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

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I , 20 SAYLOR ADRAIN WEES Dre Football, 31. “A jolly good sport in rain or shine.” ANDREW JAMES WOOD NVOXOIDSVE” Hootialleeolanipasepa lim le “Happy am I, from care I'm free, IVhy aren’t they all contented like me.”

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BYRON DEMENT SPANGLER “ADIANCIS JEoyonowilll, S00), “Slo [Dyryaneine (Clheily, Hl, “Vise to resolve and patient to perform.” MINNIE WOOD PIN IN|? lelovane IEG. “SHOp “Sil. “A handful of common sense is - worth a bushel of learning.” ROY EDWARD THACKER eNIP INO 37 Dramatic Club, ’31. “TWWith a pencil he puts humor on paper.”

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Senior Class History forming a group of about fifty students, a carefree, cheerful, joyful group, entering upon a new adventure. To us, high school was a mere vision ; now it is almost a memory. |: 1927 the Freshmen Class enrolled in P. M. H. S. We came Our Freshman year was a happy one. Everything was new. This resulted in hard, earnest work. We had a big class meet- ing and elected our first school officers. As Sophomores, we bent our attention to taking care of the Freshmen. At last we had the privilege of pinching the “Rats.” One or two of our classmates left us to start in married life. In 1929 we returned as happy, carefree Juniors. We had several new members to come into our class from Glasgow, Mountain View, Natural Bridge, and other country places. In this Junior year we had to tackle many hard problems. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was the finest that had ever been held. This year, our biggest and final year, has been a happy one so far. Can it be possible that we are Seniors? High school life consists of three phases: intellectual, social, and athletic. Volney McClure and Rodney Conner are the orators of our class, while the whole class are the social leaders of the high school. Our best known athletes are: Tom Dickinson, John Dickinson, Jr., Byron Spangler, Christian Merritt, Volney McClure, Roy Greene, Rodney Conner, John Henry Lanum. After this year we will all start on different roads in life. We will no doubt try our hand at every kind of profession. —BESSIE GRAYBILL.