Parry McCluer High School - Parrimac Yearbook (Buena Vista, VA)

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Athletic ager Bas tid Club 726). '27 tT Treg eats ater runs a ak er = litt e sey vp better. Ow er go THE COMET MARION SEAY Tattler Staff ’25; Athletic Council ’28; Basketball 726; Student Council ’25; President of Classes ’26-’8; Annual Staff; Dramatic Club ’26, ’27, 28. Presi- dent Home Economics ‘Club 26; Glee @lubme2ou come 2 (is “Not too short, not too tall, Happy and sweet and loved by alle: She has about the most attractive per- sonality wg have ever run across. That’s why she,.‘i§ ;our Senior president. She is not only, ft ull of fun and vivacity, but ubbling over with in- reason she has made tic record here. You ie Ghee. girl, Mar- ‘and ‘th pom rf 24 tome. pee 1 Bre tp etball .’ IR.) one we id hang we ee 0 | on ore © av: aeep. ug t to see letic Associattia tinea narched »stra that whicl en e LPO PUTO LO er play bas ce ba (UU e144, Wea cl. ts ioe beaae) 2, Uae 1230 »back on w rk, ah f-Orwearl 0 1¢- ‘ — = We — AUS oO} can toa true. eof” but ¥ oS ee Page eleven

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THE COMET SEIN TO: Rem Calas i PO Wer 2 cade Sie eet oe ae cae, ee ee Cream Rose Golorsinc oh setitcog Fe Nae) | as Se eg ee Blue and Gold Motto Ree ane Climb though the rocks be rugged OFFICERS Marion ‘S@ayz.t se = 2 Gee ee ee eee ener President Homer ‘Lackey st 225 2 ey ee aa Vice-President RalpheHimbreei a ese ene ee ee Secretary-Treasurer Class Poem The day has come, whether crowned with reward, Or darkened with no avail; We stand on the strand of sunset land, We have come to the end of the trail. We often wish in the days agone To rend the future’s veil. But now we know how soon, too soon, We come to the end of the trail. We have glimpsed in the future picture Fame’s consecrated hues; We have studied and studied for many nights To pay our high school dues. But most of the things that men hold dear Are those that pass away Fair Friendship’s glow and schools brief hours Soon fade in the passing day. So now we have come to the parting For time’s rough feats prevail, And on this date—my dear classmates We must part at the end of this trail. Yet dreams must have their makings, And hopes oft have their end E’er fates accord a fair reward For all the hours we spend. To win without proud boastings Or to dauntless fight and fail Is the best for a class, is the test of a class, When they stand at the end of the trail. But the steepest, and the lone long trail Of life has just begun, With eyes that are sad, but with hearts full glad We turn to the rising sun. May its beams light the trail with the glow of hope And dispel the vagrant fears; May fame and health, and love and wealth Be ours in the coming years. May the deeds we do cast ne’er a blot Or Pais stain E’er we hasten away we fondly say, “We'll cherish this dear name.” Till we enter the deep dark vale All the love sincere, For our class so dear At the end of the last long trail. LD 2S RR AP eA APN lA, Page ten

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Crete eons 1 9 2 8 myptgeinnpenemremn FTE COMET atom oY XK Yn pare y: AY wR VADA PATTERSON y MOWBRAY’ BAKER z Athletic Association; Biological Club Athletic Association; Cheer Leader ’28; 27; -Glee Club °26, °27. Dramatic Club 726, ’27, ’28; Student “Vada is quiet, and yet we all decide Council ’26. That she’s a loyal friend and dignified.” “Music hath charms to soothe the sav- e ” five classes had no terror for age spre st always arrivec least—by the period a Lee Pebetter , | never. Our best wishes goo Mowbray’s willingness to assist with the school music will long be appreci- ated and remembered. Not only is he ee tae ic, but also in dramatics. MARY E. 8 e will nev forget “Clarence.” Athletic ssociation; Class ’27; Home col Basketball 26° 285 Bi . CLYDE NUCKOLS Sketball’28; sha letic: Associatio iological Club “Oh to bé as =a iD) ee a Conqueror Kid. 7 ae. a, a to rth mis best has in ae sa ae. Lites 4 oes e vets there just the same. — —— : — fs —- — GAPAS Me oo eee R. : Page twelve