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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

Sack QI a ee hae ay eee WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE PARRIMAC 1994 THE SENIOR CLASS PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL Buena Vista, Virginia IN MEMORIAM, We, the Seniors of 1954, dedicate this yearbook in memory of Patricia North(May 19, 1937-June 1, 1951.) ADMINISTRATION F, W. KLING, R. Superintendent-Principal B, S, Roanoke College M, S, University of Virginia PO ah ant a aa eat Se [kb hh ge BUENA VISTA SCHOOL BOARD: Mrs, Elsie C. Strickler; Mr. F. W. Kling, Jr.; Mr. B. R. Floyd, Chairman; Mr. J. H. Cunningham; Mr, W. Masimer; Rev. M, J. Murray; Mrs. Helen S, Glass, Clerk of School Board, Not pictured: Miss Mary Louise Israel, Member of the Board, FACULTY HARRY BARNHILL English, Latin MARGARET S, DAVIDSON Bible, English ESSIE GLASS Assistant Principal Social Studies HELEN S, GLASS Secretary Clerk of School Board BESSIE MEADOR Library DELLA G, RINKER Mathematics EARL SCHAUB Athletics, Social Studies FACULTY LOUIS SCHREINER Athletic Director, Science JAMES W.H. STEWART Chemistry CLIFFORD M, SWAN, JR. Geography MARGARET J, SWAN English oy ee eeeth ees, Pee ctesscl gy ai eee netvt Lp see at Seba ss Sat MALCOLM TENNEY, JR. Visiting Teacher FRANCIS TURNER Band, Glee Club ALICE H, VAN DER VEER Mathematics OAKLEY P,. WHITE Home Economics THE SENIORS CHARLES MOORE FRIEDA EDW ARDS JESSIE AUSTIN OFFICERS President ------------- Charles Moore Vice President --------- Frieda Edwards Secretary, Treasurer ------- Jessie Austin SENIORS CLARENCE FRANKLIN ARGENBRIGHT Sec.-Treas., Sophomore Class; Football '51,'52; Baseball '54; Monogram Club ‘54, DORIS ELLEN ARGENBRIGHT Junior Red Cross Council '53,'54; Glee Club '53,'54 (Sec.-Treas.); The Parrimac Staff ‘54, JESSIE MAXINE AUSTIN Sec.-Treas., Sophomore Class; Sec.- Treas., Senior Class; F. H, A. Club ‘51; 52 (Rep. B. A. R.), '53 (Pres.), '54; Beta Club '52,'53 (Vice-Pres.), '54; Editor-in- Chief of The Parrimac News; The Parri- mac Staff '54 (Editor-in-Chief.) BETTY JANE BATES Glee Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Junior Play; Senior Play; The Parrimac Staff ‘54. CARLYLE PHILLIP CASH Football '50,'51,'52,'53; Basketball ‘51, 52.'53,'54(Captain);Baseball '51,'52,'53, 'd4; Boys’ State ‘53; Monogram Club ‘51, 02,'53,'54 (Pres.); Junior Play; Christmas Festival Escort ‘53; Most Valuable Player 53. WILLIAM RICHARD CASH Safety Patrol '49,'50; Basketball '51; Sen- ior Play; The Parrimac Staff ‘54, LORETTA ANN CHITTUM Sec.-Treas., Junior Class; Glee Club ‘50; F, H, A. Club '52,°53554; Library Club '52,'53,'54; Cheerleader '52,'53,'54; Jun- ior Play; Senior Play; Football Queen ‘53. WILLIAM EDWARD COFFEY SENIORS DORIS VIRGINIA COLEMAN Vice-Pres., Junior Class; Band ‘51 (Sec.- Treas.), '52,'53(Vice-Pres.), ‘04; F. H. A. Club '52,'53,'54; Library Club '52,'53,'54; Girls’ State ‘53; Beta Club '53,'54 (Sec.- Treas.); Radio Staff ‘51, Dance Orchestra 52; Cheerleader '52,'53,'54; (Chief); Sen- ior Play. BARBARA JEAN DECKER FY HSA. Glub 51;.Library Glub51;°53 (Reporter), 04; Radio Staff ‘52; Health Day Princess ‘03; Glee Club ‘54; Beta Club '53,'54; The Parrimac Staff. FRIEDA DOLORES EDWARDS Vice-Pres., Senior Class; F.H:'A. ‘Club ‘Ol (Rep. B. A. R.), 52 (Vice=-Pres.), 53 (Reporter), (Rep. B. A. R.), '54 (Pres.); Li- brary Club '53,'54 (Vice-Pres.); Beta Club 62,'53,'54; Junior Play; Senior Play; Christmas Queen ‘53; The Parrimac Staff 54, ROBERT ALEXANDER FALLS Football '50,'51,'52,'53 (Co-Captain); Basketball '52,'53; Baseball '51,'53,'54; Monogram Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Christ- mas Festival Escort '51,'52,'53, MARVIN BERLIN FITZGERALD Football '51,'52,'53( Manager); Monogram Club '52,'53. SHIRLEY ANNE GIROUX F.. HA, Club “$1,'53, (RepAB A; Ro )}moe (Treasurer); Christmas Queen ‘52; Beta Club '53,'54; Library Club '53,'54, DIXIE DEANNA GLASS Library: Glub 519153153 54+ F Ho AS Cinbd 01,°52,°53,'54; Band '53; Senior Play; The Parrimac Staff '54; Glee Club '51,'54, SHELBY JEAN GLASS Glee, Club. 61753;-F GH) Au 5h, 52, 53: Cheerleader '52,'53; Radio Staff '53; Jun- ior Red Cross Council '54; Beta Club '53, 'd4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band '52,'53; The Parrimac Staff '54, SENIORS ALLAN DAVID GRAHAM Beta Club '52,'53,'54; Radio Staff '52,'53; Basketball '53,'54; Football '53 (Manager); Monogram Club '53,'54; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play; Christmas Festival Escort '53; The Parrimac Staff, '54; Baseball '54, HILDA JANE HALL Glee Club '50,'51; Band '53,'54; Beta Club '03,'04; F, H, A, Club '52,°53,'54 (Sec.); Christmas Festival Maid of Honor '53; The Parrimac Staff ‘54, WILLIAM EDGAR HAMILTON Football ‘50,'51,'52,'53 (Co-Captain); Baseball ‘51,'52,'53,'54(Captain); Mono- gram Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Health Day Escort ‘'d2,'53; Boys' State ‘53; Good Sportsmanship Trophy '53. HENRY WAYNE HARTLESS Safety Patrol '50; Senior Play. ROBERT MARSHALL HOSTETTER Pres., Freshman Class; Pres., Junior Class; Football '51,'52,'53; Baseball '52,'53,'54; Monogram Club '52,'53,'54; Band '51,'52, 53 (Pres.); Boys’ State '53; Junior Play; Senior Play. JAMES EDWARD LYNN Glee Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Beta Club '53, 54 (Pres.); Junior Red Cross Council '52; Radio Staff '53; Junior Play; Senior Plav; The Parrimac Staff '54, PAUL LARRY MOHLER Safety Patrol '51; Baseball '52,'53,'54; Football '52,'53; Basketball '54; Mono- gram Club '53,'54, CHARLES LEWIS MOORE Pres,, Senior Class; Football '50,'51,'52, ‘53; Baseball '51,'52,°53; Junior Play; Health Day Escort '53; Christmas Festival Escort '53; Monogram Club '52,'53(Vice- Pres.); The Parrimac Staff '54, SENIORS CHARLES REVERE MORAN Football '52,'53; Baseball '54; Monogram Club '52,'53; Christmas Festival Escort ‘53; Health Day Escort ‘53, ROBERTA JANE ANNE MORREY Glee Club '53,'54 (Pres.); Junior Play; Senior Play; The Parrimac Staff ‘54, LORETTA JEAN PAINTER F, H, A. Club '51,'52; Health Day Princess ‘53; Glee Club '53,'54; Beta Club '53,'54; The Parrimac Staff '54. FLOYD FRANK SCHAD Pres., Sophomore Class; Junior Play; Bas- ketball '54 (Manager); The Parrimac Staff ‘D4 (Staff Photographer); Monogram Club 'O4, PHYLLIS DIXON SIZER F, H. A. Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Library Club 52,'53,'54; Band '51,'52 (Sec.-Treas.), '53,'54; Junior Play; Dance Orchestra '52, FREDDIE LEE STINNETT Football ‘'52,'53; Baseball '52,'53,'54; Monogram Club '52,'53; Christmas Festi- val Escort ‘53, HAROLD RAY WATTS Glee Club '51,'52,'53,'54; Safety Patrol 52 (Captain); Senior Play; The Parrimac Staff '54, ua jou i yo ou ‘ONTT UPYL SOW, ukeg IW wieg SUL JO 143Ty, uo iling u w I] SOx] OH fered 1,00q I, wid O4TT I. a i 49H ua � jAeq pooy,, , |SUSAPOH,, i299 I1V. {Aeq poo.’ “ uo jing uu � | QYBTY IV. ,iIMd, ,, SUOAPOH ‘YO, � 6OS YUIYL NOZ,, uf 490H ‘UV. , ;BUTUIOWY oT UT ABQ 1¥9ID,, � OysTy 1V. wfeyL Od ION Joneg noZ,, uo i24eS usAPoH o � fBUTYOL 21,N0X ‘YO, u 19g PINOD,, wi PN JO stLeg e915), uo iON ‘uo uo“ . 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A. meeting on this particular Thursday--my first such visit since returning to Buena Vista. In the midst of the program, a feeling of nostalgia suddenly swept over me, and I left the auditorium quietly, I wandered aimlessly down the corridor, The first door to attract my tearful eye was the one which led to Mr, Tenney'‘s office. It was ajar, so I wandered in. I closed the door behind me, after turning on a light over his desk, The sounds from the auditorium faded away.On the desk was a gigantic crystal ball, and beside it, a list of students whose absences had been checked through gazing into its depths, With memories of my own school days strong within me, I gazed into the ball. Suddenly, a figure rose to the surface, It was Clarence Argenbright, Remember how he used to sing in Miss Glass's government class? I learned from a card which he held in his hand that he has now taken over Eddie Arnold's TV program, As he faded away Doris Argenbright appeared, She had always had great artistic ability, and the card which she held in her hand informed me that her work was now being exhibited in New York City. She was followed by Jessie Austin in the ball, Jessie, as everyone expected, is now doing very well with James Lee and Sons', She is the first woman supervisor of the company. Next came golden-voiced Betty Bates, who is now the leading singer of the Metropolitan Opera, Also an entertainment star, I soon learned, is Billy Cash, He is now starring as a great lover on Broadway, He was on his knees before a beautiful actress in the crystal ball, In amoment Carlyle Cash appeared, Since leaving Parry McCluer, Carlyle has made all-American and become an important figure in the sporting world, Loretta Chittum, I learned, is still studying for her master's degree in Menology at W L. Billy Coffee is still in Buena Vista, He is now operating the largest skating rink in Virginia. It is some- what better than the one he worked at during his senior year, Doris Coleman is now house mother at the Beta House at W, L, Barbara Jean Decker really used her head when she went to the co-ed school at Louisville, Kentucky, for she has realized two of her greatest goals in life, Bobby Falls was recently elected Mr. Lover Boy of 1964, It certainly came as no surprise to all who knew him, PROPHECY Berlin Fitzgerald is now the money man in Texas. He owns the largest cattle ranch there, Shirley Giroux is at present the secretary to the governor of Virginia, It is amazing that one of our quiet little girls went so far. Dixie Glass, I learned from Mr. Tenney's crystal, has taken over her mother's job in the principal's office. It must seem strange to the students to see her moving slowly up the hall after watching her mother, who was always in a hurry, Jean Glass is now teaching chemistry at V. P. 1. Remember the inter- est she had in that particular school during her senior year? And remember that brilliant Allan Graham, who was the top student of the class? Everyone thought he would become a Latin professor, but, instead, his interest turned toward girls--and Jefferies‘ Variety Store. Hilda Hall has been in many beauty contests since she left high school, and recently she won the Mrs, America title. Ecker Hamilton is now head coach at V. M. I. Remember his receiving the Good Sportsmanship Award during his senior year? Wayne Hartless is now famous for his wrestling, Eddie Hostetter and Charles Moran are now the new owners of Nuckels Service Station in Buena Vista. Jimmy Lynn has followed in his father's footsteps. He is head clerk at the U, S, Post Office in Baltimore, Maryland. Paul Mohler, after ten years of keeping his drug store dates with Janice Green, is now co-owner with her of the Corner Drug. Charles Moore appeared in the crystal driving his own Packard for the Buena Vista Flower Shop which he now owns, Roberta Morrey and Loretta Painter are head nurses at the Buena Vista Hospital, Floyd Schad has organized a lonely hearts club in Charlottsville. He had so much trouble keeping a girl dur- ing his high school career that he decided to help others find their mates, Phyllis Sizer has taken Betty Jo's place atthe Valley Store, As the crystal suddenly began to darken, I learned that Freddie Stinnett is now an outstanding pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The last figure to appear was Harold Watts. Harold has a very important job; he is chauffeur to the President of the United States, Remember how I used to drive my daddy's GMC truck?I am now one of the owners of the company, but I have time, and reason, to attend P, T, A, meetings now.I shall never forget my first such meeting. Frieda Edwards CLASS WILL AND. TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound minds, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To dear old Parry McCluer High we leave our loyalty, honor, respect, and love for many rich years to come. To the Junior Class we leave our positions as seniors, our dignity, our refined manners, and our senior privileges, To the Sophomore Class we leave our patience, our bright remarks, and our athletic ability. To the Class of '58 we leave our deepest sympathy. They will need it for the coming four years, To the Faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for their help and guidance through these years, To the following individuals we leave these cherished possessions: Clarence Argenbright leaves the girls on 29th. street to Fred Lynn, Doris Argenbright wills her artistic abiltiy to Mrs. Van der Veer. Jessie Austin bequeaths her footsteps through high school to her sister, Eva. Betty Bates leaves her muscles to Sammy Miller. Billy Cash wills his ability to stay away from the girls to C. L. Patterson. Carlyle Cash leaves his athletic ability to Jackie Brown. Loretta Chittum leaves her ability to eat and gain weight to Marian Giroux. Billy Coffee wills his size to Wayne Flint, Doris Coleman wills her ability to date boys who wear white shirts to Margaret Cash, Barbara Jean Decker bequeaths her ability to study to Elsie Lee Elliott. Frieda Edwards wills her cherished place in the Beta Club to Peggy Withers. Bobby Falls leaves his height to Mr. Schreiner, Berlin Fitzgerald wills his red hair to Billy Wheeler. Shirley Giroux wills her pony tail to Barbara Dixon. Dixie Glass wills her excuses to go down town during study period to Phyllis Cash. Jean Glass leaves her sense of humor to Mrs. Rinker, Allan Graham bestows his place in the Beta Club to Billy Huffman. Hilda Hall leaves her Marilyn Monroe figure to Tanya Halleck. Ecker Hamilton leaves Peggy Withers to Billy Huffinan. Wayne Hartless wills his athletic physique to William Carter. Eddie Hostetter wills his ability to punt a football to Benny Glass. Jimmy Lynn wills his romantic roles in plays to Buddy Secrist, Paul Mohler leaves his crazy legs to Emmett Cash. Charles Moore wills his position on the football team to his brother, Bobby. . Charles Moran confers on Donald Burch his ability to go across the river. Roberta Morrey wills her knowledge of Latin to Carolyn Seay. Loretta Painter wills her place and good behavior in the Glee Club to Oris Arthurs, Floyd Schad wills his ability to take five girls tiding on a Saturday to Tex Campbell. Phillis Sizer leaves her ability to peroxide her hair without turning it red to Maxine Cole. Freddy Stinnett wills his position on the football team to Frank Fauber. Harold Watts bequeaths his curly red hair to Mr. Tenney. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1954, have set our hand seal on this fourth day of June, 1954, UNDERCLASSHMeH JUNIORS OFFICERS President --------------------- Linda Sandidge Vice-President ------------------ Hunter Falls Secretary -Treasurer ------------ Barbara Dixon Bobby Albertoli Oris Arthurs Douglas Ayers Reggie Berry Irene Beverley Milton Brantley Jackie Brown Donald Burch Shirley Burch Tex Campbell Eleanor Carter Judy Carter William Carter Elwood Cash Margaret Cash William Cash Donaid Chaplin Maxine Cole Toby Conner Jimmy Cox Barbara Dixon Elsie Lee Elliott Everette Entsminger Hunter Falls Calvin Fauber Athena Flint Bobby Gardner Marian Giroux Benny Glass James Glass Joanne Green Jean Hamilton Joyce Hilliard Peggy Holt Jimmy Johnson Melvin Knight Henry Lewis David Loughhead Charlotte Mace Charlotte Mikels Kenneth Miller Marietta Miller Betty Moran Carrell Patterson Marion Ramsey Billy Rice Barbara Rice Betty Sanderson Jane Sandidge Linda sandidge Betty Secrist Asa Shiflett Celia Ann Simmons Dorothy Spence Doris Stinnett Mildred Taylor Ralph Tomlin Jeanette Tyler Betty Jane Vest Billy Wheeler Bobby Withers Peggy Withers SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President ------------------------ Joey Sisler Vice-President --------------- Joe Henry Grow Secretary-Treasurer ------------ Anne Johnston Patsy Beard Elna Bradley Jack Bradley Jeanette Burch Ronald Byers Joyce Camden Jerry Campbell Emmett Cash Helen Cash Phyllis Cash Doris Creasy David Cullen Jimmy Dickinson Mary Frances Dickinson Bobby Dyer Romalda Floyd Not Pictured: Jack Bryant Warren Conner Forrest McElroy Bobby Wilson Shirley Floyd Carolyn Foster Patsy Gilbert Janice Greene Joe Henry Grow Madeline Hamilton Ralph Hamilton Milton Henson Elizabeth Hickman Eddie Hilliard Donald Holt Billy Huffman Peggy Jennings Anne Johnston Shelby Knight Claude Lynn David McCormick Sammy Miller Joan Ogden Loretta Pelter Frank Rader Bonnie Ramsey Keith Reynolds Larry Rice Sheila Rogers Shirley Rowsey Bruce Royer Jane Ruff Peggy Ruff Shirley Sandidge Carolyn Seay Richard Secrist Adrian Simmons Joey Sisler Patsy Slough Nadine Staton Mary Jane Stinnett Phyllis Stinnett Mary Ann West FRESHMEN Pauline Coleman Evelyne Dudley Allen Felts, Jr. Not Pictured: Freddie Lynn CLASS OF ’58 President -------------------- Jackie Wilson Vice-President ------------- Bobby Williams Secretary-Treasurer ------------ Patsy Allen Patsy Allen Eva Austin Wanda Ayers Shirley Berringer Ronald Berry Betty Burch Clinton Burch Gladys Burch Glenna Burch Nancy Burch LaVone Byers Eugene Camden Ruth Chaplin Daniel Clark Eldridge Clark Franklin Clark Ernestine Claytor Florence Coleman Mary Jane Coleman Daniel Durham Jimmy Ebert Frank Fauber Linda Felts Wayne Flint Shirley Floyd Bob Fox Judy Gallier Shirley Garrett Wayne Garrett Marvin Gilbert Lewis Graybill Iris Greene Maxine Greene Shirley Greene Tanya Halleck Velma Hamilton Doug Hill Herman Huffman Irene Huffman Raymond Huffman Raymond Huffman, Fk. Juanita Hughes Joyce Hynson Ronald Johnson Peggy Jones Susan Loughhead Billy Long Madison Long Sue Lynn Jean Mace Clayton Mikels Ralph Mikels Lois McNally mm) mi f CLASS= OF Bobby Moore Glenwood Moore Josephine Moore Tommy Mussleman Virginia Noel Marilyn Ogden Barbara Patterson Barbara Poff Charles Pryor Marshall Rice Clyde Roberts Pete Robey James Sanderson Betty Lou Shaffer _ Betty Jo Shewey Peggy Slough Donald Sorrels Sheldon Sorrels Jerry Spence Lourena Staton Nadine Staton Vernon Staton Dorothy Stinnett Sandra Tomlinson Wally Turnage Joe Tyler, Jr. Jean Wheeler Ronnie Wheeler James Wilhelm Bobby Williams Martha Ann Wills Jackie Wilson 58 OUR PLAYS THE SENIOR CLASS of PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL presents THE MISER December 11, 1953 8:00 P. M, -000- CoAT EL HARP AGON The! miser’ oi , ait. uke al auctw rs ce clk a cats atic ea aS ok Sara ao Allan Graham ELISE His daughter... (tous -o BaeghePeage be iadee Pkt tint oe ei er 2 ae Roberta Morrey CLEANTE:=(His Som s7eo Suse nea aiteve ee otal eee ce ae ee LL a Jimmy Lynn V.ALERE-= In clove: with Elise oe2uc 5. cues whch pcos Comeeeh saree etn ee William Cash FROSINE'- A matchmaker ’s:, otis Si Dees ae ae cnn a .. Jean Glass MARIANE =-In love with’ Cleante-j5°S 3 0 Sicha) ote eee ee, ee ee Frieda Edwards JACQUES = Coachman and Cooks. vase. ce ae ae os ae ac ete te ee Harold Watts LA FLECHE = “Aidesigning Servant)... . se case stots sal een sine auc e ote eeeeena genera Betty Bates SIMON+=:Harpagon's agent ovs7. cao) ocr hetucue coho ke artes ce nee ee ee Eddie Hostetter MISTRESS CLAUDE® (104% ai cca: secs ab obt orate ane te re ate a erase Loretta Chittum BRINDA C Servants or. ioe beter eee osu ter ocarec ellet ate col dati leltet tttatanene Dixie Glass MARY ar ari ir, eek Po aaah ene det Doris Coleman ANSELME -- ‘Father:of Valete’. 37.0. 440, se en Ce eee ee eee Wayne Hartless -000- SCENE - The home of the Miser, Harpagon INTERMISSIONS - Ten minutes at the end of ACT I Five minutes at the end of ACT II DIREG LOR Gran nars Pict e hetaasl ae eae Rie ieiataelcre covet an one ee olane'te hr aeeib taveteteatl idl Ve Data tm MAKE = OP. oi. toe Scie iw ola. eee te ee Ear ee en ekg Francis Turner THE IMAGINARY INVALID THLETICS FOOTBALL The 1953 Fighting Blues First row: Freddie Stinnett, Eddie Hostetter, Elwood Cash, Bobby Withers, Bobby Falls, Ecker Hamilton, Charles Moore, David Loughhead, Forrest McElroy, Berlin Fitzgerald. Second row: Bobby Gardner, Larry Rice, Joey Sisler, Ralph Hamilton, Billy Huffman, Bruce Royer, Hunter Falls, Charles Moran, Carlyle Cash, Asa Shiftlett. Third row: Coach Schaub, David McCormick, Emmett Cash, Frank Rader, William Cash, Benny Glass, Butch Grow, Bobby Dyer, David Cullen, Donald Holt, SEASON'S SUMMARY P.M. H.S, 6 Roanoke 0 PMS rer i2 Robert E, Lee 0 Pea Mert aoe 7 Wilson Memorial 33 PasM SHS ee oS Natural Bridge Camp 6 POM. eS rs James Wood 7 P.M. H.S. 7 Waynesboro 26 POMiHio. iS Clifton Forge 20 eA) BO o ce a WP Natural Bridge 0 P.M. H. S. 8 Lexington 0 Carlyle Bobby Ecker End ESD: Renrie Ba SENIORS ON THE SQUAD Co-Captains Bobby Falls-Ecker Hamilton Eddie Red Freddie Tackle RE, Oe Baie: HOMECOMING DAY November 6, 1953 PeMeHss; 12 N2Bsilss 0 Football Queen ......... Loretta Chittum Attendants’. 23 4c: aa bos) an Dar Dara eee Peggy Withers ESCOrts io s72 tee ee Se we Gall yloraraam Bobby Falls Ecker Hamilton Eddie Hostetter CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Betty Moran, Phyllis Cash, Loretta Chittum, Doris Coleman, Barbara Dixon, Mary Frances Dickinson, Nadine Staton, VARSITY BASKETBALL Carlyle Cash, Allan Graham, Kenneth Miller, Joey Sisler, Bruce Royer, Billy Huffman, David Loughhead, David Cullen, Donnie Holt, Buddy Secrist, Bobby Withers. COACH L. V. SCHREINER SENIORS ON THE SQUAD Allan Graham, Center Carlyle Cash, Center JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Floyd Schad, Jimmy Cox, Clinton Burch, Emmett Cash, Adrain Simmons, Elwood Cash, Bobby Gardner. Seated: Billy Rice, Jimmy Ebert, Allen Felts, Frank Fauber, Jackie Brown. Not Pictured: Coach Earl Schaub, 1953 + VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM District V. Champions For The Third Successive Year. First row: Melvin Knight, Paul Mohler, Freddie Stinnett, Eddie Grow, Donald Chaplin, Arnold Thacker, Billy Huffman, Robert Hamilton, Billy Cole, Ecker Hamilton, Asa Shiflett. Second row: Coach Schreiner, Jimmy Wagner, Freddie Johnson, Eddie Hostetter, Johnny Kling, Carlisle Hos- tetter, John Rader, Ted Vest, Leon Coleman, Carlyle Cash, Billy Secrist, Charles Moore. First row: Marion Rainsey, Bobby Dyer, Bobby Fox, Elwood Cash, Carrell Patterson, Bobby Withers, David Loughhead, David Cullens, Pete Robey. Second row: Coach Schaub , Buddy Secirst, Bobby Albertoli, Joey Sisler, Hunter Falls, Donnie Holt, Bruce Royer, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Tomlin, Jimmy Cox (Manager.) MONOGRAM CLUB iti fi i i Rati ee 2 we Left to right: Eddie Hos tetter, Bobby Withers, Elwood Cash, Ralph Hamilton, David McCormick, Joey Sisler, Robert Falls, Larry Rice, Hunter Falls, David Cullen, Billy Huffman, Donald Chaplin, Clarence Argenbright, Carlyle Cash, Charles Moran, Paul Mohler, Benny Glass, Allan Graham, Forrest McElroy, Bruce Royer, Ecker Hamilton, Bobby Dyer, Berlin Fitzgerald, Emmett Cash, William Cash, Frank Rader, Charles Moore, Coach Schreiner, and Coach Schaub. Not Pictured: Freddie Stinnett, and Floyd Schad. OFFICERS President -------------------- Carlyle Cash Vice-President ------------- Charles Moore Secretary -Treasurer -------- Eddie Hostetter “Fighting Blues” End Season With 8 to 0 Win Over Lexington The “Fighting Blues” of Parry McCluer High School ended the 1958 football season in a blaze of glory when they downed their traditional rivals from Lexington by a score of 8 to 0 before a large crowd on the local field last Fri- day. The “Blues” broke a scoreless deadlock in the third period when Carlyle Cash blocked Kenneth Miley’s punt in the Lexington end zone and Cash and Ecker Hamil- ton tackled Miley as he tried in vain to run the ball out. A safe- ty was scored and Buena Vista led 2 to 0. A few moments later Cash re- peated.the blocking act, this time on the Lexington forty. Edd ie Hos- tetter picked up the loose ball on the thirty-five and aided by a block from Carlyle raced thirty- five yards for a touchdown. The extra point was no good and the “Blues” led 8 to 0. Buena Vista threatened to score on two other occasions, both com- ing after Red Moore had made magnificent catches of long pas- ses thrown by Carlyle Cash on an end-around play. Each time Moore carried to the Lexington five-yard line, the first play cov- ering 45 yards and the second, 56 yards. On the first occasion, a five-yard penalty with Buena Vista on the one prevented a score. The: next time the “Blues” ap- proached pay dirt, the heavy Lex- ington line, led by the superb play of Co-Capt. John Mutispaugh simply rose up and held for downs. Mutispaugh, who alternat- ed between tackle and fullback, was a tower of strength for the “Scarlet Hurricane’ and except for his stellar play the score would undoubtedly have been high- er. Buena Vista led in first downs, 10 to 8, and had a wide margin in ground gained. Lexington did not get past the Buena Vista thirty-yard line and for the most part were held in their own ter- ritory. This was the second year in a row in which the “Fighting Blues” have defeated Lexington, both times by shut-outs. Wendell Steele and Kenneth Miley were constant threats for Lexington, but a very tight and of them to break away. Lexing- ton played without the services of Charlie and Phillip Hamric, who had-taken gamma globulin shots when their younger brother was alert defense did not allow either stricken with polio. The entire “Blues” team played heads-up ball, and the defensive work of Carlyle Cash ,Ecker Ham- ilton, Bobby Falls, and Bruce | Royer was outstanding. Cash was used twice on the end-around pass play, the only times the play was used this season, and he has a perfect passing record, two for, two. If might easily have been one for two, however, except for the. very spectacular catch Red Moore made on the first pass. He caught it at top speed, just bare-| ball. The effort caused him t stumble and fall on the five-yar line before he could recover hiy balance, and prevented a score Hostetter’s punting kept the bal away from Steele, the shifty “Hurricane” safety man, but hy got good distance on all of hi kicks even then. ly getting his finger tips on 4 so im rece me THE PARRIMAC played their last football game : for P. M. H. S. and their swan! . | song was a glorious one, a victory Rep orted By The Beta Club, : ‘over Lexington béthg the sweetest! Editor-in-Chief, Jessie Austin F | music that can come to the earswassaee go NIC Bate } | of a Buena Vist h athlete. They are Co-captains Bobby Falls and Ecker Hamilton, Eddie Hostetter, ' The boys studied one of the Carlyle Cash, Charles Moore andj The Senior Class will preseni questions on the examination pap-| Freddie Stinnett. All will be sore-}its class play, “The Miser,” to:er long and earnestly: “State the ly missed in 1954, but capable re-} morrow night, December 11, in thtnumber of tons of coal shipped placements will be found among high school auditorium st 8:090Ut of the United States in any the nineteen returning members'P. M. This play is a three act iven year.” of this year’s squad plus the in- comedy by the French dramatist, Then his face brightened and coming freshmen. Bobby Withers, Moliere. wrote: “In 1492, none.” Senior Play Jokes Bruce Royer, Forrest McElroy, The cast is as follows: Billy Huffman, Ralph Hamilton, Hunter Falls, and Larry Rice are|ham; Elise ‘the “regulars” who will return|berta Morr ext year, while many who saw |Jimmy Lyn considerable service this year are|Flise, William Cash: Frosi F osine, @ counted on for regular duty. They lmatchmaker, Jean Glass: Mariane include Donny Holt, Bobby Dyer,}in love with } : Joey Sisler, David Loughead, El-|wards: Master Ja I . ques, coachman wood Cash, Emmett Cash, William }and cook, Harold Watts; La Fleche Cash, Frank Rader, David Mc- a servant, Betty Bates; Master Cormick, David Cullen, Hostetter; Mistress Claude, ser- Glass, and Butch Grow. | Hend-iCoack MiariaSehaahwend vant, Loretta Chittum; Brinda, Assistant Coach Bob Smith de- ¢T4nt, Dixie Glass; Mary, ser- serye the. plaudits of the entire)? Loris Coleman; lstudent body, and all the local nselme, Valere’s father, Wayne |fans for that matter for the man- [{27tless. ner in which they have taken a! quail ingioarisacely atte ® tind The Underground brought them alon: caretally Scdheiiy sea hess Well, folks, it seems that Allan i é i na 2 Gs interest has changed from _into a team which won six games z ce cary ere while losing only three, four of Frieda BE. to a certain ft ae those wins being against very Bridge girl. Could her name be istri Y} Sophie??? Come on Allan and tough District 5 opponents. The phie? “Blues” were well-drilled in funda. | c% US. 12 Om your secret, because | mentals and were a thoroughly | we are certain to find out sooner | eet ibe nahin, heal toad © or ad did you, know that Elsie’ Ricosetoatiehs ai becca xt| Lee finally got her eRe They te ene very becoming too! and know-how what they lacked oT Wiho aS that certain senior boy 1D 25128 and numbers. Their fine||that Marian G. is interested in? coaching is reflected in the fact {Come on, Marian and tell us, that Buena Vista is the only op- please. pe ete ponent which has held Lexington |, It seems as if Loretta C. has scoreless during the past two changed from Lexington to B. V. | years, and the “Blues” have done boys. Hasn’t she been seen with it twice. Glen A. recently? «Buena Vista defeated Roanoke | Marion Giroux was seen at the €atholiq 6 to 0; R. E. Lee of | Creek with Lewis M. Monday ‘Staunton, 12 to 0; Natural Bridge | night - bet you miss “Coon” since his daughter, Ro-| ey; Cleante, his—son, n; ,Valere, in love with | } | n Benny |Simon, Harpagon’s agent, Eddie Q3? Billy C. L. “What’is that which Harpagon, the miser, Allan Gra- has never been felt, seen, or heard, never existed, and still has a ame?” Floyd §.: “I don't know,” Billy C.: “Nothing,” Miss Glass: “What are the four Cleante, Frieda Ed_ °25° 8 of the year?” Elwood C.: “Football, basket- ball, and swimming.” Mr. Stewart: “What is H N ? Loretta C.: “H-r-r-r . . . It’s on the tip of my tongue.” Mr. Stewart: “Well, you’d bet- Monsieur! “€T Spit it out‘ in a hurry, it’s nitric acid.” Song Hits “Yesterday’s Girl” — Frieda E. and Allan G. “Love Walked In” — Jean G. and S. G. H. % “Changing Partners’ — Floyd S. and Ann J. “Heart of My Heart” — by” A. and Wanda I. “Prisoner of Love” — Toby C. and Columbus. “Cub- th-graders. ‘Mr. Shreiner. . “Truck Driver’s Blues’ — Phyl-| often. lis S. “Don’t Call My Name” — Doris C. to Mr. X. “l’ye Forgotten More You'll Ever Know” — English I to Mr. Barnhill. “I Believe’ — Mr. Stewart. “Sorrow and Pain” — Basketball] made up and are going strong “Oh! My Pa Pa” — Mr. Tenney, Than y| day night with a cadet? Who was Camp, 57 to 6; James Wood of he left for V. P. 1! And speaking! squad. Winchester, 13 to 7; Natural of last year’s senior boys, I won-| “Run’em Off” Bridge, 12 to 0; and Lexington, |der if Betty M. is going to miss | Jey. 8 to 0; and lost to Wilson Me-|Johnny K.? Bet she does after be- morial, 33 to 7; Waynesboro, 26|ing together so much this sum- 8. to Sylvia. — Hilda to Doo- “You Belong to Mc” — Donald The Underground — It seems that the people around} P. M. H. S. are staying out of the Mole’s way, since I so seldom see any of the boys and girls going places. T’ll bet Phyllis S. had fun Sat- urday night. ’Tis rumored you were with the old flame again!!! Phyllis C. is getting around quite a bit and with different partners too. Friday night she was with a W L student and then Saturday night she was with a ‘certain boy from Natural Bridge. How do you do it, Phyllis? Doris S. is surely rating these days. She came to the basket-, ball game with not one boy but two - - now, how about that ' Doris? Freddie S., what is this I hear about you falling for that Nat- ural Bridge girl? Something new has been added since the Christmas holidays! Loretta C. has been dating Eddie G. She was with him at the movies Sunday night.° | Sonny M., what’s this we hear about you being with Liz H. Sat- urday night!! Is there something new or have you been holding out on us? | Carlyle C. was seen having a 'good time Friday night flirting “around with all those Natural Bridge girls!! Joanne G. and Dickie S. are getting along exceptionally well iof late . .. More power to you two! Billy H. and Peggy W. were seen together Saturday night... wonder where the other two of he foursome were - Allen G. and “Too Young to Tango” — Eigh-, Frieda E, Charlotte M. was: seen with Bud S. Sunday night... Charlotte is one of those you don’t see too Carolyn S. is usually - looking for letters. Could they be from a certain boy in West Virginia” ?? Did you see Marian G. Satur- he, Marian??? | Floyd §S. and “Boots” J. have’ again. ; ' Everywhere you see Donnie H. jyou see Jean W. these days - - for instance at the basketball | games! : Have you students noticed the to 6; and Clifton Forge, 20 to | mer! 13. Dorothy Stinnett, who is your “Vy, M. I. Spirit” — Eleanor C., and Roberta M. 5 “Rack Up the Balls” — diamond rings, watches, bracelets, Pool |ete-, that are floating around Wouldn’t It Be admirer in the service that you get mail from so often? Another girl interested in the Lexington boys is Mary Frances ‘Funny IF Larry. was wheat instead of D.! How about it, Mary? Someone Rice? Hilda was a room instead of a Hall? Iris was white instead Greene? Jean was rubber instead of spat! Glass? Loretta was a carpenter instead|¢¢Ttain Freddie H. a great deal of a Painter? Mac was wool instead of Felts? Billy was tea instead of Cof- fey? Billy was Cash? Athena was rock rather than credit rather than | Flint ?- Song Hits “Rags to Riches” - Junior play “Love Walked In” - ie B. and Doris C. : jaye ess “Secret Love” - Buddy S. “Woman Driver” - Loretta 1d “That’s Amore” - Roberta M. “Hey, Joe” - Tanya H. to Joe of|G- and Paul M. back together room boys of P. M. H. S. a Blues’ Player Makes All Star Second Team Carlyle Cash, who has played sensational ball this year, in his position as end on the Parry McCluer Fighting Blues Fovtball Team won a place as guard on’ the second string team of the District 5, All Star. Several Blues’ players won hon- orable mentions. They were Red Moore, end; Ed Hostetter, tackle; Hunter Falls, center; and Ecker Hamilton and Billy Huffman, backs. | The selection of an All Star team was carried out this year by t sports writers of the newspapers “I like ity Serving District 5. “Fox heaven's Cheerleaders Elect No!” 'New Members “Great balls of | said you had a date with a cer- tain. Willie B. Saturday night. We are surely glad to see Janice again - heard that you had had a “Liz” H. has been seen with a lately. Bobby A., you really must be serious since you have to go such a long way to see Linda § —The_Mole Favorite Sayings Roberta Morr He likes it]? se panes Moran — arba daker va Decker Billy Cash “Oh! Loretta Chittum “T don’t care ad! ae After many try-outs, the cheer- Frieda erro: “All right!” leaders elected the following not nice!” wards “You know it’s eighth-graders as cheerleaders to be added to the ’54 squad: Nancy school since Christmas!!! Dixie G., it is rumored that you had a really good time Friday night!! Come, tell us all about it, Dixie. Jim, Elsie Lee, John and Ro- berta were in the drugstore Sun- day afternoon. They were having the best time! So long ’til next week, —THE MOLE We're Dignified Seniors Now Our class rings arrived last week and as we put on those nice new rings we realized more than ever that we are now seniors and that the wearing of this cing carries with it certain prestige and honor. May all of us be con- scious of what that ring repres sents and live up to the ex pecta- tions of a “dignified senior.” We, the Class of Fifty-four Take the place of those before. . Though we were looked upon last year As a bad influence for the sop- homores dear. : 1G. to Jake. Charles Moore “Heck!” “Y’'ve Forgotten More” - Shirley |r nee Coffey “Could be!” die Sti ia pode Sweetheard” . Doris key” Innett “More than | . “, ubby” re ay. “T Want to be Evil” - Jean G,|8y!” rgenbright “Great |Burch, Ruth Chaplin, and Betty We shall strive through the com- “Jo Shewey. The co-chiefs for next ing year year will be Barbara Dixon and; To undo all the wrong we've Betty Moran. E done here. ; —— EE el work with a lot of pep and “know. how,” For we're dignified seniors now. i | S. MEMORIES BETA CLUB First row: Allan Graham, Celia Ann Simmons, Eleanor Carter, Betty Moran, Jimmy Lynn, Doris Coleman, Hilda Hall, Jessie Austin, Everette Entsminger. Second row: Jeanette Tyler, Loretta Painter, Roberta Morrey, Athena Flint, Mary Ann West, Peggy Holt, Joyce Hilliard, Jean Glass, Dixie Glass, Doris Argenbright, Barbara Jean Decker, Shirley Giroux, Ann Johnston, Frieda Ed- wards, Elsie Lee Elliott, Doris Creasy. OFFIGERS President ---------- ice Falen ci Jimmy Lynn Vice-President -------------- Betty Moran Secretary-Treasurer ------- Doris Coleman Editor-in-Chief ------------- Jessie Austin SPONSOR: Miss Essie Glass F.H.A. CLUB First row: Peggy Withers, Shirley Giroux, Peggy Holt, Hilda Hall, Frieda Edwards, Second row: Betty Vest, Velma Hamilton, Janice Greene, Myrtle Harrison, Jean Hamilton, Bonnie Ramsey, Sheila Rogers, Jane Sandidge, Elizabeth Hickman. Third row: Jean Wheeler, Shirley Floyd, Betty Sanderson, Barbara Dixon, Betty Moran. Fourth row: Charlotte Mikels, Joyce Hynson, Maxine Greene, Marian Giroux, Irene Huffman, Phyllis Cash, Joyce Hilliard, Roberta Morrey, Fifth row: Elna Bradley, Marietta Miller, Barbara Rice, Shirley Burch, Joanne Greene, Joyce Dudley, Elsie Lee Elliott, Doris Stinnett, Jean Glass, Not Pictured: Doris Coleman, Dixie Glass, Loretta Chittum, Phyllis Sizer, Clyde Roberts. OIE GER S President ---------------- Frieda Edwards Vice-President ----------- Peggy Withers Secretary ------------------- Hilda Hall Treasurer --------------- Shirley Giroux REDOLET as oe nna = Peggy Holt SPONSOL -=- -- =---- - ---- Mrs, White SPONSOR: MRS, WHITE LIBRARY CLUB First row: Shirley Giroux, Frieda Edwards, Doris Coleman, Loretta Chittum, Dixie Glass, Celia Ann Simmons, Barbara Dixon, Myrtle Harrison, Sheila Rogers, Shirley Greene, Joyce Hynson, Second row: Peggy Withers, Betty Moran, Clyde Roberts, Jean Wheeler, Joan Ogden, Carolyn Fos- ter, Maxine Cole, Mary Frances Dickinson, Phyllis Sizer, Eleanor Carter, Jean Hamilton, Shirley Garrett, Elsie Lee Elliott, Betty Burch, Peggy Slough. Third row: Peggy Holt, Joanna Greene, Bonnie Miller, Miss Bessie Meador, Barbara Jean Decker, Anne Johnston, Elizabeth Hickman, Carolyn Seay, Doris Stinnett, Margaret Cash, and Joyce Hilliard. Not Pictured: Marion Giroux, Janice Greene, se Ss ee Mee O-BFEIGERS President ------------ Celia Ann Simmons Vice-President ----------- Frieda Edwards Secretary ----------------- Joyce Hilliard Treasurer ----------------- Barbara Dixon Sponsor -------------- Miss Bessie Meador Sn uae LIBRARY ACTIVITIES GLEE CLUB pals me First row: Joyce Hynson, Loretta Pelter, Florence Coleman, Dixie Glass, Carolyn Seay, Judy Gall- ier, Oris Arthurs, Gladys Burch, Mr, Turner. Second row: Patsy Gilbert, Peggy Jennings, Betty Bates, Loretta Painter, Irene Beverley, Judy Carter, Sandra Tomlinson, Doris Tomlin. Third row: LaVone Byers, Barbara Patterson, Patsy Allen, Toby Conner, Doris Argenbright, Athena Flint, Maxine Cole, Marian Giroux, Barbara Decker, Fourth row: Joyce Camden, Sheila Rogers, Dorothy Stinnett, Irene Huffman, Carolyn Foster, Mary Frances Dickinson, Lois McNally, Bonnie Ramsey, Fifth row: Ruth Chaplin, Susan Loughhead, Glenna Burch, Roberta Morrey, Elsie Lee Elliott (Pianist), Nancy Burch, Barbara Poff, Maxine Greene. Sixth row: Buddy Secrist, Charles Pryor, Marvin Gilbert, Wayne Flint, Adrian Simmons, Jimmy Lynn, Seventh row: Donnie Holt, Butch Grow, Bobby Dyer, Frank Rader, Harold Watts, Not Pictured: Shirley Floyd. Qe Ue HIGH SCHOOL oo 7 OFFICERS President --------------- Roberta Morrey Vice-President -------------- Bobby Dyer Secretary-Treasurer ---- Doris Argenbright Director -------------------- Mr, Turner OS SE ag Oe! Le First row: Edwin Cundiff, Johnny Rice, Tommy Dickinson, Eddie Long, Mr. Turner. Second row: Joyce Hilliard, Carol King, Phyllis Cash, Phyllis Sizer, Doris Coleman, Third row: Phyllis Moore, Hilda Hall, Margaret Cash, Loretta Chittum, David McCormick. Fourth row: Sheldon Sorrels, Bruce Royer, David Cullens, Lewis Graybill, David Grow, Billy Rice. MAJORETTES Majorettes: Dianne Nuckels, Mary Garrett, Linda Rhodes, Drum Majorettes: Sheila Rogers, Carolyn Seay. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First row: Barbara Poff Bonnie Ramsey, Peggy Holt, Nancy Burch, Peggy Withers, Jimmy Dick- inson, Anne Johnston, Bill Davis, Peggy Cash, Norvelle Decker, Second row: Shirley Moody, Pete Robey, Ruth Chaplin, Irene Huffman, Florence Coleman, Ernestine Claytor, Phyllis Cash, Doris Creasy, Sheila Rogers, Jean Hamilton, William Clemens, Mary F, Tomlin, Ken Fitzgerald, Eva Austin, Jane Hickman, John Miller, Sue Loughhead, Billy Long, Maxine Greene, Third row: Mar- shall Rice, Patsy Allen, Butch Grow, Helen Cash, Anne West, Madeline Hamilton, Margaret Cash, Elizabeth Hickman, Nadine Staton, Joan Ogden, Joanne Greene, Jean Glass, Doris Argenbright, Mrs, Margaret Davidson, Shirley Garrett, Fourth row: Donnie Holt, SAFETY PATROL oF Se ee eee First tow: Donnie Burch, William Clemens, Matthew Davis, Don Kennedy, Eddie Long, Billy pau. pecond row: Ralph Chittum, Jimmy Hickman, John Shaw, Buck Lynn, James Wilhelm, ernon Davis. Pas, THE PARRIMAC Doris Argenbright - Art Editor Jessie Austin - Editor-in-Chief Betty Bates - Assistant Editor William Cash - Advertising Staff Barbara Jean Decker - Literary Staff Frieda Edwards - Literary Editor Dixie Glass - Advertising Staff Jean Glass - Literary Staff STAFF Ja a Allan Graham - Business Manager Hilda Hall - Art Staff Jimmy Lynn - Advertising Staff Charles Moore - Advertising Staff Roberta Morrey - Advertising Staff Loretta Painter - Advertising Staff Floyd Schad - Staff Photographer Harold Watts - Advertising Staff ane i, SGENESZOF HEALTH DAY 1953 —_—-- SENIORS SIGNING OFF Seta is Pen GL ED Ge I a ie CLOVER CREAMERY CO. Lexington Virginia Loo Compliments of RADIO STATION Ws; Ros Eas J SE DimeD BAW ERs SHON Spo HNME:: Men and Boys’ Clothing Phone 25 Lexington Virginia K. 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