the rules of travel 1ng or to llS conventlons There are those who beg1n the tour Wlth the f1ITf1 1ntent1on of dotng as l1ttle as poss1ble for themselves determ1ned to h1tch hlke through the tour uslng both the fac1l1t1es and the ab1l1t1es of others Then there are those who real1z1ng the senousness of tour1ng and the respons1b1l1t1es of a tour1st travel H1 the best known manner They are all here Come 1o1n the tour and meet them Explore the land of Maury 7 u . . ,, . ' 1 I ' I I I . ' , I I - , - L.. I I I ' ' I I - I - I I I . R . I I ' I Lond Lond Loncl Loncl Lond ' Y Q l . , , - Itinerary of Preporotion. . of Authority .... ot Knowledge. . oi lnexperienoe of Triumph ..... 9 l3 l7 .27 47 Land Lond Lotnd Loncl Lond of Fellowship. . . 85 ot Glympios . . . ll7 ol Memories . . . l33 of lnformotion. . l-45 of Finonce ..... l63 Dea'icatz'on IAMES E. OLD A RUFUS TONELSON We dedlcote the 1957 Commodore to the teom behalf Wlth your Commodores you ore tops 7 of Old and Tonelson for their united efforts in our V : 451759 The Commodore Stoft Plohs The 1957 Tour T The M amy Z, Tourists ore tummy, laughs IOYCQ Cfmgs M1ss Remo Puckett, tour sponsor. CO,EdH0y I Teorue IoyCe-- CofEd1tor -C Betsy Hughesv Planning The Ttirteroryz 10 BUSHWGSS MUUUQGT fi . s.g-fsmk s ,-3' .t V. . if tf -- ., :- .T If Y , 'V- , ll Y , T: Q : Ai h - YV! Ml '. M ' ,-ascii' wifi Kg The End Gi A Trying Day With Tourists. rave! ureau CGMMODGBE STAFF Co-Editors ..............,.... leanie loyce lo ce Crai Y Q Business Department. . i , , ,Betsy Hughes Art Department. . . , Faculty Section Un derclassmen Club Section. . . Sports Section. Senior Section. Sponsor. . , lane Gardner ludy Divers Bonnie Spark ..i.,...i.leanieloyce lessica Scarborough . . .Bea McKay Shirley Pace ........lane McLeod Emily Sue Nelson Marie Brooks . , . . . .Kitty Borum Donnie Atkinson Anne Nunnally . . . .Howard Dunn Willie Bay Bentley Anderson . . . . .Nancy Gilbert Anna Burton . . i .Miss Reina Puckett 5 .M .h,,,.J 'V li PLANNING FOB PLEASANT DAYS ENf BGUTF-lane McLeod, lane Gardner, Nancy Gilbert, lessica Scarborough, and Kitty Borum . 5' ' ffgS S-, 5 'T xzx -,111-1' -aft'-Zi. Oovlsa-Lal 20,000,000 Frenchmen' BOf11'1ie Spark, Shirley Pace, and Bea McKay choose France as their destination 41115 K IAMES E. OLD, Priricipaliylpj Granted Sick Leave Septe L ,X ber 1956 my' f J W JI 1 W' 1 t JQJ iff i NL zf- 5 V. ,M.,iWi , A .. - 14. All-it Cape Hatteras Administrative Team Work Fail Policies Dictated in Summer Heat Mr. Old Briets New Statt Mr. Old Pursues Favorite Hobby At auf Guzdes sf l. li Robert I. Steckroth, Acting Principal, Sept. 1956 Mr. Tonelson Explains Planning Cards To Mr Steckroth. Mr Tonelsor. At Home With His Family Home, A Book, and much needed relaxation for a busy Principal. We A. RUFUS TONELSON, Acting Prin- cipal Sept. l956. H Mr Tonelson will see you later, says his smiling Secretary, Mrs. Sue Davis. I 'if' V 5,1 Va 4? Iwi Wana TfwLanaLofflCuowleclgw I xx 1 45 Xxx f f Q 4.3 iifji X 4 0 O V AA VERNON G. WILMA E. HILDEGARDE IAMES R. BAKER BALLARD BARTON BATES 5- C, SIDNEY BERG IANICE M. BLAND The Tour IEW ELIZABETH R BOGGS WILLIAM L BRITTINGHAM DOROTHY W IOSEPH R ROBERTA H CHRIS I BRYAN BURN CASTEEN CHRISTENSEN ROBERT I ANNABELLE OLA M ANNE S COSTEN CROWDER CURRY DAUGHTREY uzdes H. WAYNE EVERETT MARGARET A EGGLESTON E GLADYS ELLIS KATRINE V DeWITT LALUCE G DWYER ELIZABETH . NORMAN K. GRACE C EVETT PANTONE FEINTHEL' 1 9'-f E' f A' MJQ 'UN fev- ELIZABETH INDIA MARTHA I-IETTIE A FOOSHE FRIEND FULCHER GIBBS DOROTHY GILCHRIST ANNE M GILL 'B' VIRGINIA G. GRAVES LYNETTE HAMLET FRANCES ELIZABETH LETCHER HARRELL HE NING HILL I. The Tour KARL E. IOHANSSON .xx VIRGINIA IOHNSON uzcles IEAN MISH VIRGINIA T ELIZABETH IONES LAVINDER MINNIE LENNON CATHERINE F MCCLOUD ALINE MCNEIL INEZ P MEEKINS MARY ALICE C HENRY C MOORE MORRIS NOLLEY XR! Y AM I - I T' x 5 .,,1. I A A IfII 4 I X X Vrvr I Q. 5 l II N ALEXANDER MCAUSLAN T G' QN I 1 , I I . A141 Rx Xb ' 'H , ' ,ITV , I ANNIE TAPELLE REINA M VIRGINIA POWELL PRUDEN PUCKETT RORER LYLA RUBIN IULIA C RUSH AW The Tour MARICLARE RYAN 35 1' 'I V' CLIFFORD M SPARBY HELEN D STELLA H ETHEL M LILLIAN TALIAFERRO TAYLOR TRICE TUCK uzdes IULIA M, DOROTHY MARTHA WEBB WILKINSON WILLIAMS ETI-IEL WILLEY MARGARET E GUY MARY WILSON WILSON WQQDARD 'iv' f 1 The Tow' uzcles .Q MARGARET SUE L AUDREY BATTEN DAVIS FOSTER GEORGE FRANCES DESSIE D HARRIS HOGGARD RICHARDSON PICTURES NOT APPEARING Martha B Anthony Annabelle N Beckstein Henry Bernlck Edgar Thomas Bryant Carter B. Burnet Howard I. Cassingham Sally Lee Cook Elizabeth Davis Marilyn S, Davis Ioseph Deaton Shirley Granberry Horace Moore Elizabeth Morehead Louise Odom Eleanor Raynor Anne R. Riddick Edward Tippo Marie Tyler Alice Walsh lose-ph Woodham In M emoriczm fa x NOHMA A DORAN Wlth the death of MISS Norma Doran on August 15 the sen 1or class lost 1ts faculty sponsor and Maury l-hgh school one of 1ts most devoted teachers M155 Doran came to Maury faculty from Ruffner where fol low1ng her graduat1on from W1ll1am and Mary she had taught for a number of years Her flelds were rnathematlcs and 5c1ence From the very f1rst she brought to her classes keen 1ntell1gence an excellent academlc background and a careful 1ns15tence on exactltude She was by nature a klnd and understandlng person Whose repr1mand5 were tempered by the warm smlle Whlch she 1nvar1 ably had for her chlldren Her concern for her puplls coupled wlth her sympathetlc adv1ce often proved a very real force 1n the 5hap1ng of thelr l1ves She W1ll long be remembered I . s Q . 5 xx'-v.,. U I - I - . f , - , I 32055, P E A P K Vl ' jf- 3 1 '13. N E ig, Q mmwoglwmwwww MQ .4 caffii X f' f 5 O O ' First Tear Travelers 9 GSS' '27 1,6 f 5 ff! 4 w l...1:.ll..g..,,,1,,,,!-1211. 1215-ii-1 I ...mf-,.' ,Y 'ill 'lf LJY'l! ' l' 1' 1- Grade BL, Homerooms 69,103,105 First Row B Walker, D Whitehurst, C Travers,I Ross, A Wood, D Yanatovic, W Warner, I Yar- borough B Chapman, M Wommack,I Toler B Wilson, D Whitson, R Tebault Second Row D Meekins, P Murphey, I Powell, L. Perry, B Patterson, I Stovell, C Thompson, N Zambella, B Thomas, M. Strickland, R Bancroft, W Umf phlett, W Woo, W Dean. Third Row' C. Myers, R Mosely, I Miller, F. Oliver, B. Quales, M Muth, M O'Neal, I. Olsen, M Novack, D Powell, S. Nichols, B Moscopylos, B. Fields, E Pallas Fourth Row N Snell, P Smith, A. Slavinsky, E Richmond, I Russ, G Roberts, W, Rose, I Robe inson, A. Reeves, F Meekins, I Perry, I Reae gan, G. Parker, K. Reardon, R Meades. Fifth Rowi I. Smith, A. Rutland, L Smith, I. Smart, L, Sawyer, K Scellato, C. Smith, R. Shumate, M Rozas, C Snyder,I Seals, T Russ, M Shere man, L McPherson, V Lynch Sixth Row R Lynch, D Lynch, B. Layne, Y Kue, R. Lecroy, F. Liner, M. Krause, I. Knaub, T McKeethan, R. Magee, R. Mand, D Maynard, C. Kelley, D Langston, G Kessell, K Knight, G Mason, L Marshall, L. Lucy, I. Lubin, B Iordari, B Mc, Lain Grade 8L, Homerooms 21l,2l3,31U,l12 First Row' B Ewell, W. Hoops, E Iones, W lnman, I Edwards, M Evans, G Franklin, B Grant, B Guess, A Harris, R Everett, M Flowers, B Dunn, M. Hoy, P Berman. Second Row1S 1-lolthoy, P Phyatt, C Iohnson, M. lngle, 1 Hickman, G Hurd, T Haddock, G Hanbury, K. Hill, B Husf song,I Henderson, P Barry, S Bell, C Iones H Hood Third Row' E Bennett, T. Baynard, S. Bailey, M Mange, S Bass, S Bernard, E. Ash- by, I McCloud, F Hubert, R Derring, A Cap- ron, C. Iones, I. lnman, B. Fanshawe, G Ienf nings, R Glasgow, T Connor. Fourth Row: W. Akers, E Gerstein, B Bradley, W Garrett, D, Austin, S Whittington, S Harrod, W Bobbitt. P Ellington, F Hassell, G Grant, B Glenn, C Garner, V Beale, P Hobbs Fifth Row G Davis, D Bradley, T Biggers, P Brady, M Bass. S Bazemore Sixth Row I Cartwright, B Comer, C Colson, B Brewer, C Da11,I Clanton, M Car' rawan, L Burgess, S Casey, D Haywood, T Dobb1ns,I Davis, M Caddy, L Beazley, S Bray, I Brannon Grade BH, Homerooms 1,16 113 318 First Row B Halstead, L Ross F Howlett T Parker, S Perry, T Meekins, B Sherrill, C Radford, C Gregory I Gornto, L Meade, R Mazza N Miles, C Munden Second Row' V. Quidley, R Schellato, S Hooten M Ratley, W Griffin,I Lloyd, D Martell, C Nichols, B Smith, M Sty' ron, L Toler, C Wise, L Wilson Third Row R Cuthrell, R Lowe, C Turner E Poff, R Breed' ing A Harp, W Dyer C Edwards, C Walters, H Shelton,I Colley, G Brannon, R Batten Fourth Row S Edwards, C Webb, T Iackson, A. Baldwin, I Thomas, A VandeReit, H Brink' ley, L Webb, A Wilson, B Colley Fifth Row B Beecham, D Chick R Childers, V Bland, S Forbes, L Brothers, H Brothers, B Morrell l Howlett, V Hawkins S Crain M Wood K Byrum M Craddock C Cleghorn A Emory Sixth Row S Brown, P Byrd,I Caprio, L Bell R Williams I Bedsole I Ewell, E Deans W Byrum,I Collins, D Fulcher, W Blount Seventh Rowi R. Hayhurst, B. Brothers, P. Hurd, S. Taye loe, B. Gray, P Glazebrook, K Peele, W. Baldf win T White, C. Foster, A Byrd, A Cutler, B Ambrose, L Bailey, B Eisner, I. Feldman,I Thornhill Grade 9L Homeroom 3, 203 First Row A Wil liams, G Sizemore, D Cartwright, A Wom mack, P Tucker, I Reed, C Pettie, B Slade, S Cumminas. Second Row L Serra R Wash N Williams C Thompson, D Massengale, M Wills, S Smith, W Register, B Ellis, M Capron Third Row N Royals, B Stephens, H Upton V White, S Pierce, M Gray, B Rawls, P Clark T West P Mathena, G Bailey Fourth Row I Tysor, S Seelinger, M Cutrell, D Tatem,I Had' ley, H Waterfield, R Repass, I. Smith, P Whited, E. Byrd, C Chuck, B. Epperly Filth Row. K. Richardson, R Spry, S. Mork, E. Chick, R. Palmer, L Asby, I Corprew, R Shaddeau, A Booth, C Bailey Grade QH, Homerooms 205, 308. First Row M Batten, S. Boothe, B Ladd, I Barnes, A. Hamilf ton, M. Casey, M. Luck, P. Lagiglia. Second Row' I. Moulton, A Engle, M Slawir1sky,E.Pan- nell, K. Bell, I. McCutcheon, F Brady, A. Rea I. Reitt. Third Row' I Barker, I. Toler, I Deal, B. Iones, B Martin F. Clark, I. Porter, I. Willouahe by, I. Gardner, V. Manning. Fourth Row B Cogsdale, L Bowles, B Oliver, F. Roberson, E Cohen, D Lee, G Phelps, I. Moyer, R Moody N Batchelor Fifth Row: D Tyler V Cudworth T. Hollingsworth, R Stanley, G. Reaves, D Skelton, R. Harris, S Marvin, L Barnes, M Marshburri, I Hall Sixth Row: I Taylor, E Rhodes, C. Nelson, I Garrinaer f Grade 91-1,1-tame-rooms 2l6. l4 209 First Row B Nelson, C Price, P Barnes, A Abourjilie, H Beazley, L Bcrdeaux,,M. Bland B Narron, M. Bass, S Hermes Second Row' S Hubert, D Walton, G Russell, R Brooks, D Huerd, C. Bere GGY H. l'lf1YDSr,T Bradley, C. Bishop, P Arnold Third Row: M Gilbert, C Hill, A. Helms, W Black,I Geras, R Griffin, I Clanton, R Zinn, I Dailey, L Iones, B Harris Fourth Row B Haf ger, G Crutchfield, S Baker, N Kraus, R Meef kins M Martin, B Ewell, B Kelley, S Snelings, M Frankl1n,B Shallis P Layne, S Miles Filth Row M McManus, M Mehalis, B Shallis D Iones I Lupa D Hall, M Midaette R Waters, H Parrish R Foxwell R Iones R Harris Sixth Ran-1 R Barthalarnew L Berman M Spenae, I Pruitt, P Mayo I Price, B Owens, A Gladk stone, L Pethis E Christakos, B Palmer C Myers S Morris N Natali S Moore Se'.'en'h Row P Gverstreet P Gdarn, B Iankosky K Pearce K Carrax-fay I Shipp R Hatten I Consolvo B Mobley G Duncan IN Davis G Bailey I Bal'arice C Parks J. ., hai -- ,.., it-1 S0 Much to Learn 6,1 Q 5 5 . Second Tear Travelers 7' --4 Mrs Lalsuce Dwyer Sponsor of Second Year Travelers nle s IF e e es rrvf rE Sponsor ana c lected gurdes hold a pretour conference , F V P i A We began our l957 tour of Maury wlth a feelrng of securrty No longer were we the mexperrenced and the much malrgned fresh men We had a year of travel behrnd us we had learned new methods we had made the acguarntance of new teachers we had even learned to get to class on 'rme rn sp1te of Maury s seemrngly vast areas We belonged' W1th th1s new securrty and wrth a new found sense of rmportance we became a part of the school s war1ous actrvrtres We partrclpated rn sports we tolned clubs we entered rnto publrc speaklng contests We acgurtted ourselves so Well that we were compared favorably wrth the upper class men We worked together not as rndrvrduals ry Bet J Sr arr s N9 resrf ent a,e W ' s but as a un1t and presented to other tourrsts an example of a unrted class ded1cated to the task of upholdrng the tradrtrons of Maury s past and at the same tlme dedrcated to the task of creatrng new and equally worthy tra drtrons Because of th1s class sol1dar1ty we feel that we made hrstory not only rn our academlc work but also ln extra currrcular actrvrtres To our tour sponsor Mrs Lalsuce Dwyer must be grven the credtt for our accomplrsh ments for 1t was she who planned our Journey rt was she who foresaw possrole d1f frcultres and showed us how to meet them successfully lt was the rnsprratron of her ex ample that made ours both a pleasant and a profrtable tour jp-Llgl It A Tear qt Travel ehina' Us i ,Ci gzxlffn-'h,l Grode lVJL Hfunieroorn 7 First Bow E Blev ins, B Ansell T Aloroirns, B Brinkley, G Bonlcs Second Bow D Aclorns, B Bournilo, L Bowden, B Bernorfd C Brody,I Blflnton Third Bow VV Be 'lser B Burl-ie, I Arrnislefdd, L Bfoolts L Bowen E Alvorfd B Beofir. Fourin Bo:-.' C Arnold B Agdon S Beren' B Belsn: lvl Alrerf N Brook B Bedrnori F1ffh B Alldood S g:1fT,jIO N Arnollc N Belfrr. v Grade lUL, ldorneroorti ll First Bow B lnf Berg I Misliol,I Gverion, A Mouteur, C Patrick Second Bow B Brown C Iones, M Kue P Sffzion E Bicldfrrds S Krosffzin Third Bow B Misldoe, E Ioiclcson, M Seiloerliolc M Byrne G Bhodes F Odenliol,I Bedwell Fourth Bow S Nichols, D Wong,I Beole B Howell B Bodner P Howlett Filth Bow D Horns W Iohnson D Quoles B Cobb B Miles I Cousins l., , Y Ag Q1 be fxxg-JQJEN XNSKSL xE3-,xxx 'QCX XA 'inf I' ,SJW :SXQLXSB QMSLQXBNLQ ' F-'G' ' Nvsoewsoixern visa A Xff X li Grode lUL, l-lomeroorn Afl F1rsfB1:w L Hirsclrilield, V Fl1ncl'1urn,S Wrilcer S l-lsr witz, M. Sonders Second Bow F lfloC1rtny F Davis, G. Sowyer, E ldorris VJ DeLooori B Council Third Bow B Floyd B Bobloiris N Srnilli, B, Budiger, I Flowers Fourth Bo:-.' l-l Wilson, T Pritcherd, L Williams Vw ,,,L.... ' A ,XCWVXI YA 9 ,, i..,o.., 1 I I ,3,,o.,-,, ffti. l Q' Q cv Q .. Qs Y rl 1 ffl f- u7iJm '.v' Y ,g, XY I I ff' t t N0 Longer Strangers Grade lUL, Homeroom l5 First Row' P. Elgfit Thomas, K Canady, L, Gerald, L, Kucewicz, g- if vc D Kootner Second Row' L. Rothermel, H. I 2 ,fp---3 9. Gould, M Walters, R Stewart, D Collins, M Durham Third Row' B. Smith, A Black,l ' Council, B, Shiflet, A, Cremedas. Fourth Row: ,L-Q., . l. Hamilton, D Gray, E. Ratley, M, Pahno, H. 'Q , 1,-a2if,1,+.-ef Hurst. EWA L l , .4 by Ca ' Y' Grade lOL, Homeroom l7. First Rowi l. Duc- karme, F Duhon, D Edwards, F Fentress, K Duke Second Row S Evans, D Farr, I. Dean, B Dicken, L Edwards Third Row' A Esch, B. Ferguson, M Ewell, D, Elks, A Desf si, R Early, l Walters Fourth Flowi H, Ein- - L'?i1f , 'JV je 1 lg' wav' horn, C. Drummond QKQECLQIZQ wal: 'gf fd tiff-exe? K 4455 A Obwga- ' P . , 4 L24 X' FF! ,. ,Qawf 02 fbi 1, c T wi FQAXJ EXE 011 A va!- ' JVM' f v , ,i , ,,,,4,.,v , , .,,, G.1.lelUll ll rt L. , mi KN F...,t R Y I Y J r - 'v w wwf' vw' Q ' V, N1 ,AA 1 .Ai A4 4, -, X ,f,,:f . fzwinslcy N Drumnz' zahf . erin i11'g.i. .t T a .5 Siyifli C yfzf ri 'EUYK if . F 4 qflff 61 1Yl 'l iiII3 P lvvlllff? l, Fw-1f'E.:rt1 l Sr: I ,M Clin S Slim' .'.' Sf ri F ,N irtf. lt S F EYIASE G Kiolin E D'.'ffrstTf'fA' E Fifth UV 1:-1 l E lJKJl1l L'i'l Fl TEV YI1 if E i 'lil' fl ffl? l E, rttj LLM Active Partzbzylyants A C' C45- I Grade IUL, Homeroom 214. First Bowt S Martin, M. McPherson, A. Morrison, L. Lee I. Kikovits. Second Row: E. Miller, A. Leven dis, l. Lee, I. Miller, B, Marshall, S. Little. Third Rowi F. Coles, L Mengel, Z, Massey, M. Miller, B. Murray, L. McLeod, R. Logdson. Fourth Bow: B. McDonald, L. Mowery, L. Lip- pincott, R. Mansfield, I. Mengel, B. Moref Cock. Fifth Row' W. Manning, B. Mitchell W Lucy, B. McFadden, G Morris, F. Mor gan. Grade lUL, Horneroom 3UU First Bow C Iones,I Kelley, S Lane D Land, A Hutton Second Bow' A Taylor, D. Ioyner, N Hui iaker, N Hydinger, W Hudg1ns,I Iarnes. Third Row: B Iohnson, S Koerin, I Iackson, L Ioyner. Fourth Bow: D Iones, I. Huntley, W lnscoe, B Iones, K Hurst,I Lanier I 3,,,...,.i-i...i.,z no E5 ' 5 . N f C8 1. 1 Q S N Grade IUL Homeroorn 206 F1rsf Bow B George C Harris B Holland I Grxitin I Hawlcins Second Bow G Hunnicuti I Gold Berg, S Frieburg, H Hoflecker D Foster Third How I Hayden S Horne M Hfirnly I Frink I Gr ihfirn G Grih :tri l. Gentry Fourth Bow B Holldwfiy W' Giiruferf I G-'fst I Gutterrriari B Holrrifin B Hillifzrl 5 I Us ,rlz Low Grades, H zglz fades Grade lUL, Homeroom 304 First Row A. Chapman, B. Warrington, C. White, C. Weiss, F Watt. Second Rowi I. Williams, S. Whit- man, R Wistinq, E. Yates, I Wood C Day Third Row: E. Wilson, W. Webb, l'. Zinn, E White, A Zebluouski, S. Vlyatt, W White. Fourth Rowi C Williams, M. Williams, P Wickers, O Williams, B. Woodward, D. Woodward. Fifth Row' C. Winn, C. Wilson D. Whalen, D. Wade. J- I 9 Q . N Y 1 P I .L-M- 5 3 vw. .,5,u.,- i.. f 4 1 ' . 5. r I I D ! t7 'U 1--z pq D .CT-if Grade lOL, Homeroom 307 First Row M Potts, W Parker B Parr R Nellia'1r,I New ell Second Row S Pollet, C Powers, A Pe tock, E Perez, L Parker C Painter Third Row H Nichols R Redloral A Grtaneiies. V Parsons, l-I Gsborne,I Pistalis G Neal Fourth Row F Payne B Berlin S Pfznnill R Odom I Reto, D Owens Fifth Rev: M Parish, D Powell Grade lOL, Homeroom 3ll. First Row' L Shaddeau, M Roel, C. Seeley, M. Rose, C. Seaber. Second Row: A. Russell, M Saun' ders,'P. Sese, I Sherman, E Rule, H Slcalk- sounis Third Row' l. Shapiro, A. Ridgwell, B. Richardson, I.Reid, L. Shepherd, M Runf aldue, W Rentral. Fourth Row' A. Samuels, A Roper, K Skaltsounis, L. Schmidt, S. See gal Fifth Row: L Smith, D Rice, B. Stratton, P. Siros, I Robertson, L. Thornhill, I Smith A Few Lost, A Few Gained E5 -216 g V7g 'A6'Ee4gfAn9'efS'g Grade lOL, Homeroom 302 First Bow B Vogt, A Tebault, P Staton, B McBride, M Spain Second Bow: A Swersky, I Sterlina H Stange,I Tahit, A Tennis, L St Iohn Third Bow' C Brinson, B Tiffany F Thomp son, I Todd, B Trettin, P Voorhees, G Tark inqton Fourth Bow' VV Thompson, H Vere haqen E VandeBeit, B Stone, V Stewart B Sweet Graae .CH Homeroom AA2 First Bow N Dremonxs P Pon-Jers, C Shaffer, B Festa L Evans Second Row P Andelmori D Siashy, I Powers F Bannon, N Parker D Flinchum Third Bonn' L Mills A Derring P Patterson, G Heivey D Smith Fourth Bow F VVest' rnoreldrd F Consolvo I Evisenian W Smith 1. . I I Q Elm' 'ffl A -JA. we , fi L, ir: as Grade lUL, Homeroom 3Ul First Bow S Cooper, F. Chinchello, G Davis, M Cock rell, C Clarke. Second Bow G Carr, S Cav anah, S Chapman, I Davis, I Daout, E Chappell Third Bow C, Chamblin, C Calf lis, B Collis, L Cobb, B. Carraway, I Coye B Cox. Fourth Bow' M Cherry, I Carp, B Coleman, C Carr, B, Carper, D. Cooke, C Cooper, S, Chipman, i I v 8 4 w7i,ff-facie-' 1' gt Y -' T. , a It L- L, tr V Fl Aja ik QS Still going Strong Grade lUH Horneroorn lO8 First Bow' E Byrd C Greene P Hyman M Lesner G Layton Second Bow H Harris, S. Caffee. V Goodrnan M Cheshire. S Hatton, B Dale by Third Bow D Atkinson, H. Gutelius, B Byrd T Hotfler T. Hyatt Fourth Bow1W Daughtrey B Carson, W Cutchin, G Lind- say, C Iordan ' parm- guy-- .s ' . I Ct ff!! 12. ,Wg .rs cf' 1' ' Q , :: '-3, L wt 'if .kllttx if S M'-T i IQ as, .Q F F 0 4 I .' Iii f ' i Q Q3 Q' - tl s i' 1 . P Q ' ' 6? F gf Pt . X Q Fl 'W Grade IUH, Horneroorn lll. First Bowi I. Sanderlin, M. Wallace, P. Porter, B. Sours, S McHarg Second Bowi G Wilt, B Stultz, B Gmachinski, K Miles, W White Third Bow V Hurdle,I Wille, M Gelardi. E Vickf ery, I Biviere, B. Trounson Fourth Bow L Sarnson, P Merritt, D MacDonald, P Smith, I Bose Grade lUH, Horneroom 316 First Bow M Barrett B Srnith,I Boe I Stout, M Williarrif son Second Bow I Cutler, L Gordon B Black I Berry, P Phillips, C Bowen Third Bow: F Torres, D Wilson, L Bradshaw H Iones, L Walker, G Spry,I Milliaan Fourth Bow' B Turner, L Pearce Learnzng as We G0 I KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS I LOVE MY TEACHERS i I KNOW A FEW MY SELF an CIDJXQ WORK CAN BE RELAXING TEACHERS ASK THE FUNNIEST M QUESTIONS W M 7, CAN Q 5 f ART FOR ARTS SAKE 37 a xr' V 0' , W 22 A X ix 43 Q me ff - ll Af I A lumor Leaders Patsy N1xon typ1st Donnle Atklnson SCA Representattve Glenda Stegal Treasurer Becky Burbage Presldent Margte Pollard Vtce Prestdent Anne Nunnally Secretary Here s what you ll need for our trtp Mtss Gladys Ellts sponsor of lumor Travelers ad vtses prospectxve tourtst ,ff yi' L- Thzm' Tear Travelers Three down and one to go' Three years of travehng through the 1ntr1cate mazes of math sctence Engllsh hlstory forelgn languages Cto say nothmg of the extra currtcular act1v1t1esl are over These three years saw scared freshmen transformed 1nto cocky sophomores and they IH turn 1nto self conf1dent tumors They saw playful attttudes and behav1or patterns changed tnto serrous purposeful ones They saw a rather pa1n ful but hrghly 1nterest1ng grow1ng up process W1th the growth came both new lnterests and new respons1b1l1t1es As the s1ster class of the senlor travelers we assumed the responslbll tty of see1ng that all senlor functlons moved smoothly We served as ushers at all sentor ex erclses we prepared and served thelr class n1ght refreshments We even looked after caps and gowns and saw to 1t that each graduate was correctly groomed when he presented htmself for graduatlon Clncldentally we also took notes for our own future usell ln acldltlon to servtng others we ptled up a few honors for ourselves We broke an old tour ones and for the flrst ttme pubhshed tn the Com modore Cthe Oll1C1Gl tour record D 1ncl1v1dual ptc tures of the thtrd year travelers Another ftrst for our tourlst group was assumtng responstbtllty for prov1d1ng entertalnment for all other tourtsts Th1s was done as a Jotnt assembly program and was favorably rece1ved that we were 1nsp1red to venture 1n another drrectton We gave a prom to whlch we lnvlted our s1ster classes and all tour leaders and guldes Th1s was a gala occa s1on and also one whtch clearly showed the executlve abtllty of our group Tourmg wtth us and workmg w1th us on every protect we undertook whether tt was solv tng an algebra1c equat1on or plann1ng a party menu was our devoted tour sponsor Mtss Gladys Ellls But for her our travels m1ght well have had a dtfferent endlng f x l 1 . 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Ioyce W11l1ams Gladys WIISOU Sandra Wmgheld .JJ wiwf f' f 9 671.1 x' ff, A of w 'l Goals S zlghtea' ,i 3.15 Audrey Wmkers Barbara Wmstead Thomas Wommack ogwyzpfzjlf b l C' 11 '17 W-surf! Edward Wong Sandra Wood Ioan Wynne ff :.2'f3'f2'2'-f'fi'?-,-Eigefgf Jpzhffy 'Sad yy? -'Bye -gg' M V mi wbv Jfi1?'fJ'fg' 'f' Z . . n I. . F H1 413 ' 'av Q-. ir- M 1 Ll- ' - f , 3 A' 'A' 4 'W of y - I W - o- as X ix 4' 0 'M y J L . an if ' f N V- u, . 'i . kb f-of . 9' A K sv X-2 ,npr r f,. KY., .V , NL C' f ' gif.. K .1 K P' l-vv.L yi A -I 0,1 5. 1 C Y 54 N .. J J so X ry N y I , X -Y K g' A x! by NS' 1V pvffsy 'I xl, 'n . sr. N ' L Ky LL ' Y A ., 4 ,. v - ur X.. fy ff ,if . J !'x-J . V 2' L 'n'x .Jx 1 y N, 1 , sy 10 M ' 'sky' Q ' ' 1 1 . U x I . ' 5. . , ' X I - ' so ' . I. . - , F 5 5 I v O inf' 9- HNN L, L2 fx-F ' R ,ff X XXX I Qqit 1 XXX., ff f YN X f N :Ox N Y Q V 1 Nxxx. V . f K ' 1 Rx 'J f X X ,W 5 X X 1 4 TM Lamb 0ffTcwmplv M U Senior Evers Experienced travelers! An intriguing title, and yet one that tells little ot the ups and downs involved in the experience, an experience covering a period ot tour years. Four years of traveling and now we come to our journeys end. They have been years packed with events, some sad, some gay, some serious, some inconsequential, all are soon to become happy memories. And what shall we remember? The honors we have won? The knowledge we have acquired? The lands we have toured? The people with whom we have traveled? Yes, all ot these. As travelers through the countries of Maury, we have learned much, we have changed much. We have broadened our horizons, we have strengthened our re- lationships. We have learned to under- stand and to appreciate our iellow-trav- elers. We have experienced success, we ,. s f Y X vavq have known the bitterness ot tailure. Neither has defeated us. We have seen some, who began the tour with us, drop out, unable to stand the rigors ot traveling. We have seen the majority ot our orig- inal group survive the obstacles of new tour guides each year, the confusion ot changing itineraries and modes ot travel, the uncertainty ot possessing proper cre- dentials tor crossing borders and entering new lands. Uncertainty has become certainty, traveling has ended, we are seniors now. We graduate to become freshmen again in the new experience ol a college career, a business career, or perhaps the most demanding oi all careers, the establish- ment ot a home and a family. Iourney's end, and no return To the land of happy days, Diplomas in hands, We go to learn Of life, the World, and its Ways. Ianuary Class Officers Check Sen- ior Finances. IANUARY GFFICERS Bill Wagner ....... .,.. P resident PCITI'iCiG Vaughan. . . . . .V. President Carole Lingo .,.... .... S eoretary Bill McCoy ,....... ,... T reasurer Gwen Blackman ..r. , .... Typist TUNE OFFICERS George Ortanedes. A . ,... President Linnie Tones ...,.. . . .V. President Pay Grimm .............. Secretary Ioanna Gilliam ........... Treasurer Linda Harris .... SGA. Representative Anne Tetterton .....i.......... Typist Tune Ollicers PrefView Graduation Apparel, Mrs lnez Meekins, Class Sponsor Checks Senior Robes Al ROBERT VERNON ACKERMAN ROBERT SHELTON ADDISON DONALD E. ALDRIDGE BENTLEY B ANDERSON CHARLES DEE ANDREWS LOIS LEICTH ANDREWS l 'Ulu IANICE IACOUELINE ALECK CALVIN COLEMAN ALPERIN Senzor ARNOLD BARRY AMDURSKEY BARNETTE KAREN AMELSON I :ggi MICHEL CLAUDE ASI-IE CLARICE PATRICIA BANWORTH Travelers KARL WAYNE BARNES WALLACE REID BARNES EUGENE ELLIS ANNARINC PAUL STUART ARTHUR ROBERT HASI-'INS ASI-IBURNER Kr f Q5 1 lv RONALD LEE BARRE CAROLYN ANNE BARRETT SYLVIA ANN BARRETT IUDITI-I MQCDRE BARROW SIDNEY ROBERTS BATES RAMONA COLUMBINE BAUMGARDNER l PATRICIA YVONNE BELL LEONARD BIBERMAIN NANCY IANE BISER GERALD WILLIAM BEARD IOHN FRANKLIN BEATTY Semor EOY RALPH BELANGIA MARTIN AUBREY BELL 'UWM DAVID LEROY BRACEY IR VIVIAN INELL BRADLEY FRANCES OLI EEN BIBSETT GWENDOLYN BLACKMON ELIZABETH LYCDNS BCDND 6 Travelers IRIS DAWN BRAY FLORENCE REID BREWER 'Q 6 15 K5 MQ GARY LEE BRIGGS IANET MARIE BRISTOW NANCY MARIE BRDGKS CECIL ALEXANDER BROONE IR IOHN BROUGHTON III MARTIN IAMES BROWN -'RQ at-5 'K If LYNNE SHARON BROWNE SIMONE BROWNSON awww Senzor ANNE ELIZABETH BRYANT PI-IYLLIS ELAINE BUCKWALTER DOUGLAS EDWARD BUIE NJL9- LIS EDWIN BROWNSTEIN R RRIET E3 C!.rs.4l.-uhm.. lLJO.,gA.g-asndx 42.469 K9 A f V 1 , . , J 'XZ' ,MMM- 4 X . . h A A E - I W, T' K I' DONNA LEE BURRUS ANNA ELIZABETH BURTON KENNETH GREGORY BUTLER ZADA DEAN CAPO LARRY NEVILLE CARPER IAMES HARVEY CARRAWAY W' IUANITA AURINE CARTLEDGE BETTY IANE CI-IAPPELL DAVID BURR CI-IESI-IIRE THOMAS EUGENE COLLINS EDITH ELZADA CONSOLVO BRUCE CONRAD COOK ziQ ,N 1 A EARL CLINTON CHESHIRE IOHN DAVIS CHILDRESS D' 'wif' Senza? RAYMOND GILLUM CLYBURN NANCY LAWRENCE COLEMAN 'Wu 6 R' 1 1 ' MARY VIOLA CRADDOCK QI , ROY WILSON CRADDOCK DONALD LEE CROMER BEVERLY ARRILLA CULPEPPER Travelers RUSSELL LEE DAIL IOHN DALLAS DALBY IOYCE ALDYTI-I CRAIG ll. i' QW 4 'f fpnf' CLARENCE HARDY DANIELS STANLEY WHITE DARDEN IR FRANCES ANNE DAVIS HAROLD WILSON DAVIS IR MARILYN IOAN DEMERS DAVID DARDEN DICKERSON DOROTHY ANNE DORMAN MELINDA DOTSON DANIEL WARREN DOUGH 'QQ 31 4? HOWARD CHARLES DUNN IR NANCY DAVIS DuVAL Travelers BETTY GAY EWELL LESLIE I PAIRCLOTH RAY DOZIER MIRIAM ELIZABETH DUDLEY WANDA EERN DUNCAN 'Q CFR 'Ii 6. A MARY ELIZABETH FALLS DAVID STUART FELDMAN RUTH LOUISE FERGUSON IOI-IN EDWARD FETROW ALFRED WILLIAM FOCA KATHLEEN ELIZABETH FOLEY MARGERY ELLEN FREEMAN IANE MARIE GARDNER MARIA TYLER GARNETT 'iv'- WILLIAM AUGUSTUS FORBES IUNE FORD Senzor GWENDOLYN ROSE FOXWELL DORIS AMELIA FRANKLIN 'c' DORIS IACOUELINE GAUTREAUX ESTHER GERAS Travelers NANCY LOUISE GILBERT MARGARET LOVING GILFOYLE ROBERT PAGE GARNETT HAROLD I GARSON SANDRA GASKINS Gln 'I you 'Y Q, IO ANNA GILLIAM STUART DAVID GLASSER HARVEY ALLEN GLICK AA IQNARD GGGDMAN ARY ARLEIGI-I J GORNTG fffx NORMA GAY GRIMES PAY SYLVIA GRIMM THADDEUS WARSAW GROVES, IR DAVID PRESTON GOUGH iff ILA MAE GRAY MARION ELIZABETH PRAY I-IARRY H GRIFFIN lg EDWARD TAYLOR HARGROVE IOHN WARREN HARRIS Travelers LINDA LEE HARRIS WANDA IANE HARRIS MALCOLM BRUCE GUTTERMAN IESSIE LOUISE GUYNN GAIL VIRGINIA HARDEN fs CURTIS EDWARD HARRISON WALTER MURPHY HATHAWAY IO ANN HA'I'I'ON PHYLLIS ANN HEANS ROBERT LEE HICKS SUSAN FRANCES HODGES P' 3' 4 'K 6 ad' if Miha an-,N W IAMES DARIAN HOWARD RUBY IO HOWELL ELIZABETH HUDGINS HUGHES fm fl .fa BE NIAMIN WHITELY HOLLINGER WILLIAM GEORGE HOOK BARBARA MAE HOPE THOMAS BARKER HOPE Senzor 1 G'- I l E f IUDITH YVONNE IABLONSKI WILLIAM GORDON IENNINGS Travelers GERALDINE IOHNSON HELEN MARGARET IOHNSON HENRY SHAW HUGHES PETER CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON IR BARBARA LOUISE HYLTON 1-'Ei' 6- ,, wh ' bags- , Wffn 'Qu 'Z' 53245-T aff , ,599 . a.,ii?f'?Ii .gl IOANNE ELIZABETH IOHNSON MARY ANN IOHNSON WILLIAM SAVAGE IOHNSON IOAN EAYE IONES LINMORE IEE IONES MARGARET SUE IONES Wi RANDALL WAYNE KEETER ANNE HARRIET KESSER LAWRENCE GRAY KING lWx WILLIAM LINWOOD IGNES IR BEVERLY ANN IORDAN Senzor EUGENIA PORTLOCK IOYCE MARLENE MYRA KAN l '-.E SALLY LEE KOCH ROBERT RALEIGH KUNKLER Travelers GRACE TAYLOR LAMB FLORENCE GAIL LAMBERT CECIL LEONARD KINSEY EDWARD LEE KINSEY ALAN IAY KLAVANS Cs? Q we 'G' EMMITT DEDER LANE HOWARD EUGENE LANE MARY JANE LAVERTY ALICE BARRETT LAYNE ROSE LEE STANLEY HOWARD LEGUM Ui SPEROS IERRY LOURANDOS IANET PAY LUCAS BRINA LOUISE LYNCH SARAH FRANCES LEIGH VIRGINIA CAROLE LINGO Senza? PATRICIA LITTLETCN PRENTICE COKER LONGEST MARION FRANCES MANGUM CAROL MARCUS Travelers DAVID ALLEN MARCUS ROY MARKHAM MARY LOU MACHEN PETE MALDONADO WILLIAM DON MALPASS CHARLOTTE MARSHALL IANICE ABBOTT MARSHALL ANDREW LESLIE MAX CONNIE LEE MAYO RICHARD EDWARD MAYO LYNN MCCARTI-IY IOSEPI-I KITCHIN MCLAWHORN IANE LEIGH MCLEOD DAN ROBERT MCQUITTY - SHIRLEY LEE MCCLAIN ANNE VALERIE MCCLENNAN Senzor WILLIAM ROGERS MCCOY BARBARA ANN MCINNERNEY Za ANNE KAYE MILLNER I ROBERT MINYARD Travelers MARIORIE KATHERINE MOBER RICHARD WAYNE MONETTE MARTHA ANNE MILRY CONSTANCE MARIE MILLER ELMER TAYLOR MILLER af K i X. HENRY VICTOR MORGAN MILDRED KAY MOWERY MARY IO MURPHY BETTIE ANN MYERS VIRGINIA BELLE MYERS RICHARD LEE NEATI-IERY IOI-IN IOSEPI-I FRANCIS OTARRELL V GEORGE COSTAS ORFANEDES RENEE BEVERLY ORNOFF ' ' if ROBERT BURTON NELSON PHYLLIS ANN NEWBURGER Senzmf GEORGE ANDREW NICHOLS ALBERT E NOBLES IC' B5 BARBARA BELLE OWENS SHIRLEY IEAN PACE BARBARA PALLAS fi I5- REBECCA IANE PATTERSON ANN IUDSON PATTON ANTOINETTE PENELLO .A H w f IJIAI Y W L' D T PETERSON SARAH ERANCIS PEVELER ROBERT LEE PHELPS I 5591: BARBARA ICDAN PINKERTON MARTHA COUI SCN PINKERTON IUDITH RAE PONTIEEX ii ANNE MCIVER PHILLIPS WILLIAM PETE PHOTINOS Senzor EDWARD BERNARD PIERCE IR IINDA DIANNE PILLAR hr Wk., Q ELIZABETH LOCKHART RADER STUART EDWIN RANDLETT Travelers FRANCES CLAUDETTE RASBERRY RICHARD SMITH RAWLES DANIEL WISE POWELL MIRIAM ALICE POWELL LAURA GAY POWERS ,Q f WILLIAM GRADY RAY xy! VINCENT ALFRED REARDON HENRY BATES REESE GLENDA ANNICE REID OLIVE ALINE RICE HARVEY PAUL ROSEN IOHN NELSON SCHEAR DAVID E. SCHENKMAN SUSAN LOUISE SCHILT xg. J M If DgjIfzIs!9YIR55:UR?1'b All yg WA AMUSS ROSE ANN SAUNDERS Semor IESSICA BEATRICE SCARBOROUGH N 'Em MARLENE SIFIADDEAU DAVID MARSHALL SHAMES Travelers SAMUEL LEON SHAPIRO STANLEY SHIPOWITZ M ft' ELSIE FRANCES SCOTT WILLIAM LLOYD SEARS ROLAND IOI-IN SEIBERLICI-I in-r fi INGRID I-IELENE SIEGERT ALVA LEE SMITH, IR. ELIZABETH GAIL SMITI-I MILLIE CATHERINE SMITH DON FRANCISCO SORTINO ONALD DON ROSS SORTINO In SANDRA LOIS STRAUGHN DAVID KEGEBEIN SUTELAN IAMES BARTON SUTHERLAND MARCHA ANNE SPEIGHT MARGARET ELIZABETH SPRUILL DORIS ANN STAKES SHIRLEY ANN STEVENS Senzor f3.zvJI:4,QWQ,L.cUC M IM DG Vftbwl ,KM .AMI IAMLJVWLS1 M0051 bylaw hylihllf .fw- +2- WRT 43 gd Q GLORIA ANNE SWINSON RICHARD IOEL TAVSS Travelers RICHARD TAYLOR IUDITI-I IOANNA TEAEORD xt .Bw 0:- 36. BARBERINA LEE 5, SUTTQN GAYLORD SWERSKY TROY GENE SWINDELL PATRICIA ANN TERRY THELMA ANNE TETTERTON IANICE VIOLA TEW IOI-IN C THARRINGTON IRIS I-IELENE THOMAS IAMES ELLISON THOMAS NONIE BELLE TREXLER FLOYD LEE TURNER C I MARION ELLEN TWEEDY .11 bk- WILLIAM ALBERT WAGNER SHEILA M WALKER Travelers IOYCE LORA WALLACE NANCY WALLACE its IOI-IN ROBERT TWISDALE PATRICIA ANN VAUGI-IAN DONNA MAE VINCENT ns, 'Q' Q, nqmf 51- 4 'Ds IACOB STEPHEN WATKINS IAMES B WATSON EDWARD GEORGE WEBSTER I N ROSLYN WEISS MICHAEL TAYLOE WHALEN EVELYN WILBERT WHEDBEE NORMAN MORGAN WHITNEY ERNEST BRYAN WILBON IOSEPH WORTON WILSON SUE WOLEF ARTHUR WONG Ii' Senzor BEVERLY BROUGHTON WILLIAMS DONALD PAUL WILLIAMS Travelers WILLIAM TI-IEL WOODARD MAY TUE WONG RICHARD BRUCE WOOD IR Q5 PATRICIA ANN WOODRUFF DIANE BETH ZABA Rf! NL 5- 115' ,L Aixsxy it Y if W i I 1' f Y A pg 1. FT lv. . I l,1s lXA' Xl Nts ,315 K ' f Eff' A AMW X1 ff mc X J 1 X , ff- il 3 V 1, fw 4' fblkf ' Jw4TC x ' M JEQQQ ca C1 Q V gif SF Er? W fm-, ,X O Q ? ' 'Q - ' Student C0-opemttve ,-f. . 'bs Us ...lf uint Q gens sg,- 3 -ir, EDITH CONSOLVO Secretary THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY GATHERS POR THE TOUR Any tour tobe successful has to be carefully planned, any tour to be successful also has to be caretully governed. The governing body ot Maury tourists is the Student Cooperative Association, an organization which is composed ot representatives from every group traveling through Maury. The SCA. meets twice a month at which times the main purpose is to see how its members can promote both the spiritual and the physical welfare of Maury travelers, Codes of behavior are carefully outlined, that the travelers may become better citizens, physical conditions which might cause distress among the travelers, are carefully checked, and improvements are made Where imf provements are found to be necessary, A Lost and Found Shop is operated tor the benetit ot careless tourists, a hospitality committee works tirelessly that both guides and tourists may get to know each other better. lt a tourist is tound to be lacking in spirit, there is an SCA. member ready to help him become a conquering Commo- dore, it he has schedule ditticulties, there is an S OA, member ready to untangle the confusion. No personal problem goes unheard or unsolved it it is possible tor the SCA. to act No task is too small, no task too big for the SC. A to undertake, it the results bring about better relations. Because of this dedication to others, the S CA. and their sponsor, Mrs, Dorothy Bryan, have made the l957 Maury Tour a toyous and a memorable experience. ssocia tion MRS. DOROTHY BRYAN Sponsor IUDY HOLLOWAY Vice-President COURTNEY MILLER Treasurer M W 1 I C H f Q5 QI Not To BQ V, ,AJ yn 1 AAN! .fifyxv A kj Nr w X XID! va 5150 0 U Nu f AA fg ., 1 XNJJ NV qxyjx 'UV!nJX4 fx 1 yv The Winner! Kirkre Horzisaorrfxfvlr NMI' V V Commodore 1957 Mxglff, 7' Brmg all tour problems To us, says the S C A Councrl l LLUB GEElCEBS Carey Upsliur Treasurer, Eddie Webster, vice president, Dudley Baine president George Grlanedes, secretary, Harvey Glick Chaplain MB lGSEPl-l BURN Sponsor CLUB MEMBERS Eirst Bow Dudley Baine David Marcus, Carey Upsliur, Harvey Glick, lack Broughton Allan Donn Ball Eiilord George Grfanedes, Eddie Webster, Second Bowl Mr Burn lonn Eetrow Norman 'Wlminey Eddie Capps, Allan Klavan, Eddie Burgess, Bruce Cook Larry King Dan Lewis L. A - A .. A - U C1 Nails C 1 r-f-2 IIN 1-1 I 1 1 jL7 + ff J111Q1re e .e G rewee CI 19 '1O'l We 'V1 Q VQMQ1 Ke, Club Ahf1o,111ces Plans Pc 11115 new O11 JC' F SIN? SS DOH J 11 P 1111 FT exe , frf CI heI11q11 OFA f11 h 1 ' Q6-IQ L QC S b U wer ser 1CQ soC1C1 e HO h QF14 II' 1011 0 h1Q 111 3 e e 11eG 2 ex e W 1 e ,f e1 YI e 1 e e 0 sh 11 S , , f L. f QV f Q G Q1 QS Y' Q44 C L1 The R S1 S Q 1111 S1 lem D11ec1 T165 x. 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MzckY1sr.er fx 11' Hxner' Eizrie H 'N H t 1 ' I ul H zlgh School CLUB CFFICEBS Seated Charlotte Marshall Presidentg Standing: Barbara Pinkerton Vice President: Peggy Thurv rn xr. .'5e1:r-:tary Dudley li'I1Yl9,TI'63f1S ure: Mary Puff-f::aii:i bittrarifin When the tours end, the traveler looks back upon his tourney and recalls special people, special moments, the highlights of his trip Any person traveling through Maury will loolc back with joy upon the hours spent with and in listening to the Maury Filth Bell Chorus, This organization, one of the oldest and most successful in Maury, is under the able leadership of Mr l-lenry Bernick, Miss Margaret Batten is accompanist tor the group l-lere the ambitious singer, it he has decided musical ability, may have ample opportunity for developing and im proving his talent Here, too, he is given the opportunity to participate in many public performances, thus testing his audience appeal I 414h12p,l .hw fw - ,.1' f-0 V 'x...l 2Ij !, . N j ,r I 'll-4 'fel . 1 t l - W 'Wy a f f ff t - ' QW VL ff 'X ig J ff L XJ VJVNIW A Prelude To Performance 4 I I X ff , 1 l irst Bow: S s K ss' M Pef s B Owens ' Brad' L Mengel B Pierce l Getchel Third Bow S Pace K Miles l Wilson C hav: L 1 xfzz, 1 ll Brcoxs Q ,, zisayfc P Thurman lanes P Staten P Stephens S Tuttle B lfultord W Bay B Council B ec3n1iB ,Qin ., B'.'r1gt. New IETYJYK V Qfsir. G Croft Pr1:e N Arriisieaii F Hawkins B Patterson G Forehand B Baumgard Baaer B Expt: ,tt X Heixgnger C Marsnail K Culpepper, ner M Cheshire Fourth Bow IDQyte,T Jfczzpg.,-iz t M ycr l. 'W'.,.t,r'f'i ' r, rv tl Pierce D Baiize B ,CG-X,C lorgnn 9.Ct7rr, C Day,G Davis l Merigel . , J, 1 Y,- ff -, 'f' , . ,, K ' ff- 1, Ai L - I. 1' g x 4 Chorus y , 1 . .J 41 'l ' 'f ' ,1 R A 1 'U ,- lfz Rader Barbtfa Pinkerton and Shir' L ley Pace Share FreeConcert Exctement Such performances were both many and varied during l957. They ranged from furnishing a musical background for Norfollis Garden Show, to being featured singers for one night of the city's annual Preaching Mission ln addition to these, there were the annual Feast of Lights program at Old St. Pauls, appearances before many civic clubs, and in two local high schools. There was also the thrilling experience of a two day's participation in the All State Choral Workshop. The climax of the season was the Spring Festival, at which time the Fifth Bell Chorus joined with similar groups from Norview and Granby High Schools. Membership in the group is eagerly sought after, it is retained only through constant practice and active partici pation in all planned activities, whether they be public pere for nances or social gatherings The x ork is hard the joy 1 1 , great, the experience rewarding V MA, f lf f C iffy fu MLW with Miss Margar t att L-A panist, Demonstrat ,s oi e T nique. ' ,LL Mr. Henry Ct mg WD Jctor, I If I 6 ' , , -- f ,, 71114 pawn! 6514, , if X f' T . 92? 7 .444 'a,1,1i74ff5ff!,fi4-fsf b -faq -7 t1'I'V1-67W,46'fT,,j,gZ lLyL0,,-,fcyeafjff f if-ff - Maury Chorus Enters For Annual Christmas Concert 2 1 Nancy lanice lla Sllgie Wallace Marshall Gray Scott . GFay mmm . eu- d subswnudx Y . cx Q00 Q w1eu.Qi e em . ' in rn G Yeh. QWe e Y High. can't be beat' Give e repedif Mau! ' h. we ! Maury H19 n I 1 1 Maury stand up and holler Two bits. four bits. sxx bus. G dollar' al or Eleanor Parker We've got the vim, We've got the pep We're going to win, so watch your step. VO, ' - Rickefif, rack I Q veevo' Vivo vum etyl I Ilfy tow 11, who can fem, O1 d Ma Linda Harris Becky Susan Bonnie Burbage HodgeS Spark Ury down? Elizabeth Rader Coco Miller The morale hocstir the hands on the Joh chartering foremost aim is to e show their school letic team to victory During football season these peppy girls are stationed in front of school 're roaring for a rou r Captain Nelly can also he found there, leading ltffC1UTYlfF2S in cheers and the ,film 1 Mater 95 L1f 'f' Cheerleaders Get Thanksgiving Game Off To A Rousf ing Start. Captain Fay Grimm Demonstrates Cheer Technique Before lnterested Crowd, ' Fifteen Rahs ln a Howl Come on Maury, Lets Gol The cheerleaders held victory dances after each home game making it possible for the Corn- modores to meet and share opinions of the eve ning's game The annual Thanksgiving dance at which many tourists gathered was held in the Carnival Room Much of the cheerleaders' success is due to its sponsor, Mrs lndxa Friend who Works tirelessly keeping records, and accounts for the organizaf tiong and plans for the chartered buses that en- alole travelers to attend out of town athletic events -.tg il U ' West z'-T MR FAIRFAX BERKLEY Sponsor fs- ml' Lets Add To The Collection By Winning The lune liteggttof Ierry Cummings challenges limmy Doyle, Lee Smith Practices Eoirly For The Regottg Cummings And Doyle Cfler Ellecf tive Arguments To Prospective l-lifY Members Griffin And Newbilleloin The West Hi-Ye-The Very Best iv QQ -we . te it UMNO A ff' ' 'gflfgfwllgw ff--if mvfsiew-t,t UQQWJJQQQ CLUB MEMBERS' First Row Ogden Williams, Buck Arnold, lohnny Coye, wood, B111 Ballance Third How' Charles Caddell, loe McCarthy, Pat Smith, C 10 ,I h Fl t Mlt B k S d R 'K n Butler, limmie Lanier Eddie Webst F th R Bll' R h l ,D kTh aro wens o nnny ee, 1 on a er econ ow en y , er ou ow' 1 ie ac ae s ic omas, Iimmie Thomas, Frank Hinkle, Bruce Turner, Wright Lankford, Tom Sher- Iimmie Doyle, lerry Cummings Filth Row: Dickie Stone, Lee- Smith, Iohn Schear Sixth Row' Linnie lones, Eddie Capps Mr. Berkley West H z'- T To those male tourists interested in extend- ing high standards of Christian character, and in promoting clean speech, clean sportsman- ship, clean scholarship, and clean living, the West Chapter of the Maury Hi-Y offers many opportunities. Here a young man may develop himself while he is serving others. The members began their 1957 tour under the able sponsorship of Mr. Fairfax Berkley, who has sponsored the West Chapter for the past eleven years. The tour has been an event- ful one. lt began with a hayride and a dance and ended with the Maury Regatta, The club members are especially proud of the latter, be- cause it is the only high school sponsored re- gatta in the world, and also because this year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of its run- ning. lt is equally proud that members have agreed to create with funds raised from the re- gatta, a scholarship for a fellow traveler, As part of its service program, the club members took care of many needy families at Christmas time. Food, clothing, and toys tin families where there were childrenl were gen- erously supplied. All baskets were packed un- der the supervision of Mrs. Helen Taliaferro and were delivered by club members ln addition to this special service project, club members joined with other Hi and Tri-1-li-Y groups in furnishing transportation for tourists who were eligible to vote, A small group but a very active part of a world wide organization. OFFICERS. Linny lones, President, Eddie Capps, Vice- President, Bill Ballance, Chaplain, Lee Smith, Sergeant-at arms. SN Cas., 2 gk lohnston H1 Y and Margaret Wllson Trl H1 Y Hold Iomt lrtductlon Ceremomes ohnston H z T Grave Faces Watch The Postmg Of Delmquent Iol'1r1stor11tes Satterthalte Bu1e and Morgan Dues Not1ce Pract1ce For Mmstrel Ballet Bruce Cook, Presrdent, Checks Baskets Whlle Heloers Look On E , 4 f l f . f n sz ' -M, s I fi t T EN! , 5 f W VL -J -x l . u . -ffl fi' . Xiu ,LF4 ' , L' dl . I L . I VW F vlan CLUB OFl7lCEBSi Charles l-lustead, Corresponding Secretaryg Billie Sears, Chaplaing Bruce Cooke, Presidentg Bobbie Garnett, Vice-Presidentg Willie Bay, Secretary, . xv .Xi m 7 VXI!!! S l hi How Mr Gainsiord, Bentley Ana-ersor. Charles H.4s'e id Doaala: Biaie Bates Don Malpass, Bobby Meeics, Gene Consolvo Donald Williams Brooxs Crawf Bobby Moore Craig Wilson, Bruce Cook -- a How Wallace Barnes, Robert Garnett Larry Sirnpsonl C 'llharrington , Davis Iohn Oconner David Bracy, Fred Burt 1Row Bill Sears Lee fcnes Howard Dann Stanley Darden, Pete Maldonado illie Bay, Larry Carper Wayne Dixon lames Meekins li Haw Steve Chipman Henry Morgan Bobert Minyard Bcbert Hicks Gary The lchrliztgprl Cflaiatei cg Ilia lvlaary li. li' has erigoyeia many activities during its l957 tour The club began its tour by sending delegates tc the district conference in Craddoclc and followed ' this by a membership drive whereby twelve new members were 41 A gamed lnaaction services held jointly with the W1iSOK Trxl-li-Y were both impressive and saccessfpil Attended by parents the induction was followed by a reception which gave everyone ia chfarggevtonje, rcaaalntea Y it and 1Tr1 lt Lr. akettrrgj voters to ,ne ,, er. elector. aay My rohn Gqmsfmd Car riools were formea to a1ve lTflT.IfQ3Y'f'lfvQZT. to those yr.eea1na it SEDOHSOY At Criristrri is riierriberfz 'Jared ici Y.',:E'flyf',1lI1lllE'S at Laster they entertained the orpnanfi ir, Bt Mary lnfarlt Home in lurle they relaxed at the beash after final exams ,QTN CLUB MEMBERS, First Row' B Burke, N Hutlaker D Fosrerj Tealord, B Winstead, B Boyd, B Hope, A Bice Second Row M Gilloyle Z Massey, L St john, C lones,D Vincent N Trexler, P Hemingway L Hartman M Freeman Third How N Biserj lOnFfF B Brown B Lee M Garnett L McCarthy C Powers M Shaddeau Fourth Row Mrs G.:rne't L Brown P Pappas G Smith M l!l'1!'XfQLll'Tl A Layne MRS MILDRED GARNETT5Sponsoi'.l Y. 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' f l To those tourists in Maury who early joined with the Garnett TrifHi4Y, the l957 tour has been a most profitable and a most enjoyable experi- ence Here they tound a group ot girls dedicated to the purpose oi maintaining throughout the home, the school, and the community, the highf est standards ot Christian conduct Here they found the opportunity to meet together weekly, to enjoy the challenge ot a devotional, to par' ticipate in a vigorous discussion ot timely topics Here, too, they lound an opportunity to study the needs of less lortunate travelers, and in as lar as possible, to supply these needs Here they had a chance to attend conferences, to see how other clubs were organized to share experi- ences with them Here they had the opportunity to take part in a modern general assembly learning through actual experience what it means to govern and to be governed Here too they had the joy ot complete relaxation in splash parties and in carefully planned social activities For them as well as tor those with whom they traveled l957 was a year to look upon with pride. CLUB OFHCEBS Lois Hartman Sergeant-at-arms Lynn-McCarthy, Treas- urer Barbara Boyd Vice-President Gail Smith Chaplain, Kseated1judyTea- ford President Maria Garnett Secretary Wz'!s0n Tn'-Hz? T The Margaret Wilson TrifHifY offers excellent opportunities for fellowship to Maury travelers Here is a club whose purpose is to create, to maine tain, and to extend throughout the home, the school, and the community, high standards of Christian character. Crganized in lanuary l956, under the sponf sorship of Miss Margaret Wilson, the club now has thirtyfiive active members. Weekly meetings are held which consist oi a devotional, routine busif ness, and a challenging program, Here the memberftraveler has an opportunity to serve others, to become keenly aware ot the joys ot personal service, Here he not only learns ol, but also is encouraged to, do something about the world's needs. This year club members have assumed re- sponsibility for morning devotionalsg they have delighted their fellow travelers with a Sadie Haw- kins dance, they have graciously volunteered as baby sitters in order that parents might be tree to participate in events ot their choosing They have also had the pleasure ot seeing their secretary, Q BGG McKay, elected ViC6--pI9SlClel iT of The Tide- OFFICERS fseatedl Miss Wilson Sponsor Edith Consolvo, President Stand' Wcnef District Of Tri-Hi-YlS- ing Betty Pearce, Chaplain, PatVaughan VicefPrestdent Martha Milby His AS their tour ends they look buck with G feel' torian Susan Hodges, Treasurer Eleanor Parker, Sergeant-at-arms, Bea ing ot accomplishment and forward to new opporf y I n Secretary, Barbie Sutton, Reporter tunities for travel and service. N fbi . 'Wy sk Miss Margaret Wilson, Sponsor. CLUB MEMBERS,F1rstRow El1tt1Co:::1oy.'c B'IfI1f'li?j'f7f1 ltfrtrif'1al.':if:r.1:. Cflfiili Bea McKay, Sandra Straughn, Glenda Reid, Carolyn Barrett Third Row' lessizta Sca Betty Bond, Betty Chappell, Anna Burton, Susan Hodges, Nancy DuVal Eleanor Parker McKay Secretary, Betty Bond Sergedntfzt zrms Armg Eajmn Corresponding Olivares Ningie Traylor, Beverly Williams 1 5 gre Perry Betsy Gatlgn, Any. Pzttcr Marcha Speight, Iudy Pontitex Sandra Gilbert Second Row Nancy Daxis, lrl'lYfQ'1Y9 lanes, Rita Holland, Kay Anderson, Mary lane Harnley, Martha Milbey Camille Tyscr borough, Wilma Gardner, Gail Harden, Nancy Gilbert, Susan Sheetz, Betty Lea Pearce y T- Teens K-41: , 'S 4 The Y Teens one ot the most active ot Maury s clubs made the headlines this year with their drives for l-lungarian Relief and clothing for European Retuf gees Not satisfied with this they went further and sent scrapboolcs to similar groups of young people overseas These have been instrumental in building a series of pen pal relationships The club, which is sponsored by Mrs Marie Tyler, meets only twice a month, but in this short time min ages to arrange weekend camping trips parties tor the membership plan tor conferences with other Y groups and raise funds with which to send repre sentatives to state conterences and to the National World Fellowship Conference in VVashin5torg The l957 protect in which they take most pride is the organizing' of another Y Teen gro1gpfi.rjui1or tourists The lunior Y Teens though a ser, ,irate or ganization, work closely with the senior groups Tc gether they wi.l attend summer conterence 1-:oricslnops where they will participate in an overfali coverage of Y activities A Smiling Group Qi Senior Y Teens Assemble For The First Meeting Ci The Year MRS MARIE TYLER Sponsor l 102 CLUB CDFFlCERS Brenda Brown,l3resident, Alice Layne First Vice President Lynn McCarthy Secref tary Sandra Myers Treasurerg Lois Hartman Second Vice President F' B I A MRS M1-iRicLARE RYAN O O O O Sponsor ln every group ot tourists there is usually a number who are interested in the lousiness aspects ot the trip The Euture Business Leaders ot America offer satisfaction to such a group Tnrs is an organization whose purpose it ' is to acgu ,nnt its members with the business world through office training and clerical work Mrs Mariclare Ryan sponsors the club in its activities, 'V which include talks iocdl business leaders and executives and its an -f .1 ' nga. auditorium progrdrn fileizling with proper office decorum The olulo very ccurteously invited tellow tourists to visit their district meeting which was presided over by one of their own members loyce Walf lace Recording secretdry ot the group was Marcha Speight another Maury student The work was both irgterestzng and nelplul to its rnemloers and their guests looked forward to meeting with the aroup aaa1n next year, 'If 'll' Wlmlf' 'ffl'l3 1 F' .1 'A.' ll '.-,'- V: 1f.'. 1 :x :.:.: fzr. ESP, f.ll,l.fl1f hi' f- :HA 1 C 1r'.yr.Rdrr fA R l: y ll lllorfz G If zzwr f,'I.1Ql1i. Jr. lr :fi :sk . 1,,,11,:'Z!.' .I--I lf :.:. Smf ll: ,4.' lzzr.: I itil: lf .rictrp ' nnlin: lf, f -- 'ff :Alt v- 'Qeral XJ. 't-:lt 'fr l'!f-:A 7.t lf-i lil. ::.g I. Tr' 1 I rx f tt-Y' :H ' lzf Hier .1 Zfvi lf 1 '3'::'1-11: ' :tri ' if-r.' MR. CUEECRD SPARRY Sponsor , A little known yet an extremely important group of tourists is ine stage g T T crew a oehihd theescenes group who under the skillful direction ot Mr Clifford Sparhy handle lights, curtains, mikes scenery, props, and even T disgruntled wouldrloe prima donnas with equal facility Hats oft to the mem ,y bers ot this group who work in the dim light that lellow tourists may shine T 1:1 the spotlight 5 Q, CREW MEMBERS . i f l,inny Iones -fManager Ioseph Covolo 9' X lohr, lar'.'isfAss1stdnt Manager lohn Ashworth Mai Donald Vfxls Mike 'Walker lohn Cox Randolph Vlfhittle , larrges Parsons Bryant Tiffany 4 George Moore Shelly Henderson Robert Home Stage Wdtfnes Play Erorri The 'Wings Turn Cn The Lights Curtain Going Up T! Zil- M , 9 Q Q ,Ji T' 'rise trfrw- 1 rs .ri M :nry 'ffllI'1lh'Y 'flflff 1' iffy: Lmffhf ..+ ,. 1 7 :Aer ir, iii 1 . , L 'rd if'hefi,cir':e1r s iigr The ln.str1h.'1 e Lap N ' V A filers excellent oppcrfignifies ,I 5? L G , ,, l-lere P1 trflveler m ly enroll witn Mr Rozieri l Costen the ' ' V D E srpinsiir lflr Czsfen then piins 'tie tr :Yeier 'ar or him if necessiry 11 schedgle which he may Join ieilow r'i'.'elers cizrt of the fi 'xy ini be zzintpxlli' employed the re MR RCBERTI CQSTEN Sponsor ffl IMI ,KET lf lf ln This rrifznner cz three-told purpose is tuifilled Tne trcrv eler hzs the ocxxcritxge of trxve. experience he knows the joy ot t1n3nciol inoepencience ne prepares nirnseg 2' ine time when he will become fi lull time ernpldyee Y 7' 1 ' ' Whgie Zellow tcgrists muy D6 struggling with lxnggxges with higher mcrthernotics, with lows ol pnysics' the D E tour 1st is leirning the rgdirnents of business The :tri ol bgyinfi incl seiiihgg the techniques necessary tor nxrmonisgs relax tionships between employer ond employee between cus tomer ond solesmen He learns the theory ol business, he is given on oppor tunity to prfictice his theories Furthermore he is xlfe to gouge, and in cr degree to loretell his possible success or his loilure cis o business person D.E. Club . A, . -. lr it e 'ire bg it 'K s-3,13 1 I I f ' l M xffflf' 'A iirin, i. rw .tirrnt ira- filesri. ,Ill Betty Ewell Keeps ller ff .'l,ll'iff?Ii Y' il Stoclaesi x X! xx.. Q. I as' 1 0 ,ff Alba D E Sigdenfe G ur . le Expexerice fi Mulixi 5 C11 Irlcettie Ti:-1 Qe ation M1rL'1::rP'n C1g:sff,:z.ffr Vmcem Reardon Learns Steck H ,frfxvdq weEQWf:11S For Her Txrsr Be D Cusm Chelo mere Geez' Selrmg Fey Q7 i umein Prepares To Feed V , Befire Selling It M onogmm Club -3 -'h 910' ,z CLUB MEMBERS Roy Webb L Iones D Schenkman I C Tharrington I Fleet I Cummings H Griffin H Morgan L Grffin L Miller B Wlso I Marshall D Powell M Wh en K Hurst L Smith G Corsol o S Wilkinson R Every group of tourists has its share of ath letics the l957 Maury group is no exception These especially those who have distinguished them selves in more than one phase of athletics and who by so doing have won the right to wear the coveted Big M have organized themselves into the Monogram Club The leaders of this l957 group are Sheppy Wilkinson, president, Gene Consolvo, vice presiv dent, Norman Ringer, secretary-treasurer, Bob Nelson, chaplain, and Harry Griffin, sergeanteat- arms. 'IO6 Clyburn N Ringer K Harrison I Harrison I Schear E Hinkle H Henry A Klavans C Gwens B Reese I M La Jho n E Harorr e L Gautrea ix l Simpson M New bil R Nelson The members meet weekly at which time a short business meeting is held followed by a social nour If the weather permits these gatherings are diverted to the nearby beaches At such gather ings feminine tourists are invited to be present Projects for the year have centered around a paper drive designed to raise funds with which to carry on the club activities, and the public presenf tation of the world famous basketball trick shot artist, Wilfred Hetzel, The latter performance, for which an admission fee was charged, was given not so much to raise funds for the club, but rather to promote a better understanding of the possibilie ties of basketball. TWG- Lmfl 35h 4.5 I ,.. , WL, Sky-1. ww xx, L1 X, ..k.l.4,gxg5x-Wy, H'Jwx--vs MXLL X J r gxfxiygg ,Lxx-.x 'kxk if-Vg-LNYxL'v xx4x.l-x. MS-al-LC Ng-gf I Qt ,xw yik ,, ..... ,AXA ,M. xr. I f-'Nififi X Ln Jjwjkfj fwa- mv V , , , . Y. 'f fvf.'.',. V 1 Ii pISS'f'1f B .,VA. ,. son Chcplcxlr, ' - nu 'mvuli' nun, 9005s r unu- fun noun! 3393? I' fu Wifi 909 if o FSPUNSURS Mr Haier' The Bl, M S 'S 1 M':Kf1y Cla: S1-Jeefhexri CLUB MEMBERS: First Bow G Lambert H lohnson, B Pinkerton Second Bow, B. Glazer, H. Garson M Harcos, B Miller, Mr Burn Third Bow: A Zelubowski, A Donn, P. Wickers A Klavans MB. IOSEPH R BURN Sponsor 108 Some folks trux el for the lun of it o hers tra el in order to broaden their mental horizons The latter is particularly true of those tourists who affiliated themselves with the Maury Bain Literary Society tor its i957 tour Under the competent leadership ot Mr loseph Burn the club offered its members many opportunities tor participa tion in debating in public speaking ot xarious types and in both prose and poetry reading Members were recruited from the second third and fourth year tra elers who nad a general average ot B or better Howe Jer no interested per son was excluded ln order to test the abili ies of its various members the club entertained all Maury to Jrists with an assembly program and also entered forensic contests in competition with sta dents from other schools Also sex er l p,lbl1C meetings were held at hich distinguished speakers ere presented Here members were able to hear speaking at its best Here also in the open torum wtiich followed they were able to analyze CLUB GPUCEBS2 Mary Harcos, VicefPresif their weaknesses and to seek methods ot improvement dent Barbara Pinkerton Presidentg Gail Lam- Mr Burn a newcomer to Maury Land is to be congratu bert Secretary' Alan Donn, Treasurer lated tor the interest which he has aroused in literary fields K , 'W 13 CLUB CFFICERS Walter Hathaway, Viceepresidentg Ieannie Ioyce, Presif dentg Iessica Scarborough, Secretaryg Ioyce Craig, Treasurer. 4 r Art Club COIT1 on of the rr Ioyce, tourists, SPON OR ed as the f - Club Members A' Work Kathrvn Skaltso :rms Bess Kclirrifrs Szxfiy Hzyl gr fair, Zelobo kl IPSS1 S rV u,'IT I I Cel C 'N We 'fit' If W ,Lak Brooks Helen Sk ltscurws Iecr Ballarce IoA'1'1 Hemi Gene Da s A Brya W CLUB QFFlCEBS Clleen Bissett, Secretary, lane McLeod, Historian, Catherine Borum, President, Becky Patterson, VicefPresident, Carol Kitchin, Treasurer Future Teacher Nancy Wallace Conducts Lively English Class CLUB MEMBEBS' First Bow: A. Nunnally, Sxlylarf tell, V Stump, l-l Kane Second Bow: D Atkinson, T Watkins N Trexler l Holloway A Bryant Third Bow B Patterson B Tretton D Miner S Horne, H. Stange Fourth Bow' M Machen, C, Bissett Cl Kitchin Mrs Vlfalsh, C Borum B Moody, K Cane ady, l-l fohnson, B Nelson, - ,ff Future Teachers Club ln beginning its twelfth annual tour with a tea for new tourists, the Cherry Nottingham Chapter of the Future Teachers of America passed the first milestone on the road to an eventful year. With this orientation of fifteen Lnexpee Lienced travelers, the club commenced to fulfill iis purpose of Hexploiting interest and abilities in relation to the vari- ous fields of teaching, Under its new guide Mrs Alice Walsh the F T A car' ried out several successful projets during the tour ln the fall the responsibilities of College Day were shared with the Key Club, billboard displays brightened the roads of Maury during American Education Week, and club mem' bers substituted for tour guides on Parents Night. During the spring months F TA girls visited a teachers' college entertained future teachers from Oscar Smith, sponsored Career Day, and assisted tour guides on many occasions Parties and other social events were interspersed among more serious activities, all these combining to make the tour ,a highlysucessful one, QQ! V r'- f , ,ik , 'U .LJ i ,lx ffl. '1- t if ,: 'lvlBS. ALICE wALsH A I' Sponsor , ,, U 'fi 'S Should any trave1er become 111 while enroute he can receive aid through the Future Nurses' C1Lg:1u This c1ub organ ized in 1953, attempts to promote a 1o'.'e tor nursing and to give rtxerribers dn op- portunity to gdin an adequate unders standing ot the principies invo1'.'ed in bedside nursing 1t encourages members to continue protessiona1 growth after graduation The major project was the training at Norto11c Genera1 Hospital Each week a group ot twenty-tive gir1s met at the hospita1 to 1earn the basic steps in nursf ing When this training was comp1eted and twentysfive hours of an in service program, diplomas were given to each gir1. She then became e1igib1e to work in the hospita1 This p1an ot instruction enables students to determine whether or not they wi11 make a career of nurse ing Members ot this c1ub have been made keen1y aware of the acute shortf age ot nurses and so have doubled their efforts not on1y in attempting to per suade other tourists to study nursing, but a1so in attempting to perfect them- se1ves in the nursing art Future Nurses lub lnycyvflpxp Mrs. Audrey Foster, Sponsor, Teaches The Art of Bed Making To Mona VVi11iams, Kay Kess1er, Bunny Vo1der, Sonya Ha1e, and San' emma? .J ,Jeo- CLQE 1 ' 1 T5 .ing 1 1 F. :rl 1 s'. :r 1 r I. .l..1rfA fwfr if xr. V Y f J 5, 0'-L OJ' .Y L. . Jer mm, .,, ., C,,,,., , L., I f 1 Pfflfq.-'jf Hiffff 'iii' . IH CLUB Chfffiihg 1,f'1Ty 1?yd1ry:s 'xxrx bresfiffrf Bennie 'folder VITQ Presgderf Marion Pitman F. .vecrefiry Bf:'IK'-'PFJYQTEECF1 Trea LHEI' , Y A .pr TX V84 . gl fjn rn' 1 M A It 4- 'W I , v .' ' 75' .' HJ! Av A If f' ,J ' rift' 4, 1 djlf ' i X 'lyffq' fl 5 .J I yr ,Q I ' 1 J lbw x ,i I 5 I , tml, ,f f' t Mr C' ,sten Sponsor Ptrrirfluh Members P 13' T'.1Ef.f,X.ff'3HTlOH To A Qixf-st Speaker ible Club Every Tuesday rnorntna the Youth For Cortst song servtoe can he heara around roarn IUB punctuated oy the qgzet ot prayer Also inctuied tn the programs are Btbte qutzigies speclat speakers anfi tartous Innounee- :nenfs ':or1::err11ng the Stub rnenioers Y F11 Ati If Tv1'I.lY'3' Compete-s with 'vther Youth For tfrtrtsz' 'JJ' ,gn snxplrfg Bute f'llXLfF?S helm txt Youth For 4f.Yl: H t rgghfs 1' Bl :ir Tlerfl :rw :1stf'1'ter'f: W 'W or at ft f-+A f 1Il',lf 'iff ,,1flf,':.'f? - tie .. .. it Br X N zrz' 155 1: 'z' T fr. .-ff trier ti.: te f., gt Ci, .r it N :T 5 irf., brit Citff T 15' MT ifftFff:'s T.-:H .iw rf-t,-L,gtr,s,.Y, QM, fli relzgxrixress 5,1 :tai :ge if denzzxi YL :trr 'ioipixte ti ff'i?T1i fr' Cf? rrteetlri rs The Hush Before The Worship Service x Pat Brown Greets Guest Speaker Reverend Iarnes Leggh Assistants LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Seated: I Lucas Standlngi Miss Pulcner, L Andrews N Biser CD Bissett, B Skaggs I Guynn M Bryant S Moser, M Loca CQUNSELQRS' ASSISTANTSI First Row' M Lesner I Sternher, P Ha'.vl4tns Second Row S Hatton V Kruger, L Hartman L Radford MISS MQREHEADS ASSISTANTS R Phelps S Lelqlw G Berman, C Kztclmn E Cole rnan H Kane S Bradley MISS HQGGARDIS ASSISTANTS l7irstRow'R Harris, G Grimes, S McClain D Stakes V Algitft Second Row. Mtss Hoggard N Colernan Z Capo L Capr1o,D Dorman R Q'Conner H Bruce S Newbern Third Row M Gllloyle R Ionnson, B W1lll'lICS, G Wtlson M. Mangum F Hawlitns NURSES ASSISTANTS Mtss Foster M Vlftlltams K Kessler B Volder, S Hale S Moser 2 'L-I-I X. 'Sm i il Betsy I-Iuqhes, Asstfztfrnt Edttftr CI1effI:s' IU-tr ture Art1CIes 'ln '74 I nnetn B',1!Ier Sr iris Eirter De-minds More Space 114 If Timmy Thomas Bustness Manager Drscpxsses Budget Wxth Staff amy Ne 5 EDITORIN CI-IIEE ASSISTANT EDITOR NEWS EDITOR ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Edward Webster Betsy Hughes Mary Peterson I-IeIen Walker EEATURE EDITORS Torn Wommack and Mona Brownson Kenny Butler Alan Snyder Petesle Van Ness Walter Hathaway Davxd Lee SPORTS EDITOR , ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR ART EDITOR , . . , STAEE PI-IOTGRAPI-IER , . CONTRIBUTORS Ioye Bray, Patncra Brown Patncta CaIeson, Mary Harcos Ioyce Bray, Patr1c1a Brown, Patncta CoIeson, Mary I-Iarcos, Margarette Tones, Wrlght Lankford, Carol Kitchrn Connie Mayo, HeIen Kane, Anne NunnaIIy, Peyton Hemmgway TYPISTS .Lmda Capnc May Wong Ruth Ann I-Iarns BUSINESS IJIANAGER f1fnr:.yThcmas ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Margre Eaverman CIRCULATION MANAGERS Gene Davts and Vrrgtnta Abbitt ADVERTISING MANAGER Davtd Sharnes .ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Igiy Ossen ADVISOR Mrs ' A Rorer 1' ' iw? -YI ii? STAFF CONFERENCES BEFORE THE PRESSES ROLL MRS VIRGINIA RORER Sponsor EDWARD WEBSTER f . .1 I I . I vw .-1 RFEQHIUI Ccntrhgfor T3 The , . ff' K. 1 ,Q V. A- , 4 134, ' , 2 ,If MaHIewL fy W f X .J QQ ' ,. 4-Q Jvx--.I .4y,. , I-IOT OFF TI-IE PRESSI ' ' N Editorfm-Chief N Xi 'rr' pp if? my f J IX f A. . 3-Q f - f sf , , 1- X X x 2 'W 1 I x X xx ag, H TS! ' L 'lf ,f x ik B Q , , 5 Q f X Lrv-v 'Vf X GU ii? Tlw Lamb off Oigmpics L. I XQXP x V ff, 1' jj- ' ff!!! , -N- f mx C f o ' .-.E ' X U lil C, ' XVI S1-IEPPY WILKINSON Back BILL WAGNER End Football The Maury I-hgh School Comrnadores open1ng the 1956 season under a completely new caoch1ng staff started Wlth an unrmpresslve campalgn agamst Roanoke The Commadores were not so weak as the flnal record mlght lrnply for league compet1t1on was the strongest 1n many years The pre Thanksgwlng season saw the team Wllh one w1n and srx losses two of the lost games belng the type game that could have gone 1n elther d1rect1on Dan Cromer a transfer from Oh1o was the spark of the team playlng conslstently brxlhant football Leadtng the squad from h1s fullback pos1t1on wlth touchdowns and yards galned h1s efforts were re warded at the close of the season when h1s team mates voted h1m the most valuable player 1-le was also glven a pos1t1on on the All T1dewater team Other standouts were B111 Wagner Henry Mor gan and Ray Clyburn Wagner as end f1n1shed h1s th1rd season w1th an outstandlng performance rn the Grandy game Henry Morgan and Ray Clyburn co captalns furnlshed the greater part of the spmt of the team Ray was a consrstent performer on both end and tackle lhe hlghhght of the season come on Thanks g1v1ng when the Maury eleven wfth the greatest Splfll of the year beat Granby All the losses of the season were w1ped away 1n thrs one great v1ctory , : I 'WV , , 5 1. -it x IW HARRY GRIFFIN BOB NELSON HENRY MORGAN Tackle Back Tackle 1 Dor1't You Dare Let Us Down! Fzgh t, Team, F zlght! DON CROMER fullback fwf- Ax J HAY CLYBURN ROY WEBB BOBBIE ADDISON Back End Tackle Frrst Bow l Bob1nson,F Hathaway, B Wilson, O W1lliams,B Nelson, V Parson, Second Bow H Henry, B Webb B Owens, S W1ll41TlSOl1, B Bradshaw, L Grxllln, F Consolvo Thrrd Bow S Shlpman N Burger, B Focal McCarthy D Crnme-r,l Marshall, D Mayo i 1 n u - .,. .- ,Q ,..0:s ,s D. 0 5 .',ous o 'n' s-' '.n Letcher Hill-Coach fr 'Q l t Bay , Clyburn, ' co-captain 0 av-. 'vm , E ii o'. o ,nn'.0c Q ., 5 ', . 'K Q v n I ' 2 ' -I' 5 Q, . o '31 .-ra-41:31 U 731z4,7fL4c,z 1,441,414 E- an WJ vL4,u-0276i LEED f O4'T4k77 37 L Iones, C Owens,I Menfylel C Thorr1ngton,E Hargrove, L Slmpson R Add1sor1,S Ammo, G Fxsher F Iomes, I Cpzmmmgs D Home R Brown F Hmkle, R Clybum, H Grxffm W Wogr1er,H Morgan, B Reese, B Rotley . sl Iohn Coye, Lee Smith, Bobby Corrowoy Co-Managers A Morgan, -6 C0-captain ,S .ri '7 Y! ,asa 9 If t MAUBY 6 TEEEEBSON SB GAME 33 The masterful piloting of Don Shilling led a surf prising Iefferson Senior High team to a 33-6 victory over the favored Commodores The spirits of Maury's specf tators were momentarily lifted as Iimmy Marshall crowned an impressive drive by passing to Bay Cly- burn in the end zone, Although the Commodores did not capitalize on the necessary point needed to tie the score, Many Mauryites felt as if the Commodores would go on to victory. But lefferson was never to be caught, Bobert Nelson, Billy Owens, and a newcomer, Dan Cromer, were standouts for the Commodores. ln the second game of the season the Commodores scored a blasting defeat over the underdog, Oscar Smith Tigers, The first few minutes of the game, full- back, Don Cromer, broke away and ran 62 yards for the initial touchdown, putting the favored Commodores ahead by 6 points. Another touchdown by Cromer from the l yard line and a 65 yard run to the promised land by quarterback, Billy Owens moved the score up to a l9 point lead for Maury at the half. After half time play was resumed with halfback, Bay Clyburn punching through the line and scoring the final touchdown for Maury, Hopes ran high for a time in the Tiger camp, when quarterback, Billy Waters, pushed over to hand his team 6 points, This Bally was squelched with the game ending 26-6 in Maury's favor, HAMPTON 33 MAUBY 6 A power packed Hampton team led by Danny Bridges and Dellaw Bossrnan surprised the Come modores with a 337 victory. Although the boys from Maury held the Crabbers at bay, during the first quarter, with two brilliant goal lines, the Crabbers came back with 20 points in the second quarter and went on to win. The Mauryites had a charge to cheer in the early second half as Don Cromer broke away for a 67 yard gallop to save the Commodores from a scoreless ball- game The Commodores' spirits were lifted when the stadium announcer renamed Boy Webb and Bates Beese, Spider and Pee Wee respectively. Defensive standouts were Spider Webb, Don Cromer, and Nor- man Binger. NEWPORT NEWS l3 MAUBY 6 An enthusiastic crowd of 3000 fans crowded The Newport News stadium to watch a thrilling struggle between the Maury Commodores and the Newport News Typhoons. The hotly contested struggle was a close fight all the way, but the powerful Typhoons barely edged out the visiting Maury team by a lone touchdown. Newport News scored the first touchdown for the howling Typhoons in the second quarter after a march up the field utilizing quarterback Bucky Kellers pinpoint accuracy. Covering 7l yards on passes Keller switched to a quarterback sneak, to push the final yard to victory The conversion was run over by Skippy Weitz, Baging back in the third quarter after a rest at the half, the Commodores swept down the field to score in another quarterback sneak by halfback, Bay Clyburn The conversion was made by Harry Griffin. lt was all in vain, however, for Woody Hudson, for the Typhoons, scored only moments later to put News port News' team ahead by 6 points Fortunately The Commodores were able to hold the Typhoons against the conversion and the game scoring was ended there, The game ended with a bitterly contested score of l3-7 MAUHY 6 NCRVTEW 33 The Maury High School football team fought in vain to check the high flying Pilots of Norview The state s fastest backs chopped off yard after yard from the hapless Commodores and nearly shut them out The Commodores did not play as badly as the score Lmrlies, but could not cross the goal line until late in the last quarter The loss of Red Nelson because of in- iuries sustained just prior to the game, was a great handicap to the Commodores He had been a standout defensively the whole season Standouts were Norman Ringer, Henry Morgan, and Hay Clyburn The game ended triumphantly for the Pilots with a score of 39-6 MAUHY ffl WAHWTCK 64 Cromer was the man of the day when the boys from Maury took on the Warwick Farmers at Foreman Field The big fullback from Maury pounded and scooted through Warwick defenders for six touchdowns, Warwick got off to a fast start and never slowed down, but the Commodores finally got into the swing and followed the Farmers until the final gun, The game broke and tied many records The total score was higher than ever before, Maury scored more points than any losing team in Virginia Scholastic football, and Cromer tied the individual record for one game. Fred Hathaway, who came up from the lunior Varsity for the game, put on the best exhibition of kicking for extra points ever seen at Mauryfe -W 5 out of 5 The final score was 54f4l MAUHY 7 WTLSQN QU The f zvored Wilson Presidents overcame the Maury eleven while spotlighting the passing of guarterf back, Bobby Hoffman The Commodores failed to dent the rugged Wilson defense until the last guarter Wile son, fighting to reverse and to upset the loss to Maury last year rounded out l9U yards rushing and 99 yards passing ln tho second quarter the running of Ray Clyburn and limmy Marshall, teamed with a pass from Marshall to Henry Morgan for l7 yards, carried the Commodores to the Wilson 32, The outclassed Com- modores fought hard but to no avail The score ended 20 U in favor of the Presidents MAUHY l3 GRANBY 6 The Maury team seemed to forget that they had lost seven games this year and that they were playing a team beaten only by Norview and Wilson, as they set back the powerful Comets l3 to 5 in the annual Thanksgiving Day game at Foreman Field. Running from a new pattern of plays, the Commodores surprised Granby by faking to Cromer most of the time and pass- ing or letting sorneone else run The effect of this was shown on the first play from scrimmage, when Ray C,','r,4rn ran 43 yards for a touchflown The Com- :noiiires zpxtplayed Granby all day and coasted to an easy victory Hoy Webb and Fred Hathaway scored o and l points respectrfely tor the Commodores The final score lib in lflauryfs favor a wonderful end tc 1 rather une':entfui season TAAURY 26 SMITH 5 'F Q I t.. --.-4vawod:r ,g,g ' 'M 0 ' 'Smear fEm' ,. ,. nf '-,Du TEAM MEMBERS FgrsfR:-.-.- D Cromer N Fxriger G Lund ager lohn CORSOI'-'O N A-GYT1O1d, H Herrm H Morgan, H T Owens l Hewlett E Cccxe P lames Seccrii Fizz' Nlgnf Grllfm l Marshall T lohnson M Ashe Robert Ste-ckroth Coach Gene Lane Attempls Set Shot To Boost Maury Score. Free For All f f I i- The Maury High School Commodores opened the l956 57 basketball season with a victory over the Cscar Smith Tigers on the Commodores' new home court, the City Arena The Commodores enioyed an average season with eleven victories and n1ne de- feats Cnly the top three teams scored clean sweeps over the Mapmakers. After three first string players became ineligible at mideterm, the Commodores avenged earlier defeats with Norview, Sufolk, and Hampton The highlight of the home court was the Granby game in which the Maury sguad lost a thriller in overtime play Henry Morgan led the attack throughout the sea' son. He was given able assistance from Buck Cocke, a sharpshooting guard with a dead eye, and Don Cromer, who could drive as well as anyone on the team, Before the mid season mark, Gene Lane, Harry Griffin, and Wright Lankford were all constant per- formers. When these three became ineligible, Timmy Marshall, Nelson Arnold, and Qlitter Howlett, who was brought up from Iunior Varsityl all became familiar faces on the court Maury's eleven and nine record was good enough to put them in fifth place in the Eastern Disf trict and it gave them a chance to contend in the tournament playoffs at Wilson, Come On Team, Show Us What You Can Dol Basketball limmy Marshall Sucessfully lnterferes With Opponents Shot 'fl' ...,,Z,. ' TWO In Oriel Dorrt Drop ll, lirnmy Marshalll F' SCHEDULE I December 11 .......... . - - Oscar Smith December 14 .... December 18- - - December 19- - - 'Z' 26 Ianurcxy 2 ..... Ianuary 11 .... Ianucrry 15- - . , Icmuary 18 .... Icxnuary 25 .... Icxnucxry 29 .... Pity The Poor Manager, lohnnv Consolvo. -- . -- --Norview -- -- -- --Warwick - . --Newport News - - .,.... - .Suiiolk - -- ------Hampton Woodrow Wilson - - -Princess Anne - - - - - - -Crcrddock - - - - , Oscar Smith For Hecrverfs Sake, Team, Do Something? Get That Ball' February 1 February 5 February 8 February 12 February 16 February 20 February 22 February 26 March 1 Norvxew Newport News Suffolk Granby Hampton Woodrow W11son Pr1ncess Anne Craddock Warwlck Gfffi Shot Smlee Code? B05 Steckroth f ll im VJRES'l'l.ll-JG TEAM FLrstR B 'NLE F vwlfjfl D lor. s E 'Na rrp :tm D Tvler T W3 J' jg B .531 ,lets vii Sefjini G fy: E1 . Ci'1llffG'l E Biff ir 'ff' G1lber'1Af.l S1Y'.'.'E1jT K Y This R .-J 4 I. P 5 f Mer. zu I. Stiff ' R WRESTLING TEAM SCHEDULE Q : f - - , December 7-8 ............ Greenville, N. C., Goldsboro, N C. 5 A CQ., 'Q ' December 20 .................. . ........ Granby at Maury f'q,7f,i K ,Eff . Ianuary 9 ..... - - - . .... Norview at Maury .,',f'f.g '4Qf,. f J 4 i Ianuray 18 .... ...... W arwick at Warwick fm' 1, ,,, Qyfl' A Ianuary 23 .... ...... V irginia Beach at Maury . ,,.fT'L Ianuary 30 .... ....... . . ...... Wilson at Maury February 7 .... - - -Princess Anne at Princess Anne February 9 ..... ............ G oldsboro at Maury MR VERNQN BAKER February 13 .... ....... P rincess Anne at Maury Coach February 20 .... ......... W ilson at Wilson February 27 .... - - -Oscar Smith at Maury Wrestlz'ng With tour wrestlers returning from last years squid Coach Baker opened the season with an in experienced team Matches began in December as the high spirited Commodores toured North Caro lina defeating both Greenville 32 to l3 and Golds boro 38 to l8 Although the remainder ot the season was less successful the grapplers downed Virginia Beach 26 to 2l ilBobert Nelson captain, was our best wrestler, remarked Coach Baker at the end of the tour. liWe shall miss him badly next year However, the squad will be in good shape lor Danny Tones Cllfj poundst, Bruce Warrington Cl35 poundsl, Larry Gautreaux H48 pounds! George loyner U56 pounds? and Vere non Parsons Cl75 poundsl will return Freddie Watt, Bobby Wash, Alfred Booth, Bobert Byrd, Eddie Capps, Warren Guilbert, Dewey Tyler, Billy Bachels and Bobert Brown show promise for the coming term. Special recognition must be given to Vernon Parsons, high scorer on the team, with 43 points, and to George loyner, who took over duties as captain at-midfterm, Those advancing in the state meet were George loyner, one position, Danny lones, two places, and Eddie Capps, one places This season marked the advent ol junior varsity teams in this area Composed of Commodore tourists noton the first string, but who wished to gain experi- ence, the Maury I V 's compiled a l and 3 record With twelve returning lettermen, Maury expectsa top-rated team in '58, Bentley Anderson Gets Set For Match Larry Gautreaux Pins George Ioyner In a Halt Nelson. Adv , ac Sho in '29 ant ge , p g A Mat Free For All Eleanor Parker Prepares To Splash l-ler Way To Fame Gail Lambert Assists Nancy Dalby in Perfecting Her Bowling Technique, s fc - v 3+ QP P X ill I fag V 1 ff-Q' I , ' U Sugie Scott Follows Through With Her Future Champions Practice For The Annual Powerful Backhand. Volleyball Tournament F emz'nz'ne Contenders That physical prowess is not solely the property of Maury s male tourists is evidenced by the pictures on these pages Gne can readily see that the femie nine contenders are many and that the fields in which they exhibit physical skill are as varied as those of- fered the boys Swimming golf, volley ball, tennis, shuffle board, ping pong, bowling and basketball are open to girls They are even permitted to partici' pate in baseball Qnly football and wrestling are the exclusive property of the males Feminine sports enthusiasts have the same opf Toyce Craig Demonstrates Proper Serve To lean Stember Betsy Gatlin Demonstrates The. Don'ts of Golf, portunities as do masculine enthusiasts to win letters through competitive games and intramural contests They toon compete for the highest athletic 'Li'.-:ard the outstanding athlete ofthe year ln addition tw active sports all feminine tourists participate iri 3 comprehensive health program, ln this manner both theory and practice become available That a healthy mind can function best in 3' healthy body is the premise upon which Maury s feminine athletes base their training, the goal for which they strive They learn early that good sports manship is a basic law of life, that through it one may develop mind, body, and spirit Camille Tyson, Ready For The Big Glide Ioan Tabit Puts Ball ln Action. xx, Q W 12 411194 10 1 x-191-gl Ljanuar CeZeb1'z'Zz'e5 BEST STUDEINT BEST AU. HOU! nv-NT Y ,X -,YM ,. Pg-x- 'K L. F11 M..-4, Qkxzjmx. 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I l . . . l Q ' Q I- Girls' Sports, lunlor Usher, Language Club, UNL, RUSSELL LEE , - X I . .A l .- ' l 8 Senior' Directory DIVERS IUDITH WALTERS General lanuary Band Chorus Commodore Stall Maury News Staff Maury News Representatrve YTeens DOBRINSKY LARRY WALLIS Language Iune DONAHUE ERROL ION General lune DONN ALLAN GERALD Language lune Key Club Language Club Maury Ba1n L1t erary Socrety Math Tournament Iun1or Var SIIY Basketball DORMAN DOROTHY ANNE Busrness lune Oltrce Ass1stant DOTSON MELINDA Language june Art Club Y Teens Maury Playmakers Grrls Sports Language Club French Tournament Poetry Contest Secretary of Maury Ba1n L1terary Socrety Maury Mrnstrels Maury News Stall Maury News Representatrve DOUGH DANIEL WARREYN Busrness Iune D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club DOZIER RAY Gen eral lan uary DUDLEY MIRIAM ELIZABETH General january Band B1ble Club DUNCAN WANDA FERN Bus1ness lune Future Bus1ness Leaders ol Amerrca DUNN IR HOWARD CHARLES General fanuary Baseball Commodore Stall Iohnston H1 Y Iun1or Usher Maury News Representanve Maury Flayrnakers DUVAL NANCY DORIS Busrness lune Wrlson Tr1 Hr Y Y Teens EWELL BETTY GAY Busrness lune Drstrrbutrve Educatron Club FAIRCLOTH LESLIE I General lune FALLS MARY ELIZABETH General Ianuary Nurse Assrstant Band Orchestra 'I49 FELDMAN DAVID STUART General lune Band Orchestra FENTON IERRY T General Ianuary FERGUSON RUTH LOUISE Language Iune Class Representatrve Iun1or Usher Nurses Club FETROW IOI-IN EDWARD Language Iune Iun1or Usher Key Club FOCA ALFRED WILLIAM General Ianuary Football Monogram Club Track FOLEY KATHLEEN ELIZABETH Language Iune Counselor Assrstant Sophomore Class Rep resentanve Spanrsh Tournament Maury News Representatxve School Sprrxt Com mrttee SCA Representatrve FORBES WILLIAM AUGUSTUS General Ianuary FORD IUNE Gen eral january FOXWELL GWENDOLYN ROSE Busrness lune D1str1but1ve Educatlon Club FRANKLIN DORIS AMELIA Busrness Ianuary FREEMAN MARGERY ELLEN Language Iune Dr1lI Team Garnett Tr1 H1 Y French Tour nament SCA Representatrve GARDNER IANE MARIE Busrness june Commodore Staff Chaplarn of Future Bust ness Leaders oIAmer1ca Iun1or Usher Maury Ba1n Lrterary Socrety Y Teens GARNETT MARIA TYLER Language fune Chorus Secretary and Sergeant at arms of Garnett Trl I-I1 Y Language Club French Tournament Maury Ba1n Lrterary SOCIGIY Maury M1nstrels Maury News Representatrve GARNETT ROBERT PAGE Language lanuary Band Vrce Presrdent of Iohnston I-I1 Y GARSON HAROLD I Language Iune Publrc Speakrn Contest Sergeant at arms of Maury Ba1n rterary Socrety Wrestllng Math Tournament 1 V I I I l l I I - - I I C , , 1 I - I 'W , Maury News Representative, Y-Teens. 5' I 1 -' I I' 1 ' . 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WILLIAM SHELLEY General Ianuary VICE Pres1dent of Stage Crew HICKS ROBERT LEE General Ianuary Art Club Iohnston H1 Y HODGES SUSAN FRANCES Language Iune Cheerleader Senror Class Representat1ve trve Treasurer of Wrlson Tr1 H1 Y HOLLINGER BENIAMIN WHITELY General lune Brbre Club HOLMES RAY LUDFORD General lune HOOK WILLIAM GEORGE General Iune HOPE BARBARA MAE General Iune Chorus Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Maury M1nstrels HOPE THOMAS BARKER General Iune Chorus HOWARD IAMES DARIAN General lune HOWELL RUBY IO Busrness Iune Class Representatrve Commodore Stall Presrdent of Future Buslness Leaders ol Amerrca G1rls Sports Iunror Usher Maury M1nstrels SCA Representatrve YTeens HUDGINS BERNARD GRAHAM Busmess Iune zrertopr HUGHES ELIZABETH HUDGINS Language lune Iun1or Class Representatlve Buslness Man ager ot Commodore Stall Iunlor Usher Poetry Contest Vrce Pres1dent of Maury Ba1n Lxterary Socxety Maury Mrnstrels Assrs tant Edrtor ol Maury News Maury News Representatlve School Sprrxt Com mrttee SCA 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I - 1 - 1- 1 ' S ' I w vvr L A 'V Senzor Dzrectogz MOBEP MARIORIE KATIAERINE Busrness fune Future Busrness Leaders ol Amer1ca MONETTE RICHARD WAYNE General lune MORGAN HENRY VICTOR Language lune Basketball Semor Class Representatrve Co Captarn ot Eootball Team lohnston H1 Y junror Ush r Key Club Maury M nstrels Maury News Representatlve Monogram Clulc SCA Representatlve Track MOWERY MILDRED KAY Busrness lune MURPHY MARY IO General lune Art Club School Sp1r1t Comm1ttee Y Teens MYERS BETTIE ANN Busln ess lan uary Band MYERS VIRGINIA BELLE NEATHERY RICHARD LEE General june NELSON ROBERT BURTON General lune NEWBURGER PHYLLIS ANN Language fune Orchestra NICHOLS GEORGE ANDREW General Iune NOBLES ALBERT E General lune D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club O EARRELL V IOHN IOSEPH FRANCIS General lune OREANEDES GEORGE COSTAS Language lune Presrdent of Seruor Class Sophomore and Iumor Class Representat1ve Iunror Usher Secretary ot Key Club Latrn Tournament ORNOEE RENEE BEVERLY General june Dr1ll Team Maury Mlnstrers Maury News Repr sentatlve SCA Representauve OWENS BARBARA BELLE General lune Chorus Maury News Representatwe Y Teens 4 PACE SHIRLEY IEAN Language lune Counselor Assrstant Chorus Commodore Staff Llterary Contest Maury Mrnstrels Nurses Club SCA Representatlve Y Teens PALLAS BARBARA General Ianuary Lrbrary Assrstant Maury News Representa t1ve W1lson Tr1 H1 Y PAPPAS PATRICIA NELMS Buslness lanuary Reporter ol Garnett Trl H1 Y Y Teens PARKER ELEANOR ANNE General june Cheerleader Dr1ll Team Grrls Sports Maury News Representat1Ve Sergeant at arms of W1lson Trl H1 Y Y Teens PARKER RUTH ELAINE General lune Chorus Maury Mlnstrels Y Teens PARRISH DURWOOD WAYNE General lan uary Language June Chorus Dr1ll Team Maury Baln Lrterary Socrety Maury M1nstrels Maury News Rep resentat1ve Treasurer ol Nurses Club VICG Pres1dent of Future Teachers ot Amer1ca PATTON ANN IUDSON Buslness lune Drlll Team School Sp1r1t Comm1ttee W1lson Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens PENELLO ANTOINETTE General lune PETERSON MARY WOOD Language fune Chorus News Ed1tor of Maury News PEVELER SARAH FRANCIS General August School Sp1r1t Commrttee Y Teens PHELPS ROBERT LEE General August PHILLIPS ANNE MC IVER Language january Olflce Ass1star1t Maury News Representatrve School Splfll Commlttee PHOTINOS WILLIAM PETE General january PIERCE IR EDWARD BERNARD Language lune Chorus Maury M1nstrels U O 11 X I , I I I - ' - . K Q' I ' i 1 ,V i Generalelune PATTERSON, REBECCA IANE . .vi 1 I V I - e ' ' . I I Semor PILLAR LINDA DIANNE Busmess Iune PINKERTON BARBARA IOAN Language lune VICE Presldent of Chorus Dr1ll Team Lan guage Tournament L1terary Contest Pres1 dent ot Maury Ba1n L1terary Socrety Maury M1nstrels School Splfll Commrttee SCA Rep resentatrve PINKERTON MARTHA COULSON General lune Nurses Club PONTIFEX IUDITH RAE General Iune Dr1ll Team W1lson Tn H1 Y POWELL DANIEL WISE General lune Baseball Iun1or Vars1ty Football Maury News Representatwe Monogram Club POWELL MIRIAM ALICE Busrness lune Chorus D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club Y Teens POWERS LAURA GAY General Iune Chorus Y Teens RADER ELIZABETH LOCKHART Language lune Counselor Assrstant Cheerleader Chorus VICE Presrdent ol Sophomore Class Class Representatwe Language Club French Tournament Maury M1nstrels School Splfll Commrttee SCA Representatrve RANDLETT STUART EDWIN Busrness Iune Art Club Brble Club Iun1or Usher RASBERRY FRANCES CLAUDETTE General August L1brary Ass1stant Chorus Dr1ll Team Future Busrness Leaders of Amer1ca School Spmt Comm1ttee Y Teens RAWLES RICHARD SMITH General Iune Maury Ba1n Lrterary Soclety Maury Mm strels West H1 Y RAY WILLIAM GRADY General lanuary Chorus Commodore Stall Secretary ot Iohnston H1 Y REARDON VINCENT ALFRED Busrness August Parl1amentar1an and Presrdent ol D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club REEL CAROLYN ROSE General lanuary zrectopf REESE ll? HENRY BATES Language lune Chorus Football Iohnston H1 Y Iumor Usher Key Club Language Club Maury M1nstrels Monogram Club Track REED GLENDA ANNICE General lune Chorus Dr1ll Team Wllson T 1 H1 Y Y Teens RICE OLIVE ALINE General Iune L1brary Assrstant Dr1ll Team Garnett Tr1 H1 Y ROSEN HARVEY PAUL Language lune Band All State Band Maury Mrnstrels ROUGEAU DORIS MARIE General lune Chorus School Sprrrt Comm1ttee RUSSELL SANIDRA IEAN General Iune Dr1ll Team SATTERTHWAITE IOHN WILFRED Post Graduate Iohnston H1 Y Iumor Usher Language Club Spanlsh Tournament Maury Mlnstrels SAUNDERS ROSE ANN General Iune SCARBOROUGH IESSICA BEATRICE Language lune Treasurer and Secretary ol Art Club Com modore Stall Glrls State Iunlor Usher Lan guage Club French Tournament Maury Ba1n Lrterary SOCIGIY School Splfll Corn mrttee Wrlson Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens Math Tour nament Maury Playmakers SCHEAR IOHN NELSON Language Iune Class Representatrve Maury Mlnstrels Maury News Representatwe Monogram Club SCA Representatrve Track West H1 Y SCHENKMAN DAVID E Language Iune Orchestra Track SCHILT SUSAN LOUISE General lune Art Club School Splfll Commrttee SCOTT ELSIE FRANCES Language Iune Cheerleader Language Club Latrn and French Tournaments Maury Mlnstrels SEARS WILLIAM LLOYD General lune Band Drum Malor Iohnston H1 Y Orchestra Q C 111 1 . - 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 , . , ,. , ,. , 7-, , . 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I - , . 1 , , I .. , 1 1 ' 1 .' 1 ' , , 1 1 1 - Senior SEIBERLICH ROLAND IOHN General Iune SHADDEAU MARLENE Bus1ness Iune Garnett Tr1 H1 Y G1rls Sports SHAMES DAVID MARSHALL Language Iune Golf Iuruor Usher Key Club Lat1n Tourna ment W1nner ot State Lat1r1 Essay Contest Maury Ba1n L1terary SOCIGIY Advert1s1ng Manager of Maury News SCA Representa t1ve Maury Playmakers Math Tournament SHAPIRO SAMUEL LEON Language Iune Boys State Iun1or Usher Span1sh Tourna ment Debat1ng Team Orchestra SHIPOWITZ STANLEY General Iune Language Club SIEGERT INGRID HELENE Language Iune Band Iunlor Class Representatlve Language Club French Tournament Orchestra All State Orchestra SMITH IR ALVA LEE Language Iune Boys State Chorus Manager ot Football Iun1or Usher Language Club Maury M1n strels Maury News Representatwe Mon ogram Club SCA Representatwe Track Math Tournament SMITH ELIZABETH GAIL General Ianuary Olhce Ass1stant Counselor Ass1stant Chap laln and Sergeant at arms ot Garnett Tr1 H1 Y G1rls Sports School Sp1r1t Cornmlttee SCA Representatlve Y Teens SMITH MILLIE CATHERINE General Iune SORTINO DON FRANCISCO Language Iune Band All State Band Maury M1nstrels Mon ogram Club Orchestra Tennls West H1 Y SORTINO RONALD DON ROSS Language Iune Band All State Band Maury M1nstrels Mon ogram Club Orchestra Tennxs West H1 Y SPEIGI-IT MARCHA ANNE Bus1ness Iune OIIICS Ass1stant Dr1ll Team Secretary of Future Bus1ness Leaders ol Amer1ca Iumor Usher Maury Ba1n L1terary SOCIGIY Mau M1nstrels Maury News RGPTSSGHIGIIVG School Sp1r1t Comm1ttee SCA Representatlve W1lson Tr1 H1 Y 156 irectagf SPRUILL MARGARET ELIZABETH Bus1ness Iune STAKES DORIS ANN Bus1ness Iune Ofhce ASSISIGHI STEVENS SHIRLEY ANN General Ianuary STRAUGHN SANDRA LOIS Language Iune Olhce ASSISIGHI Chorus Dr1ll Team Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Poetry Contest Maury News Staff School Splfll Comm1ttee Reporter ol W1lson Tr1 H1 Y SUTELAN DAVID KEGEBEIN Language Iune SUTHERLAND IAMES BARTON Language Iune Iumor Vars1ty Football Track SUTTON BARBERINA LEE Language january G1rls Sports Iuruor Usher Language Club Maury News Representatlve School Sp1r1t Comm1ttee SCA Representatwe Reporter of W1lson Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens Future Teachers of Amer1ca SWERSKY GAYLORD Language Iune SWINDELL TROY GENE Iohnston H1 Y Maury M1nstrels Track Maury Playmakers SWINSON GLORIA ANNE General Iune Btble Club TAVSS RICHARD IOEL Language Iune TAYLOR RICHARD Language Iune Band TEAFORD IUDITI-I IOANNA Language Iune Pres1dent of Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Iun1or Usher SCA Representatwe Y Teens TERRY PATRICIA ANN Bus1ness Iune TETTERTON THELMA ANNE Language Iune Band Typtst of Sen1or Class Spantsh Tour nament Maury Ba1n Lrterary SOCISIY Maury M1nstrels Maury News Representatxve Or chestra School Sp1r1t Comm1ttee Y Teens TEW IANICE VIOLA Bus1ness Ianuary SCA Representatlve I - I I I I ' I I I ' - - I I I , , I I I I I Sergeantfatfarms of West Hi-Y, Wrestling, 'Genefcl-IUUUCUY y ' I 1 1 - I- I I I , ' . 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I l I I I l - , , ry - - A - , , Senior Directogf THARRINGTON IOHN C General Ianuary Football Iohnston H1 Y Monogram Club THOMAS IRIS HELENE Bus1ness fune THOMAS IAMES ELLISON Language Iune Iun1or Usher State Publ1c Speakmg Contest Champlon Representat1ve to Iuvenlle Court Adv1sory Board Maury Ba1n L1terary SOCIETY BUSIHSSS Manager of Maury News Staff Cha1rman of Inter Club Counc1l SCA West H1 Y Maury Playmakers THOMPSON MARY ELLEN B1ble Club THOMPSON VENETIA LEE BUSIDQSS Iune Capta1n ot Dr1ll Team Treasurer of Future Bus1ness Leaders of Amer1ca Iun1or Usher School Splfll Comm1ttee SCA Representat1ve Maury Playmakers TILLETT WILLIAM ROBERT General Iune TOLER BILLY RAY Language Iune TOWNSEND MARY WILSON General Iune Garnett Tr1 H1 Y G1rls Sports Bus1ness August TREXLER NONIE BELLE Language Iune Future Teachers ot Amer1ca Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Maury Ba1n L1terary Soc1ety Maury News Representatlve School Splfll Com m1ttee Y Teens TURNER FLOYD LEE General Iune TWEEDY MARION ELLEN Bus1ness Iune D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club TWISDALE IOHN ROBERT General Ianuary VAUGHAN PATRICIA ANN Language Ianuary Semor Class VICE Pres1dent Iumor Class Representatlve Iun1or Usher Chaxrman of School Splfll Comm1ttee SCA VICG Pres1 dent of Wllson Tr1 H1 Y W1nner of SAR Medal VINCENT DONNA MAE Language Iune Iumor Class Representatlve Treasurer and V1ce Pres1dent of Future BUSINESS Leaders ol Amer1ca Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Glrls Sports lun 1or Usher School Splfll Comm1ttee Y Teens 57 WAGNER WILLIAM ALBERT General january Pres1dent ot Semor Class Football Iohnston H1 Y Iun1or Usher Monogram Club Track Basketball WALKER SHEILA M General june WALLACE IOYCE LORA Busmess fune Sophomore Class Representat1ve Pres1dent of Future BUSINESS Leaders of Amer1ca G1rls Sports WALLACE NANCY Language lune OIIICG ASS1SlGHl Cheerleader Future BUS1 ness Leaders of Amer1ca Language Club Maury M1nstrels Maury Playmakers WATKINS IACOB STEPHEN General january Football WATSON IAMES B General Iune Band Orchestra WEBSTER IR EDWARD GEORGE Language Iune Sophomore Class Representat1ve Iun1or Usher VICE Pres1dent ot Key Club Lat1n Tournament Sports Ed1tor and ECl1lOI'1I1 Chlel of Maury News SCA Record1ng Sec WEISS ROSLYN BUSIDGSS lune Maury Playmalcers WHALEN MICHAEL TAYLOE General Iune Monogram Club School Splfll Comm1ttee Track WHEDBEE EVELYN WILBERT BUSIDGSS August WHITNEY NORMAN MORGAN Language lune Key Club Spanlsh Tournament WILBON ERNEST BRYAN General Iune D1str1but1ve Educat1on Club WILCOX MARIANNE NELSON Language Ianuary Garnett Tr1 H1 Y Nurses Club WILLIAMS BEVERLY BROUGHTON Busmess Iune OIIICG ASS1SlGHl Dr1ll Team Wllson Tr1 H1 Y Glrls Sports School Splfll Comm1ttee SCA Representatlve Y Teens 1 1 ' 1 ', . . . 1 1 ' I 1 1 I . 1 . 1 1 1 1 14 , 1 1 ., f 1 1 ' '1 . 1 1 .. V I , . , I I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ' 111 1 ' 1 ' 1 I -- .. ., ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , - .. '1 1 I - ,- . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 - I ,. . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' . .. . , --' --l ' 1 1 I G ' 1 1 1 . .. .1 ., ,. , 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1' - 1' - Senior WlLLIAMS,'DONALD PAUL Language-lune Art Club, Iohnston Hi-Y, School Spirit Com- mittee, Tennis. WILLIAMS, ROBERT EUGENE General-Iune WILSON IOSEPH WORTON General Ianuary Band WOLFF SUE Language lune Girls Sports Language Club Spanish Tour nament Literary Contest Maury Bain Lit erary Society Maury News Representative Nurses Club WONG ARTHUR zremfonr WONG, MAY TUE General-Iune Girls' Sports, Typist ot Maury News Staff. WOOD, RICHARD BRUCE, IR. Business-Iune Chorus, Parliamentarian ot Distributive Ed- ucation Club. WOODARD WILLIAM THEL General lune Art Club School Spirit Committee WOODRUFE PATRICIA ANN Business Iune Chorus ZABA DIANE BETH Business lune ZEGINIS DIMITRIOS General lanuary Post Graduate Faculty Dzrectonf IAMES E OLD Principal B A Virginia Polytechnic Institute M A Columbia University A RUEUS TONELSON Assistant Principal B S M Ed College ot William and Mary Michigan State University ROBERT I STECKROTH Acting Assistant Principal B A M Ed College ol William and Mary Football Coach MARTHA B ANTHONY B A University ot Tennessee Cumberland College University of Tennessee Graduate School English VERNON G BAKER B S East Carolina College Campbell Iunior College Physical Education Wrestling Coach I V Football Coach WILMA E BALLARD B A Goucher College University ot Mexico Columbia University Science HILDEGARDE M BARTON B A College ol William and Mary History 5 IAMES R BATES BS M Ed Springfield College Driver Train ing Sponsor ot Monogram Club Baseball Coach ANNABELLE N BECKSTEIN BS Indiana University Bookkeeping Typ ing Business Math C SIDNEY BERG B M M M University ot Michigan Band Orchestra HENRY C BERNICK B M Shenandoah Conservatory of Music College ol William and Mary Choral Music IANICE MARIE BLAND B S Longwood College University otV1r ginia University ot Maine University ot Ver mont English ELIZABETH R BOGGS B A College ol William and Mary M A Columbia University University ol Maine University ol Vermont English WILLIAM L BRITTINGHAM B S M Ed College ot William and Mary Physical Science and Physics Tennis Coach DOROTHY W BRYAN BS Westhampton College Science College Counselor Sponsor Student Co operative Associatlon , , . I V n , I I ' I 1 - , O Mathematics, Basketball Coach, Assistant ' 'K - - . A I 8 . Faculty zreczfogz EDGAR THOMAS BRYANT B S North Caroltna State College M E Untverstty of North Caroltna Physrcal Edu catlon IOSEPH ROBEY BURN B A Bob Iones Unlverslty UHIVSTSITY ot North Caronna Englrsh CARTER BRAXTON BURNET B A Hampden Sydney College Unrverstty ot V1rg1n1a Physrcs HOWARD I CASSINGHAM B A Bethany College M R C D Spectal Educatxon Sponsor olDr1ll Team ROBERTA H CASTEEN B S Longwood College Clark Untverstty Unrverslty of Marne Hrstory CHRIS I CHRISTENSEN B Ed Oshkosh State Teachers College Mechanrcal Drawrng Busrness Manager SALLY LEE COOK A B W1ll1am and Mary College Art ROBERT I COSTEN B A Bob Iones Unlverslty Rrchmond Pro- lessronal Instttute V1rg1n1a Polytechnlc In strtute D1SlIlbUf1V9 and Busrness Educatlon Co Sponsor of F TA ANNABELLE CROWDER B S Longwood College Hrstory Sponsor of Assembly Programs OLA M CURRY Roanoke Woman s College Englrsh ANNE S DAUGHTREY B S Radford College V1rg1n1a Polytechnrc Instttute M A Untverstty ol South Dakota Co ordrnator Ottrce Trarnrng ELIZABETH DAVIS A B Randolph Macon Woman s College Columbta Untverstty Un1vers1ty ot Calttornra Mathematrcs MARILYN S DAVIS B S Woman s College ot Unrverstty ot North Carolma Typmg IOSEPH H DEATON B A Elon College Head ofPhys1cal Educa fron Department Intramural Dlrector KATRINE V DeWITT B A College OlW1ll1Gm and Mary M A George Peabody College lor Teachers Typ mg French Mathematrcs LALUCE G DWYER A B Holllns College Sponsor of Sophomore Class Englrsh 9 MARGARET A EGGLESTON B S College of W1ll1am and Mary Medtcal College ol V1rg1n1a Scrence ETHEL GLADYS ELLIS B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Untverstty of V1rg1n1a College ol Wtlltam and Mary Columbla Untverstty Sponsor of funror Class Soc1alStud1es H WAYNE EVERETT B S M S Ind1ana State Teacher s College Machlne Shop Head of Industrral Arts Department ELIZABETH D EVETT B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Enghsh NORMAN PANTONE B S Unlverslty ol V1rg1n1a College ol W1l ham and Mary Untverstty of Plttsburg Spon sor Playmalcers Englrsh GRACE C FEINTHEL B S Longwood College Hrstory ELIZABETH FOOSHE BEA. Holltns College Hrstory Head Coun se or INDIA FRIEND W1ll1am and Mary Boolclceeprng Busrness Math Sponsor of Cheerleaders MARTHA FULCHER B A College of W1ll1am and Mary Lzbrarran HETTIE GIBBS B A College ot W1ll1am and Mary Stenog raphy Typlng DOROTHY GILCHRIST B A Holltns College M A Unlverstty ol Vtr g1n1a Hrstory Government ANNE GILL B A Westhampton College Untverstty ot Rlchmond Hrstory Head olH1story Depart ment SHIRLEY GRANBERRY Iliflarshall College Untverslty ot V1rg1n1a atm VIRGINIA GRAVES B S George Peabody College Untverstty of Colorado M A Untversrty ol Vtrgtma Englrsh LYNETTE HAMLET B A Randolph Macon Woman s College M A College of W1ll1Gm and Mary Untver stty ot V1rg1n1a Mathematrcs Head of Math ematrcs Department FRANCES HARRELL B S Mary Washtngton College Hrstory O 1 1 Sponsor of Bible Clubl. Sponsor of D-EA Club! Mary Washington Collegeg College ot Facvtlzfy Dzrectopr ELIZABETH HENING B A Randolph Macon Woman s College M A Untverstty ot North Caroltna Englrsh LETCHER HILL B S Last Tennessee State College M A George Peabody College Scrence Head gootbhall Coach IV Basketball Coach Golf oac KARL IOHANSSON B S U S Naval Academy Mathemattcs VIRGINIA IOHNSON Longwood College College ol W1ll1am and Mary Columbta Untverstty Englrsh VIRGINIA IONES BS Madtson College M Ed College ot Wtlltam and Mary Chemtstry Head OlSC1 ence Department ELIZABETH LAVINDER B A Woman s College ofthe Un1vers1ty ol North Carolma Mathematrcs MINNIE LENNON B S Woman s College ot the Untverstty of North Caroltna M S Untverstty ot Tennessee Phystcal Educatron B S E State Teacher s College Ptttsburg North Caroltna State Colleae lndustrtal Arts Woodshop CATHERINE MCCLOUD BA Westhampton College M Ed Untver stty ol Vtrgtnta Unlverstty ol Mextco Spanrsh ALINE E MCNEIL B A College ol Wtlltam and Mary Untverstty otV1rg1n1a Unlverslty ol Caltlornta Columbta Un1vers1ty Busrness INEZ P MEEIKINS B A B E Chowan College Mathemattcs Sponsor ot Sentor Class IEAN MISH B S Madtson College M A Columlo1a Un1 verstty Homemalcrng HORACE MOORE B S E Arkansas State Teacher s College Sclence MARY MOORE B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Mathemancs ALICE C MORRIS B A M A College ol Wtlnam and Mary Lrbrartan 160 HENRY C NOLLEY BA Randolph Macon College LL B Na ttonal Untverstty ot Law Busmess Law Amer rcan Government Sponsor otForens1c Actrv LOUISE ODOM B S Madtson College Sclence 1t1es ANNIE L POWELL B A Greensboro College East Carolma College Mary Washmgton Col ege Englrsh TAPELLE PRUDEN BS Longwood College M Ed Untverstty ot Vtrgmta Mathematlcs REINA M PUCKETT B A College of W1ll1am and Mary M Ed Untverstty ot V1rg1n1a Engltsh Sponsor of Commodore ELEANOR RAYNOR B S Madrson College Physrcal Educatton Coach of Gtrl s Intramural Sports Sponsor of Dnll Team A RUTH RIDDICK B A Hollms College M A Columbla Untver Slly French Spanrsh VIRGINIA A RORER M A College ol Wtlllam and Mary Engllsh lournaltsm Sponsor ot Maury News LYLA RUBIN B S College ol W1ll1am and Mary Math ematrcs IULIA RUSH B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Mary Washtngton College College of Wtl l1am and Mary Physrcal Educatron MARICLARE RYAN B S College Mtsertcordta Busrness Arrth mettc Typtng Boolclceeprng CLIFFORD M SPARBY B S Unrverstty ot Mmnesota Industrral Arts Sponsor otRad1o Ham Club HELEN D TALIAFERRO B S Longwood College Soc1alStud1es Vo cattonal Counselor Soctal Counselor STELLA H TAYLOR B A Westhampton College Ur11vers1ty ot Rtchmond Columbta Un1vers1ty Radford College Enghsh Head ofEngl1sh Department EDWARD TIPPO B S New Iersey State Teacher s College M A Seton Hall Untverstty Northeastern Un1vers1ty Carnegte Instltute ot Technology Prmtzng O O 1 ' 1 - -1 1 - 11 ' , ,, I I I I . 1 1 -1 1 . .1 - 5 . .1 , 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - -1 1 . 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Mrs Charles T Woodard Mr V D Drvers Mrs C I Cuthbert Compllments of a Frrend Mr Howardl Dlvers I.B ROCKE Iewelers and Sllversmlths 243 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK VIRGINIA MASTER AUTO SERVICE CORPORATION Dlstrrbutor U S Royal T1res 21st and Colonlal Avenue Phone MA 2 1821 BAILEY S SERVICE STATION 21st Street and Colley Avenue WHITE WAY LAUNDRY 21st Street and Colley Avenue POPULAR MUSIC STUDIO 1904 Sprrngheld Avenue BAZEMORE S FRIENDLY MARKET 6412 Hampton Boulevard The Cholce of Smart Commodores For Over 72 Years' Xmiggiff.. Sw SHOES 325 Granby Street Wards Corner 127 Church Street Center Shops, 21st Street Complete Tire Service I l ' I I 0 I knew' That sounds good' Sue Grandy and lack Broughton attempt to choose from Burough s many specialties Peltz Brothers 200 West Water Street Derry Twlford Funeral Home 1920 Colley Avenue Cecil Beauty Salon 504 Washington Park Gregory s Pharmacy 1040 Wilson Road At the Start of the day -J 1 .I -X, 'Elms Ulfglllldll 1J1lot v At the End of the day... t Best Wishes Class 57 RCES Downtown Norfolk and Ward s Corner Mrs H S Williams Mrs H I Divers A Friend Debbie Valentine H. D. OLIVER Funeral Apartments 1501 Colomcrl Avenue Norfolk Vlfglnld f 'CN Q kc! Q31 Have you heard about F 'QW the fashions at - '-T 337 Granby St PINEGROVE DAIRIES 1The Milk That Makes Tldewater Growl Congratulates THE 1957 MAURY GRADUATES PRITCHARD S ESSO STATION Campostella Road 6: WIISOR Road MEADORS NEWTON INC 1210 Colonial Avenue SETTLE S PHARMACY 3236 Tidewater Drive Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. 21st Street and Lleyellyn Avenue Your friendly neighborhood store W1'11TT'S GARAGE 108 E. 18th street QI mx 'NN Lech. N ' ff V 1 7 n ., N N' 1 x v N-N 3 X XZ f 's.. . ffx ' R . I I I Comp11ments BIRSCH CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Norfolk V1rg1n1a For that spec1a1 occas1on Iewelry and GIIIS FROM D P PAUL SPORTSMAN S SHOP 130 W PLUME STREET HICK S ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY 8 N b For the Woman Who Cares What She Wears 0 NAIVETTE SHOPPE 111 COLLEGE PLACE of 2- JT' 434 Boush Street, 2nd Floor 36-3 e raska Street I 1830 RANDOLPH-MACGN COLLEGE 1957 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA An accredited liberal arts college for men with a national reputation for the success of its graduates. I Information may be secured from H Burnell Pannlll Dean oi Men and Director of Admissions Blackwell Auditorium with Fox Hall in the background. Thats Just the one for you' Iudy Teaford and lack Satterthwarte are pleased wlth Center Shops complete Men s Department Iewelery and S1lversm1ths Order your School Rlng Through Us 229 Granby Street Norfolk 10 V1rg1n1a Comphments of NELSON VERTICAL PAPER COMPANY Colonral Avenue and 22nd Street Norfolk V1rg1n1a FRANK R. FORD CO. The Finest in Beauty Care For The Discriminating Woman E SPERTNER COMPANY CO ED BEAUTY SHOP Spec1al1sts 1n Ha1r Shap1ng Styllng and Iewelers and Sllversmlths Permanent Wavlng Smce 1879 407 Granby Street Norfolk V1rg1n1a 6410 Hampton Boulevard Norfolk V1rg1n1a 55 Q Mrs Scott offers a sample from Scott Supply Company to lnter ested customers Donna Vmcent and Davnd Sutelan I - I I I I qs MW w kv: Q ' ' T . .H U X 'T , f' n ir + n 1 ' T va E -T , 4-. ,H f . Q W A 311 rn'!1 ,i, ll . 1, -5 s Sv ' , au' S f , S. P , n .JA vw -s n v A '-j ,' ,' 1 4- I Qc., ,NP fy ' r , I I D Delivery Service MA 2 5913 THE SPOT CLOTHING COMPANY NEWPORT PHARMACY 427 GRANBY STREET d d Watches Diamonds Iewelry CAMPOSTELLA Save Save Save ELECTRONICS COMPANY GASKINS Radio Telev1s1on Service 909 Compostella Road Norfolk 6 Virginia Telephone KI 5 4683 Precision Watch Repairing Engraving Iewelry Repairing 619 West 35th Street MA 5 1302 Norfolk 8 Virginia ily JWUVWQW 418 Granby Street i 9 X 9 X SINGER SEWING CENTER Norfolk Virginia fb . . A A 4 4 3 ' ' C' 9 o 1,4 Prescriptions calle for an delivered f at ot X I l DAVID A. RAWLS. INC. wraps gowns chcxpeaux furs sports 108 110 WEST PLUME STREET NORFOLK 10 VIRGINIA Move W1th Allled The Natlon s Largest ll I I ll 1,-Q - 1--5 xx, f-- .., --T-.-I TXQ SX I KL ,.f v A W ww mms-sz Ex I A---I V ilfff IT E E KE eff ev A A L 1 -4' N Jill. A I l x I ,Adv I F CC occ: gent Q20 M QEPQQQ LQ silk? L 1A SECURITY STORAGE 6. VAN COMPANY Anne Tetterton has the f1l'l1Sl'l.1I'lg touches admlmstered whlle Barb1e Sutton looks on at Ierrys Beauty Salon 607 Campostella Road THE MAURY LUNCHROOM omlts 1ts usual advertlsement for th1s space and lnstead pays trlbute to two sen1ors Edlth Consolvo and Gall Smlth who have g1ven so generously of thelr tlrne 1n servlng as cash1ers for the lunch room management Mrs R1chardson d1et1t1an andthe ent1re cafetena staff W1sh you happmess and success ln whatever pursu1t you under take Make COLLEGE TOWN SHOP Your Headquarters for fa They agree that the service is always good Dresses-Suits-Skirts Sweaters-Blouses THE RALEIGH SHOP 1911 Colley Avenue Choose Your Favorite From the Delicious Flavors of HIGH'S ICE CREAM Compliments of BEACON BOOK SHOPS INC 265 Boush Street No 7 Selden Arcade Norfolk V1rg1n1a ATLANTIC PHARMACY The Southslde s Finest 700 Campostella Road Equipment NORTHROP SPORT SHOP INC 450 Granby Street Friends meet Greet and Eat at Renn s HQ.,f I is I Q, For the Finest in Sporting T 4 is , J ji I l , J ., Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 From Ames and Brownley Studio Gordon Stallings Photogrpaher Alice Layne, Io Anna Gilliam and Iohn Schear Selecting their photographs for the Commodore Give a Photograph Nothing keeps memories so bright. A familiar sight on the hand of Maury students 1S the blue and gold school ring ol which the owners are justly proud and which the W C SAUNDERS 717 Grace Street Richmond V1rg1n1a they will cherish for many yerqs. These rings can be ordered from RELIANCE FERTILIZER AND LIME CORPORATION Norfolk Virginia CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Savin s and Loan S1nce 1895 204 est Berkley Avenue Norfolk 6 Virginia Each Account Insured to S10 000 Sc Whmyd t dwt t t pri i ' Y .QSIAQZED fijfgavni ART FRAME SHOP 5 W 35 h S k LQZNYQPM HQQQ' tb? SCHOE S BARBECUE you try You ll always buy' Umm, good, Sue hilt and Norman i e a rr Smi h an el on's a trac ' e candy de a ment. ff l- T . 8- R V . l ? Q L Once . I Compliments of X , 4 fd 1 I Q 31 est t tre 'Cf' 1 f ' Eb N rfol , Virg' ' ,, Q A A eff , l 1 'i gl A 1 I ljngrutulutiuus I 57 x :jf 1 xi Wu in to the graduating class I - .1 1 1 -. ' -'-' T -'-' T -'-' T -'- -' ' f-i-fjii1Ii.i.j.-, U T H . E+. 5 ,.,.. IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY I NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. ffflm yy X 1 .y x' if I' fl , Vx? ,N ' 7 , ' gf 1 pw . f xx 2 ', 1' r M l' -X ' All x 1 mx , U 1 ' V 'J W , , ' ' Uk ' 'gl , L' K , fl 14 1 AXA 'X f' KX Y I if I I .ax 5 H 'fx L 1 X , , U LAX , X X I ft, 'f 1 L L , 1 L l X l ,I 5 . .. xl Wi ' 0 A f ax fy A 'AJ du '27-P , 2 -fl? we-.0 X 5 . .V RIN.. ,, . , ,i V i . , ' ,.. I 4 -QE' ,. .f up-14 p YN fffilff - ' In-IL. --P 5'7L9 -if f1,,QQv,,., Ju! ,Loca Sprzng wir? in M' 4. Track Team Lmes Up For Sprmg Act1v1t1es Tenrns Team All Set For The Ftrst Game Ol The Season A0 4 'htm J GPA4 B tn m llhe Hb! Vxer namgtms Maury s sprlng sports program conststed ol hve mayor varsrty sports track baseball tennts swtmmmg and golf Coach Barrle Holtgrewe s squad headllmng performers Henry Morgan Mlchel Ashe and lohn Sched turned ln lmpresslve performances tn the Ptlot Relays and the Tldewater Dlstrlct Meet held 1n Wllltams burg The baseball team under the able d1rect1on ol Coach Bates noted some lmprovements alter a slow start ID the Eastern Dtstrlct race Behlnd the tlmely h1tt1ng ot ltrst baseman Leslle Mnler the Commodores lmlshed the season WlTh a team that dehmtely showed promlse Tenms coached by Mr Brtttlngham brought home hon ors by placlng second tn the state meet The exceptlonal playrng ot Charles Caddell Don and Hon Sortmo and Dan lVlcQu1tty paved the way tor the vlctory The aqua men under the leadershlp ol Mr Brlttlngham showed promtse as the team sparked by co captalns Doug Bute and Lee Grrlltn turned tn IIDDYSSSIVQ pertor mances Coach Htll s goll team had only one outstandtng per tormer B1lly Kucewlcz but promtse ol strong rnatenal lor next season Not a brtlllant record but a most SGl1Sly11'1g one lrom the standpomt ol part1c1pat1on and overarl 1mprovement I -fr .ah gg Lax., 433' 84' 1 Bb nhCn sl 2 O 1 P l c y at ,.y we T T -gig' W! 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Ver, . non GS D 9 Drrxe My deah chfld you s1mply cawnt Get off my tram you b1g oaf Quchl That s my toe you re grfndrng your heel on Louderl Louder please' Wlpe some of that mascara off your eyelashes you ll dr1p mudpres rf you cry Dont hog that scene you re not the leadlng lady Walk dont clump p1ck up your feet You re supposed to he sad don t stand there grlnnmg Curtatn QOIHQ up as BE Randy Cox Gwen Vtck and G ne D111 I Out For H ale s Confused Jargon to the unrnltlated sweet mustcto the Play makers and all part of produomg a play Acttng dfrect mg des1gn1ng costumes pafntrng scenery applyrng makeup the f1eld 13 wrde the chorce rs up to the appu cant for mernbershtp The TGCIUlS1lPSp An rnterest ln the theatre and the wtllrngness to work No Maury tourrst IS barred The rewards? The sattsfactlon of puttrng on a smooth performance mrd the approvlng Cheers of fellow travelers r :'r.:. gf: f H:,1llZ 'Nrn Vlffam T ,111 1,141 fJfE'fIlIf:f5 Bess Pfoarxs ra' lr' ' -- Q-:ne D 1123 Qemoxsfrltes To Reg mrnaoi T , Sp :rw CLIF: O1 ff,.1fffl.i hzsyf. ffegss Pisa Starlet. C51-Jeri 'f.'::1 'Ness The Art OZ lNork1ng'N11r. Props rn, vu, ., f f-F., ff , Y- . L H.. .. J.r...1,.:. mm., ,sr-. Jr,-.te J,..,, .. . V' Ak ,' l I 'L ,,,,,,, - , T a,, .. Doug Bute, N357 Champ, Re rites For The Charles Caddell Prepares For Forehana Lesfle Mtller Attempts New Pttchxrg An J . ' f - 1- I , l . . Y . . ,, f V , vf 4 A ' s ' T' ' lr if I . , . I . . I 1. ,iv v m L lnteresie 1 ju. yrs vlY1fCI' Sj9rz'ngtz'me Spring! Theres magic in the word, And Maury hears the call Qt sports, romance, activities, Beclconing one and all. Crinolines blossoms, cords appear, Spring lever takes its toll, The time ot dayeclreams long is past, Exams now plague the soul. Baseball heroes, tennis too, They all receive acclaim, As Maury aclas new laurels To its lengthy hall ot lame, q1,.K, l U1 1 l i lr1b.1nf1lo:u.11 wi . ..+,. t ' iss Nlary lvliii ,..i ...ii..., .v.., wif- ,1p:'1,w: l-4 'rd' - lf-' 1 ,,-. Y Mx. - P 4, 1 C1 A 1 - -V H A 1 11 4 V1 1 1 A l Lmgx HGfY1S,M1UTY lil-epreisel In M auwlana' Shy lads grew bald as prametime hears, They have bat one ihtehl. To share some lluhsuspectihal Amd ahtaih her glad Cahsehl. Haha shouts al 'Came autde rf. 1' The grains before the lah! girl are Are part al ahe great layaas ery, Wllls spring la Maurylahfllll -- , .- LQ. . .. . ' ,,. M . 4. ,V .4 l AM fy l I ,: YA:-iw een? My 'lgig :rn fx'lf1:zvll:,.:'lr1p- M: J ,. J. J r, . .1 , J., .f ,, .,,l'. 1- ,1'r: nr. 1 llyrlr. filer. fir. ,, l, no 'gg ff!! 1 ff ' ffb M211 ! fffff 12,4 I 1 ff ff! ,Zfim-n-'Q - 07716 i Anna Burton Proclalmed Wxttxest ln Her Class Recetves X XXX!!! L11 Matthew Award ,ff ff M,7,f fff faf, Ianuary Honor Graduates Frances Anne Davrs Nancy Mane Brookes Patrtcta Anne Vaughan Mar1on Bltzabeth Gray W1ll1am Rogers McCoy W1ll1am Albert Wagner Gwendolyn Blackman V1rg1n1a Carole Llngo Barberma Lee Sutton lune Honor Graduates Ianlce Abbott Marshall Davld Marshall Shames Lmda Lee Harr1s Carol Marcus Samuel Leon Shaptro W1ll1s Edwm Brownstetn Henry V1ctor Morgan Allen Gerald Donn Barbara loan Pxnkerton Ruth Loulse Ferguson Edward George Webster lr Marla Tyler Garnett Kathlenn Ehzzabeth Foley lohn Broughton lll Ramona Columblne Baumgardner Rebecca lane Patterson Dons Iacquelrne Gautreaux Annette Harnet Kesser Iesslca Beatrlce Scarborough George Grlanedes Elsle Frances Scott Thelma Anne Tatterton lames Elllson Thomas Wtlltam Lmwood Tones lr Allenl Klavans Leonard Blberman Ray Ludtord Holmes Rose Lee Bruce Conrad Cooke ludtth Yvonne lablonsla loyce Lora Wallace Marlene Myra Kan Ehzabeth Lockhart Rader Florence Gall Lambert Ouve Alme R1ce Lawrence Gray Klng Mary Catherlne Calhoun Stuart Davld Glasser Faye Sylvta Grlmm Stanley Howard Legum Wtlltam Don Matpass Mar1or1e Ellen Freeman Harvey Paul Rosen Srdney Robert Bates Nancy Loulse Grlbert Y Harold Garson Lee Sm1th Bates Reese Anne Te te t r And Randal Keeter Star ln Class Nrght Wests rn Come y Eddte Walter Wmchell Webster and Margaret Hedda Hopper lanes Ltsten Attentu ely As lohn Fetrow Reads Class Prophecy ' T , v N Q.-F ,T 1 f t 1:1 ' 1 'lf 'I -Y' ' N ul! 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M 1 E. at Last Cut t3ur1s over at last TY1'.QI'X'1DhfII'lf words ye' anger' lytng there as '1 nate ot sadness Trlurnph for oostgirles overeorne tor go:1ts reacned, sadness for the p,1rt1f,1ot ff1G'JVIY5 Put kong years ot '.'.'UIkt'Ilf'lg TC jffftfff I1tI'1'lY'1j Tvfgetner even ttghttng together ICT '.-furtny 1: 1'1sf'fs: ot CIKJUISQW' IIS now 'uver No n1oretnec:1lQotTiterrtozrxxtrg ben to aasses no more the welcome ftng ot the atsmgssat bell no more the teeting ot sohdanty as 31 group Nothng now but the Challenge ot begtnntng again, th1s tune as an Lndepenaent' lY1d1VidL1St, an tndtvtaual wtthouf the baoktng ot one s Classmates or hts teachers notntng to slstatn 111:11 zytt tn It whtzin he has tearnei tn Tnff .,t1r ','ear ot travehng Some wtll take the htgh roaag some wtll take the low road, some wtll succeed, some will tail All Vf1H143CI'J9 an Lfnprtnt upon the Qives ot those with whom they some in Contact May the tourney he 71 happy one,the1rnpnit':1 worthy one ' ' 'Q' W1 fr- ! T5 112212. EL., ,f:t1g.11:. :1' fflwrtg 1r1 .:. 51' r 1. 1 .1-fxtw A rrzt 5. 'Ir Seriprig To Lvefr S-Af,-14 ,va f1lY1ZCf'Qfl ..-.- ..- N., 1-,,. lr,-U 4. I U DANC I' ,1rl.,r.1'1 -1rfa'JiQl'g 5 '- 1' 14 f1f 'Q 1, 'jr 11 -.A. ,, l 2 . .3 4 5 5 4 4 -A .. iii: The Dream ome True The Prom Begms. For Some Lciughterg For Qthers Heflectien Lost In A World Qi Their Qwn Chfipemnmfg Is A Serleus Business The Most Popular Spit In Tm Bally-ofgrrl Arid SMQ They ComeW Some Ifgmcre Some Implzre The Lust Dznce And Une Mere Prem Passes lmo H1SfOY'I' 4 -4 , 4 X -'H 3 j v-g f I XA m J Av - 1 x, xl '4 3 A I Q Q .wg - -Q 4, A , , 1 N-.M 1 gy.-5--r-..f M ,' 'T 3 if .fR'1 1 ll Q VX, K Tfgx .Al g g ,az--M Q f we umm Ur PIII: as xi: fe Q1 Y f I L HE !..'HN D YZF THE Li M HH F R X X gg 3K 7 me Umm ug JQQQD PRePf 1fer :1f:um V K. 5 --5-M K yu . x. K' J Na-7' F 2 7N'ff ff?-IJE LHND Us mmwswi F' ....- , . ' mmMN,,,,Wff'3,lf97' , V 1957 C., ming, V 1, 1,2 Xiao f ' QQ J fa ZW K2 l ,f am, ,,... 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