Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Hillary Cox: uLife is so unpredictable - eat dessert firstf, - Garrison Keillor Heather Lynn Dorxey: uSilences make the real conversations between friends. Not the saying but the never needing to say is what counts. Krixti Dozier: Whafs the use in wortyin? It never was worthwhile, so pack up your troubles in your old kit- bag, and smile, smile, smile! C bristz'an Earl: uLORD JESUS, THA NK YOU 0 GOD of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob for THE WISDOM YOU have graciously given. e Psalms 119:99 Whitney Fowlkexr nHold on loosely and don,t let go. If you cling to darkness, you,re gonna lose control. - 38 Spe- cial Penny Ganger: uWlhen things go bad as they sometimes will try listening to the laughter of a child. Wendy Howlett: Theris more to the picture than meets the eye, - Neil Young Alan Ibarm: nEverything is subject to Change - and everything is right on schedule? Meredith jobman: uWhen years have passed, 1,11 remember all the times we had, the tears we shed. Its time to go, but P11 be back for memories never leave. - Unknown Stephanie L. Jolamon: It's been the best and the worst four years of my lifef' Dena 101m: See you folks around the way!!! MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Kevin Pittman and Angie Serrano MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Chuck Wooldridge and Heidi Swan- son Superlatives l9

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Meredith Auguytx llFollow every rainbow till you find your dream. Eileen L. Alma: ill succeed in graduating like I knew I could, you can do it too; Just push it . . . push it real good! Lotti; Barkzm: I learn to work the saxo- phone Now I just play what I feel Steely Dan uThe leaves are falling all around Time, I was on my way Thanks to you, Fm much obliged It was such a pleasant stay But now its time for me to go . . . I gotta ramble on . . . l, e Led Zeppelin Holly Biem'd: IiKiss today goodbye, and point me toward tomorrow. - Bob Fosse, A Chorus Line Elizabeth Brandon: What a shame Fm not a fortune teller. I would tell fortunes only with flowers and I would heal the earthls wounds with a rainbow. e Nika Turbina, 12 Margarete Brandon: Two roads diverge in a wood, and I e I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference? e Robert Frost lam Bryan: IlThis one goes out to the one I love. This one goes out to the one I left behind. e R.E.M. Tracy Bum: Fve had the time of my life and I owe it all to you. - Bill Medley and Jennifer Warner Tberem M. Cappx: IIWhatIs gone, and what's past help, should be past grief. e Shakespeare Lisa Conklin: If the sky's the limit let,s break it. 18 Superlatives At the top of the wall The orange and blue blood that flow through Commo- dore veins unite the students at Maury in a sort of unspoken brotherhood. Personal dif- ferences are put aside when loyalty to the school is called into the question. Through the year, Maury has been known for its strong school spirit; a sense of competition is evident as Maury continues the tradition of excellence in both academics and athletics. Although competition is stiff in all classes, seniors are prob- ably the most conscious of its presence. In applying to col- leges, seniors note the import- ance of being leaders in acad- emics, athletics, and other ex- tracurricular activities. These seniors are proven leaders of the class of 88. No matter how rigid of adversaries they are on the field or in the class- room, Maury students realize they are all on the same team and still remain friends. MOST ATHLETIC: Terrance Graves and Margarete Brandon BEST ALL AROU ND: Louis Barkan and Meredith Johnsor

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NaTonyzz MJoneJ: uLeaving here and my friends was once my greatest fear and as much as I hate to leave you, Henry a yo, Pm outta here! Peace, Peace, Peace Erin Leigh Kenny: iiLaugh and love all day and night for we shall never be young again. a Abbe Prevost Lim A. Kerxey: nDonit worry ,bout a thing, cause every little thing is gonna be all right. - Bob Marley julie Martin: iTve waited hours for this . . . I never thought this night could be - The Cure C ryxtal MrAnelly: iiGather Ye Rosebuds while ye may, old time is still flying; And that same flower that blooms today, tomorrow shall be dying. a Herrick Ellen MrDomzld: Look out into the desert and see the shadow of a great dance going on. The dancers are gone, but the shadows are still moving aroundf e Ken Kesey Elizabeth MrGowm: You don,t under- stand us, so donit reprimand us. - The Police Ajber M ilteer: We may lose and we may win, but well never be here again . . . so lighten up while you can; donit even try to understand. Just find a place to make your stand, and take it easy. e Eagles jeanette Monola: The good times do not last forever but neither do the bad. Tracy Momuko: iiThank God and my mommyV, Jenmfer Musxelman: nGold there is, and rubies in abundance, but lips that speak knowledge are a rare jewel - Proverbs 20:15 Anne Palmer: Some people come into our lives and go quickly, others stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts and we are never the same. 20 Superlatives Walls of personality Personality is something everyone has. It cannot be bought, sold, or given away. It is an abstract entity that everyone develops early in life. It is the part of each per- son that makes him stand out as an individual rather than remain just part of the crowd. A person exhibits his person- ality by the way he acts. That certain sparkle in his eye, the special way she smiles, or the way he laughs as a memory crosses his mind. Each person- ality is different. Some are reserved, while others are buddy. Some are negative, still others are distinctly positive. These Maury students have made a definite impact on their fellow seniors by exhibiting truly optimis- tic, friendly, and unique personalities. BIGGEST FLIRT: Ricco Ray and Angelique Mason FRIE NDLIEST: Jonathan uPony Boyi, McGlone and Lisa Kersey