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

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ee ee a pagename, | ti EF (0 ME T ELIZABETH WHITESEL Athletic Association; Basketball ’26, 27, 28; Home Economics Club ’26; Glee GIibes25.) 26.42 7: “Here’s a girl whose greatest delight Is to play basketball with all her might.” You may depend upon Elizabe h to do her best in everything she She goes about her wor thoughtful manner whic She is a fri wish her luck. q] ub Oy whi o's keey L ‘ } ' Be — AF Nome - would. but-wh aS, be. Monty ied? We vill alwa her as one of. the bright lig — ¥. Le — CHARLIE RHODES Athletic Association; Football ’26, ’27; Captain ’27; Baseball ’27, ’28; Basketball 28. “On the battlefield of life May you more than victor be.’ Charlie has been an inspiration to his teammates on P. M. High elevens dur- ing two hard seasons. His ceaseless efforts to raise athletic standards at P. M. High have caused his name to be stamped indelibly upon the school’s ath- etic history of sport. Charlie served as Glee Club ’25, s Club 726. as always le has or Ty to get dancing’ eyes to know —— 2 FI ed tO St ee iis PA oT en ee Page fifteen

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BGO Vie LOUISE DOD LEWIS GRAYBILL Athletic Association; Home Economics Athletic Association; Business Man- Club ’26. ager Baseball ’25; Basketball ’28; Dra- matic Clubi?27s 728;) Football’ 7243-25; a rei 27; Basketball ’28; Baseball ’26. A 7 be “Oh, why should life all labor be?” ere This personality, popularly known as “Mustard,” is none other than Charles Lewis Graybill. As an inventor his secure; he can invent more te than a Philadelphia month, but—with all his “Ready in heart and ready i and.” She is just quiet, but wit ness she possesses the rare tr’ dignity and s of that mak ae ove her, very valued member of the@eclass; a; our best wishés go wit Pheri Oo :RINB=WASH tio =e y 17 Studer to ca s Ge ‘The on Way, nave Trier ) ‘ | on “eee ee be one SS : , yigeeens anne yt lay ° gs i iy te te c 4 =i § ] ‘ aba 7 N , Vast. 4 ? exceed : Nas MM von a is a=s Taxa TE. —Hi ker ACE ' i Y lace in-t he hearts those=who knov usu e ae est. er he makes” p her i na O O ang has— buoyant pi i oes just—a little Page fourteen

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THE COMET enna) i PRIMROSE DOD MARGARET CASEY Athletic Association; Home Economics Athletic Association; Home Economics Club ’26. Club ’26. “A kind and gentle heart she, ad and “Good nature and good sense are good companions.” Margaret is a very quiet and reserved girl whose real characteristics are known only to her closer friends and classmates. The earnest and serious manner in which a attacks her work impresses us all. with these common sense.’ She refuses to look any on the bright sic could have at some a ae Whos naturés 2 tele he ity a enius, like mur- : St ——e ti s Ww 2 congeniality com- , } S he . A bined th ave won for him 7 , : ? Sh] = St ne LACKEY us. aes JTibt. Page sixteen