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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

a aioe = ee i : AON al i Do ip , oe | aa an hy Dr, ble yee ual a Pa The Paorrimac 1962 Published by The Senior Class Buena Vista, Virginia Our Carefree Laughter ...... Jokes and smart returns bringing joyous laughter are familiar sounds in the hallowed halls of Parry McCluer. Students, more often gay than not, meet after lunch outside and in the rooms to exchange jokes and funny sayings. This atmosphere helps lessen tensions and provides pleasure in the midst of study. Even the teachers join us, making us feel they have a sense of humor also. Laughter helps us forget our problems, if only for a few minutes. Laughter is the best medicine and we here feel it's an integral part of our school life. _ _— Our Thinst Jor Kuouledge (as eee Throughout our highschool career our thirst forknowledge grew. Echoing through the halls was the click clack of our typewriters. Our teachers helped us fill ourselves to the brim with formulas, equations, Presidents, poems, and parts of speech, but, still, our thirst for knowledge was not quenched, Our years at P, M.H.S. were only the beginning of our search for knowledge. Our Ageless Traditians . Throughout the year, P.M, a. S.'s traditions were placed here and there. They were repetitions of years past but were still beautiful and dear to our hearts. They were a part of the hazy past and our _ ue in the continuous chain of glorious years ate. Mu.c. _ The fun-filled eighth grade initiation, the enjoyment of Health a and Homecoming, the majestic memory of the Junior-Senior . Prom, and the excitement of our sports program were planted in our hearts to grow more cherished each year. Even the three minute chats between classes were a familiar part in our life at P.M.H.S. Our ageless. traditions played an equal part in the lives of those who had gone before us and a promise to be fulfilled to those to come after us. All were a treasured part of the eperisnes heritage of the 1961-62 P,.M.H. ,S, student body. | Aud Our Vilrant Personalities Tall, lanky boys, giggling girls, broad-shouldered football heroes, and at times bewildered looking eighth graders—What a a variety of people assembled within the halls of P.M.H.S. Although we were often swept together with fervent loyalty and united by bonds of friendship to our school, we stillwere individuals. This was reflected in our array of outside activities ranging from sports clippings, scr apbooks, to a battered wreck claimed to be a ear. Our differences in taste and aptitudes further echoed our varied personalities. P.M.H.S.was a pooling ofresources, a blending of our individu- alities to form a harmonious patter. Our personalities combined to give our student body a special, wonderful flavor all its own. C. apiured These Overtones of Parry MeCluer High School Adminishhaten Work Tagethen Ta Maintain Au Efficient P.M. . IS System Buena Vista School Board Mrs. Helen Glass, clerk; Mr. Forrest Walker, Mr. Eugene Bosserman, Mr. Milton Henson, Mr. Donald Kay, Mr. Shuler Kizer, Dr. Thomas Hedrick. MR, F. W. KLING Superintendent Principal of Elementary B.S. Roanoke College M.S. University of Virginia MRS, HELEN GLASS School Secretary MR, R. CLAYTON CAMDEN Principal of High School A.B. Washington and Lee University M.Ed. University of Virginia MISS DELORES HUMPHRIES High School Secretary Mr. Figgers telling his physics students about the temperature of steam. Imaginative Teachers and Students Physics students involved in an experiment. 10 Mr. Micou lectures in General Science. Unueited 4ascinating World of Science Mr. Smals lectures about the earth in General Science. Acquired knowledge and invention have carried man from the Dark Ages to the glowing, energetic present. It has come a long way, slow at first, but gaining momentum every year, day, and moment. It is easily seen from past history that nations scien- tifically directed, flourished, and became world powers. Science has raised the standard of man's living to such heights that he has found himself in a world of com- plexities. The world of our present is dictated by electronics, nuclear physics, and automation. This is only the present. What does the future hold in the world of science? In the near future there will be communications and travel between the planets, advances in higher mathe- matics, bio-chemical discoveries, and better living for our old, old world. Seniors awake, the challenge is yours! 11 Mathematics C hatlenged Students To Develop Lagicat Analytical Minds Mr. Childress! Freshman Math Class Miss Ianuzzi's Solid Geometry Class Mrs. Van der Veer's Plane Geometry Class 12 Social Studies Inspired Students To Meet Present- Day Demands, Create a Better World Jor Tomorrow Miss Glass! Senior Government Class Mr. Kurtz's Civics Class Mr. Canevari's 8th Grade Social Studies 13 de aNgGuUages -- English, Mr. Coleman teaching the the eighth graders English grammar. Latina Lingua-- Necavit Romanos— Nunc, me Necat! Mrs. Weir's Sophomore English students taking notes in literature. 14 ae Latin, Spanish, French | : , ae Ahora aqui en Peru es... The study of languages helped us to learn more about the French and Spanish speaking nations. Studying Latin aided us in understanding our own language better. Our learning to converse in these languages increased our fluency and confidence in them. Spanish, Latin, and French compositions drew our attention to the problems of grammar. Many of us left a foreign language class with a clearer idea of the life and feelings of the people of Mrs. Davidson's Freshman English French and Spanish speaking nations. The study of English grammar and literature is not only an ever present need but it is a source of much pleasure. 15 Eighth Graders learn how to use library to their best advantages. CATCH UP ON YOUR READING : : Green OF, e: ihe Students doing research work. ae ae HORSE panbt K The bulletin board serves as a daily reminder of the value of books. 16 The Library Renders Valuable Seruice Pe. First row: Janet Ingram, Katie Lou Huffman, Kathy Staton, Barbara Statome; Linda Bosserman, Mary Fox, Linda Faye Lawhorne, Betty Lou Davis. Second row: Miss Meador, Rose Deluca, Gay Wright, Doris Ballard, Janice Hall, Betty Lou Huffman, Judy Hughes, Nancy Coleman, Sue Janney, Charlotte Wagner, Donna Plunkett, Thelma Gilbert. Officers: President, Linda Bosserman; Vice President, Mary Fox; Secretary, Barbara Statome; Sponsor, Miss Meador. The Library Club consists of library assistants who take turns in working in the library during their study halls. These helpers render valuable service in helping elementary students in proper use of the library. Some assistants serve as housekeepers, dusting shelves, and keeping them in order. Donna Plunkett and Janice Hall filing books. Th Clack-clack go the typewriters in Mrs. Schneider's class. Business Education Developed Effectiue, Efficient Workers Gor Tomorrem's Commercial Enterprises Mr. Griffin discusses points in bookkeeping. 18 Sesetreg WG tf 12 1D We 68 1G hae 9 0% em He 70 | 4 J Mrs. Carter demonstrates work in Christmas decorations. Ant Classes Lent Talent and Enjoyment Ta Many Ant Students The Fourth Period students work in ‘ Z Modern Art. “ 4 ML cee a Ne al Wi W 1hS) Students working on plates in Mechanical Arts Class. Douglas Staton working at the printing press in the Shop. 20 Mr. McCown and Billy Breeden appraising a job near completion. Bill Cullen cutting a bed leg on the lathe. 21 Hospitality at Christmas time Family spirit around the Christmas tree 22 Economics Homemaking education is concerned with the application of knowledge to the job of home- making and family living. It is education in homemaking in the present, as well as preparation for homemaking in the future. Classes in Home Economics I, II, and III include work in the following areas: contributing to happy family living; selecting, preparing and serving food for the family; selecting, caring for and constructing clothing; caring for and guiding the growth of children; managing the family income; maintaining the health of the family; selecting goods and services for the home; caring for the sick; planning and improving family housing and developing family recreation. We learn by doing 2a GIRLS' ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION First row: Mrs. Davidson, Phyllis Lynn, Joyce Carter, Rose De Luca, Joanne Morgan, Charlotte Wagner, Betty Lou Davis, Mary Lou Jenkins, Joyce Bates, Elaine Chittum, Shirley Davis, Teressa Humphries, Mrs. Sperka. Second row: Connie Unroe, Charlene Lynn, Thelma Henson, Barbara Henson, Carolyn Layne, Linda Deaver, Mary Vance, Barbara Claytor, Joy Flint, Carolyn Camden, Lucy Long, Sheila Morris, Peggy Worth. Third row: Joanne Lynn, Mary Stinnett, Amanda Secrist, Linda Stinnett, Nancy Loughhead, Kay Shafer, Nancy Coleman, Clelon Breeden, Linda Austin, Linda DePriest, Gabrielle Shewey, Janice Hall, Sandra Shafer. Fourth row: Sue Dixon, Victoria Wright, Celia Shiflett, Janet Hughes, Patty Byers, Betty Jo Allen, Sheila Flint, Rebecca Forquer, Joanne Davis, Leigh Gardner, Ellen Lotts, Joyce Clements, Cynthia Reynolds. Fifth row: Jeanne Statome, Effie Moore, Delores Clark, Sharon Jenkins, Brenda Humphries, Janice Russ, Judy Farris, Bonnie Brads, Betty Cash, Doris Fox. Sixth row: Susie Bates, Janet Brown, Virginia Garrett, Judy Hughes, Brenda Slough, Carolyn Lilley, Carol Berry, Becky Tweddle, Joyce Smith, Joyce Huffman, Janell Shaw, Millie Ramsey. Seventh row: Linda Riddle, Doris Austin, Patsy Lineberry, Brenda Huffman. Physical Education 24 Gor P.M. . S. The health and physical education program is designed for the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. It is aimed at the development of physical skills, emotional stability, ' mental alertness, and social adjustment in each student. The physical education program endeavors to maintain physical fitness; teach sportsmanship, courtesy, honesty, and cooperation through participation in individual and team sports, dance and other activities. The health program teaches body structure and care; the importance of a well- balanced diet, and the value of good health attitudes and habits. Together health and physical education can develop in eachindividual the skills to select healthful leisure activities and nurture sound social development. 25 The Club at their regular monthly meeting in Room 166 The Co- h Ai-Y Cluck OFFICERS STEVE.CUNNINGHAM Siac ieee tere President DOWTSEY NIN ae, phectheeats can ce een ie ee nea ere Vice-President SHERRYSBRADS sevice nor Canara eerie eee Secretary JOAN. PLIN Tite ve cute atatce talc o ape eee: Treasurer WAY NEtGALLIER cee a ye acist he eee ates ieee Chaplain MRS. WEIR: 3) car dasy oles o's atekoraialle SEIS cual baie ge Sponsor Betty Jo Allen, Susan Allen, Sharon Blosser, Sharon Brads, Elaine Byers, Wendell Coleman, Steve Cunningham, Joanne Davis, Joan Flint, Carol Floyd, Wayne Gallier, Keith Grow, Dianne Hull, Eddie Lewis, Dot Lynn, Jane Prescott, Carol Schuyler, Billy Seay, Linda Slough, Douglas Staton, Kathy Staton, Brian Sylvester, Connie Unroe, Bill Updike, Charlotte Wagner, Phyllis West. 26 The Co-Ed Hi-Y Club, consisting of twenty-six students, was organized at Parry McCluer High School in October, 1960. The Hi-Y Club is the Young Men's Christian Association in the high school, committed to a Christian purpose. This is a non-denominational organi- zation composed of high school students of all faiths, who desire tobelong to a club interested in moral and spiritual values. This organization is not a fraternity, a sorority, a social group, or a clique. Its purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. The club platform is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. Seated: Wendell Coleman, Sherry Brads, Bill Dickinson, Charlotte Wagner. Standing: Mike Hatter, Garry Pruitt, Rusty Lynn, Carol Schuyler, Rose De Luca, Steve Cunningham, Arlene Bosserman, Douglas Shafer, Linda Patrick, Sue Janney, Brenda Jenkins, Jackie Tomlinson. Student C. a-anerative Assaciation OFFICERS BIL TADICKINSO Nite ee. ip ierneter berate mae tere fers tM So ar ktEl Sates ate) e.dteae alate ks.� «4 4 President WVENDELIEC OLEMAN (ate eet ee pit ee hee ot enn a eae any Gita see. oa Vice-President se tbe by VES RAND Tree toners cote ate ate ate atte ete estate cies cin eieeratel aie 5 alas ss' «(a «elds wes eonierets 8 2 are do OCTELATY GCHAR TOR TEM VAGNE Rimi eens eae Treasurer VIUS SOUS DINU ZZ eerie esen eres aces te ete eee ht Rune SRR ies 5 Si ds «ae ett, EOP Sees -¥s fo oe oa OS POLSOT 2 | A Council Meeting of The Beta Club Promotes Leadership, Scholarship, Dot Lynn, Carol Schuyler, and Joyce Coleman meeting a deadline on the school paper, The Mievakgmbea eye, Harrimar PUB DT SHED Vaya P MoS eehAmeLuB Co-editors: Carol Schuyler Robert Buchanan Business Manager - Elaine Byers President - Sue Janney Circulation Manager - Phyllis West Sponsor — Mr. Francis Lynn 28 Achievement, and Seruice OFFICERS SUE JANNEY President LINDA BOSSERMAN Vice President DOT LYNN Secretary -Treasurer CAROL SCHUYLER BOB BUCHANAN Co-Editors, PARRIMAC MR, LYNN Sponsor MEMBERS Linda Bosserman, Sharon Brads, Bob Buchanan, Elaine Byers, Joyce Coleman, Steve Cunningham, Bill Dickinson, Sue Janney, Dot Lynn, Eugene Lynn, Rosemary McCormick, Judy Pryor, Joyce Rice, Carol Schuyler, Katherine Shafer, Tony Stinnett, Phyllis West. 30 1962 ANNUAL STAFF JUDY PRYOR, Editor-in-Chief; JO ANN HUMPHREYS, Business Manager; BILL BREEDEN, BILL DICKINSON, Photographers; BOB BUCHANAN, LINDA BOSSERMAN, JOYCE COLEMAN, WAYNE GALLIER, SUE JANNEY,; DOROTHY LYNN; JOYCE.RICE, CAROL SCHUYLER, MISS GLASS, Faculty Adviser. The Parrimac 31 We have endeavored to make this an unusual and yet memorable yearbook—one with distinctive features of its own, one which we hope displays our own indi- vidual talents and ideas—not departing radically from the past but we hope an innovation here and there. The Staff MRS, SALLY CARTER Art MR. ROBERT CANEVARI Social Studies Physical Education Coach MR. ROBERT MR, JAMES COLEMAN CHILDRESS English Mathematics MRS, MARGARET DAVIDSON English, Social Studies MR, ROBERT FIGGERS Science MISS ESSIE GLASS Assistant Principal Social Studies MR, JAMES D, GRIFFIN Business MISS VIRGINIA MR. CHARLES KURTZ IANNUZZI Coach Mathematics Social Studies Spanish MR, FRANCIS LYNN MISS BESSIE MEADOR English 4 Librarian French Do Latin MR, EUGENE MEHAFFEY Athletic Director Coach Driver Training Physical Education MR, LEWIS MICOU Science Coach MR. ALBERT T, McCOWN Industrial Arts MRS, MARTHA ANN SCHNEIDER Business 33 MR. FRANCIS TURNER Visiting Teacher MR, JAMES SMALS Science Social Studies MRS, REBEKAH WEIR English MRS, ALICE VAN DER VEER Mathematics MRS, ABIGAIL SPERKA Physical Education MRS, OAKLEY WHITE Home Economics 35 CLASS OFFICERS CARRY PRU Fn 5 5 oe ete Waele « oven FOSIGENE WENDELIZCOLEMAN «3 i340: o.t4 otra.� Vice President PE BUI ae ei wae uiae 6 o's es � DECKELATY BUGENE SVAN Dies, en sls Seis, Os els « o's ore ek FeASUTED MISS GLASS, MRS, VAN DER VEER........... Sponsors GERALD WAYNE AUSTIN BRUCE McKIM BEARD, JR. Eugene Lynn and Judy Pryor LINDA ARLENE BOSSERMAN WILLIAM BLAIR BREEDEN JAMES WILLIAM BROWN 36 Class ROBERT EARL BUCHANAN, JR. CAROLE LINDA BURCH : BEST DANCERS Carol Schuyler and Mark Green HIRAM LEVI BURCH MICHAEL SCOTT BYERS ROY FRANCIS CASH 37 DARLIS JEAN COFFEY GARRY WAYNE COFFEY JOYCE KATHLEEN COLEMAN MOST DEPENDABLE Sue Janney and Billy Breeden WENDELL LEE COLEMAN WILLIAM LIONEL CULLEN 38 FREDERICK CAGNEY DAVIS WILLIAM THOMAS DICKINSON CHARLES DAVID DUDLEY BEST LOOKING Mike Byers and Darlis Coffey MARY ELIZABETH FOX JOSEPH WAYNE GALLIER a CAROL FLOYD GARRETT MYRTLE ALVIN GARRETT MOST LIKELY© TO SUCCEED Robert Buchanan and Dorothy Lynn ELIZABETH MAE GILBERT MARK ALEXANDER GREEN LUTHER KEITH GROW 40 Class JANICE FAYE HALL DON WAYNE HOSTETTER ee a MOST POLITE Bruce Beard and Doris Sanderson JO ANN HUMPHREYS ROBERT LEWIS HUFFMAN JAMES RALPH INGRAM, JR. 41 i CAROL SUE JANNEY JAMES WILLIAM JEWELL LINDA FAYE LAWHORNE WITTIEST Carole Burch and Keith Grow DONALD RAY LEIGHTON JOYCE LEESINDSAY: 42 MARSHALL CLYDE LYNN DOROTHY VIRGINIA LYNN EUGENE CHARLES LYNN MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Wendell Coleman and Betsy Gilbert DONNA DEAN PLUNKETT GARRY BURGESS PRU als C. Lass 43 JUDITH YVONNE PRYOR JOHN HOUSTON RICE VALEDICTORIAN Carol Schuyler JOYCE MARIE RICE DORIS MARIE SANDERSON JOHN HENRY SANDERSON, JR. 44 Class CAROL ANN SCHUYLER MARSHALL VADEN ; cy SE OT ea SP ee) ae, SALUTATORIAN Dorothy Lynn WILLIAM LAWRENCE BARBARA ANN STATOME DOUGLAS SEAFORD STATON, JR. UPDIKE ROBERT LEE WISEMAN 45 Senior Directory JERRY AUSTIN Homecoming Escort '61. BRUCE BEARD Football Manager '60,'61; Basketball Manager '60, '61; Monogram Club '62 (Sergeant-at-Arms); Class Officer '62 (Secretary). LINDA BOSSERMAN Library Club '60, '62 (President); Beta Club '60,'61,'62 (Vice President); Pep Club '59, '60, '61,'62 (Secretary’); GAA '60,'61 (Recorder of Points); Home Economics Club '58,'59 (Reporter); Class Officer '61 (Secretary); Annual Staff '62; Homecoming Attendant '61; SCA Counciloli'o2; BILLY BREEDEN Band '57,'58, '59; Football '57,'58,'60; Monogram Club '60,'61, '62; Art Club '60, '62. BILLY BROWN GleetClub™5S;slrack!162: ROBERT BUCHANAN, JR. Band ‘58, 159,00: Basketball 460; Beta Club ‘ot 6 2: Forensic” Club’ 601; 'o2.¢Hi-y Club 62 Co=Editor of Parrimac Paper '62; Annual Staff '62; Football Manager— Student Trainer '60; Homecoming Master of Ceremonies '61; Boys State '61. CAROLE BURCH Home Economics Club '58, '59; GAA '58; Junior Red Cross '62; Forensic Play '61; Pep Club '62. HIRAM BURCH Footbal ls'5S!60,'Gl-ebasketbaligtsoo0, Gl Gc (Tri-Captain); Track '60,'61,'62; Monogram Club '60,'61 (Vice President). MIKE BYERS Football '57,'58,'59,'60 (Student Coach); Baseball '57,'58, '59,'60, '61; Basketball '58,'59,'60; Health Court '58,'59, '60, '61; Monogram Club '61,'62; Class Officer '58 (Vice President), '62 (Vice President). ROY OR. CASH 2). Art Club '61; Football '59; Baseball'58,'59,'60; Christmas Escorts !61% DARLIS COFFEY Health Court '59,'60; GAA '58; Home Economics Club '58; Pep Club '58.1595' 60,61) 62) Library Cube 59-7 O00) '61; Homecoming Queen '61. JOYCE COLEMAN Beta Club '60,'61,'62; Junior Red Cross Council '60; Class Officer '60 (Reporter); SCA '61 (Secretary); Annual Staff ‘Ge. 46 WENDELL COLEMAN Football '57,'58,'59,'60,'61 (Co-Captain); Basketball '58,'59, '60, '61, '62 (Tri-Captain); Baseball '58, '59, '60, '61 (Co-Captain), '62; Class Officer '59 (President); SCA '61 (Vice President), '62 (Vice President), Monogram Club 59,'60,'61, 62 (Secretary); Band 36; 99) 60) BILL CULLEN Football '58,'59,'60) 61; Baseball Ss; Soe Gist. Basketball '59,'60,'61; Track '61,'62; Monogram Club '60, '61, '62 (President); Health Court '59, '60. BILL DICKINSON Annual Staff '61,'62; SCA '61,'62 (President); Beta Club ‘6162. borensics (017 0c, DAVID DUDLEY Football '57,'58,'59,'60,'61; Monogram Club '59, '60, '61,'62; Track '59,'60; Art Club ’61;5 ChristavassEscor '61. Baseball 457,'58; MARY FOX Home Economics Club '58;' GAA� SS; Pep-Club 35,760; '61,'62; Junior Red Cross Council '61; Library Club '62 (Vice President); Health Court '61; Christmas Queen '61. WAYNE GALLIER Football '59,'60; Annual Staff '62; Hi-Y Club '61, '62; Boys State '61. MYRTLE GARRETT Home Economics Club '58,'62; GAA '59, '60,'61; Pep Clubsso MoUs ola: ELIZABETH GILBERT Home Economics. Glub 58, 59;, Pep Club 56,259 -.00. '61,'62; Cheerleader 'S9, 760, '61, 62 (Co-Ghict) Gias. Officer'60 (Treasurer); Art Club '59, '60 (Vice President); Health Court '60, MARK GREEN Football '58,'59,'60,'61 (Co-Captain); Monogram Club 61,162; Track '61,'62; Basketball 58; ‘59; Forensics 61 Class Officer '60 (Vice President); Health Court '58, '59, '61; Christmas Escort '61. KEITH GROW Football '58,'60,'61; Monogram Club '61,'62; Track '60; Forensics '61,'62; Christmas Escort '61; Hi-Y Club '61,'62, JANICE HALL Pep Glut S8,'59 7 00) 161562; GAANS9 60m Gta Library Club '62; Home Economics Club '58, '60,'61; Art Club '60; Glee Club '59,'60; Junior Red Cross Council '62. Senior ROBERT HUFFMAN Football '57; Basketball '60,'61,'62 (Tri-Captain); Mono- gram Club '60,'61,'62 (Treasurer); Class Officer '57. JO ANN HUMPHREY S Home Economics: Club '58,'59,'60; Pep Club '58, '59, '60,'61,'62; Annual Staff '62 (Business Manager); GAA 155.159°00,'61, 62; Glee, Club '60, JAMES INGRAM Football '60,'61; Track '61,'62; Forensics '61; Monogram lubs'G1,'62; SUE JANNEY Beta Club '60,'61 (Vice President),'62 (President); Pep Club '59,'60, '61,'62; Library Club '60,'61,'62; Annual Staff '62; Class Officer '60 (Secretary),'61 (Vice President); Christmas Maid of Honor '61; SCA '61 (Representative), '62; Health Court '61; Girls State '61. JIMMY JEWELL Art Club 1595 60; Glee Club 59. LINDA LAWHORNE Home Economics Club '58; GAA '58; Glee Club '59,'60; Li- brary Club '62; Pep Club '58,'59,'60,'61,'62; Forensics '60. DONALD LEIGHTON Bootall 57, (oo; Camera: Cinb '57,'58,'60; Art Club 1575.90; 093 Lrack '59 (Manager). JOYCE LINDSAY Pep Club '61; GAA '61. CLYDE LYNN Baseball '58,'59; Football '60; Monogram Club '61,'62; ArieClubw od, 60.Band '57,'58. DOROTHY LYNN Beta Club '60,'61,'62 (Secretary-Treasurer); Pep Club '58, '59, '60, '61,'62; Home Economics Club '58,'59; Hi-Y Clb hi. 'O2-s)unlore Red. Cross''59;'61- Forensics, '60; Annual Staff '62. EUGENE LYNN Foowall (50)700,701-. Beta, Club !61 62 (Reporter); Monogram Club '61,'62; Class Officer '62 (Treasurer); Health Day Escort '61; Art Club '61. DONNA PLUNKETT Home Economics Club '58,'59; Pep Club '58,'59, 60, '61,'62; Library Club '59,'61; Art Club '61 (Treasurer); Cheerleader '59, '60,'61,'62 (Co-Captain); SCA '60 (Representative); Class Officer '61 (Reporter); GAA '58, oo OO. Directory 47 GARY PRUITT Football '57, 56,60, Ol -slrack '59; ‘61; Class Officer '58 (Treasurer), '59 (Secretary), '62 (President); SCA 'S9 (Treasurer), '60,'62; Health Court '60; Christmas Escort '61; Monogram Club '60, '61,'62. JUDY PRYOR Home Economics Club '58; Pep Club '59,'60,'61, '62 (Vice President); SCA Council '59,'60,'61; Class Officer '59 (Vice President), '60 (President), '61 (President); GAA '59,'60; Beta Club '60,'61,'62; Health Day Court '61; Annual Staff '62 (Editor); Basketball Timekeeper '60,'61,'62; Library Club '61, 62. JOHN RICE Band '58,'59,'60; Monogram Club '59,'60,'61,'62; Art Club '60,'61; Baseball '57,'58,'59; Basketball '57,'58,'59; Homecoming Escort '61; Health Day Court '59. FOYCE BIGE Health Day Court '59,'61; GAA '58; Library Club '59, '60,'61; Glee Club '60; Pep Club '59,'60,'61,'62; Beta Club '60,'61,'62; SCA Council '61,'62; Homecoming Princess '61; Art Club '60; Annual Staff '62; Prom Co- Chairman '61; Junior Red Cross Council '60. DORIS MARIE SANDERSON Glee Club 59: Home Economics: Club '62. CAROL SCHUYLER Beta Club '60,'61 (Circulation Manager PARRIMAC), 102 (Co=Editor)-rerensics, O10 c« Pep club, o9, (00,761; '62 (President); Library Club '60,'61; Glee Club '58, '60; SCA Council '61,'62; Hi-Y Club '62; Annual Staff '62. MARSHALL SCOTT Baseball '60; Monogram Club '61, '62. BARBARA STATOME Pep Ciub.'38)'595'60) 161,162; CAA N59, 60;7Glee Club '59,'60,'61; Home Economics Club '58,'61,'62; Library Club '61,'62 (Secretary). DOUGLAS STATON Forensics '60, '62; Hi-Y Club '62; Junior Red Cross Council '58; Christmas Escort '58. WILLIAM UPDIKE Art Club '60 (President); Track '60,'61,'62; Glee Club '60, ROBERT WISEMAN Football '59; Baseball '60; Track '60,'61,'62; Monogram Gab 260, ‘61,62; Health Court '58. NAME Gerald Austin Bruce Beard Linda Bosserman Billy Breeden William Brown Bob Buchanan Carole Burch Hiram Burch Mike Byers Roy Cash Darlis Coffey Garry Coffey Joyce Coleman Wendell Coleman Butch Cullen Fred Davis Bill Dickinson David Dudley Mary Fox Wayne Gallier Carol Garrett Myrtle Garrett Betsy Gilbert Mark Green Keith Grow Janice Hall Senior Characteristics PASTIME Dating Mary Loafing Talking and eating Dating Squirt Hunting and skating Dating Norma Dating Calvin Playing sports Hunting and fishing Fishing Practicing driving Watching TV and listening to music Telephone conversations Dating Betsy and playing sports Dating Betty Lou Riding around Working hard to get out of work Riding around Sem Dating Jerry Doing what he shouldn't Housekeeping Dreaming and writing to Ralph Dating Wendell and cheerleading Staying in trouble Listening to records Listening to records SONG Stickshift Are you Lonesome Tonight I Understand This Time I Know The Way You Look Tonight I Understand Michael Stand by Me The Lion Sleeps Tonight When I Fall In Love Theme From One- Eyed Jacks Just Out of Reach Little Boy Sad Fascination Missing You The Lion Sleeps Tonight Let There Be Drums When I Fall In Love Moon River A Little Band of Gold Missing You Run to Him Peppermint Twist Candy Man When I Fall In Love 48 SAYING Gamut! Gee} Well! Nah! I didn't do it! Aw! Just skip it! My soul! I disagree Oh, bull! Dad jim! Aw, heck! Drop dead! You better believe it! You crazy! Oh, my goodness, I've been blessed! Goodness! Is that so! I'll drink to that! Oh, my goodness! That's dirty! Oh, fiddle de! Oh, what a life! O. Ke) Oikos Ain't that a crock full! Man! You know? PEEVE Hot-headed women Washing football uniforms People who are never on time Jealous girls No money Running out of gas Lexington girls 2nd period English class School on Monday mornings Monday thru Friday Monday mornings People who accidently blow smoke in your face Dull weekends Cars that run out of gas Conceited ball players Show-offs The quarter-to-nine bell in the morning Regulations of Sem girls Sem girls Homework Conceited people Being rushed Girls always whispering Trees Girls' parents Stuck-up people NAME Don Hostetter Bobby Huffman JoAnn Humphreys James Ingram Sue Janney Jimmy Jewell Linda Lawhorne Donald Leighton Joyce Lindsay Clyde Lynn Dot Lynn Eugene Lynn Donna Plunkett Garry Pruitt Judy Pryor Johnny Rice Joyce Rice Doris Sanderson John Sanderson Carol Schuyler Marshall Scott Barbara Statome Douglas Staton Bill Updike Robert Wiseman Senior Characteristics PASTIME Riding to Lexington Playing ball, hunting, and fishing Talking Playing sports Writing letters Going out in the country Dating Leonard Writing to Madison Writing letters to a sailor and dancing Hunting Reading Listening to KBW Dating Mike and cheerleading Hunting and fishing Making Steve mad Going to the White Top Daydreaming Loafing Working Talking and dancing Working in shop Flirting Loafing Walking and reading Dating Phyllis SONG Smoky Places Big Bad John Sad Movies Peppermint Twist When I Fall In Love Have A Drink On Me Love Me Tender Big, Big World God, Country, and My Baby Cottonfields Back Home Scarlet Ribbons The Lion Sleeps Tonight Dreamboat Sleep Walk When I Fall In Love The Way You Look Tonight Moon River The Twist Big Bad John When I Fall In Love This Time Run to Him Small Sad Sam Shout Little Boy Sad 49 SAYING Great day! Heck with it! You're crazy! Y Gah, 1 reckon. Oh, my word! Oh, heck! Honor bright? Great day! Holy mackeral! Bottoms up! I don't get it! Heavens to mergatroid! Good day! Well, I'll be dag-gone! Oh, dag-gone! I beg your most humble pardon! Man! I ain't kidding ya! You're kidding! Aw, shucks! That was nasty Well! Oh, bull! Congratulations! Aw, for crying in the weeds! Aw, bull! PEEVE Carole Burch Boys taller than I 3rd period 6th period Short summers Jammed up halls Short weekends Being depressed Immature boys and conceited girls Friday nights at Quality Low finances Listening to Garry's fish stories People who think they are better than others Car gas bills People who have T-Birds Radios that fade out Being called Pee-Wee Conceited people Typewriter that doesn't work Broken mimeograph machines School Conceited boys The very few people who are dumber than vam Liverwurst sandwiches 2nd period English class Class Will We, the Seniors of '62, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Parry McCluer, we leave our hearts and rememberance of all the good times through our high school years. To the Juniors, we leave our distinguished place as Seniors. To the Sophomores, we leave our winning ways and charms. To the Freshmen, we leave our athletic ability. To the Eighth grade, we leave our sympathy and best wishes for the long road ahead. JERRY AUSTIN wills his ability to get out of school to Robert Dameron. BRUCE BEARD wills his position as head manager in football to Bill Barnes. BILLY BREEDEN leaves his chance to take three periods of shop to ''Doc Wheeler. BILL BROWN wills his cigarette butts in the bathroom to anyone lucky enough to get out of class. BOB BUCHANNAN wills his ability to stay out of trouble and to get into the Beta Club to his brother, Bill. HIRAM BURCH wills his ability to run the mile to the future track lads. MIKE BYERS wills his coaching job with Mr. Mehaffey to any other old timers in school. ROY CASH wills his ability to stay out of trouble in study hall to Melvin Henson. GARRY COFFEY wills his old issues of TV Guide to anyone who wants to know what programs were on in 1955, WENDELL COLEMAN wills his position on the football team to Garry Coleman. BUTCH CULLEN wills his ability to find arrowheads while practicing football to Mike Guinn. FREDDY DAVIS wills his ability to pass without studying to Ruth Wiseman. BILL DICKINSON wills his ability to get out of Government class to take pictures to next year's Annual Staff photographer. DAVID DUDLEY wills his ability to skip class and get caught with it to anyone who wants to try it. WAYNE GALLIER wills his ability to drive into telephone poles, other cars, and garages to Jimmy Green and Steve Cunningham. KEITH GROW wills his nose and ability to dance to Shaney Snider. BOBBY HUFFMAN leaves his science grades to anyone fool enough to take them. JIM INGRAM leaves his seat on the bench in football to Dickie Lewis. DON LEIGHTON wills his ability to sleep during Government class to Ray Williams. EUGENE LYNN wiils his nickname ( Tweety ) to Brian Sylvester. GARRY PRUITT wills his long straight legs to Albert King. JOHNNY RICE wills his ability to get out of study to Jackie Tomlinson. JOHN SANDERSON wills his weigh t to future football players. MARSHALL SCOTT wills his hair to Charles Secrist who is nearly bald. DOUG STATON wills his size to Mike Hatter, BILL UPDIKE leaves the waxed paper in his desk in Government class to anyone who likes waxed paper. ROBERT LEE WISEMAN leaves his ability to win at matching to Dickie Lewis. LINDA BOSSERMAN wills her place at the lunch table to Betty Lou Davis. CAROLE BURCH wills her seat in Miss Glass' homeroom to Joyce Lawhorne and hopes she loves it as much as Carole did. DARLIS COFFEY wills her size to Sue Dixon. JOYCE COLEMAN wills her good times at PM HS and the remainder of her worn out brain to her niece, Brenda Jenkins. MARY FOX wills her sneeky sneeze to Doris Jean Fox. MYRTLE GARRETT wills her modest ways to the forward girls at Parry McCluer. BETSY GILBERT leaves her hard seat in Government class to her brother Gary; when, and if, he ever gets there. JANICE HALL wills her ability to get to school on time to her brother, Wayne. ’ JO ANN HUMPHRIES wills her ability to goof off in 6th period to her brother, Steve. SUE JANNEY wills her ability to blush at everything to Steve Lieb who never blushes. LINDA FAYE LAWHORNE wills her ability to eat a quick lunch and not get indigestion to Kaye Shafer. JOYCE LINDSAY leaves her long fingernails to Janell Shaw who bites hers, or to anyone who doesn't type. DOT LYNN leaves her complete set of Physics problems to Mary Lou Jenkins (poor soul). DONNA PLUNKETT wills her place on the cheerleading squad to any freshman lucky enough to get it. JUDY PRYOR wills her tranquilizers to Connie Unroe, who will take over the basketball timekeeping next year. JOYCE RICE wills her ability to laugh at the wrong times to Judy Farris. DORIS SANDERSON wills her ability to get along with teachers and to get her homework done on time to her sister, Faye. CAROL SCHUYLER wills her ability to be quiet as a mouse in English to Sherry Blosser who will be even better at it. BARBARA STATOME wills her seat in Government to her sister Jeanne if she ever gets there. 50 C. Lass Prophesy I can hardly believe that it has been fifteen years since our class left Parry McCluer. My classmates have been quite successful in life; I would like to tell you about them. JIM INGRAM, now quite famous and very rich, has a different sport car for every day in the week. DAVID DUDLY is well established in the tourist business in Hawaii. LINDA FAYE LAWHORNE, who always wanted to become a model, is now Dior's favorite model for his Paris originals. GARY COFFEY, now is the world's most renowned scientist, and has just proved Einstein's theory of realitivity completely incorrect. DONALD LEIGHTON is in the Air Force bombing enemy countries, Former students living in Buena Vista had better watch their delinquent bills as DOUG STATON made City Sergeant soon after graduation. BARBARA STATON, who always wanted to leave Buena Vista, is now a beach comber in Hawaii. Do you remember our DORIS SANDERSON who was elected most polite ? Well she has started a Lonely Hearts Club for the Virginia girls. JO ANN HUMPHRIES, who always loved school sports, is now head of the Parry McCluer Athletic Department. She is the first woman to hold his position, DARLIS COFFEY was always aware of the problems of being short; She decided to be helpful by organizing ''Coffey's Elevated Shoes, Inc. JOHN RICE, always a lover of souped-up cars, has recently purchased his own car lot. MYRTLE GARRETT is now married and playing the role of the Lone Ranger. She is forever going through her husband's pockets looking for silver. After having worked at Nuckol's Service Station, JERRY AUSTIN was recently made President of the Texas Oil Company. ROBERT WISEMAN, who devoted half of his life in school to gambling, now owns The Red Spot Bar and Casino in Las Vegas. HIRAM BURCH is spending most of his time at The Red Spot. JOYCE COLEMAN, the girl with the tiny waist, has become a model for Don Lopar in Los Angeles. EUGENE LYNN now owns a chain of grocery stores across the United States and is making a million. DON HOSTETTER is currently sitting on the fountain at the courthouse. He has been there since graduation. BILL DICKINSON is now running the Buena Vista television station. MARSHALL SCOTT, having been insane all his life, is an inmate at Western State. BILL BROWN is Marshall's Attendant, WENDELL COLEMAN is the star player for the Baltimore Colts. BOBBY HUFFMAN, who always wanted to be a State Trooper, is now patroling Route 66 to the moon. DONNA PLUNKETT finally found someone to appreciate her small size. She is modeling clothes for midgets. BILL CULLEN is now head stock boy at the Corner Grocery. JOYCE LINDSAY is married and the mother of three darling boys, Mutt, Jeff, and Tiny. JOHN SANDERSON is now building houses on the moon. BETSY GILBERT's love for football has continued through the years. She is the wife of a well known football star, CAROLYN SCHUYLER always wanted to bring the true English language to the Southland. She has just congratulated the millionth Southern member of her organization Yankees Anonymous, ' WAYNE GALLIER is married and living far away from the everyday world at his lovely country estate. JANICE HALL is head of the History Department at Southern Seminary. GARRY PRUITT is using his knowledge of hunting and fishing as Game Manager in the Pedlar River District. Remember how LINDA BOSSERMAN loved Chemistry class? She has just written a best seller, 'How to Pass Chemistry In 8, 000, 937 Easy Lessons. ' CAROLE BURCH is President of the world's largest hot rod club for girls. Her 1977 Fury is the fastest car on the road. MIKE BYERS is now Chief of Police and trys to keep drunks out of the pool room. BRUCE BEARD; a very wealthy bachelor, has recently moved into his mansion in Las Vegas. As you know, MARY FOX always wanted to be a secretary. She can be seen on the Perry Mason Show each week in Della Street's position. FREDDY DAVIS has become Manager of Mack's Store. KEITH GROW is skipper of the Tikke.'' He has been sailing the Pacific for nearly fourteen years since taking Gardner McKay's place in Adventures In Paradise, At the moment our BILL UPDIKE is throwing ticker-tape from the fourteenth floor of a Fifth Avenue office building. The occasion is the inaugural parade for the first woman President. JIMMY JEWELL is now a Game Warden, SUE JANNEY has just been promoted to chief dietician at VMI. JOYCE RICE is head Nurse at Walter Reed Hospital. BOB BUCHANNAN is now married and a consultant civil engineer for our nation's largest engineering firm, JUDY PRYOR is now renowned as the first woman to hold the controlling interest in the Thunderbird, Inc. ROY CASH owns the largest race track in Virginia. It is located in Racey's Pastures. MARK GREEN has just bought out all the pickle factories in America. Now he is a big rich pickle. CLYDE LYNN does singing commercials for Mark Green's famous pickles. Remember how BILLY BREEDEN used to get out of class all the time? Well, he is still here and still getting out of class. Yes, the class of sixty-two has done well. Oh, yes, I have just returned from leading a troop of United States soldiers across the Gobi Desert. DOROTHY LYNN oy! Remember When .... ? Congratulations P,.M.H.S.! We're here! Nearly 100 of us. Rat Week. ..How we suffered. ..John White is captainof basketball team... Miss McNeil teaches inH.S...Invasionby the north. ..Schuylercomes... Last year for the Camera Club...Keith falls in love...Miss Moore teaches English...P.M.H.S. has a band.. . Foxy moves to Waynesboro... Spelling Bee... Mr. Camden gets a secretary... Hurray! Mehaffey comes...John Snider tops 1,000 mark... First year for §S,C.A... District 5 Basketball Champs. ..'Evening in Paris, '' Prom...Junior Class Minstrel...Forensic Plays get State Distinguished Award...Home Eco- nomics Dinners... Wild Willie wheels in...Mr. Smalls and Mr. Griffin come...Talent Show... Mrs. Rinker retires... Lexington falls! Football team undefeated...Track comes to P.M,..Home Town Review...Language Assembly, Beer commercial, Mighty Mouse, Red Ridinghood...Lloyd Page eats crow. ..football champs again. ..Classday...Janney returns. ..Beta Conventions. ..Oratorical contests... Hi-Y organized...Latin tournament...GAA hikes... Juniors sell candy. ..Boys' and Girls' State... Cheer- leading trophy... Quote of the Week ... Pictures taken...Class Rings arrive...Charlottesville trip... College and Career Night...Lions Radio Day...Ugly Men...Christmas Queen...Firefighters. .. Powder Puff Football. 52 ui Classes 23 BETTY JO ALLEN RONNIE AUSTIN DORIS BALLARD DONALD BATES SHERRY BLOSSER SHARON BRADS A. G. BRYANT CHARLES BUCHANAN MATTIE BURCH ELAINE BYERS JOE CHITTUM DELORES CLARK STEPHEN CUNNINGHAM JANET DARLINGTON DONNA DAVIS JANE EWERS JUDY GILBERT THELMA GILBERT RODNEY GOOLSBY LINDA GROAH BOBBY HENSON BETTY HUFFMAN GARLAND HUTCHENS JAKE JENKINS SHARON JENKINS BETTY JO LAWHORNE KENNETH LAWHORNE JOHN LEWIS SANDRA LYNN BRENDA MANUEL CHARLES MANUEL ROSEMARY McCORMICK JANE PRESCOTT MARSHALL PUGH LOIS RICE JULIA ROYER BILLY SEAY KATHERINE SHAFER MILTON SHAFER DONALD SIZER. HOWARD SLOUGH GORDON STATON TONY STINNETT CLASS OFFICERS SULENATIN CUINIMINKESPUME, 5.5. 4.05.0n6 Opa oodoeenex President PATER WERS = chs oi ose bic oekerene se siere 6 create Vice President BUSTA EEE Raa sty. ste eects oer. slats oatte oi a enele © Secretary Ro lcueietier a OEE VLAN G aca yicccpe as feats e leuauite hievane. oe Treasurer MISSTANNUZZI (MRSS SCHNEIDER | cil. 1s o's Sponsors PHYLLIS WEST ALICE WHEELER FREDA WHEELER JOHN WHEELER MARJORIE WHEELER LUCILLE WHEELER JOHN WIDDEFIELD RAYMOND WILLIAMS RUTH WISEMAN GAY WRIGHT JACKIE TOMLINSON CHARLOTTE WAGNER MARLENE BAILY CAROL BERRY JOANNE BONO BRENDA BYNUM SAMUEL CAMDEN JOYCE CARTER WILSON CARTER HAR RY CASH MILTON CASH TOMMY CASH CAROL CHITTUM THOMAS COFFEY BETTY CLARK OLIVER CONNER CHESTER COVINGTON BETTY LOU DAVIS JOANNE DAVIS ROSE DeLUCA LEWIS DUFF ROBERT EDWARDS CHARLES FITZGERALD SHEILA FLINT CAROL FLOYD GALEN FLOYD REBECCA FORQUER MICHAEL FOX LEIGH GARDNER ROGER GARRETT VIRGINIA GARRETT JAMES GREENE MICHAEL GUINN WILLIAM HALL BARBARA HENSON DAVID HERRING KATIE HUFFMAN BRENDA HUMPHRIES JANET INGRAM MARY LOU JENKINS STEVE LEIB EDWARD LEWIS CAROLYN LILLEY : : PHYLLIS LYNN og An = jeeesey wt 56 ERNEST MICOU ROGER MIKELS DANNY MOORE EFFIE MOORE JAMES MORAN GEORGE OGDEN JAMES PLOGGER JAMES PRYOR MILLIE RAMSEY BONITA ROBERTS CLASS OFFICERS DOU GITASESEIA LE Remrryerereirebeieretsrarterc cient sicwers President IMIRESG UTINN aereeegeriractcietemn cis e oier nels Vice President PE GEUA SATIN ED is aera ry enniate sists Sacre eaters Secretary Beeb eLOURDA VIS teeters orci teers tenet Treasurer MinsmeriLORESS MRS WELK. cmcmmresceiemets Sponsors HAROLD ROBERTS JAMES ROYER CARLOS SECRIST CHARLES SECRIST DOUGLAS SHAFER OLIN SHAFER BARBARA SHEETS SHIRLEY SHIELDS JEAN SLOUGH PATRICK SNIDER DOUGLAS SORRELS WILLIAM SPENCE KATHY STATON JEANNE STATOME BRIAN SYLVESTER ELEANOR TOMLIN LEWIS WHITACRE MARTHA WIDDEFIELD JOYCE WILSON sii SUSAN ALLEN PATRICIA DAWN AYERS RAY BARGER WAYNE BARTLEY JOYCE BATES LINDA BATES BONNIE BRADS FAYE BRADS STEVEN BRADS JANET BROWN DAVID BRYANT SARA SUE BURNS LYNWOOD BUTNER CLASS OFFICERS PEGGY CAMPBELL DONALD STINNETT. vee President RAYEBARGER Gee Vice President SHIRLEY CARTER BETTY CASH SANDRA HIGGINS...... Secretary LIN DAS PAGERIG Kee Treasurer MR. COLEMAN, MR. FIGGERS MER LYNN mass rears site Sponsors DIANNE CHITTUM ELLEN CHITTUM JAMES CHITTUM MIKE CLARK ROBERT CLARK PATRICIA CLAYTOR JOYCE CLEMENTS HARRY COVINGTON CORA LEE DAVIS KENNETH DECKER JOHN DICKINSON, JR. SUE DIXON JUDY FARRIS RUSSELL FITZGERALD JOAN FLINT RONALD FLINT GARRY FLOYD LARRY FLOYD JEANETTE GROW WAYNE HALL MARGARET HAMILTON JOE HAWES THELMA HENSON FREDA HERRING ROY HICKMAN SANDRA HIGGINS BRENDA HUFFMAN EUGENE HUFFMAN GLORIA HUFFMAN JOYCE HUFFMAN JUDY HUGHES DIANNA HULL STEPHEN HUMPHREYS ROBERT JENKINS ALBERT KING 58 JANICE LAWHORNE JOYCE LAWHORNE STANLEY LAWHORNE DIANN LAYNE JOAN LEIGHTON DONNA LINEBERRY WARD LOCKETT ELLEN LOTTS JOANN LYNN DON CK JOANNE MORGAN MICHELE NORTH C. Lass of 1965 WAYNE OYLER LINDA PATRICK BRENDA PUGH WARD ROBENS MARY ROBERTS PAUL ROWSEY LINDA RIDDLE JANICE RUSS FAYE SANDERSON JERRY SANDERSON JANELL SHAW ROGER SHAFER BRENDA SLOUGH LINDA SLOUGH DIANE SMITH THEODORE SNYDER ROY SORRELS JAMES SOUTHERS ROBERT SPENCE DONALD STINNETT JULIA THORNE DOROTHY TRUSLOW REBECCA TWEDDLE CONNIE UNROE ROBERT VASSAR MALCOLM VEST GORDON WHEELER JOHN C, WHEELER SAMUEL WHITACRE GAIL WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED ROBERT HUMPHRIES WENDELL SOWERS DANNY WILMER 59 ei ry I by, fi: CAROLYN CAMDEN BRENDA CHITTUM BARBARA CLAY TOR NANCY COLEMAN JANE COLEMAN JEANETTE COLEMAN TATE COLEMAN WAYNE CONNER a STEVE ALLEN DORIS AUSTIN LINDA AUSTIN NANCY AUSTIN BILL BARNES BETTY BEVERLEY CLELON BREEDEN RICKY BROWN JOHN BRYANT STE PA JAM CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE WHEELER...... President ROGERIDERSeeiatr Vice President JOHN JANNEY ir cece ae Secretary BURTON MAZINGO..... Treasurer CYNTHIASSCOT Tee As Reporter MR.CANEVARI, MRS. DAVIDSON MR. MICOU, MR. SMALS. .Sponsors ROBERT DAMERON SHIRLEY DAVIS LINDA DEAVER LINDA DePRIEST STEVE. DOUTY: BONNIE DUFF ROGER DYER LED FEAZELE PAT FELTS JOY FLINT PARRY Velo DORIS FOX JOHN GARRETT GARY GILBERT NORMAN GILBERT LINDA GRAYBILL ROGER GRAYBILL CAROLYN GREEN STEVE GUINN BARBARA HALL BOBBY HALL STEPHEN HARRIS MIKE HATTER MELVIN HENSON PEGGY HENSON TOMMY HOSTETTER BARBARA HUFFMAN DARLENE HUFFMAN JANET HUGHES TERESA HUMPHRIES CHARLES INGRAM JOHN JANNEY BRENDA JENKINS MARY ELLEN JOHNSON CAROLYN LAYNE ROBERT LILLEY LARRY LINEBERRY PAT LINEBERRY FRED LINK LUCY LONG NANCY LOUGHHEAD CHARLENE LYNN RUSSELL LYNN PAUL MAJORS MELVIN MAYO BURTON MAZINGO LARRY McCARTY EDDIE MONTGOMERY JAMES MOORE SHEILA MORRIS LINDA O'CONNELL BARRY PAINTER MARGARET PAINTER WAYNE PATRICK GARLAND PRYOR CONNIE RASNAKE CYNTHIA REYNOLDS SHARON REYNOLDS JEANETTE ROGERS CYNTHIA SCOTT AMANDA SECRIST DIANE SHAFER KAYE SHAFER SANDRA SHAFER EVELYN SHEETS HARRY SHELTMAN GABRIELLE SHEWEY MARTHA SHEWEY CECELIA SHIFLETT DONALD SLOUGH JOYCE SMITH ROBERT SMITH SHELDON SNEAD ORIE SNIDER DELMAS SPENCE JIMMY STATON MILTON STATON ROSE STEWART 61 LINDA STINNETT MARY STINNETT DOUG TAYLOR SHELBY TAYLOR SHAWN THOMPSON LONNIE TOMLIN BILL TRUSLOW PATTIE UNROE MARY VANCE BRENDA VEST BRIAN WATTS N LINDA WATTS RALPH WATTS GEORGE WHEELER EDWARD WILLIAMS 'G Weuihi of jf 966 BRENDA WISEMAN LINDA WISEMAN DANIEL WRIGHT VICKIE WRIGHT 62 63 Varsily Doathatl Squad First row: Bruce Beard (Manager), Butch Cullen, Gary Pruitt, Hiram Burch, Wendell Coleman (Co-Captain), Mark Green (Co-Captain), David Dudley, Charles Manuel, Pat Snider, Gordon Staton, Butch Wheeler, Bill Barnes (Manager). Second row: Tommy Cash, Jimmy Ingram, Steve Cunningham, Harry Cash, Roger Mikels, Eugene Lynn, Bobby Henson, Keith Grow, Ray Conner, Dickie Lewis, Billy Spence. Third row: Jimmy: Greene, Mike Guinn, Ward Lockett, Kenneth Lawhorne, Milton Cash, Jim Pryor, Wayne Oyler, Ronnie Austin, Donald Bates, Donnie Stinnett. Coaches Micou, Kurtz, Canevari, Mehaffey. ep % 64 eS On Up UU ees Oe U Bc a an as) an eoeasp a ae AKRNDHHHDANY Season's Record 14 20 14 O 7 Bassett Staunton Altavista Albemarle Harrisonburg Waynesboro Clifton Forge Natural Bridge Lexington SCE On es7 iO fF bat aoe soe ce : a Z Se eee Varsity ey, ighth Con Dootball First row: Melvin Henson, Bobby Hall, George Wheeler, Milton Staton, Shawn Thompson, Ricky Brown, Bobby Lilley, Larry Lineberry, Delmas Spence, Tommy Hostetter, Orie Snider, Pat Felts, Paul Majors, Roger Dyer. Second row: Delmas Bartley (Manager), Sammy Whitacre, Carlos Secrist, Steven Brads, Ray Barger, Roger Shafer, Johnny Wheeler, Bobby Spence, Eddie Williams, John Janney, Teddy Snyder, Robby Robens, Larry Floyd, Roger Manuel, Brian Watts, Jerry Moore. Third row: Coach Mehaffey, Steve Lief, Malcolm Vest, Danny Wilmer, Steven Douty, Wayne Hall, Russell Fitzgerald, Stanley Lawhore, Gary Floyd, Lewis Hite, Jackie Covington, Wayne Bartley, Chet Covington, Burton Mazingo, Bobby Vassar, Tommy Oyler (Manager), Named Ta The AU District Team Roger Mikels, Wendell Coleman (Winner of the Most Valuable Football Player Trophy), Hiram Burch (Winner of the Blair Dillard Memorial Trophy), Butch Wheeler, Mark Greene. 65 Patrick Henry . . . . . Robert E. Lee arose ns angen aepatiean tar pese Sendra oe ee ot en Natural Bridge ANNNNNNAUNANMN soll sel tse Mach Sool igelacl tach! ae) ‘se, Varsity Baskethall Jeam First row: Manager David Bryant, Donnie Stinnett, ats Guinn, Ronnie Austin, Wendell -Coleman, Harry Cash, Hiram Burch, Bobby Huffman, Brian Sylvester, Milton Valley District C hampions Varsity Record Zon Season 66 cee oie = ote re Boars rs re Boars Pes ar a ANNNANNANANANN . . . . ae iseh !ae) task ae) to) ae) as) elae) ae) . Cash, Charles Secrist, Ray Barger, Wayne Oyler, Roger Shafer, Manager Bill Barnes, Coach Mehaffey. Blacksburg Jefferson Waynesboro Harrisonburg Lexington Robert E. Lee Natural Bridge Patrick Henry Albemarle Harrisonburg funion Varsity 8 ashethall Jeam First row: Jim Pryor, Carlos Secrist, John Wheeler, Russell McCarty, Steve Lieb, Burt Mazingo, Danny Wilmer, Fitzgerald, Robert Humphries, Steve Humphries, Ward Albert King, Chet Covington, Manager Robby Robens. Lockett. Second row: Coach Micou, Manager Larry Eighth Grade Basketball Team First row: John Bryant, Ted Feazell, Eddie Williams, Roger Moore, Mike Hatter, Steve Guinn, Shawn Thompson, John Janney, Bill Barnes, George Wheeler, Larry Floyd, Jimmy Bynum, Tommy Hostetter, Wayne Patrick, Melvin Bobby Hall. Second row: Coach Canevari, Roger Dyer, Henson. 1961 Strack Jeam Won 4 Eostsc Dual Meets (3rd Year Track Team) First row: Hiram Burch, Wendell Coleman, Brian Sylvester, Pat Snider, Mark Green, Larry Huffman. Second row: Coach Mehaffey, Jim Ingram, Robert Wiseman, Harry Cash, Gary Pruitt, Roger Shafer, Coach Downing. Third row: Skip Dickinson, Ward Robens, Russell Fitzgerald. faced 1967 Die | MeCluer High School ol Team 1961 BASEBALL TEAM First row: David Bryant (Manager), Joey Barger, Dutch Loughhead, Charles Manuel, Greg Paynter, Wendell Coleman, Tommy Cash, Mike Byers, Ray Conner, George Williams (Manager). Second row: Coach Kurtz, Mike Guinn, Bobby Henson, Harry Cash, Marshall Scott, Jim Pryor, Charles Secrist, Joe Ogden, Kenneth Lawhorne. 68 First row: Hiram Burch, Wendell Coleman, Butch Cullen, Bobby Huffman, Bruce Beard. Second row: David Dudley, Mark Green, Butch Wheeler, John Lewis, Bobby Henson, Ray Connor. Third row: Tommy Cash, Robert Wiseman, Roger Mikels, Steven Cunningham, Mike Guinn, Eugene Lynn, Keith Grow. Fourth row: Clyde Lynn, Billy Breeden, Harry Cash, Pat Snider, Charles Manuel, Jim Ingram, Marshall Scott, John Rice, Garry Pruitt. Monogram Clu MONOGRAM INITIATION 69 Rallies, Rhythm, and Reason 1961-62 Cheerleaders Left to right: Effie Moore, Sandra Lynn, Jeanne Statome, Co-Captains Betsy Gilbert and Donna Plunkett; Julie Royer, Millie Ramsey, Sherry Brads. Milton Cash, winner of the Ugly Man Contest sponsored by the Pep Club. 70 Spice Our Days GH 1) is°) vo � 4 oH ow Oo yy ie) ie) oS Vv ce) Fe) D S ot S ct] w ra) H Vv � Ss Vv = F ie) w al hy = Ne) Future Fire Fighters of America ras Snap, snap...while our dignity, charm, and intelligence are tuned in! Mine's the prettiest! No, 'tain't--mine 1S Don't you think I look like John Gavin? 72 Senior Christmas Surprise Smile, You're on Candid Camera! Candidates and Alternates to Girls' and Boys' State nw ae = Ay 1e) as n 7) e) co) H 5) —- a5 = you'll be late Hurry, i=) Vv = vo rs) n ba) OQ, ic?) n i) G Fa) i) inl E a2) Vv “4 3 a) n 2) — u n a w i) 74 Rats, this is the way we got our start! The Line-Up! eynee ene dD PERE ESSTE “If you can't get into M.I.T., I suggest you try Cornwall Tech! T§s) Students donate food for needy families at Thanksgiving. Mr. Kling addressed the high school student body in assembly on October 17. A group singing carols at Christmas assembly program sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y Club. hand The cheering section watches mad dash for touchdown during an exciting game. Member of the Tri-Hi-Y Club raise the flag each morning. Casual snaps of days gone by... 77 CONGRATULATIONS DeEeOmlme Vials td Ces KS fae CLASS OF 1962 THE BE Re DG be DAN LS EOIN JAMES LEES AND SONS COMPANY CilBATs COA slau NC ILA AgDIV is tON@OEsBuctington Industries, Inc. Compliments of REEVES BROTHERS INC. VULCAN PLANT LOCKER BRICK CO., INC. Phone CL 8-2853 - CL 8-2854 Glasgow, Virginia Congratulations from GEORGIE'S BEAUTY SALON Elizabeth Davis Buena Vista, Virginia CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY Clover Brand Dairy Products Phone HO 3-3126 Lexington, Virginia ROBEY MOTOR CO., INC. A NEW KIND OF FORD Telephone CO 1-2112 Buena Vista, Virginia BONDED FIBERS INCORPORATED Buena Vista, Virginia SHEWEY SUPPLY CO., INC. 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Lexington, Virginia Virginia Electric and Power Company 89 Compliments of MAYS GROCERY Dial CO 1-2505 10th Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia LADIES SPECIALTY SHOPPE Specializing in Junior, Misses, and Women's Clothes Sizes 5-17, 10-20, and 10 1 2-24 1 2 2157 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of AMOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone CO 1-2119 - CO 1-6585 Buena Vista, Virginia ROCKBRIDGE SHEET METAL COMPANY Buena Vista, Virginia 90 HILL-TOP STATION Roy T. Johnson, Proprietor Texaco Products Route 60 West Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of EARL M. STARKEY Nationwide Insurance Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of ROBERT'S SHOE SHOP 4 Years Experience Sycamore Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia JENKIN'S MARKET Fresh Meats and Produce Free Delivery Phone CO 1-7010 Buena Vista, Virginia R.L. HESS BRO. Watchmakers, Jewelers, Silver, China, and Glass Dial HO 3-2833 122 South Main Street Lexington, Virginia MACE FURNITURE STORE New and Used Furniture Motorola TV Kelvinator Appliances Buena Vista, Virginia WM. G. BEAN, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY Dial HO 3-214] 17 Court House Square Lexington, Virginia Try WHITES First Furniture House Furnishing HO 3-4544 Lexington 2105 Sycamore Ave. CO 1-3505, Buena Vista Buena Vista, Virginia a1 SOUTHERN INN Fine Foods Meet Your Friends and eat Lexington, Virginia Compliments of ART SILVERS Men's Clothing and Furnishings Lexington, Virginia BUENA VISTA CLEANERS Dial CO 1-7540 Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of MAC'S GRILL Fine Foods - Short Orders Special Mac's Burgers West 29th Street Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of SCOTT'S MARKET Delma and Ruby Scott WIDDIFIELD'S ESSO STATION Bower's Batteries Complete Lubrication-Oil Change 17th Maple Street 1930 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia LEWIS SERVICE STATION LOMAX FLOWER SHOP Phone CO 1-7100 Pure Oil Products - Groceries Telephone CO 1-735] 211 West 21st Street Buena Vista, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia WHITE DEER Sid Gardner, Manager SHAFER'S CAFE Good Food and Fountain Service 29th Street Buena Vista, Virginia ; aes, Buena Vista, Virginia LONG HOLLOW GROCERY Susan Lawhorne, Owner TOWN INN Pure Oil Products - Complete Line of Groceries Radio - TV Parts - Repairs Full Line of Seafood - Frog Legs - Shrimp- In-Basket - Italian Foods - Soft Drinks Phone CO 1-6165 Desserts 30 North Main Street Route | peta | Buena Vista, Virginia Lexington, Virginia 92 COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Lexington, Virginia HUGER DAVIDSON-SALES CO., INC. Phone HO 3-2177 Lexington, Virginia BARNES MOTEL Air Conditioned and Free T V 28 Units U. S. Route 60 Buena Vista, Virginia Reasonable Prices at COLEMAN'S TRIANGLE CAFE Southern Home Style Cooking Open: 6:00 A.M. = Closed : Midnight 2234 Beech Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia 93 ROCKBRIDGE TRACTOR EQUIP. CO., INC. Ford Tractors and Equipment Sales Service Telephone HO 3-3022 Lexington, Virginia WHITE TOP RESTAURANT Enjoy your favorite soft drinks and sandwiches Route 60 - East at the Bypass Lexington, Virginia W.L. FOLTZ SON, INC. Your Independent Agency 122 South Main Street Lexington, Virginia B.P. KNIGHT CO. Established 1902 Meet Your Friends and Shop With Us Dial CO! 1=7595 Buena Vista, Virginia WESTERN AUTO H bid R CHARLES W. BARGER SON ASSOCIATE STORE Construction-Crushed Stone-Concrete Ed Hopkins Phone HO 3-2106 Auto Accessories - Sporting Goods Route 60 Phone CO 1-8160 Lexington, Virginia Buenanyictamey (cinta BUENA VISTA MOTORS COSBY'S Robert M. Davis, Owner Established 1891 Quality Used Cars and Trucks C. Lewis Graybill, Proprietor CO 1-6500 Residence 6030 Phone CO 1-7266 Buena Vista, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia SHIRLEY BROWN The only Rexall Store in Rockbridge County J.H. LANUM, JEWELER Since 1890 Diamonds, Watches, Gibson Musical Instruments Whitman and Nunnally Candy Sealtest Ice Cream Free Delivery - Day or Night Dial CO 1-7360 Buena Vista, Virginia Phone CO 1-2158 Buena Vista, Virginia BURCH BROTHERS SWINKS Quality Service Ready-To-Wear Apparel and Dry Goods General Merchandise - Gas - Oil Phone HO 3-2932 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia 11 East Nelson Street Lexington, Virginia 94 VALLEY STORE, INC. Buena Vista's Shopping Center Gers 000 Buena Vista, Virginia J. ED DEAVER SONS, INC. Men's and Boy's Clothing Phone HO 3-231] Lexington, Virginia CAUSEY CLEANER S Dial CO 1-2155 Buena Vista, Virginia M.D. MORRIS DEPARTMENT STORE Buena Vista, Virginia R.L. DAVIDSON CITY TREASURER Phone CO 1-8258 Buena Vista, Virginia J.H. CUNNINGHAM SON Groceries - Hauling Dial® GOd-79 6 1379 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia TRIANGLE ESSO SERVICE J. H. Higginbotham 318 East 29th Street Buena Vista, Virginia SPORTSMAN RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Our Speciality Steaks - Chops - Sea Food EO 1-8016 Buena Vista, Virginia FLOYD'S GENERAL STORE Claude and Virginia Floyd Phone CO 1-3446 101 29th Street Buena Vista, Virginia GROSSMAN'S Correct Apparel for Women and Misses Lexington, Virginia ADAIR-HUTTON, INC. Lexington's Shopping Center Phone HO 3-472] Lexington, Virginia ROCKBRIDGE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Magnolia Avenue COrLA7555 Buena Vista, Virginia W.T. PAXTON CO. Insurance Established 1892 Buena Vista, Virginia Compliments of SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY Phone HO 3-4366 Lexington, Virginia CIVIC BOWLING CENTER Bowl for Health Ten Pins-Duck Pins-Billards Soft Drinks-Candies Open: 2:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. East Nelson Street Lexington, Virginia MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 2138 Sycamore Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia