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

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I, Martha Temlin, leave my moo-cow-moo to furnish milk to the under-privileged children of Buena Vista, I, Earl Cash, leave my meeting places at the Southern Seminary to Fred Catlett ana Maynard Decker, i, Helen Staton leave my ability to keep quiet to next years freshman girls and they would be better off if they use it. I, Clyde Fitzgerald, leave my ability to play base- ball to Joe Ed MeGahcy. I, Judy Jenkins, leave my ability to rate with sailors to any other girl who needs it. I, Robert Breeden, leave my fabulous moustache to Marvin Morris, because of his admiration of it. I, Kathorine Coffey leave my height to Tonny Ruble, I, Hilde Ogden, leave my athletic ability to Dorothy Agnor, I, Jimmy Grayboal, lcave my bashful shy way with the girls to Flash Floyd who sure could use it, I, idith Dixon, leave my corncob pipe, which some Kind soul gave me for Christmas to Frenchic Bennett, just in case she mey ever have an occasion to use it, I, Billy Balser, leeve my ability to rate with blondes to any other boy who needs it, I, Norma Gardner, leave my nights off to whoover gets my job at the theatre - I hope she hes more of them then I've had, i, Dolly Gibson, leave my BoogicewoogiaY plane pleying to Sarch Coleman so thst she cen reclly bo m the groove whey she ageompenjes Sinatra, We, the Senior Clasp ag a whole leave our Homexoom No. 4 to next yoar's froshmon closs,

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To Mr. Wood we leave our Sincere wishes for success in the future. To Miss Glass we leave a set of post-war world maps for her government and history classes. To Mr. Kling we leave our hopes for continued success and hope that he may soon be able to Stop “whistling in the halls , To Miss Elliott we leave a book of addresses complete with telephone numbers so that she may be sure of having a date during the man-shortage. To Miss Meador we leave this package of henna hair dye, we think she would look cute as a red-head, To, Mrs. Rinker we leave a book of new Math Rules and we do hope her next year's math students will apply them better than we did. To Miss Scales we leave a new cook book, improved and enlarged, after all, we have heard rumors. To Mrs, Seay we leave a large stack of essays so she won't ever forget the long delightful hours she has spent with Marine Heroes of World War II, This class has led no Outstanding life because of the condition of the world at this time, but we, in the Senior Class,of 1944, are proud to be able to go out and help better those conditions and to help free the world for the generations to come. We are also glad to have had over us the talented teachers which have been our guide during our high school career and we leave to them all our very best wishes,