Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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The Garnett-West Homecoming float depicts the game exactly!! Senior Ann Palmer and Junior Mario Marlo hold up the catch of the night, a big marlin. 6 Student Life

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m '5 67 .1 m; 17 611103 N 611191165? 1 The first day Of the 1987-88 school year was a typical first except for the fact that the seniors were just like the sopho- mores, confused when trying to find the correct eiassroom. The new building was a little hard to get used to for everyone No one had ever attended classes with air conditioning, carpet, and new desks. Some students did not like the new place where they had to attend school despite the fact that Maury was 50 Clean and neat. Stacy Edwards, a senior, said, Wt 030 not hike anything. Fm not used to it tMauryy E like the 0M school? While Senior Mike Boyd exeliaimed, ttl like the whole seheol, the whole thing. Fm a sehaol spirit mamw Some felt the new sehonl buildings lacked the spirit of the 01d Maury. WEhe eid building had much more character than the new one. i hke the new building better though? commented senior Chris Tymoff. Another senior, Kelly Puryear, re- marked, etthe buitding looks so sterile, blah! 1W5 just not the same building? Eventually new memories were con- structed am'i penple built feelings areund the newly renovated Maury L-Iigh School.

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STUDENT F0 UNDATIONS T IS advertisement shows how Need a lift or a change? . . ., Tired overdose will result in too much'fun. 1 L L L of the same old routine? Well, the an- - , Different medicines include a foot- 5 significant student life Is to the weI- L swer is here. Doctors have discovered , 3 L'ballL game, a movie at the Naro, a - fare Of Maury students. The parties L: L; and fun mortar together the Blocks Lof I, ; : 7 LL KL-their lives. Everybne needs to escape 1' ' L a hectic schedule and drug-outw ' 'L'classeS' life does exist outside class- -' t even if it is School oriented. So L ,, long as Maury stands and th ' are solid, the students wiIL 1, nti1111e to build up their solidLL Iife.L the perfect cure for school- time- , blues. Nine out of ten doctors agree that student life at Maury High School will resolve LyLour prOblems L . for at least the four-year,- - ' prescription that; is most advised. They strongly suggest, however, L only one 01' two doses daily plus a call in the morning from a friend, for 1' H '-ni,ght., at Waterside, a day at the beach 1 a1 Lectiv1 ities. Student .' ' Waiting afterschool to go home, Brian Harrison, and Antonia Clark, a junior, talk about the day 5 events. Student Life 7