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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1952 volume:

Ney BVCPS . c 3 Os. Afi aS 7 y) Ide Tt Presented By The Senior Class PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL Buena Vista, Virginia Noe STATE Co-Editorsigi.21. tees. 2. Martha Grae Slough Alice Jane Harris Pictur eeldlt Ole ees. ee mien Carolyn Glass Art EdiiOn se weet ye Oyce Rinker Literary Editors. . Rita Garrett, Peggy George CAUPCULALION A. eens ace tees ee UL SOrrels Barbara Wilmer Frances Glass AOVETAISING:. wae. 0. oie 7a ste. Shirley. Foster Patsy Hostetter Caroleen Chittum Clara Cash Jeanette Wessier Faculty Advisor............ Miss Essie Glass Pe Ah Gb iew es asec Superintendent - Principal B. S. Roanoke College M. S. University of Virginia. BUENA VISTA SCHOOL BOARD J. A, Ebert, Mrs. W. T. Robey, Jr., Dr. R. E. Richardson (chairman), Mrs. V. T. Strickler, W. F. Masimer. HARRY BAKNHILL LOUISE BROCKENBROUGH MARGARET S, DAVIDSON ESSIE GLASS English, French, Mathematics English Assistant Principal Latin Social Studies HELEN S, GLASS BESSIE MEADOR eC RINK ER Secrotary Library AND EARL SCHAUB Mathematics Athletics GaAnial Studies LAG ULTY LOUIS SCHREINER Athletics Science PAULINE S, SHANER MALCOLM TENNEY FRANCIS TURNER MARKY W, WINEGEART Home Recetas Geography, Science, Band, Glee Club, Mathematics Mathematics English, Civics THE SENIORS iii it! LARRY WEINERTH SENIOR OFFICERS Presidemticcecc cee teas ests plalr yew cCileriD Vice-President)... oss cle estes cess com DALernice Secretary-Treasurer.,....co.... Peggy George Sponsors.....++ee--- Miss Glass, Mr. Schaub GUY CORNELIUS ALLEN WILLIAM DAVID AUSTIN Billy Football '51; Monogram Club '52; Junior Play; Health Day Escort '51; Christmas Festival Escort '51. MARY FRANCES BANKS Pepper Beta Club '51, '52; Radio Staff '52; Senior Play Library Club '52; Home Ec Club '51, '52;Pres- ident B. A. R. '52; Health Day Princess '51. FRANCIS CLEVELAND BRANTLEY Snookie Monogram Club '52; Beta Club '51, '52; Foot- ball '51; Boys State '51. LESLIE RUDALE BURCH Pig ! President Junior Class; Football '51; Baseball '50, '51, '52; Monogram Club '51, '52. KATHERINE WALKER CAMDEN Nuddey Glee Club '49, '50, '51; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49, '52; Library Club '50, '51, '52; Junior Red Cross Council '52. ALVIN LANE CARTER MGaltiel! CLARA ALEASE CASH Red!! Editor-in-Chief Parrimac News; Annual Staff '52; Beta Club '51, '52; Radio Staff '51, '52; Glee Club '49, '50; Band '49, '50, '51, '52 (Vice-President); Junior Play; Senior Play; Library Club '50, '51, '52; Junior Red Cross Council '52, EUGENE JACKSON CASH Pancho Football '48, '49, '50 (Co-Captain), '51; Base- ball '50 (Manager); Monogram Club '50, '51, '52; Radio Staff '50, '51, '52 (Editor-in-Chief), CAROLEEN FAY CHITTUM Radio Staff '51; Annual Staff '52; Glee Club '51, '52; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49, '50, '51 ‘52 (Reporter); Library Club '51, '52. MALCOLM LLOYD CLAYTOR Buck Basketball '50, '52; Monogram Club '51, '52 HUGH CARRICK COPPER Dinkey BETTY RUTH DURHAM Glee Club '51, '52. SHIRLEY ANN FOSTER Buck Radio Staff '51, '52; Annual Staff '52; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '50, '51 (President), '52 (Secretary); Library Club '51, '52; Physical Ed Leader; Cheerleader '49, '50, '51, '52 (Co-Chief). RITA ISABELLE GARRETT Secretary Sophomore Class; Beta Club '50, '51, '52 (Secretary); Annual Staff '52; Junior Play; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49 (Treas- urer), '50, '51, '52; Treasurer B. A. R.; Library Club '50, '51; Health Day Princess '49, '50; Christmas Queen '50; Football Pag- eant '51; Girls State '51. MARY ELIZABETH GEORGE Peggy Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class; Beta Club '50, '51, '52; Radio Staff '52; Annual Staff '92; Junior Play; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49, '50; Library Club '50, '51, '52; Junior Red Cross Council '52; Football Pageant '51. CAROLYN ANN GLASS PHYLLIS ANN GREENE Beta Club'51, '52; Glee Club'51, '52; Junior Hugie ’ Play; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '50, '51, '52; Library Club '50, '51, '52; Junior Red Cross Glee Club '49;Home Ec Club '48, '50, '51;Lib- Council '49, '50, '51; Annual Staff '52, rary Club '48, '49, '51, '52, sei Be a FRANCES MARIE GLASS DOUGLAS CARLTON GROW Beta Club '51, '52: Glee Club '49; Band '49, Monogram Club '51, '52;Football Manager'5G '50; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49, '50; Baseball Manager '51; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Annual Staff '52. 52; a) THOMAS HARTWELL GLASS ALICE JANE HARRIS Pris Football '48, '49, '50; '51; Safety Patrol '49; Monogram Club '51, '52; Senior Play. Beta Club '50, '51, '52; Co-Editor Annual Staft '52; Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Dance Or- chestra '52; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49; Library Club '49, '50, '51, (Sees reas) 52: Health Day Princess '49; Junior Red Cross Council '49; Christmas Queen '52. LEON RONALD GOOLSBY CAROLYN ANNE HOSTETTER Patsy Band '49, '50, 51, '52; Junior Play; Dance Or- chestra '52, Glee Club '51, '52, Gecretary); Annual Staff '52; Home Ec Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Library Club 51, '52; Senior Play '52, . ORVILLE CARLTON PAYNTER Sonny 3and '49; Football '50; Beta Club '51, '52 Treas, ); Junior Play; Senior Play; Boys State 51; Radio Staff '51, '52; Christmas Festival escort '51, GEORGE JULIAN PELTER Buck Football '50, '51; Monogram Club '51, '52, WILLIAM THEODORE PRYOR Sonny Band '49, '50, '51, '52(Pres. ); Dance Orches- tra '52; Basketball '50; Beta Club '51, '52; Junior Play. DALE RICE Reese Football '49, '50, '51 (Co-captain); Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51; Basketball '49, '50, '51 (Captain); Monogram Club '49, '50, '51(Pres- ident); Vice-President Sophomore Class; Sec- retary Junior Class; Vice-President Senior Class; Health Day Escort '51. JOYCE LORENE RINKER Beta Club '5l, '52; Radio Staff '51 (Assistanc Editor), '52(Assistant Editor); Glee Club '49, ‘50, '51; Senior Play; Home Ec Club ‘49; Library Club '49, '50 (President), '51, '52; Cheerleader '50, '51, '52 (Co-chief); Annual Staff '52. JACKIE ELDRED ROGERS Frecks Baseball '50, '51, '52; Football '50, '51; Mono- gram Club '5l, '52, HAROLD JAMES SANDIDGE Red BERNICE JOELEEN SANDIDGE Jo Home Ec Club '48, Club '50, '5l, '52. '49, '50, '51, '52; Glee HELEN KATHLEEN SAUNDERS GEORGE WILLIAM SMALS Kay Curly Monogram Club '51, '52 (Secretary-Treasur- Home Ec Club '49, '51, '52; Glee Club '52. er); BetaClub'50, '51 (Vice-President), '52; Baseball '49, '50, '51, '52; Basketball Od, '52; Vice-President Freshman Class; Presi- dent Sophomore Class; Junior Red Cross’ Council '49, NANNIE ELEANOR SECRIST DORTHY MARIE SMITH Nancy Dottie Library Club '50, '51, '52; Home Ec Club Home Ec Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Library Club 50, '51, '52; Senior Play; Junior RedCross ‘50, '51, '52; Majorette '49, '50, '51, '52. Council '51; Glee Club '49, DORIS MAE SLOUGH RUTH VIRGINIA SORRELS Shorty Ginn Library Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Home Ec BetaClub '50, '51, '52; Annual Staff '51, '52 Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Glee Club '49;Senior Glee Club '49, '50, '52; Junior Play; Senior Play. Play; Home Ec Club '49, '51, MARTHA GRAE SOULGH MARY JANE SPENCE Mots Shorty Beta Club '51, '52; Glee Club '49, '51, '52; Library Club'51, '52; Home Ec Club '49, '50, Band '49, '50, '51, '52; Drum Majorette '51, '51, '52; Glee Club '49; Senior Play, '52; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49; Library Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Football Queen '52; Co-Editor Annual Staff '52, ROBERT BERNARD WAGNER BARBARA ANN WILMER Bobby Bobby Football '50, '51; Baseball'49, '50, '51, '52; Beta Club '52; Annual Staff '52; Glee Club '43, Basketball '50, '51; Monogram Club '49, '50, ‘51, '52 (Vice-President); Senior Play; Home '51, '52; Glee Club '50, '51 (Pres.); Senior Ec Club '49, '51. Play; Health Day Escort '50. STUART LAWRENCE WEINERTH Larry Beta Club '50, '51, '52 (President); Monogram JAMES DONALD WITHERS Club '51, '52; Football'50, '51 (Mgr. ); Basket Donnie ball'50, '51, '52; Baseball'51 (Mgr. ); Annual Staff '51, '52; Senior Play;Band '50, '51, '52; Dance Orchestra '52; Vice-President Junior Class; President Senior Class, JEANETTE MADLEN WESSIER ANNA JANE WOOD Weesie Doodle Glee Club'50, '51, '52; Band '52; Senior Play Band Majorette '50, '51, '52; Senior Play; Home Ec Club '49, '50, '51, '52; Library Club Home Ec Club '50, '52. 151, '52; Annual Staff '52. Not Pictured HARRY CLEVELAND WHEELER EDWARD RUDOLPH GROW ay Billy Bddie € Football '50. Baseball '50, '51, '52; Monogram Club '51, r, 52. | enior Mirror 1. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED - Gene Cash, Shirley Foster 6. BEST LOOKING - Dale Rice, Martha Grae Slough 2. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Larry Weinerth, Joyce Rinker 7, WITTIEST - Malcolm Claytor, Peggy George 3. MOST ATHLETIC - Bobby Wagner, Nancy Secrist 8. BEST DANCERS - Leon Goolsby, Clara Cash 4. MOST STUDIOUS - William Smals, Ruth Sorrels 9. MOST RELIABLE - Francis Brantley, Carolyn Glass 5. CUTEST - Sonny Paynter, Alice Harris 10. BEST ALL AROUND - Sonny Pryor, Frances Banks NAME Francis Brantley Alvin Carter Malcolm Claytor Eddie Grow Guy Allen Billy Austin Leslie Burch Eugene Cash Hugh Copper Tommy Glass Leon Goolsby Douglas Grow Sonny Paynter George Pelter Sonny Pryor Dale Rice Jackie Rogers William Smals Bobby Wagner Larry Weinerth Harold Sandidge Billy Wheeler Donnie Withers Frances Banks FAVORITE SAYING “Huh-uh! ' Oh, Boy! Oh, for gosh sakes! Good Gosh! All right, how are you? Good Golly! “Ye Gods! Bald-headed Cary! Well ? ' John! For Goodness Sake! Bless Your Heart! Huh! Bless Your Soul VOb Mm BOy Shucks Good Gosh! WA, Bulli Oh, Boy! Shucks! ! USo iWhatia You Vulgar Thing! Senior FAVORITE SONG TI Wanta Be With You Always It's No Sin Because Of You Slow Poke It's No Sin Slow Poke Sixty Minute Man Sixty Minute Man I'm In The Army Now Old Black Joe Hey, Good Looking Star Dust T Apologize It's No Sin Wrapping It Up Mona Lisa Because of You Rhumba Boogie Nevertheless Blue Moon My Happiness Because of You Harbor Lights Heartaches WEAKNESS Hunting Chemistry Brunettes Chemistry Not studying Women Literature Lois Chewing gum Government Going to Lynchburg Test in Government Southern Sem Poolroom Government Blondes Going to dances Blondes Frances Wine, women, and song Keeping late hours Too many to mention Eat and sleep Fairfield boys NAME Katherine Camden Clara Cash Caroleen Chittum Betty Durham Shirley Foster Rita Garrett Peggy George Carolyn Glass Frances Glass Phyllis Greene Alice Harris Carolyn Hostetter Joyce Rinker Helen Saunders Joeleen Sandidge Nancy Secrist Doris Slough Martha Grae Slough Ruth Sorrels Dorothy Smith Mary Jane Spence Jeanette Wessier Barbara Wilmer Anna Jane Wood Characteristics FAVORITE SAYING Holy Cow! Ons Cansitin Yea, Boy! You Know It Too! YOhn Bull i You Know MHOpeLortin Holy G's! For Crying Outloud! ' Golly Gee! Shucks! ' Oh, Puke! Il Swan! Oh, Boy! Hot Dog! You Know It Too! Go Slow! Daggone! ' Great Day! My Gosh! Gee Whiz! Holy Cow! You Don't Say! IT Don't Know! FAVORITE SONG It's No Sin Cold, Cold Heart September Song I Get Ideas It's No Sin Mixed Emotions Anchors Away And So To Sleep Again Too Young aT Get Ideas Slow Poke W. L. Swing Dancing In The Dark Too Young You've Been So Good To Me Nevertheless TJ Can't Help It Unforgettable I Get Ideas TI Can't Help It Tell Me Why Blue Moon Because Of You Now Is The Hour WEAKNESS Students in uniform The opposite sex Farmers Farmers Natural Bridge boys Black hair and brown eyes Sailors Chevrolets Brown eyes A tall blond Military school uniforms The Generals Military schools WwW. L. Lexington Donnie Soldiers Horses Country boys Boy 5x3 Fairfield Hi Larry Sailors Blue eyes We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound minds do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class, asa whole, would like to leave each of the other classes a little something to remember us by. To the Juniors we leave our position as Seniors, our dignity, our refined man- ners, and the hope that they will be as outstanding a class as we have been, To the Sophomores we leave our collection of bright remarks, and any musical, artistic, or acrobatic talent we might have. To the Freshmen we will our athletic ability for which we have always been greatly renowned, our school spirit, our many parties, dances, and good times we've had for the past four years. To the faculty we wish to express our gratitude for all that you have done for us during our high school career, and we want you to know that your patience in guiding and teaching us, and in helping us solve our many problems has been duly appreciated. As individuals we hereby bequeath the following cherished possessions: Guy Allen.......... his free periods to Donald Burch, Billy Austin.........his auto rides to school to Cubby Argenbright. Francis Brantley....his gun to Milton Vest. Leslie Burch,.......his football ability to Donnie Floyd, Alvin Carter........his car to Mr. Barnhill, Eugene Cash........his football ability to Bobby Gardner. Malcolm Claytor.... his weight to Hunter Falls. Hugh Copper........his induction papers to Kenneth Campbell, Tommy Glass.......his size to Warren Banks. Leon Goolsby....... his ability to read music to Rita Morris. Douglas Grow.......his quietness in Glee Club to Billy Swann. Eddie Grow.........his baseball glove to Floyd Schad. Sonny Paynter.......his Sunday afternoons on Sem Hill to Benny Glass. George Pelter.......his hair to Mr. Tenney. Sonny Pryor........ his place with the Blue Notes to Johnny Greene. Dale Rice...........his football ability to Benny Glass. Jackie Rogers.......his place on the baseball team to Floyd Schad. Harold Sandidge.....his wavy hair to Eddie Berry. William Smals...... his good grades to Donnie Floyd. Bobby Wagner.......his monogram letters to Frances Patterson. Larry Weinerth..... his membership in the Beta Club to Lemuel Byers. Billy Wheeler....... his school attendance record to ''Luke ' Renz. Donnie Withers......his height to Harold Burch, Frances Banks,......her place in the Beta Club to Warren Banks, Katherine Camden,..her quiet ways to Margaret Cash. Clara Cash.........her love for music and Mr. Turner to Margaret Cash. Caroleen Chittum....her laughing fits in the library to Loretta, Betty Durham.,.....her corny jokes to Mary Anna Hartless. Shirley Foster...... her ability to carry a tune to Johnny Slough. Rita Garrett........ er giggles and VY. M.I. dates to Hilda Hall. Peggy George.......her jokes to Johnny Kling. Carolyn Glass....... her place in the Beta Club to Shirley Giroux, Frances Glass..... - her watch to Donald Floyd so he will know when it is time for class to be over. Phyllis Greene......her class ring to Margaret Burch, Alice Jane Harris... her ability toplay for the Glee Club without having a ner- vous breakdown to Elsie Lee Elliot. Patsy Hostetter..... her abilityto get good grades in English and Government to her brother Eddie. Joyce Rinker,.......her ability to be ready on time to Barbara Dixon, Joeleen Sandidge.... her dates with W L students to some lonely Freshman. Helen Saunders......her Home Ec grades to Mildred Johnson. Nancy Secrist.......her ability to have fun in Lit. to Bobby Withers, Doris Slough...... ..her ability to get along with everyone to Betty Sanderson. Martha Grae Slough, .her ability to ride a horse and her place as majorette to Carolyn Seay. Ruth Sorrels........her grades to Barbara Rice. Dorothy Smith..... . her majorette place to Diane Nuckols. Mary Jane Spence... her quiet ways to her sister Dorothy. Jeanette Wessier....her place in the band to Joanna Royer. Barbara Wilmer.....her place in the Glee Club to Rita Morris. Anna Jane Wood,....her majorette suit to Shirley Burch, Senior Prophecy Shirley Foster, the roving reporter for the Buena Vista News, was asked to make a report on the illustrious Class of 1952, Now, ten years after graduation, it is interesting to know what each member of the class is doing, After much globe trotting and ''snooping'' she came up with these accounts, She found some whohadn't strayed so far from home, Guy Allen is now manager of Nuckol's Service Station... Eugene Cash owns and operates Cash's Super Market- his slogan is ''Cash Talks ... Alvin Carter is owner of the largest cattle farm in America-or at least the largest in Rockbridge County...Harold Sandidge bought Mitchell's Market and is doing a thriving business... Phyllis Greene is a housewife in Buena Vista... Eddie Grow is assistant undertaker for Amole's,.. Douglas Grow is announcer for W, R, E, L, -tune in to that stationand hear his perfect radio voice � -. Dorothy Smith teaches chemistry at P,M.H.S. and one of her star pupils is Sandy Tenney... Mary Jane Spence is teaching at Southern Seminary... Peggy George is also teaching--she is teaching at V.S.D.B. School at Staunton, Remember how noisy Peggy was in the old days? Nowshe prefers peace and quiet-at least quiet... William Smals has a zipper factory at Natural Bridge-zippers that won't hang... Frances Banks who was recently voted''The Mother of the Year ', now lives at Stony Creek, Virginia -somewhere near Fairfield... Billy Austin is an admiral in Uncle Sam's Navy... Katherine Camden is physical education instructor at Radford College e«+Dale Rice, a very successful deep sea diver, is still searching for the Flying Enterprise ... CaroleenChittum, professional mountain climber, is now in Switzer- landclimbing the Alps. You remember she got her start in mountain climbing after she moved and she had the daily climb over Seminary Hill...Sonny Pryor has his own dance orchestra, Peo's Pills , Larry Weinerth plays the drums for him and Rita Garrett is his chief vocalist... Betty Durham is now secretary to John D, Rocke- feller... Leon Goolsby is a solo trombonist for Louie Armstrong, Clara Cash is Fred Astaire's dancing partner in a new Broadway musical, She took the class election of being the best dancer seriously,..Carolyn Glass, one of the Power's - models, really discovered the perfect reducing diet... Hugh Copper, sergeant in the U.S. Army, is determined to make army life his career--who would have thought it back in high school ?,.. Frances Glass is basketball coach at Madison College... Billy Wheeler who graduated from Notre Dame with a good attendance record, is now a professional dish washer,.. Francis Brantley is a big game hunter in Africa-- remember those little bunny rabbits he used to shoot ?... Alice Harris has just won an award for swimming the English Channel in record breaking time, She always was a speed demon... Leslie Burch, the quiet one, is now a member of the Presi- dent's Cabinet... Patsy Hostetter is in Europe displaying the 1962 Chevrolet... Mal- colm Claytor is campaign manager for the President of the United States... Joyce Rinker has just wonthe Davis cup in tennis,., Tommy Glass just travels-not too fast and far at that... Helen Saunders is airline hostess... Jackie Rogers won his fortune as a goldmine operator sohehas retired and is living a life of ease... Nancy Secrist, the ever go-after-it-now kind, heads the Clean Up Committee in government affairs ee� Doris Slough is with the F, B,I,-chasing down men mainly...George Pelter is model for Archie's Comics... Martha Grae Slough is still interested in horses, Sensation the Second has just won in the Kentucky Derby... Ruth Sorrels is solo acrobat for Barnum and Bailey... Bobby Wagner is screen star for Warner Brothers ee� Donnie Withers, West Point full back of 1957, is now coaching football there... Jeanette Wessier is athletic instructor at Hollins... Barbara Wilmer is head nurse for the Navy Department...And Anna Jane Wood is majorette at V, P.I, All in all this Class of 1952 has done all right, Seniors on the march, _ — : 2 - Seniors on a trip to Charlottesvil Barbara selling annuals, Dancing at Natural Bridge. 3. Frances studying on the stage. 7. Patsy being measured for Capa 4, Our co-editors working . Gown. Senior privilege - Entering front door, Library helpers. Mary Jane getting an excuse, Rita Conferring with Mr. Barnhill. A Ferns 4 cencerramenre | H Rea aee Eke 5. Dale receiving Monogram Letter, 6, Our class officers with their heads together, tf; Laugh Day = Pictures arrived. THE SENIOR CLASS of PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL presents Friday, November 30, 1951 8:00 P, M. A CRAZY VIOLET Mrs. Martin...Rita Garrett Pat yssislelslelolelelsm NAC ye OCCLISE Betoisesiee ere ULI OOLLeLS DOtiertececes Pausyatlostetter Ruthie slelcieeies DOSE SlOuph Carlotta... Martha Grae Slough Myrtle...Katherine Camden Violet Rae.... Shirley Foster IT'S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS! Paw......... Bobby Wagner Sarray.... Alice Jane Harris Maw....+e.e. Frances Banks Neelis Ann.... Peggy George Snoddy.......-Joyce Rinker Zeke....cee++eLommy Glass Prissy Lou..... J. Wessier Bill Vandemere.. S, Paynter Mandy sees cciees Clara Cash Mrs, Vandemere, C, Chittum Becky Mae, Mary J, Spence The Preacher... L, Weinerth LADIES OF THE MOP Mattie.......Frances Glass Hallie........ Carolyn Glass Annie ..... Barbara Wilmer Bessie...... Anna Jane Wood IDITSCLOLSsecisie clete cielcisicle ielsieinisesieiaeeseie es MLSS lssie Glass. Mra rf ranciselurner First Row: Faye Anderson, Clarence Argenbright, Geraldine Blackwell, Margaret Burch, and Lemuel Byers. Second Row: Loran Byers, Kenneth Campbell, Lance Catlett, William Cole, and Leon Coleman, CLASS OFFICERS President... ss. se ci scission Leon Coleman i} IRS Vice President ssicc2 sce se erie ee On Lager pecretary-Treasurer, o.......5 sJOOMny Kline Sponsors..........-Mrs. Rinker, Mr. Barnhill First Row: Martha Anne Cropp, Ellen Davis, Nancy Dixon, Rebecca Edwards, Emma Gilbert, and Robert Hamilton, Second Row: Mary Anna Hartless, Carlisle Hostetter, Earl Huffman, Bernell Johnson, Freddie Johnson, and Jerry Justice. First Row: Johnny Kling, Lewis Micou, Bonnie Miller, Calvin Miller, andArvin Montgomery. Second Row: Ernestine Moran, Rita Morris, Phyllis Ogden, Frances Patterson, John Rader, and Joanna Royer. Not Pictured JUNIORS | ae Harold Burch Donnie Floyd FirstRow: Sylvia Sandidge, William Secrist, Edith Shoffner, Eleanor Snyder, Norman Staton, and Geraldine Taylor. Second Row: Arnold Thacker, Milton Vest, James Wagner, William Weeks, Betty Wheeler, and Corydon Winter. First Row: Doris Argenbright, Jessie Austin, Warren Banks, Eddie Berry, and Betty Bates. Second Row: Carlyle Cash, Douglas Cash, Loretta Chittum, Billy Coffey, and Doris Coleman, CLASS OFFICERS PFESIGEN ev we o vives aieie serene HOV Olochad C (PH M ViCe=PRresidentac waacie tiie ee OUP Lace acu necretary—TVreasurerinsss sine leSSte AUStin Sponsors:.....Mrs. Winegeart, Mr. Schreiner Bobby Falls, Calvin Fauber, an d Berlin Fitzgerald, Second Row: Weldon Gilbert, Shirley Giroux, Dixie Glass, James Glass, Jean Glass, and Allan Graham, i First Row: Everett Coleman, Barbara Jean Decker, Ferida Edwards, First Row: Hilda Hall, William Hamilton, Wayne Hartless, Tommy Henson, and Eddie Hostetter. Second Row: Leo Kennedy, Jimmy Lynn, Charlotte Mikels, Paul Mohler, and Kenneth Moore, SOPHOMORES = ane Charles Moore Catherine Painter First Row: Charles Moran, Loretta Painter, Patsy Pryor, Larry Renz, Floyd Schad, and Phyllis Sizer. Second Row: Doris Stinett, Freddie Stinett, Freddie Tomlin, Harold Watts, Martha Wheeler, and Charles Woodson. First Row: Bobby Abertoli, Burmah Arthurs, Oris Arthurs, Douglas Ayers, Roy Berringer, Reggie Berry, Irene Beverley, and Milton Brantley. Second Row: Jackie Brown, Donald Burch, Shirley Burch, Tex Camp- bell, Eleanor Carter, Judy Carter, William Carter, Elwood Cash, and Margaret Cash. CLASS OFFICERS PGeSiGentarerecrereteterete Vice-President..... DECLELALYV se wmrae ester RCA SUTCTisrets eneetsters STNWMECIS 66650606 ches. ° ° sa0000b 05 BEA Wiorcein seecese se HuUnter Malls eee OV Ceshilliard weielseererevexa@amppbelll Davidson, Mr. Tenney FRESHMEN l'irst Row: Donald Chaplin, Marie Clark, Maxine Cole, Toby Conner, Jimmy Cox, Barbara Dixon, Elsie Lee Elliot, Everett Entsminger, Hunter Falls. Second Row: Althena Flint, Gladys Flint, Bobby Gardner, Marion Giroux, Jean Hamilton, Myrtle Harrison, Mary Jane Henson, Charles Hickman, Joyce Hilliard, ay a ne ba: be First Row: Peggy Holt, Jimmy Johnson, Melvin Knight, Billy Lawhorne, Henry Lewis, Wilda Lineberry, David Loughead, and Kenneth Miller. Second Row: Marietta Miller, Betty Moran, Jimmy Mutispaugh, Carol Patterson, Marion Ramsey, Barbara Rice, Billy Rice, Betty Sanderson, and Jane Sandridge. Not Pictured Phyllis Byrd William Cash Shirley Floyd 2 Benny Glass zs Betty Secrist Irene Steele, Billy Swann, Mildred Second Row: Jeanette Tyler, Betty Jane Vest, Nathan Walker, and Peggy Withers, First Row: Linda Sandidge, Asa Shiflett, John Slough, Dorothy Spence, Taylor, Thelma Tomlin, and Ralph Tomlin. Billy Wheeler, Jean Wilmeth, Jeanette Wilkins, Bobby Wilson, Bobby Withers, Remember When We were so proud of William Smals for winning first place in the Spelling Bee in the seventh grade? We thought we were so big at our seventh grade commencement, but when we entered high school the upper classmen made us feel- oh, so very, very 1-i-t-t-l-e? We freshmen girls were initiated by having to wear short skirts and hair ribbons? We had so much fun in Mrs, Carper's English class until Julius Caesar came along ? All the Girls Swooned over Kostel and Gates ? Joyce and Shirley were elected cheerleaders ? Miss Glass promised to show us movies next! year ? We thought next year would be just a year of movies--what happened to them ? Mrs. Seay left and Miss Meador took over the Library? We were all so proud of Dale when he made his first touchdown ? Martha Grae, Anna Jane, and Dorothy Smith were majorettes ? Joyce had her rounds with Mr. Bowman? Mr. Hickman blushed so easily ? There were fights after the dances--N, B. boys versus B, V, boys? We visited Seay's every afternoon and night? The girls transferred their affections to N, B, boys? We went to Charlottesville and saw University play George Washington ? Our rings came and we were So proud of them ? We came into Room 25 and found Dinkey as a classmate? The seniors were granted their senior privileges (singlar, please)--that privilege of entering through the front door ? The seniors put on three one-act plays ? We had English under Mr. Barnhill and he gave us those essays (really, they were books) to write? Our pictures finally came and everybody looked like something found in the zoo or behind prison bars instead of the good looking things we were? Dinkey received his induction papers in the junior year and how we had to fight the Korean War with him every day ? : The boys had to move the piano during government class every Monday morning after a dance? There should bea number of good piano movers inthe 1952 class--anyone wantsa piano moved? Some of us had free periods ? Rufus entered school--1950 ? Larry, Peo, and O,C, started dating Seminary girls? We had our Christmas festivals and Alice Jane was the 1951 Queen? The seniors gave a Hobo Dance and everyone had such a good time? The juniors entertained us after the Senior Class play? We almost didn't have a Junior Class play? We had such good times at pep meetings ? Martha Grae was Football Queen and Peggy and Rita were attendants ? All the girls wanted to dance with Mr. Turner ? Mr. Schaub and Barnhill got married and there were pieces of broken hearts scattered all over the premises ? Frances Banks, Shirley Foster, and Alice Harris continued their musical training at the Sem- inary? And Martha Grae took riding lessons ? We anxiously awaited the first peep on our report cards? Some attended the Beta Convention in Roanoke--especially remember Mt. Vesuvius erupting ? Peggy, Carolyn, and Clara went to Charlottesville for the forensic meets? There was an appendicitis epidemic and someone was always taking up a collection for flowers or fruit--we never knew who was going to be next? Sonny Paynter was always helping decorate for dances--besides his talent he had good connections with the Five and Dime? Larry was forever transferring his affections from one girl to another--it kept us in a tizzy? Nancy and Donnie were ''steadies''--also Frances and Bobby ? We called upon Frances Glass to take us places in her car? Ruth Sorrels made such good grades ? The faculty played basketball against the P.M. H.S. varsity team ? Peggy started going steady with 'Cute!'? We were carefree high school guys and gals? hae A — — SF — ag ee ed —_— So a E. Hamilton Coleman Kling Rice Rader Brantley R. Hamilton Falls D, Cash fea Gacsh Rogers eniors on the Squad Stewart O'Connell Billy Austin Tommy Glass Eugene Cash Center Guard Tackle _. Tackle es Bic taset pins soit e s 3 Bas 5 i sit ssi fe ee ma RO th 3 os oe Sx Bobby Wagner Dale Rice Jackie Rogers Francis Brantley Leslie Burch Buck Pelter Half-Back Half- Back End Tackle End Quarterback Coaches Schaub and Carpenter giving blackboard drills. Hy} My iy : My) I HT President: 5.22 deme a ee ee let hvee Vice= Presidentan anole aa ee ee On Colenian weecretary- Treasurer, ... 0... 5. Williamsomale Sponsors......... Mr. Schreiner, Mr. Schaub Reading from left to right: Leon Coleman, Car- lisle Hostetter, Arnold Thacker, Corydon Winter, Billy Secrist, Bobby Falls, Malcolm Claytor, Carlyle Cash, Bobby Wagner, Larry Weinerth, John Rader, Ed Hostetter, Douglas Grow, William Smals, Robert Hamilton, Lewis Micou, Johnny Kling, Tommy Glass, Leslie Burch, Francis Brantley, Billy Austin, Jimmy Wagner, Donnie Floyd, Ecker Hamilton, Buck Pelter, Jackie Rogers, Eugene Cash, Dale Rice Not Pictured: Douglas Cash Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Shirley Foster (co-captain), Loretta Chittum, Geraldine Blackwell, Joyce Rinker (co-captain). SECOND ROW: Nancy Dixon, Doris Coleman, Faye Anderson, Jean Glass. Pageant Co-captain, Leon Coleman - Queen, Martha Grae Slough - Co-captain, Dale Rice FIRST ROW: Billy Swann, Jimmy Wagner, Billy Secrist, Dale Rice (capt. ), Carlisle Hostetter, Corydon Winter (manager), Coach Schreiner. SECOND ROW: Coach Schaub, Malcolm Claytor, William Smals, Bobby Wagner, John Rader, Larry Weinerth, Lewis Micou. Basketball Squad ann 2 (21 = i Yd N Seniors on the Squad SEATED : Clara Cash, Joyce Rinker, Eugene Cash, Nancy Dixon, Corydon Winter. STANDING: Shirley Foster, Mr. Barnhill, Frances Banks, Martha Anne Cropp, Margaret Cash, Tommy Glass, Lewis Micou, Peggy George. Sponsor: Mr. Barnhill Radio Sta FIRST ROW, seated: Johnny Kling, Rita Garrett, Larry Weinerth, Sonny Paynter. SECOND ROW: Faye Anderson, Edith Shoffner, Sylvia Sandidge, Ernestine Moran, Allan Graham, Clara Cash, Carolyn Glass, Jessie Austin, Joyce Rinker, Nancy Dixon, Patsy Hostetter, Barbara Wilmer, Frances Patterson, Freida Edwards, Miss Glass. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Wessier, Alice Jane Harris, Ruth Sorrels, Frances Glass, Frances Banks, Martha Grae Slough, Francis Brantley, Billy Weeks, Lew is Micou, Billy Wheeler, Corydon Winter, Rebecca Edwards, Ger- aldine Blackwell, Peggy George. Not Pictured: Sonny Pryor, William Smals Beta Club President..cske esos veesecss erry Weinerth Vice Presidetit.. +. -s...- as.� Jonnny Kling Sectelaly seiner ae eer ti ar rett TreEASUreLl. oe oe Wena cee es OOnny raynier SPONGON Adee scree ice see ee aoes pS Glass HOBO DANCE January 22 Sponsored By BETA CEU EB Presidente. ssc2 sac a enacts 6 Oana hover Vice: President. 0.0.5 acids FNaNC ye son Secretary-Treasurer...........Edith Shoffner SPONSOLA tee eel eo ee oI GS MEAdOr GROUP 1, Seated: Rebecca Edwards, Carolyn Glass, Edith Shoffner, Joanna Royer, Nancy Dixon, Martha Grae Slough, Dorothy Smith, Elsie Lee Elliott, Martha Ann Cropp. Standing: Shirley Foster, Frances Banks, Caroleen Chittum, Rita Garrett, Patsy Hostetter, Jeanette Wessier, Doris Stinnett, Joyce Rinker, Alice Jane Harris, Frances Patterson, Bonnie Miller, Martha Wheeler, GROUP 2, Seated: Peggy George, Loretta Chittum, Rita Morris, Doris Coleman, Patsy Pryor, Phyllis Sizer, Eleanor Snyder, Clara Cash, Mary Jane Spence, Doris Slough. Standing: Ernes- tine Moran, Barbara Dixon, Dixie Glass, Joyce Hilliard, Catherine Camden, Emma Gilbert, Nancy Secrist, Myrtle Harrison, Faye Anderson, Geraldine Blackwell, Mary Jane Henson, Not pictured: Phyllis Greene. | Bae MEE SICON. ole oe ces s)e.0. 6.8 Wace President. ......c.see-s MEIPOLCLAT.Y s. c e o.0 +010 cle 0.0 6s Club .... Nancy Secrist ..Frieda Edwards Hoe Nancy. Dixon BECP ASUGCE Teele ieee cece +c DUIDLe Ys Oster, | [SQ 2 5 eGoes.cgomad ond MIEN Olivares atereleys ele) ss) s 01« este: « Faye Anderson Jessie Austin Frances Banks Irene Beverley Geraldine Blackwell Margaret Burch Katherine Camden Judy Carter Carolyn Chittum Loretta Chittum Marie Clark Maxine Cole Doris Coleman Toby Conner Martha Anne Cropp Ellen Davis Barbara Dixon Nancy Dixon Frieda Edwards .-. Carolyn Chittum .... Mrs. Shaner Rebecca Edwards Elsie Lee Elliott Gladys Flint Shirley Foster Rita Garrett Emma Gilbert Marion Giroux Shirley Giroux Carolyn Glass Dixie Glass Jean Glass Phyllis Greene Mary Jane Henson Hilda Hall Jean Hamilton Myrtle Harrison Mary Ann Hartless Peggy Holt Carolyn Hostetter Mildred Johnson Wilda Lineberry Carolyn McNally Charlotte Mikels Bonnie Miller Marietta Miller Betty Moran Ernestine Moran Rita Morris Phyllis Ogden Loretta Painter Frances Patterson Patsy Pryor Joanna Royer Betty Sanderson Jane Sandidge Joeleen Sandidge Sylvia Sandidge Helen Saunders Betty Secrist Nancy Secrist Edith Shoffner Phyllis Sizer Doris Slough Dorothy Smith Eleanor Snyder Dorothy Spence Mary Spence Dorothy Stinnett Thelma Tomlin Jeanette Wessier Betty Wheeler Martha Wheeler Jean Wilmeth Peggy Withers Anna Jane Wood Liaetet I a. s ig em mae: ce Peis RR OFFICERS Presidents cock on ee omer cos 4 DONN YEE LY Or Vice=Presidenty... 25+ 1.00 oe ft Cala CasD Secretary- Treasurer .........s. Phyllis Sizer LIDPALIaNnss scis; ee eretina + ven ge erohuar hye eciner tn Direclortucs cine silva caur ev eieetomy spt am UL oer FIRST ROW: Martha Grae Slough, Anna Jane Wood, Dorothy Smith, Eleanor Snydor, SECOND ROW: Patsy Pryor, Sheldon Sorrels, Billy Rice, Johnny White, Eleanor Carter, Joyce Hil- liard, Mr. Turner. THIRD ROW: Earl Huffman, Phyllis Cash, Joey Sisler, Jeanette Wessier, David McCormick, Doris Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Joanna Royer, Phyllis Sizer, Frances Patterson, Rita Morris, Margaret Cash. FIFTH ROW: Sonny Pryor, Leon Goolsby, Lemuel Byers, Larry Weinerth, Clara Cash. Not Pictured: Ed Hostetter Glee Club OFFICERS Presicent eee ee OD DY «Wagner Vice-President,...........+.. barbara Wilmer Secretary-Treasurer.........Carolyn Chittum fibbarial eee ke eee lice Jane Harris 7 SDOMCOLR et crt tri iy tas he caret peer LL Turner FIRST ROW: Billy Swann, Tex Campbell, Elsie Lee Elliott, Carolyn McNally, Betty Bates, Harold Watts, Johnny Slough. SECOND ROW: Ruth Sorrels, Jeanette Wessier, Hilda Hall, Betty Ruth Durham, Shirley Foster, Alice Jane Harris. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wilmer, Jean Glass, Martha Grae Slough, Barbara Dixon, Patsy Hostetter, Carolyn Chittum, Carolyn Glass, Helen Saunders, Mr. Turner. FOURTH ROW: Leon Coleman, Jimmy Lynn, Douglas Grow, Loran Byers, Bobby Wagner. Not Pictured: Joeleen Sandidge CHRISTMAS CONCERT -- DEC. 17, 1951 Director: Mr. Turner Patsy Pryor (saxophone), Joanna Royer (sax- ophone), Phyllis Sizer (saxophone), Bruce Royer (saxophone), Alice Jane Harris (piano), David Mc- Cormick (trumpet), Doris Coleman (trumpet), Sonny Pryor (trombone), Leon Goolsby (trombone), Larry Wein- erth (drums), HOBO DANCE AfeWal, 747 Jr. Red Gross Council Presidente cco ete re ee EGitneonoriner Vice=President:.....2....-....seF epgy, George Secretary ee.. sss o. . weatnerine Camden ReEpOLler mera ite ici satire ote OLIDIID Va Ly nn) SPONSOLSie ae eae elle ee LS. Davidson Mrs. Nelson Miss Bailey SEATED: Anne Johnston, Catherine Painter, Katherine Camden, Edith Shoffner, Jimmy Lynn, Miss Bailey, Eva Austin. STANDING: Peggy Holt, Linda Sandidge, Ernestine Moran, Jeanette Wilkins, Mrs. David- son, Jean Wilmer, Gladys Flint, Margaret Cash, Milton Henson, Mrs. Nelson, Claude Lynn, Jr. Satety Patrol FIRST ROW: Milton Henson, Keith Reynolds, Tony Henson, David Cullen. SECOND ROW: Harold Watts, Jimmy Dickinson, Donald Holt, Ralph Hamilton, Claude Lynn, Danny Spangler Mr. Tenney, Sponsor é a is Ree ee ce Jokes Senior Class Plays Mr. Tenney: “Name two shoot-! ing stars.” Marion G.: Gene Autry.” Matinee, Thursday, November 29, three Corydon: “What do they call a sleeping bull?” Coon: “I don’t know, what?” Corydon: “A Bulldozer.” ‘8:00 o’clock. A CRAZY VIOLET ‘eatery This is a delightfully fast-mov- ; ‘ : ging farce with lots of comedy and Do you believe in club suspence for eight girls. Carlotta’s five chums have spent the week. ‘end with her as her guests. But this Monday morning when they are about to leave, a strangely my- sterious woman arrives. Then the fun begins: Cast of Characters David Laughead. Mrs, Martin Rita Garrett “Two Little Savages”’—Billy Beth Ruth Sorrels Swann and Tex Campbell, i Rutthicccccccsscssssscssscscsseess Doris Slough | “A Great Year of Our Lives”— Myrtle Katherine Camden The Senior Year. “Fighting Coach”—Mr. Schaub. | Dot.ccccccsscsssssssseesess “All Over Town”—Students get- Carlotta ting ads. _ ‘Sad Faced Boy”—William Car- ter. . “Flying Against Time’—To get the news in on time. | | “The Welcome”—To all visiting . teams. “Winter’s Mischief”— Schoot fun “Radio Boys”’—Boys on the Ra dio Staff. | “The Age of Innonence”’—Th freshman age. “Mixed Faces’’—In the halls. Billy W.: or women?” Billy C.; “Yes, if kindness fails. Book Review “David Cheers the Team’— HOP P Oe eee eee eneeee POO e eee e ete weeee WOOO ee eeeen POs eee eeeeneeee IT’S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS Here is a hillbilly comedy guar- mteed to delight any audience. It is the story of a family—Paw Maw, and their six teen-age dau- age of nineteen and is still married. Paw and Maw The seniors are presenting three x nq) one-act plays in the school audi- P. M. H. S. Roy Rogers a ‘torium at the following times:R, a : Friday, in the first league gamemet Na o’clock. Evening perform-of the season for the ance, Friday, November 30th, al“Cute” lone VEUbYarrnxtrtorat inte, Nancy Secristown 47 yeard line , Patsy Hostettenthen drove to the Staunton twibig date with Davies B. Saturday Martha Grae Sloughyard line. Shirley Foster'center from the two on the nex Want to find Sonny Paynter on ‘play. P. M. H. S. Upsets Homecoming Day Lee High 6 - 0 Activities At School upset a powerful During the half time at the E. Lee High School team 6-Ogame Saturday when P.M.HS. Mi tural Bridge for the home- “Blues. coming game, Martha Grae Slough Coleman scored the game’Sescorted by co-captains Leon tally with only five minutesicoleman and Dale Rice, was left in the final quarter. crowned queen by Dale Rice in an The “Fighting Blues” penetratedimpressive ceremony surrounded deep into Staunton’s territory inhy the Fighting Blues and Natural the first quarter, but Lee’s Spitzerpridge football boys and the recovered a fumble on the 19 tocheer leaders from both schools. end the threat. The queen’s attendants were Peg- P.M. H. S had the Lee offenséoy George, escorted by Eugene almost completely stopped through4cash, and Rita Garrett, escorted out the first half. At the half, y Bobby Wagner. With the cheer- the “Blues” led in first downs 5-1icaders giving fifteen rahs for the The teams battled on fairly evengyeen and the band playing ‘the teams in the third quarter. school song the ceremonies were With about six and a half min, AN, utes left in the game, P. M. H. sTHE Sihidoper Snoops took possession of the bail on thei! — ; P. M. H. § Martha Grae, did you enjoy your Coleman scored througlnight? Saw you at Seay’s!! ! Eugene Cash missed hiSunday afternoon? Look on Sem 2 was 6-QHill!!! ; a pasi Those drive-ins are surely nice. . firsIf you don’t believe me, ask Dale conversion and the Staunton roared ,of play, however, down on Py yariand Betty Jane. Or ask Phyllis S. line. =f pu Patsy P., Alvin C., and Francis B. the b- pa oi wThey should know also! ev’ gf W ownt Patsy H. and Jeanette are dat ing W. L. boys—so we hear. Vv .¢ constaniJs that right, gals??? on .a first down{ Who is the boy in N. Y., you a. “Cute” Coleare writing to, Martha Ann? Come _ “Oh, Money! Money!”—That)- ” os L v4 .con were outstand-on, tell us, we want to know!! which comes in handy. ee eo ee Ap Oey ue. (McLain, the quar: Is it true tnat Caroleen, Peggy, | “The Razor’s Edge”—What some Z S x vas the outstanding play-and Clara went to the square dance (of the boys need. P A) Se R. E. Lee ‘at Natural Bridge Saturday night? ) The Rains Came”—Last Mon, ane + Lae ss xe © ‘M. H. S. suffered one injuryThose N. B. boys are cute, aren’t . day. QiWiewses were SY ty 2ler Cash _ ‘Main Street”—Where everybody Snoady: afi vas heads after school. oe ; y 4q | : L Hit Parade. sane Harris Peggy George Tommy Glass Sonny Paynter Areeee _ “Something to Shout About” The Lee Hi game. | _ “T Love A Parade”—The student} Mrs. Vande. The Preacher eeindee CL Phe Preacher.......... Larry Weinertt. “Stouthearted Men”’—The foot Mil team. LADIES OF THE MOP This 1s a short play in rhyme and rhythm in which Annie, who) has not lost her dream of the stage _ “My Hero”—Ecker Hamilton. “Lover Man’—Sonny Paynter. “Beeause You’re You”—Shirle foster. does a melodramatic reading. “You're Free’—To Larry Wei Mattie, a sober unimaginative soul! erth. with ga toneless voice, dreams of | “Little Toot”—Eddie Hosfett being a concert pianist; Hallie, loud, robust and full of energy, aspires ‘in the band : f : ' “The Love Bug Will Bite You%to ballet dancing; and Bessie, the sole admirer of her own voice, pro. —To the Freshmen. “Binging a Carefree Song”— Pose that they entertain themsel- Dixie Glass. ives there on the bare stage. “Farming”—Morgie Burford. Cast of Characters “Lazybones”—Jackie Rogers. Mattie Ss dune ccvesaboestaeeaes Frances Glass | “Lowe Letter Words”—Nancy Annie an ere Barbara Wilmer: Dixon. Balle. ncurses: ‘weeeee Oarolyn Glass _ “Somewhere I Know There’s a Bessie Girl for Me”—Corydon Winter “A Woman Is Only a Woman Semen eeeeeneeerenes B. Hamilton. ‘that fat man.” “Military Maid’”—Martha Grae. is expense.” .ere....Carolyn Chittum | ‘| side. D + Club (soprano) and is als Anna Jane Wood || Bobby W.: “You should be a4 ed, the initials are C. A..G. But a Good Cigar Is a Smoke”’—| Shamed of yourself, laughing a Jimbo: “I’m just having fun a uuring the game. Jimmy Wagner,they??? first string end, sustained a broker A new foursman—so I hear— collar-bone in the second quarterJohn R., Martha W., Jimmy W., Jimmy is expected ao be back inand Jean W. a attion in about three weeks. Jeanette Wilkins and Dorothy ' Buena Vista plays its first outSpence seem to like the Greenlee of town game on Friday at Fish-boys!! : erville where they meet Wilson Why was Phyllis O. so happy Memorial in their third game ofFriday? Could it have been be- the season. cause she was going to see Phillip S., of Roanoke? nae ; 4 o— It looks good to see Morgie an Who 2 Wh ‘Freddie back together again!! oe - hat I hear Doris F : is 5-ft 9-in My, My, from w : : Aiea eaten You wil'C., surely enjoys her fifth period ay see him with a certainhistory class! ’Fess up, Doris, and “ ‘tell us why!! M. H. from the freshman ieee WED ea con pment Carole H very much interested in : hg y, -4G,’ house Saturday night?? Such ES at eeeg th Wien eee Ee and a “general good time ea Rk. a : ee ao “ad by all!!” Who was there and New egu netfee ‘what was going on?? Invite me ; Wt She is 5-fithe next time, please!!! ‘ D. and Eugene B., how -in, and has brown hair, brow: Nancy D, e ar and is a little on cnet chubbywas it at the “Creek Saturday , f the Glenight? posse a mean .0 0 Niet What about Catherine C. and her ber of the Beta Club. They saidate at A. M. A. Saturday lent she’s interested in a senior boyDid you have a good time? ? In case you haven’t already guess Looking forward to seeing you : at the big Columbus Day Dance next Saturday night at the Ree, i his dance is . “What model is your car?'Room. Remember t ioe ae “It isn’t a model. It’being sponsored by the Juniors, - i e ae come out and give it your support! ‘a horrible example. tee This girl is a senior. Christmas Festival - Nov. 23rd YY yy Sy oy Christmas Festival Draws Thousands Last Friday Night Alice Jane Harris, Parry Mce- Cluer High School senior, was crowned queen of the Buena Vista Merchant’s Festival by Mayor A. H. Griffith last Friday night ad- mist cheers of several thousand people. She was escorted by Cadet Char- les Dickinson, of V, P. I. Nancy Dixon of Buena Vista, maid of honor was escorted by Dale Rice. Princesses from Rockbridge County, all escorted by Buena Vista High School boys were: Ann Tur- pin, Effinger High School, with Lewis Micou; Emma Jean Womel- dorf, of Fairfield, with Wallace Floyd; Dora May Robinson, Lex- ington, with Floyd Shad; Jean Whiteside, of Brownsburg, with Leon Coleman; Phyllis Marshall, Goshen, with Billy Austin; Nancy Tolley, Natural Bridge, with Bobby Falls; Mary Marvin, of Southern Seminary, with O, C. Paynter, Jr. % Ox % © lo Our Advertisers The Staff wishes tothank each one of the Advertisers in THE PARR- IMAC, whose co-operation has helped to make the publication of this annual possible, and to urge the students to patronize them whenever possible, Congratulations To The Graduation Class Of 1952 JAMES LEES AND SONS COMPANY Beans eS re y Vy nite Carel LiMtsyton BLUERIDGE DIVISION GLASGOW, VIRGINIA 2 Cf i Leek. MINERVA YARNS ek. CARPETS Leek COLUMBIA YARNS a a J. H. Cunningham Son | K . 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