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

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HELEN AUSTIN Beta Club'47;Senior Play; Editor-in-Chief of Annual'47; H.S.Band;Home Ec.Club'44-'47; Vice Pres.'46,Secty '47; Attendant-Football Pageant; Salutatorian PHYLLIS BRANTLEY Home Ec. Club “Ws, Uh UW, Wh CHARLOTTE BURFORD Freshman Rep.of Annuel'44; Junior Play;Senior Play; Library Club;Betsa Club’47 DAVIES BURKS Junior Play;Drematic Club;Annual Staff'47; Junior Red Cross Council '44 SAM BURKS Glee Club;Home Ec.Club; Cheerleader;Dramatic Club PER se we SHELDON DAVIDSON Football '43 -'46; Senior Play;Home Ec. Club;Monogram Club; Annual Steff '47; Boys State, V.P.I.'46 MARION COLEMAN Home Ec. Club MARY ANN EGGLESTON Home Ec.Club LSS SSS as SAS SSNS SS UNNNR SSNS RNS y