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

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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

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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

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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.