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

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2a THE COMET K “ NINETEEN THIRTY Z Senior Class THomas NogeLtt McCormick “Dr. Linsey’ “T remember observing the contract the neat bright doctor made.” Class Treasurer, '30; Basketball, ’28. Thomas McCormick is quiet, He isn’t the sort for a riot; But he gets his work done, Then has time for some fun; It might pay a few others to try it. Epona RutH Harpy “Portia” “The substance of my praise doth wrong this shadow.” Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Editor Annual, 730; Minstrel, ’29, ’30; Class Play, ‘29, °30; Debating Team, ’29, °30; Valedictorian, ’30; Balfour Award, ‘30. A wery bright girl is Ruth Hardy, To school she has seldom been tardy; Her class grades are splendid, To work she’s attended, Our excellent classmate, Ruth Hardy. GRAICHEN Eart Morris “Squire Trelawney” “But you are so confoundedly hot-headed and exclamatory that I cannot get a word in, Squire.” Football, ’29; Class Piay, ’'29; Business Man- ager Annual, '30. Just give Graichen Morris a car, He will drive it through mud and tar To help out a friend, Or assistance to lend, No matter how near or how far.

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THE COMET Senior Class Lita EstHEer GLAss “Katharine” “For thou art pleasant, gamesome.”’ Home Ee. Club; Glee Club; Annual Staff; Class Play, ’28, ’29; Minstrel, ’29, 730. In her beb she has helped lead the class, This most demure girl, Lila Glass; Yet she’s quite full of fun, And when all’s said and done, We are glad she belongs to our class. SAYLor Lert Mays “Capt. Smollett”’ “T don’t like this crew; I don’t like the men; I don’t like my officer. That’s short and sweet.” Football, 28, 29.” Does he arque? Does who? Saylor Mays? Why never in all of our days Havz we seen a boy So greatly enjoy Argument with-another to raise.” Marcaret WILLie HAILeEy “Sylvia” “A virtuous gentlewoman, mild and beau- tiful.” President Home Ec. Club, °80. Here you see Margaret Hailey, - She does her work gladly and gaily. She is happy and bright From morning till night, What’more could you ask of her daily?

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THE COMET Senior Class EveELYN Mart Henson “Anne” “Here comes fair Mistress Anne— Would I were young for your sake, Mistress Anne.” A girl always quiet and neat, Is Evelyn, gentle and sweet; You scarcely wil find Another more kind, Though many the people you meet. Frep PUuLtz “Tom Morgan” “He’s quite an honest man, Tom Morgan.” Fred Pultz has sharp features and mind; A more co-operative chap you won't find; He is full of dry wit, And he never will quit, No matter what task is assigned. Opa, Mart KENLEY “Hero” “Even she; Leonoto’s Hero, your Hero, every man’s Hero.” “Minstrel, '30. Opal Kenley joined our class last fall, But she’s won her own place with us all; She is friendly and bright, So the boys all delight When she gives them a date for a call,