Maury High School - Commodore Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Page 28 text:

ondest Memories Around the halls of Maury, students go- ing to prom ask certain questions such as - uDo you think he will ask me? What should I wear? Where do we want to go to dinner? What if I fall down in the middle of the floor and make a fool of myself? Prom is an exciting as well as tensed time. Girls are worried about being in- vited and being in style, while the guys are troubled about not having a date. When the two groups get together, how- ever, for the big night, the energy created makes the worrying worthwhile. In response about the prom of 1987, which was held at Holiday Inn-Waterside, senior, Julie Stallard said, III thought it was really great. The big turnout made it so much better. In the early fall of 1987, plans for the 1988 prom were made, and they brought together the class of 1988. Prom builds a spirit of class unity that no other single event can construct. Having a good time, senior Mike McLellan and grad- uate Sherri Patterson dance the night away at the 1987 Maury Prom. Attending the prom just like high school students, Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter show the Students how it is done on the dance floor.

Page 27 text:

BEST LOOKING: Scott Clark and Gabrielle Vaillancourt TALLEST GUYlSHORTEST GIRL: Johnathan Pony McGlone and Kim Whitesell Chris Tymoff: uItls not where you're from - Itls where you,re atl, e Eric B. Gabrielle Vaillamourt: llIn the mountains, in the city, You can see the dream, Look around you - has it found you e There are good things in the air. - Neil Young L134 Weixburg: uWlhen you Wish upon a Star, makes no difference Who you are, anything your heart desires will come to you. e Jimmy Cricket Kimberlyj. Wlaz'tesell: llL'humor et llamour sont nos tresors, thumor and love are our treasuresf' - Unknown Kathrim M. Wilmn: llFor I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be. - Alfred, Lord Tennyson, uLocksley Hall Claryxtme Winkerx: uD0 what you can, because what are you gonna do when time runs out on you? Chuck Wooldrt'a'ge: llSoap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. e Mark Twain Kelly R. Wynn: uCompleting the mission of graduating involves a lot of push and pull. But with the love and encourage- ment of my boyfriend, Sutton . . . I'm finally getting paid in full. Tratey Thomas: llDonlt worry lbout a thing . . . Cuz every little thinls gonna be all right. - Bob Marley Superlatives 23

Page 29 text:

Who says you can only have one date? Preparing to board the limo, Tommy McCutcheon, a senior, ju- nior Stacey Higgins, graduates John-Jay Greenspan and Brandon Ramey are ready to have a good time. Sitting at the front table, Anthony Babb, a junior, Angelique Mason, Tracey Bond, and Deneen Major, seniors, and Attendance Officer Charles Cabanas greet enthusiastic promgoers. Prom 25