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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

PARRIM AC PARRIMAC 69 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA Parry McCluer School Library Administration Classes Activities y sports Advertisements FOREWORD The ‘69 Parrimac staff presents this book to you, the student body of Parry McCluer High School. We have tried to show both the humorous and serious parts of our school life and hope that the “69 Parrimac will help you to recall some of your happiest days. Contents Page 4 Page 10 Page 48 Page 74 Page 90 Parry McCluer School Library DEDICATION The class of 1969 of Parry McCluer High School proudly dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Raymond Leadbetter. Mr. Leadbetter has given unselfishly of his time and energy to Parry McCluer. He has served as assistant principal for two years and during this time has hel ped to make the SCA a strong working part of our school life. To you, Mr. Leadbetter, we say, “Thank you.” : s ADMINISTRATION NISTRATION . face ee Mr. James C. Bradford, Superintendent Mr. James Dennis, Principal NEE Ne. Mrs. Betty Muirhead, Guidance Counselor Mr. Raymond Leadbetter, Assistant Principal FAGU ISIN MARY FRANCES BURKS MARY ALICE CHITTUM MARGARET S. DAVIDSON ELAINE DE FRONZO Mathematics Physical Education English Social Studies B.S., Radford College B.A., Shepherd College B.A., Emory and Henry B.A., Salem State College M.A. candidate, Boston College TERRY R. EMERSON ELSIE LEE FLOYD DAVID EVERIDGE Mathematics and Science Business Education GILBERT B.S., Virginia Military B.A., Mary Washington English Institute College A.B., Highpoint College AUNDRIA HAGER S.E. HATHAWAY, III HORACE HENSON CARLISLE HOSTETTER English Assistant Guidance Counselor, Social Studies, Physical Physical Education and Coach A.B., Morris Harvey College Science, and Coach Education, and Coach B.A., Lynchburg College B.A., Virginia Military Institute B.S., George Washington University LAGU IET Ye ALBERT TARDY McCOWN DANNY McDANIEL Special Education, Distributive Education Industrial Arts, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic EDNA KREBS JOHN COOPER LANE Mechanical Drawing, and Institute Mathematics Mathematics Athletics Director B.S., Madison College B.A., Virginia Military Institute B.S., me jeoe nstitute CONNIE O. MARTZ BESSIE G. MEADOR WALTER MOORE Social Studies Librarian Mathematics B.A., Madison College B.S., Madison College B.S., Morehead State University M.A., University of Virginia DOLORES D. NICHOLS ROBERT DABNEY PECKHAM EUGENIA SCOTT REDMOND MARTHA SCHNEIDER English French, English, and Biology Business Education A.B., Asbury College Coach B.A., Hollins College B.A., Mary Washington College B.A., Randolph-Macon College PACULDY: a JAMES SMALS JANE CARTER STUBBS CLYTIE TAYLOR BETTY TEAGUE Science English and Latin Art English B.A., Grace College B.A., Mary Washington College B.A., Pennsylvania State B.A., Lynchburg College University LANDON TEMPLE W.D. WARD NANCY WEIGAND Band Director Social Studies Study Hall Monitor B.M.E., East Carolina University B.A., Madison College Longwood College Lynchburg College OAKLEY P. WHITE DOROTHY WILLIAMS BARBARA WINFREY JAMES WORLEY Home Economics Study Hall Monitor Business Education Industrial Arts, Physical B.S., Radford College Office Assistant B.A., M.A., East Carolina Education, and Coach University B.A., East Tennessee State University Judy Cash, Secretary Judy Watts, Secretary Fred Sisler, Bookkeeper Lois Long, Assistant Librarian 10 SENIOR CLASSES Mrs. Winfrey’s Clerical Practice Class, 6th Period Mrs. DeFronzo’s Government Class, 6th Period Mr. McDaniel’s D.E. II Class, 2nd Period Mr. Gilbert’s English 12 Class, 3rd Period 11 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paula Charlton and James Sorrels BEST ALL AROUND Sherrell Campbell and Marion Hamilton MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Sharon Stinnett and Bob Manuel TYPICAL SENIORS Karen Williams and Don Reynolds MOST TALENTED Betti Eason and John Dejewski MOST ATHLETIC Cynthia Reid and Charlie Wheeler 2 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DANCERS Becky Snider and Clinton Richardson BEST DRESSED Martha Bennett and David Sorrels CUTEST Sharon Floyd and Joey Hartless BIGGEST FLIRTS Pam Claytor and Barry Wood FRIENDLIEST Emma Lou Talbert and John Radick WITTIEST Dawn Staton and Herman Huffman 13 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: VICE PRESIDENT, John Radick; PRESIDENT, David Jones; SECRETARY, Pat Shuey; REPORTER, Robert Dickinson; TREASURER, Charles Wheeler. Class of 1969 14 HENRY LEE ANDERSON KATHLEEN LOUISE BAILEY ROY GIBSON BEARD, JR. MARTHA DAVIS BENNETT KAREN FAITH BERRY Le, Yi PATRICIA ANN BEVERLY JAMES THOMAS BRAY JAMES REE BREEDEN 15 SHERRELL DOUGLAS CAMPBELL CHARLES EDWARD CARR BRENDA LOUISE CAMPBELL JULIE ANN CASH SUSAN DARLENE CATLETT DAVID WAYNE CARTER MIKE DAVID CHILDERS CAROLYN LEA CHITTUM PAULA BELLE CHARLTON 16 PAMELA SUE CLAYTOR RONALD LYNN COFFEY JACOB WILLIAM COFFMAN ROBERT COLE DICKINSON THOMAS LEROY DISHMAN DIANE MARIE DOREY PATRICIA ANN DOREY LINDA JO DULL ELIZABETH RICHARDSON EASON a oe Ee SHARON ELAINE FLOYD WILMA LEE FLOYD IRIS JEAN FORQUER JANET MARIE GILBERT 18 WILLIAM JACKSON GILBERT ANGELA ANDERSON HAMILTON MARION JAMES HAMILTON JERRY LYNN HEIDEL JAMES KENNETH HIGGINS JEANIE CHITTUM HOSTETTER 19 HERMAN LEWIS HUFFMAN ROBERT DAVID JONES BRENDA FAYE HUFFMAN LARRY DOUGLAS LAWHORNE BRENDA SUE KEI SER Lo Le S GARY STEVENSON LINEBERRY JOSEPH RAY LINEBERRY LARRY WAYNE LAWHORNE 20 JOHN HERBERT LYLE, JR. DAVID MARK LYNN ROBERT JAMES MANUEL ASHBY HARRISON MASON, JR. JOSEPH STEPHEN MAZINGO SANDRA GAIL PAINTER PAMELA FAYE PATTERSON ALBERT FRANKLIN PLOGGER 21 DEBORAH STARR PUGH JOHN RUSSEL RADICK LORETTA MIRANDA RAMSEY CYNTHIA LOUISE REID CLINTON ROOSEVELT RICHARDSON CAROLYN ANN ROWSEY BETTY LOUISE ROWSEY ae es ROBERT LOUIS ROYER LINDA KAY RULEY DEBORAH ANN RUSS GARRY WAYNE SAUNDERS PATRICIA ELLEN SHUEY LINDA GAYLE SMITH REBECCA JANE SNIDER 23 JAMES LYNN SORRELS GARY EDWARD SPENCE DAVID ALLAN SORRELS SHARON GAIL STINNETT DAWN SUE STATON sspouciousccecan RICHIE LOVELL THACKER EMMA LOU TALBERT WILLIAM RICKEY SUTTON 24 NANCY ELIZABETH THOMPSON EDITH WEBSTER VANCE DEBORAH ANNE VEST ANN SHANNON WARD CLAIBORNE ANDREW WATTS CHARLES EDWARD WHEELER DARRYL CHANDLER WILLIAMS JEREL LAMONE WILLIAMS Parry McCluer School Library 25 eK CARER NC — — a KAREN SUE WILLIAMS BARRY EDMOND WOOD LINDA SUSAN WRIGHT SOROS Ce SENIOR ADVISORS: Landon Temple, Danny McDaniel, Elaine DeFronzo, Mary Frances Burks. 26 Remember when. . .We were soldiers for May Day. . . .We were rats. . .Mr. Hardy said, “‘This is not a pep rally.” . .We were the last ones in the lunch line. . .We had two Bob Manuels. ...The library was so small. . .We had a bake sale at Cato’s. .. .Pee Wee was less than six feet tall. . .We gave our Freshman Dance. ..“Good morning to the students and the faculty,” was an everyday occurrence. .. .We got out of school because of an electrical failure. . .We sponsored the Sadie Hawkins’ Dance. . Girls couldn’t wear pantdresses. . .We were ““Young People.” . ..We decorated for the prom. . . .We almost didn’t have a “Wonderland By Night.” . ..We went to Washington, D.C. . .We toured Marshall Library and Lee Chapel. . .We heard announcements. . .We had two Larry Lawhornes. . .We held Homecoming without rain. . We finally got an S.C.A. . . .We lost Mr. Turner, Mr. Fleenor, and Mr. Barger. . ..Assemblies were too short, too few, and too far between. . .When Jerry, Sherrell, Linda, Ashby, Nancy and Edith joined our class. . .We learned German in Coach Barger’s Latin Class. . .We received a holiday because of water shortage. . . We chose a school mascot. . .We got permission to smoke and a smoking area. .. .We were granted three rat days instead of five. . .We got the last “old class rings.” . .The other students stood up for us Seniors at the first assembly. . . Barry Wood gave the invocation at assembly. .. .WE WERE THE CLASS OF ‘69 Pa Senior Directory HENRY LEE ANDERSON 8th Grade Football, °65; 8th Grade Basketball °65; 8th Grade Track ’65. KATHLEEN LOUISE BAILEY G.A.A.’s °6465; Pep Club °67-68; Home Ec. Club °67-68, °68-'69: Deca Club ’68-69 ROY GIBSON BEARD, JR. Deca Club ’68-’69. MARTHA DAVIS BENNETT Pep Club °64-65, °68-69; Hi-Y ’67-68; Beta Club °67-69; G.A.A.’s 64-65; Vista Staff (Fashion Editor)’68-'69; French Clu b 68-69; Fashion Club ’66-’67; Library Club 64-’65. KAREN FAITH BERRY Band °64-’67. PATRICIA ANN BEVERLY JAMES THOMAS BRAY JAMES REE BREEDEN Hi-Y °64-°67; Pep Club °66-’69; Ping Pong and Chess Club °64-’65; Jr. Red Cross (President) °64-’65; F.C.A. °67-’69; Art Club °68-69; Math Club ’°68-'69; Parrimac Staff 68-69; Math Academic Award °67-68; Indoor Track ’67-69; Outdoor Track °66-69; Cross country Team ’68-’69. BRENDA LOUISE CAMPBELL Home Ec. Club °65-’67; Library Club °65-66; Business Education Club °68-’69. SHERRELL DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Tri-Hi-Y °64-°65; Pep Club °64-66; Home Ec. Club ’64-'65; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain ‘65-66; Latin Club °65-66; French Club °66 -'68; Pep Club ’66-’69; Forensics Club, Vice-Pres. 66-67; Vista Staff °68-'69; Parrimac Staff 68-69; Math Club ’68-’69. CHARLES EDWARD CARR DAVID WAYNE CARTER 8th Grade Football 64-65; 8th Grade Basketball ’64-65; Base- ball Manager 65-’68; Varsity Football 66-67; Varsity Basketball 66-68; F.C.A. 766-68; Monogram Club ’67-’68. JULIE ANN CASH Class Officer, Sec. 64-65; G.A.A.’s °64-65; Pep ‘Club ’64-'67; Class Officer, Tres. °65-66; Home Ec. Club 765-66; Math Award 67; Science Award °67; Beta Club 66-69, Vice-Pres. ’68; Pres. 69; Hi-Y °67-69, Tres. °68, Pres. 69; Girl State Delegate °68; Chemistry Award ’68. SUSAN DARLENE CATLETT G.A.A.’s °64-65; Pep Club 64-67; Fashion Club 65-66; Beta Club °67-'69, Sec. °69; Hi-Y °67-68, Rep.; Parrimac Staff 68-69, Class Sales Manager. PAULA BELLE CHARLTON Jr. Red Cross °64-65; Beta Club 765-69; History Award ’67; 28 English Award 67; History Award °68;Latin Award ’68; S.C.A. 68-69; Parrimac Staff 68-69, Class Editor. MIKE DAVID CHILDERS 8th Grade Football 64-65; J. V. Football 66-67; J.V.Basketball 66-67; Deca Club ’68-'69; Vista Staff °68-'69. CAROLYN LEA CHITTUM PAMELA SUE CLAYTOR S.C.A. ’65-'66; Class Officer, Sec. ’66-67; Beta Club °67-°69; Pep Club °67-69; Deca Club °68-’69; Parrimac Staff °68-69; Vista Staff °68-69. RONALD LYNN COFFEY 8th Grade Football ’64-°65; J.V. Basketball ’66-’67; Varsity Bas- ketball 67-69; Varsity Baseball 66-69; Unsung Hero Baseball Award ’68; Monogram Club °66-69; Deca Club 68-69; F.C.A. 68-69; Art Club 68-69, Treasurer; S.C.A. 68-69. JACOB WILLIAM COFFMAN French Club °66-’68; History Award °67; Science Award 67; English Award ’67; History Award °67. WANDA LYNETTE COLEMAN G.A.A.’s °64-65; Pep Club °64-’67; Home Ec. Club 65-66; Deca Club ’67-69, Sec. ’69. JOHN MATHEW DEJEWSKI Red Cross representative ’64-’65; 8th Grade Basketball 64-’65; Track °65-67; Monogram Club 65-69; French Club °66-67; B.V.-Lex. Roadrace °66-’68; Class Pres. 67-68; S.C.A. ’67-'69, Rep. °68, Pres. ’68-69; F.C.A. °67-’69; Basketball Statistician 67-68; Vista Cartoonist ’67-’68; Indoor Track ’67-’69; Boys State Delegate ’68; Art Club 68-69, Pres.; Cross Country °68-69; Dis- trict S.C.A. Executive Committee. Mrs. Nichols’ Creative Writing Class, 1st Period ROBERT COLE DICKINSON J.V. Football °64-’65; Track ’65-’69; Basketball 64-66: Class Pres. 64-65; Varsity Football °66-'68; Unsung Hero Football 66; Monogram Club. ’66-’69; F.C.A. ’67; Sportsmanship trophy Foot- ball °68; Class Treasurer ’68-’69; Math Club ’68-’69. THOMAS LEROY DISHMAN 8th Grade Football ’64-’65; Deca Club 66-69; Vice Pres. 69. DIANE MARIE DOREY G.A.A.’s °64-’65; Home Ec. Club 64-65; Pep Club ’67-’68. PATRICIA ANN DOREY G.A.A.’s °64-67; Home Ec. Club 64-65; Library Club ’66-’67; Pep Club °67-68; Math Club ’68-’69. LINDA JO DULL Forensics Club ’64-°65; Home Ec. Club ’64-’65; G.A.A.’s 64-65; Pep Club °64-69; French Club 67-69; Library Club ’67-’68: Parrimac Staff ’68-°69; Vista Staff ’68-'69. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON EASON Pep Club ’65-68; Fashion Club ’65, Reporter 66-67; French Club 67-69; Art Club ’68-°69; Vista ’68-'69, Editor-in-Chief; Parrimac Staff 68-69, Art Editor. CATHY VICTORIA FITZGERALD G.A.A.’s °64-65; Home Ec. Club °64-’65; Pep Club °64-’65; J.V. Cheerleader °65-66; Fashion Club ’66-’67; Business Education Club °67-'68; Deca Club ’68-’69. SHARON ELAINE FLOYD Pep Club °64-’69; Pres. ’67-68; Library Club ’66-’67, Pres.; J. V. Cheerleader °65-°67; Class Officer, Sec. ’66-’67; Girl’s State Dele- gate ’68; Deca Club 68-°69, Rep; Beta Club ’68-°69; Shorthand I Award 68. WILMALEE FLOYD Fashion Club °66-°67; Home Ec. Club ’66-67; Deca Club ’68-’69; Business Education Club, Vice Pres. 66-68. IRIS JEAN FORQUER Parrimac Staff ’68-’69 JANET MARIE GILBERT Pep Club °64-°67; Home Ec. Club ’65-’66; Library Club ’65-’66; J.V. Cheerleader 66-67. WILLIAM JACKSON GILBERT J. V. Football ’64-‘65; Deca Club ’66-’68. ANGELA ANDERSON HAMILTON G.A.A.’s ’64-66; Forensics Club ’64-°66; Hi-Y ’65-°66 French Club 66-68; Pep Club °66-'67; Beta Club °67-’69; Office Assistant 67-68; Parrimac Staff ’68-69; Physical Education Assistant 68-69. MARION JAMES HAMILTON 8th Grade Football °64-’65; J.V. Football °66-67; Varsity Football ’67-°68; Baseball ’66-'67. WILLIAM FRANKLIN HAMMOND JOSEPH LITTLETON HARTLESS 8th Grade Football °64-65; J.V. Football ’66-67; Varsity Football ’67-69; J.V. Basketball ’66-.67; Track Manager ’66-’67; Monogram Club °67-69; Class Officer, Reporter ’67-68; Deca Club °67-°69, Treasurer ’68-'69. JERRY LYNN HEIDEL Class Representative ’64-’66; Basketball ‘64-66; Band ‘64-‘67: Varsity Track °66-67; Indoor Track ’67-69; Indoor Track °67-'69; Varsity Baseball ‘67-69; S.C.A. ‘68-69. JAMES KENNETH HIGGINS JEANIE CHITTUM HOSTETTER G.A.A.’s °64-’65; Pep Club 64-66; Home Ec. Club 66-67: Deca Club, Reporter 67-68; Business Education Club °66-’67. BRENDA FAYE HUFFMAN Home Ec. Club ’64-’66; Business Education Club ’68-’69; Deca Club °68-'69; Parrimac Staff ’68-’69. HERMAN LEWIS HUFFMAN Varsity Track °65-°66; S.C.A. °66-’67; Deca Club ’68-’69. ROBERT DAVID JONES 8th Grade Football ’64-’65; J. V. Football ’66-67; Track Manager 66-67; Varsity Football ’67-69; Baseball 67-69; Scorekeeper, 8th Grade Basketball; Monogram Club ’67-°69; Beta Chib ’67-69; French Club ’68-’69; Class Pres. ’68-’69; Social Committee. BRENDA SUE KEISER G.A.A.’s °64-’65; J. V. Cheerleader ’64-65; Fashion Club 65-67; Home Ec. Club 64-66; Pep Club ’66-’67; S. C.A. °68-'69; Busi- ness Education Club ’68-’69; Parrimac Staff 68-69. LARRY DOUGLAS LAWHORNE 8th Grade Football 64-65; 8th Grade Basketball 64-65; Health Day Escort ’64-65; Homecoming Escort 65; Deca Club ’67-’68. Mrs. Winfrey’s Personal Typing Class, 2nd Period 29 LARRY WAYNE LAWHORNE Band °64-66; Track ’64-’69; Varsity Football 66-69; F.C.A. 66-69; French Club °67-°68; Indoor Track ’67-69; Deca Club 68-69. GARY STEVENSON LINEBERRY JOSEPH RAY LINEBERRY JOHN HERBERT LYLE, JR. Football °65; Track °67; Hi-Y CLub ’67-’69; Varsity Football 68-69; F. C. A. °68-69; Deca Club ’68-69; Monogram Club 68-69. DAVID MARK LYNN ROBERT JAMES MANUEL ASHBY HARRISON MASON, JR. Football 65-66, 67-68; Baseball 67-68; Basketball ’66-’68; Varsity Club 67-68. JOSEPH STEPHEN MAZINGO 8th Grade Football °64-’65; 8th Grade Basketball ‘64-‘65; J. V. Football °65-66; Varsity Football °66-’69; Baseball Manager 66-68; Monogram Club ’67-’69. SANDRA GAIL PAINTER Home Ec. Club °64-’65; Library Club ’65-’66; Jr. Red Cross repre- sentative ’66-'67; Beta Club ’67-°69; Parrimac Staff ’68-69; Busi- ness Education Club 68-69. PAMELA FAYE PATTERSON G.A.A.’s °64-65; Beta Club 67-68; Business Education Club 67-69, Tres. ’68, Pres. 69. ALBERT FRANKLIN PLOGGER Deca Club ’66-’69. DEBORAH STARR PUGH G.A.A.’s 764-68; Fashion Club ’65-67; Beta Club ’67-69; Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y °67-69, Chaplin °68-69; French Club 68-69, Sec-Tres.; Math Club ’68-69; Honor Course, ’68-’69; Parrimac Staff 68-69, Activities Editor; Vista Staff ’68-69, Page Editor. JOHN RUSSELL RADICK 8th Grade Football ’64-’65; J.V. Football 65-66; J.V. Basketball Manager °65-'67; Football °66-°69; Track 66-69; Basketball Manager °67-'69; S.C.A. ’66-68; Monogram Club ’67-’69; F.C.A. 66-69; Class Vice Pres. ’68-'69; Indoor Track °66-’67. LORETTA MIRANDA RAMSEY Home Ec. Club ’64-’66: Library Club ’65-66; Beta Club ’67-68: Deca Club °68-’69; Business Education Club 68- 69; Jr. Red Cross Representative ’65-66. CYNTHIA LOUISE REID G.A.A.’s °65-'69, Vice-Pres. 68; Pres. 69; Office Assistant 65-66; Beta Club °66-'69; S.C.A. ’67-’68; Parrimac Staff 68-69, Business Manager; Bookkeeping Award 68. EDWARD DONALD REYNOLDS, JR. J. V. Football ‘64-‘66; J. V. Track °64- 65; Varsity Track ’65-'69; Varsity Football 66-67; Monogram Club ’65-’69. 30 CLINTON ROOSEVELT RICHARDSON 8th Grade Football ’64-'65; Varsity Football ’65-68; Deca Club 66-69, Chaplain 69; Monogram Club ’66-’68; F.C.A. °67-'68. CAROLYN ANN ROWSEY Home Ec. Club ’64-’66; G.A.A.’s 64-66; Deca Club 68-69. BETTY LOUISE ROWSEY Band °64-’67, Pres. °67; Glee Club 64-65; French Club 66-'68; G.A.A.’s ’66-'67, Rep.; Library Club ’6 8-69; ROBERT LOUIS ROYER LINDA KAY RULEY Library Club ’64-’67; Jr. Red Cross representative; 66-67; Drum Majorette 66-69; Parrimac Staff ’68-'69. DEBORAH ANN RUSS GARRY WAYNE SAUNDERS French Club ’67-'68; Deca Club ’68-'69; J. V. Football ’65-’67. CAROLYN SUE SHAFER Pep Club 64-68; J. V. Cheerleader ’66-'67. PATRICIA ELLEN SHUEY Home Ec. Club ’64-67; Fashion Club 65-67; Class Officer, Sec. 68-69; S.C.A. Convention representative ’68, Parrimac Staff 68-69. LINDA GAYLE SMITH G.A.A.’s ’64-66; Pep Club ’64-’69; Library Club ’64-’65; Business Education Club °68-’69. Mr. Lane’s Math Class, Sth Period REBECCA JANE SNIDER Pep Club °65-69; G.A.A.’s °65-67, Tres. ’67; Library Club 65-66; J. V. Cheerleader ’66-67, Captain; Varsity Cheerleader 67-69, Captain ’69; Monogram: Club ’67-69; French Club 67-69, Tres. °69; Class Officer, Tres. ’66-67; Parrimac Staff 67-68. DAVID ALLAN SORRELS Deca Club ’66-69. JAMES LYNN SORRELS Beta Club °67-69; Monogram Club ’67-’69; Hi-Y Club 68-69; Football Statistician °67-68; Football Manager °67-68; Track Manager °67-’68; Honors Course ’68-’69. GARY EDWARD SPENCE 8th Grade Football 64-65; 8th Grade Basketball °64-’65; J.V. Football °65-66; J. V. Basketball °65-’66; Varsity Football 66-69; Monogram Club ’67-’69; Varsity Baseball ’66-’68. DAWN SUE STATON Pep Club °64-68; G.A.A.’s °64 65; Forensics Club ’65-67; Fashion Club °66-’67; S.C.A. ’65-67; S.C.A. Convention Represen- tative, 66; Deca Club ’67-68; Vista Staff, Sports Editor, ’68-69; Parrimac Staff, Sports Editor, 68-69; Office Assistant. SHARON GALE STINNETT G.A.A.’s 64-65; Pep Club 64-69; J.V. Cheerleader ’66-’67; Mon- ogram Club 67-69; Varsity Cheerleader °67-°69; Fashion Club 64-65; French Club °68-69; Deca Club 68- 69. WILLIAM RICKY SUTTON EMMA LOU TALBERT Social Committee °65-66; Jr. Red Cross Representative ’65- 66; G.A.A.’s ’65-66; Home Ec. Club ’65-’66; Hi-Y Club 65-69, Sec. °67; District Sec. 67; Forensics Club °65-68, Chaplain °66; Co-Pres. °68: Fashion Club ’66-67, Tres.; Beta Club 66-69; Pep Club °67-68, S.C.A. °67-68; Math Club ’68-’69; Class Officer, Vice-Pres. ’65, 68; Science Fair Award 66; Math Award ’68; English Award °68;- Vista Staff 68-69; Parrimac Staff, Senior Editor ’68-69; School reporter for Lexington Gazette 68-'69; Honors Course. RICHIE LOVELL THACKER NANCY ELIZABETH THOMPSON Home Ec. Club ’66-67; G.A.A.’s 66-67; Pep Club °66-67. EDITH WEBSTER VANCE G.A.A.’s ’63-64; Pep Club 63-64; Forensics Club ’63-65; Jr. Red Cross Representative °65-°66; Fashion Club ’65-66; French Club 65-67; Home Ec. Club 68-’69. DEBORAH ANNE VEST Home Ec. Club °64-67; Pep Club ’64-’67; Fashion Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Representative °67-'68. ANN SHANNON WARD S.C.A. °64-66,'68-69, Secretary 69; Debate Team ’64-'67: F.H.A. °64-67; 8th Grade Basketball ’64-'65; Varsity Cheer- leader °65-°67, Co-Captain; Track Team ’65-67; Pep Club 67-69; Hi-Y Club °67-69; Beta Club ’67-’69; G.A.A.’s ’67-68; Honors Course ’68-'69; Vista Staff 68-69. CLAIBORNE ANDREW WATTS Track °64-°65; Beta Club ’67-’69; Track Manager ’67-’68; S.C.A. °67-68; Math Club 68-69; Parrimac Staff, Editor-in-Chief ’68-69. CHARLES EDWARD WHEELER DARRYL CHANDLER WILLIAMS Hi-Y Club °64-’65; Forensics Club °64-’65; S.C.A., Vice Pres. 68-69. JEREL LAMONE WILLIAMS Deca Club ’68-’69. KAREN SUE WILLIAMS G.A.A.’s °64-67; Home Ec. Club 64-65; Hi-Y Club ’67-’68; French Club ’67-'68; Pep Club ’64-’69, Pres. 69; Parrimac Staff 68-69; Vista Staff ’68-°69; Math Club 68-69. BARRY EDMOND WOOD J. V. Basketball ‘64-65; Drama Club ’64-’65; Class Officer, Vice-Pres. 65-66; French Club °65-’66; Science Camp repre- sentative °65-66; Track 66-69; Monogram Club 67-69; F.C.A. °68-'69; S.C.A., Treasurer ’68-69; Indoor Track ’67-’69. LINDA SUSAN WRIGHT F.H.A. °64-66; Basketball 65-66; Drama Club 65-66; Li- brary Club °65-’66, Tres.; Pep Club ’64-'69; G.A.A.’s ’66-67; Deca Club ’67-69, Parliamentarian, 69. Activities in other schools 31 Jim Adams Tony Altman Bill Bailey Mike Bare Susanna Beach JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: TREASURER, Tom Sager; PRES- Steve Berry IDENT, Keith Glass; SECRETARY, Sue Flint; VICE PRESI- Lloyd Beverly DENT, Louie Heidel; not pictured, REPORTER, Tony Altman. GRASS 0 19 70 Jackie Byers James Campbell Steve Campbell Edward Cash Mary Ellen Chittum Mike Chittum 32 Bill Clark Stanley Coffey Linda Clark James Coleman Sandra Coleman Carmela Del Vecchio Steven Dejewski Virginia Dickinson Janice Douty Janie Felts Preston Evans Geraldine Fields Kenneth Flint Ninita Floyd Sue Flint Susan Fridy Keith Garrett Carolyn Gearhart William Garrett Dennis Gilbert Keith Glass Hilton Greene Sandra Goolsby Marvin Hamilton David Hamric Robert Harrison Annette Hawes Louie Heidel Stephen Henson Nita Hopkins Pamela Jenkins Kenneth Johnson Galen Lynn Greg Lynn Peggy Majors Pres Manuel Tony Mays Winnie Faye Mays Ronnie Painter Bill Patterson Mike Reynolds Ricky Rogers Donnie Huffman Joey Huffman Stockton Keiser David Lotts Paul Lynn Bill McCall Sue Manuel Marjorie Mason Shirley Nelson Karen Nowlin Chuck Phelps James Radick Trudy Rowsey Tom Sager Jay Schneider Braton Shewey Donna Sheltman Tracey Shewey Debbie Shifle :t Karen Smeak Gary Shutt Karen Smith Steve Smith Linda Staton David Snead Lynn Talbert Dale Taylor Tony Tyree Mary Tomlin Zane Wallace Alanda Wheeler Laura Wheeler Kathy Whitten Wade Wilmer Woody Woodward Hope Zollman 35 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SECRETARY, Carolyn Burks; PRESIDENT, Mike Irvine; REPORTER, Gaye Sorrels; VICE PRESIDENT, Jimmy Hedrick; TREASURER, Shelby DePriest. Barbara Ayers Calvin Beverly Christine Beverly Betty Billings Marianna Blackburn Aileen Blankenship Eva Bray Jackie Brockenbrough Carolyn Burks Susan Byers Charlotte Camden Sheila Camden Michael Carawan Mike Carter Tim Chittum Herman Clark Thelma Clark 36 Caryn Claytor Ricky Claytor Mary Clements Freeman Coffey Larry Coffey Donnie Coleman Harriet Coleman Sheila Coleman C.W. Coward Susan Creasy Wanda Dejewski Brian DePriest Shelby DePriest David Dickinson Edward Dishman Melinda Disney John Douglas Debbie Downey Janet Driscoll Jack Dyer Sue Ewald Sandra Edwards Karen Elliot Robert Fitzgerald Shirley Fitzgerald Robert Floyd Terry Forquer Arnold Fox Nelson Fox Robert Franklin a7, Walter Garrett Vickie George Keith Gilbert Greg Goolsby Billie Jean Hall Mark Hall Jackie Hamilton James Hamilton James Hedrick Beverly Henson Darlene Huffman Sandra Huffman Wayne Huffman Larry Humphries Wesley Humphries Mike Irvine Betty Keyes Darlene King David Knick Donald Knick Donald Lineberry Paula Lynn Timothy McCormick Doris Moore Bonnie Neice David Nuckols Vickie Odgen Patty Olson Diane Painter 38 Galen Sorrels Gaye Sorrels Sheila Spence Eldon Staton Linda Stinnett Lewis Twitty Henry Vance Joe Watts Alice Ward Teresa Wilhelm Janet Wilmer Deborah Wood Judy Wood Bill Woodward Dale Wright Mike Painter Pam Pappas Lillie Richardson Larry Rogers Gordon Rowsey Jeff Sandridge Kay Scott Marsha Scott Allen Shafer Cathy Shafer Fred Shuey Becky Smals 39 FRESHMAN CLASS Robin Ramsey; REPORTER, Jane Wheeler; SECRE- TARY, Linda Goolsby; VICE PRESIDENT, Byron Adams; not pictured, PRESIDENT, Sidney Jones. Byron Adams Bill Albright 40 OFFICERS: Teresa Bare Becky Bartley David Bates Cheryl Bane Barry Beard David Boehm Jana Bray David Burke Karen Byers Connie Byles Cornelia Carter Mark Carter Joyce Cash Penny Childers Judy Clark TREASURER, Thurman Coffey Debbie Coleman Everette Coleman Gary Coleman Ricky Coleman Karen Conner Norma Dandridge Barbara Dejewski Bill Del Vecchio Linda Drumheller Eddie Dudley Oran Eakin Sharon Eakin Cathy Edwards Kenneth Empting Kenneth Evans Renae Fenton Kathy Ferguson Steve Finch Bonnie Fitzgerald Karen Fitzgerald Michael Garrett Steve Gatzke David Gearhart Cecil Gibson David Gill Sarah Glenn Diane Goolsby Linda Goolsby Ronnie Greene 41 42 Diane Groah Donna Groah Enoch Hager Daniel Hamilton Gary Hatter Martha Hawes Robert Henson Theresa Henson Barbara Huffman Mike Jennings Robin Johnson Joyce Jones Sidney Jones Kitty Kizer Danny Lawhorne Roger Lineberry Wayne Lineberry Jeff Lynn Kenny McManama Wyma Mason Wayne Mayo Gregory Moore Debbie Morgan Denise Morgan David Morris Debbie Ogden Sheila Ogden Jesse Painter Donna Petrie Robin Ramsey Ronald Ramsey Janet Robens Carolyn Roberts Martha Ruff Cathy Sager Dennis Sears Donnie Shafer Priscilla Shaw Robert Slough Barry Smith Fred Smith Patty Smith Susan Smith Tommy Snider Marjorie Snyder Rodney Sorrels Evelyn Spence Teresa Spence Geary Staton Barry Stinnett Patsy Stinnett Janice Taylor Joanne Taylor Brenda Templeton Larry Tomlin Mike Twitty Myra Tyree Louise Vance Dan Ward Dawn Wheeler Jane Wheeler Leroy Wheeler Barry Whitten Myrica Winn Ruby Wood Linda Sanderson Kim Sandridge 43 44 Gary Agnor Charles Albright EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: SECRETARY, Gail Lynn; REPORTER, Shirley Huffman; PRESI- DENT, Nancy Wade; VICE PRESIDENT, Pam Staton; TREASURER, Sharon Camden. Donna Argenbright Daniel Ayers Carol Bailey Donna Bates Mark Berry David Beverly Susan Bowers Frances Bradley Steven Breediove Robert Burch Patricia Camden Sharon Camden Darrell Campbell Joan Campbell Rose Carter Tom Carter Linda Chittum Claude Clark Betty Clements Larry Coleman Linda Coleman Darlene Coward Craig Covington Cathy Dalton Mike Davis Debbie Dickinson Betty Jo Dorey Sandra Driscoll Timmy Dudley Paul Durham Michael Dyer Faith Evans Jane Ewald Vickie Flesher C.E. Floyd Joan Floyd Patrica Garrett Carol Gatzke Alan Gibson Sandra Gibson Charles Golden Jeff Goolsby Jan Greene Gary Groah Darlene Groah Vickie Groah Elizabeth Hager Gary Hamilton Robert Hamric 45 Kathleen Harris Mary Jane Henson Chris Hilton Shirley Huffman Arnold Humphries Kenneth Humphries Ronnie Humphries Donna Jeffries Mary Keiser Larry Keyes Lemmoin King Page Krebs Gail Lynn Eileen McCormick Roger McDaniel Debbie McGowan Richard Markham Bernard Martin Linda Martin Cindy Mason Kenneth Mazingo Brenda Miller Susie Miller Sherrie Nichols Peggy Nowlin Charlie Page Danita Painter Ronnie Patterson Robbie Pugh Sandra Ramsey Skipper Ramsey Joyce Richardson Bobby Ridings Wayne Rogers 46 Vickie Rowsey Georgianna Sanderson Rhonda Sandidge Eugene Schuyler Robert Shafer Marlene Slough Danny Smals Ronnie Smals Diane Smith Dianne Sollenberger Ruth Sorrels Billy Staton Charlene Staton Jerry Staton Pam Staton David Stinnett Bobby Thompson Carla Thompson Jan Thompson Diane Thorne David Truslow Charles Updike Nancy Wade Larry Ward Robert Ward Jim Weigand Lois Wheeler Chery] Williams Bobby Wright Kathy Wright 47 ACTIV ites 48 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ed S.C.A. OFFICERS: Janie Felts, REPORTER; John Dejewski, PRESIDENT; Brenda Keiser, TREASURER; Paula Charlton, HISTORIAN: Ann Ward, SECRETARY; Mrs. Krebs, SPONSOR; Darryl Williams, VICE PRESIDENT; Mrs. Teaugue, SPONSOR. EE EE s, Darryl Williams, Ann Ward, John Dejewski. Second Row: Joyce Cash, Pat Shuey, Paula Mike Dyer, Harriet Coleman, Judy Clark, Kitty Kizer, Jerry Heidel, Jack Dyer, David S.C.A.: First Row: Barry Wood, Janie Felt Charlton, Gayle Lynn, Brenda Keiser. Third Row: Jones. Fourth Row: Charles Albright, Mrs. Krebs, Cathy Ferguson, Jimmy Hedrick, Debbie Pugh, Steve Berry. Fifth Row: Mike Irvine, Woody Woodward, Ronnie Coffey, Jim Adams, Keith Gilbert, Louie Heidel. Sixth Row: Shirley Huffman, Ruth Sorrels, Preston Evans, Mrs. Teague, John Radick, Keith Glass. 49 50 The S.C.A. provides students with the opportunity for self government. It promotes a high standard of responsibility, encourages an atmosphere of friendliness between students and teachers, and coordinates student activities. This year the S.C.A. sponsored an appearance on Saturday Session, headed a discussion group at the District meeting and chose three outstanding teenagers to compete on the state and national level. Also, it ' provided books for seniors entitled “OFF TO COLLEGE,” sent two delegates to the P.T.A. conference at Natural Bridge, and created an S.C.A. lounge. ee OS SE es eres] John Dejewski, S.C.A. PRESIDENT, presents the Art Club totem pole to Fort Defiance. BETA CLUB BETA CLUB: The Beta Club is a part of the central organization of the National Beta Club and consists of students with a creditable scholastic record of achievement and worthy character. It’s purpose is ‘“‘to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students, to reward meritorious achievement and to encourage : and assist students to continue their oat os re education after high school.” : 1 BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Louie Heidel, VICE PRESIDENT; Mrs. Schneider, SPONSOR: Julie Cash, PRESIDENT; Mrs. Nichols, SPONSOR; Susan Catlett, SECRETARY. Beta Club Meeting Ricky Rogers and Susie Beach represent the Beta Club in Christmas Parade. BETA CLUB: First Row: Emma Lou Talbert, Angie Hamilton, Pam Claytor, Louie Heidel, Julie Cash, Susan Catlett, David Lotts. Second Row: Tony Tyree, Pam Jenkins, Susie Beach, Sharon Floyd, Debbie Pugh, Ann Ward, Bill Clark. Third Row: James Sorrels, Clay Watts, David Jones, Ricky Rogers, Carolyn Gearheart, Mrs. Nichols. Fourth Row: Cindy Reid, Paula Charlton, Martha Bennett, Mrs. Schneider. 51 CO-ED HI-Y CO-ED HL-Y: The CO-ED HL-Y is a student Christian organization. It’s purpose is “to create, maintain, and extend” throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Kim Sandridge and Kathy Sager represent the CO-ED HI-Y in the Christmas Parade. CO-ED HLY: First Row: Jeff Sandridge, REPORTER; Susan Byers, Cathy Sager, SECRETARY-TREASURER; Mary Clements, VICE PRESIDENT: Julie Cash, PRESIDENT. Second Row: Charlie Page, Robbie Pugh, Rhonda Sandidge, Kathy Wright, Susan Bowers, Emma Lou Talbert. Third Row: Linda Chittum, Mary Ellen Chittum, Debbie Dickinson, Betty Clements. Fourth Row: James Sorrells, Freddie Shuey, Arnold Humphries, Mrs. Davidson, Debbie McGowan. Not pictured—Debbie Pugh, CHAPLAIN; and Kim Sandridge, SCRAPBOOK CHAIRMAN. 52 LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Miss Stubbs, SPONSOR;; Gary Shutt, PRESIDENT; Myrica Winn, SECRETARY-TREASURER. Marriage, Latin Style LATIN CLUB: The Latin Club was organized this year to present a broader view of Roman civilization and the history of Latin literature. Activities of the club members have included field trips to Washington, Richmond, and V.M.I., the production of the play A Day in Old Rome for a high school assembly, a Roman banquet, participation in the annual state-wide Latin Tournament, and club meetings to celebrate various Roman holidays and religious rites. id ! a i ee ee LATIN CLUB: First Row: Jana Bray, Myrica Winn, Carol Gatzke, Ruth Sorrells, Donna Jeffries, Elizabeth Hager, Steve Gatzke, David Gearheart, Dennie Gilbert. Second Row: Gary Shutt, Patty Smith, Shirley Huffman, Linda Chittum, Debbie Wood, Bobby Ward, Charlie Page, Bobby Burch. Third Row: Sarah Glenn, Jane Wheeler, Harriet Coleman, Becky Smals, Janet Robens, Judy Clark, Chris Hilton, Charlie Updike. Fourth Row: Dianne Smith, Louise Vance, Janet Driscoll, Terry Forquer, Kim Sandridge, Robbie Pugh, Jimmy Hedrick, Charles Albright. Fifth Row: Mary Ellen Chittum, Kitty Kizer, Cathy Sager, Patty Olson, Marsha Scott, Mike Irvine, Dale Wright, Marriana Blackburn, Miss Stubbs. = MONOGRAM CLUB THE MONOGRAM CLUB: The purpose of THE MONOGRAM CLUB is to promote student interest in athletics and to MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Manuel, VICE PRESIDENT; sponsor activities which increase this interest. Becky Snider, SECRETARY; John Radick, PRESIDENT; Coach Henson, SPONSOR. 54 MONOGRAM CLUB: First Row: Becky Snider, Beverly Henson, Sharon Stinnett, Betty Billings, Sue Ewald, Sue Manuel, Linda Staton, Winnie Mays. Second Row: John Radick, Don Reynolds, Barry Wood, John Dejewski, John Lyle, J.R. Lineberry, Ronnie Coffey, Steve Mazingo. Third Row: Larry Lawhorne, Lewis Twitty, David Carter, Jim Adams, Stanley Coffey, Charlie Wheeler, Joey Hartless, Pres Manuel, Chuck Carr. Fourth Row: John Douglas, Fred Smith, Bill Woodward, Robbie Floyd, Woody Woodward, Robert Dickinson, Wayne Lineberry. Fifth Row: Dan Ward, Gary Coleman, Eldon Staton, Bobby Fitzgerald, James Sorrels, David Jones, Sidney Jones, Dennis Gilbert, Bill Clark. Sixth Row: James Radick, Paul Lynn, Donnie Coleman, Preston Evans, Gary Spence, Bill McCall. jale (CIE Cia: NOTICE FRIDAY - OEC, 13. 1968 PMHS YS ROBT E. LEE HERE AT 800 PH SATURDAY OEC. 14. 1968 - PMHS CHRISTMAS ANCE 8:00 1:30 PM IN THE GYM AOTHINE- AS EYER StwcvED viru FRreesase EMERSON PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Jimmy Hedrick, VICE PRESIDENT; Coach Henson gives a pep talk. Joyce Cash, SECRETARY; Miss Stubbs, SPONSOR; Karen Williams, PRESIDENT; Gay Sorrels, REPORTER. PEP CLUB: The PEP CLUB aims to promote good sportsmanship at all sports activities and events and to encourage good school spirit. The Pep Club, also, provides transportation to away games and meets. PEP CLUB: First Row: Karen Williams, Jimmy Hedrick, Miss Stubbs, Joyce Cash. Second Row: Myrica Winn, Susan Byers, Patty Olson, Mary Ellen Chittum, Peggy Majors, Gaye Sorrels. Third Row: Dawn Staton, Virginia Dickinson, Linda Dull, Becky Snider, Pam Claytor, Sherrell Campbell, Sheila Spence. Fourth Row: Sarah Glenn, Patty Smith, Kitty Kizer, Beverly Henson, Sharon Stinnett, Jeff Sandridge, Dan Ward, Henry Vance. Fifth Row: Majorie Snyder, Debbie Morgan, Cathy Sager, Linda Staton, Sue Manuel, Winnie Mays, Judy Clark, Renae Fenton, Denise Morgan. Sixth Row: Robbie Pugh, Diane Smith, Robin Ramsey, Sue Ewald, Betty Billings, Debbie Coleman, Kim Sandridge, Linda Goolsby, Terry Bare. Seventh Row: Carolyn Burks, Dawn Wheeler, Priscilla Shaw, Jane Wheeler, Theresa Spence, Shelby DePriest. 55 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A.’s: The G.A.A. encourages girls to participate in athletics. It promotes physical fitness and sportsmanship. At the close of each year, members are presented awards when they obtain the required number of points for attendance and participation in the activities of the G.A.A. The G.A.A.’s practice gymnastics. 56 G.A.A.: First Row: Cynthia Reid, Linda Stinnett, Debbie Shiflett, Sheila Spence. Second Row: Eva Bray, Theresa Wilhelm, Susan Byers, Rhonda Sandidge, Patricia Camden, Louella Rowsey, Betty Clements, Billie Jean Hall, Linda Chittum, Linda Clark. Third Row: Theresa Henson, Cindy Mason, Diane Painter, Debbie McGowan, Diane Thorne, Donna Jeffries, Gayle Lynn, Debbie Dickinson. Fourth Row: Carol Roberts, Thelma Clark, Kay Scott, Melinda Disney, Kitty Kizer, Patty Olson, Robin Ramsey, Theresa Spence, Priscilla Shaw, Eileen McCormick. Fifth Row: Rose Carter, Peggy Nowlin, Susie Miller, Joyce Jones, Sue Flint, Tracey Shewey. DECAY CLUB Ea Sa DECA CLUB gets set for a trip. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA: The DECA CLUB helps students become better acquainted with the business DECA CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: First Row: Sharon world of marketing and distribution. It encourages a respect for Floyd, REPORTER; Linda Wright, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Wanda education and the responsibilities of our free enterprise system. Coleman, SECRETARY. Second Row: Mr. McDaniel, SPONSOR; Robert Royer, PRESIDENT; Leroy Dishman, VICE-PRESIDENT; Joey Hartless, TREASURER. DECA CLUB MEMBERS: First Row: Linda Wright, Sharon Floyd, Pam Claytor, Wilma Floyd, Loretta Ramsey, Brenda Huffman, Woody Woodward, Roy Beard, Mike Bare. Second Row: Henry Anderson, Robert Royer, Galen Lynn, Keith Garrett, Mr. McDaniel, Pres Manuel. Third Row: Jack Gilbert, Mike Chittum, John Lyle, Ronnie Coffey, David Carter, J.R. Lineberry. Fourth Row: Gary Lineberry, Larry Lawhorne, Tim Bray, Larry Lawhorne, Gary Saunders, Mike Childers. Fifth Row: Chuck Phelps, Dawn Staton, Cathy Fitzgerald, Sharon Stinnett, Bobby Harrison, Kathy Bailey, Hilton Greene, Charlie Wheeler. Sixth Row: Arnold Fox, Lloyd Beverly. 57 ART CLUB ART CLUB: First Row: Sherrie Nichols, SECRETARY; Page Krebs, Eileen McCormick, Darlene Huffman, VICE-PRESIDENT; Kim Sandrige. Second Row: Charles Golden, Jim Weigand, David Dickinson, John Dejewski, PRESIDENT. Third Row: Jimmy Coleman, Tony Altman, Ree Breeden, Betti Eason, Stanley Coffey. Fourth Row: Ronnie Coffey, TREASURER; Mrs. Taylor, SPONSOR. The PMHS ART CLUB Christmas float. ART CLUB: The ART CLUB promotes an interest in art in the school and in the community and is open to all students interested in art. This year the club members went on sketching picnics, framed paintings to beautify the school, entered the Christmas parade, and painted the totem pole for Fort Defiance. Also, the club planned a field trip to the Virginia Museum in Richmond. 58 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB: The FRENCH CLUB is open to all French students and others wishing to take an interest in the language. It is hoped that through group projects and exposure to French in an in- formal atmosphere, a genuine interest in foreign languages will be generated at Parry McCluer. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Terry Bare, VICE-PRESIDENT; Debbie Pugh, SECRETARY-TREASURER; Ricky Rogers, PRESIDENT; Mr. Peckham, SPONSOR. FRENCH CLUB: First Row: Debbie Ogden, Debbie Morgan, Virginia Dickinson, Susie Beach, Betti Eason, Martha Bennett, Linda Dull, Debbie Pugh. Second Row: Jay Schneider, Robin Ramsey, Renae Fenton, Linda Goolsby, Becky Snider, Pam Jenkins, Janice Douty, Gayle Lynn, Carol Bailey. Third Row: Tony Tyree, Peggy Majors, Denise Morgan, Sharon Stinnett, Bill Clark, Kenny Empting, Robbie Floyd. Fourth Row: James Coleman, Bob Manuel, Sue Flint, Tracey Shewey, Stockton Keiser, David Jones, Ricky Rogers. Fifth Row: Mike Reynolds, Bill Patterson, Chuck Carr, Tom Sager, Jim Adams, Mr. Peckham. a2 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: First Row: Debby Dickinson, Donna Bates, Sandra Driscoll, Joyce Richardson, Theresa Henson, Sandra Ramsey, Sharon Eakin. Second Row: Louella Rowsey, Sheila Coleman, Peggy Nowlin, Sandra Edwards, Martha Hawes, Mary Keiser, Georgianna Sanderson, Linda Sanderson, Pat Stinnett. Third Row: Cornelia Carter, Ninita Floyd, Marlene Slough, Alice Ward, Mrs. White, Rose Carter, Annette Hawes, Faith Evans. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: The Home Economics Club en- courages home-like, social activity among its members. The club took a weekend trip and hike to Natural Bridge and held four educational meetings with speakers, audio visuals and club member participation. 60 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Sheila Coleman, PRESIDENT; Patsy Stinnett, REPORTER; Mrs. White, SPONSOR; Sandra Edwards, VICE PRESIDENT; Annette Hawes, TREASURER. Not pictured, Donna Argenbright, SECRETARY. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTS: First Row: Sharon Eakin, Linda Stinnett, Denise Morgan, Renae Fenton, Debbie Morgan, Charla Thompson, Kathleen Harris. Second Row: Robin Johnson, Patty Smith, Judy Clark, Robin Ramsey, Joyce Cash, Wanda Dejewski, Kathy Ferguson, Sarah Glenn, Theresa Henson, Patricia Camden, Louise Rowsey, Jane Ewald. Picts, ? , re RH creo MME ITU LIBRARY CLUB: The Library Club is made up of twenty-three volunteer student assistants. The purpose of the club is to assist the librarian in providing the best library services possible. The members of the club prepare books for circulation, check library Library; Miss Meador checks the books. passes, decorate bulletin boards, check out books, help to keep the library clean and in order, and perform many other services as needed. 61 MATH CLUB MATH CLUB: The Math Club informs and helps the students become acquainted with and interested in mathematics. MATH CLUB OFFICERS: Sherrell Campbell, PRESIDENT; Ricky Rogers, VICE PRESIDENT; Mr. Moore, SPONSOR; Not Pictured, Pam Claytor, SECRETARY. MATH CLUB: First Row: Betty Clements, Louella Rowsey, Patricia Camden, Pam Jenkins, Susie Beach, Peggy Majors, Janice Douty, Sherrell Campbell, Judy Wood. Second Row: Page Krebs, Clay Watts, Debbie Pugh, Sue Flint, Tracey Shewey, Tony Tyree, Pam Claytor, David Jones, Mr. Moore. Third Row: Mrs. Burks, Ninita Floyd, Bill Patterson, David Lotts, Stockton Keiser, Ree Breeden, Betti Eason, John Radick. Fourth Row: Martha Hawes, Ricky Rogers, Charlie Wheeler, James Sorrels, Gary Saunders, Robert Dickinson. Fifth Row: Joyce Cash, Kathy Ferguson, Karen Connor. 62 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES F.C.A.: The F.C.A. seeks to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of Christian fellowship. The club sponsors guest speakers and movies which concern athletes and their faith in God. ee FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTAIN ATHLETES OFFICERS: Bobby Fitzgerald, SECRETARY; Woodward, VICE PRESIDENT. John Lyle, PRESIDENT; Bill FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: First Row: John Dejewski, Bobby Fitzgerald, Bill Woodward, John Lyle, Larry Coffey, Ronnie Coffey. Second Row: Barry Wood, Stanley Coffey, Jimmy Hedrick, Dale Wright, Mike Irvine. Third Row: Mr. Leadbetter, Larry Lawhorne, Robbie Floyd, Woody Woodward, Coach Hostetter. 63 THE MARCHING BLUES P.M.H.S. marching Blues BAND: The P.M.H.S. Band, this year was directed by Mr. Landon Temple, Jr., a graduate of East Carolina University. The Marching Blues performed precision drills and played before all football games and during half-time activities. This created a livelier interest in the games and in the band itself. They also participated in Christmas parades in Clifton Forge, Lexington, Glasgow, and Buena Vista. The band was the proud winner of first place in Glasgow, and third place in both the Lexington and Buena Vista parades. The Band Captain, Keith Glass, was selected to attend the Virginia All-Regional Band Conference in Harrisonburg. In addition, the Concert Band presented a Christmas concert and its annual Spring Festival of Music. ny . nace RRNETEEEET EE Mr. Landon Temple, P.M.H.S. band director 64 P.M.H.S. Color Guard BAND OFFICERS: Barney Adams, FIRST BAND MAJORETTES: Linda Ruley, DRUM MAJORETTE; LIEUTENANT; Keith Glass, CAPTAIN; Nancy Wade, Kathy Whitten, Caryn Claytor, Linda Goolsby, Linda Clark, Janie COLOR GUARD COMMANDER; James Coleman, Felts, HEAD MAJORETTE. SECOND LIEUTENANT; Greg Moore, SECOND LIEUTENANT; Thurman Coffey, FIRST LIEUTEN- ANT. 65 Bede ASIA i es es VISTA STAFF: The goal of the Vista Staff, open to all interested PM HS. students, is to publish a monthly school newspaper. The “Vista” features a sports page, editorial page, and informs the school about club activities and other events that take place throughout the school year. VISTA STAFF: First Row: Sherrell Campbell, REPORTER; Ann Ward, REPORTER; Dawn Staton, SPORTS; Betti Eason, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF; Debbie Pugh, PAGE EDITOR; Susan Byers, COLUMNIST. Second Row: Robert Royer, COLUMNIST; Jeff Sandridge, PAGE EDITOR; Emma Talbert, COLUMNIST; Gaye Sorrells, COLUMNIST. Third Row: Richie Thacker, BUSINESS MANAGER; Karen Williams, REPORTER; Pam Claytor, PAGE EDITOR: Mr. Gilbert, SPONSOR. 66 67 THE 69 PARRIMAC °69 PARRIMAC STAFF: Emma Talbert, SENIOR EDITOR; Paula Charlton, CLASS EDITOR; Dawn Staton, SPORTS EDITOR; Susan Catlett, CLASS SALES MANAGER; Betti Eason, ART EDITOR. Second Row: Mrs. Taylor, SPONSOR; Cynthia Reid, BUSINESS MANAGER; Clay Watts, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ; Debbie Pugh, ACTIVITIES EDITOR. Let’s take time out for the snow. WORK SESSION: Paula Charlton, Emma Talbert, Pat Shuey, Mrs. Taylor, Pam Claytor, Betti Eason, Sherrell Campbell, Cynthia Reid. 68 69 PARRIMAC STAFF: First Row: Sherrell Campbell, Linda Dull. Second Row: Pat Shuey, Cindy Reid, Karen Williams, Debbie Pugh. Third Row: Paula Charlton, Tony Tyree, Clay Watts, Dawn Staton. (The 69 Parrimac cover was drawn by Ree Breeden.) CANDID PHOTOS Big Blue Leaders ? Remember when we were RATS 18} dnl 1 iit Hey is A ui 4 ay i bith ye y in P.M.H.S. faculty. New teachers jo 69. of The “RATS” ing the crown? $s carrying See who’ RATS do strange things! 70 Look who’s in the HONOR COURSE! Here comes the BAND! Is this any way to hold a meeting? 71 The School Mascot — Jeff Lynn What’s new in Town! The Smoking Group How to paint a room! Sherrell is always in the middle of things? Just clowning around! 73 74 FOOTBA ILjb As a result of hard work and dedication on the part of the players arid coaches, the Fighting Blues enjoyed a winning season this year. The victories over rival Natural Bridge along with those over Amherst, Appomattox, Nelson County, Harrisonburg, and Clifton Forge gave the Blues a season record of 6-4, and a fourth place standing in the Valley District. Each game was highlighted with enjoyable half-time entertainment by the ‘‘Marching Blues.” Jeff Lynn dressed as the school mascot, appeared for the first time at the annual Shrine Bowl Game. Football Scores-1968 P.M.H.S. OPPONENTS Amherst 25 6 Appomattox 21 7 Renee 0 7 Yelson County 13 7 Albemarle 14 20 Harrisonburg 14 6 Waynesboro 0 25 Clifton Forge 19 0 Natural Bridge 19 7 Lexington 6 9 Coaches Henson and Worley First Row: Robert Dickinson, David Carter, John Lyle, Charlie Wheeler, Bob Manuel, J.R. Lineberry, David Jones, Steve Mazingo. Second Row: Joey Hartless, John Radick, Lewis Twitty, Pres Manuel, Chuck Carr, Donnie Coleman, Kenny Higgins, Gary Spence. Third Row: James Radick, John Douglas, Barry Smith, Robert Fitzgerald, Paul Lynn, Larry Hawhorne, Eldon Staton, Bill McCall. Fourth Row: Coach Martz, Wayne Lineberry, Sidney Jones, Fred Smith, Robbie Floyd, Marvin Hamilton, Gary Coleman, Coach Hostetter. Fifth Row: Coach Henson, Bill Clark, Stanley Coffey, Dan Ward, Coach Worley. as David Jones leads interference for Charlie Wheeler against Clifton Forge. Kenny Higgins on touch down run against Amherst. David Carter goes for a first down against Lexington. Charlie Wheeler picks up yardage against Natural Bridge with David Jones and Lewis Twitty blocking. 76 J.V. Football Scores-1968 P.M.H.S. OPPONENTS John L. Lewis 7 6 Natural Bridge 28 0 Lexington 0 oes: Amherst 0 6 Natural Bridge DIN 13 Rockbridge is} 14 Lexington 0 28 VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Ricky Rodgers, Bill Woodward, Wayne Bradley, Bill DelVeccio. ed BLUES 1S KB Op 25d 4 er: JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: First Row: Eddie Dudley, Bill Albright, Stanley Cash, Byron Adams, Darrell Campbell, Charles Updike, Roger Lineberry, Billy Staton, Charles Albright. Second Row: Larry Tomlin, Leroy Wheeler, Barry Whitten, Ricky Coleman, Chris Hilton, Mike Davis, Arnold Humphries, Bobby Birch, Robert Shafer. Third Row: Coach Martz, Thurman Coffey, Kenneth Evans, Mike Twitty, Daniel Ayers, Steve Finch, Jerry Painter, Bobby Ward, Coach Hostetter. Not pictured: Jimmy Hedrick, Manager. aif SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: First Row: Gary Spence, Kenny Higgins, Bob Manuel, Charlie Wheeler, Joey Hartless, David Jones. Second Row: Chuck Carr, Robert Dickinson, John Radick, J.R. Lineberry, John Lyle, Steve Mazingo, David Carter, Larry Lawhorne. TACKLES: John Radick, J.R. Lineberry. GUARDS: Robert Dickinson, John Lyle 78 FULEBAGK:= David Jones CO-CAPTAINS: Bob Manuel, Charlie Wheeler ENDS: Chuck Carr, David Carter CENTER: Steve Mazingo a2 B A SKE TB A ILJL There were six seconds left to play, Pres Manuel was on the one and one; the crowd grew tense; his shot was good. The Blues called time. When the team came back Pres made the second shot, the crowd went wild. Time ran out and score was Parry McCluer 51 Lexington 50-our first win! Three days later the Blues went on to win another 51-46 against Albemarle County. The Blues were on a winningstreak and were known to other schools as the comeback team of the year. BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row: Bob Manuel, Coach Hostetter, Pres Manuel. Second Row: David Dickinson, Larry Coffey, Dan Ward, Paul Lynn, Hope Zollman, J.R. Lineberry, Wayne Lineberry, Dennis Gilbert, Charlie Wheeler, Donnie Coleman, Braton Shewey, and Ronnie Coffey. Varsity Basketball Scores-1969 P.M.H.S. OPPONENTS R.E. Lee 45 65 Holy Cross 65 69 Albemarle 45 62 Amherst 38 42 Natural Bridge 49 59 Waynesboro 41 81 Rockbridge 61 64 Harrisonburg 38 54 Holy Cross 64 88 Rebelsee) 48 58 Lexington 51 50 Albemarle Sl 47 Lexington 61 64 Amherst Syl 2 Natural Bridge 58 70 Rockbridge 58 62 Harrisonburg 61 83 Coach Hostetter 80 a g Bob Manuel scores two for P.M.H.S. against Lexington for Dennie Gilbert shoots a foul shot against the Leemen of first win. Staunton. Ronnie Coffey shoots from the corner against Rockbridge. Charlie Wheeler drives for a lay-up against the Lancers of Amherst. 81 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row: Jimmy Hedrick, John Douglas, Robbie Floyd, Sidney Jones, Larry Coffey. Second Row: Donnie Lineberry, Freeman Coffey, Henry Vance, Nelson Fox, Lewis Twitty, Barry Whitten, Fred Smith. Not pictured: Leroy Wheeler and Robert Fitzgerald. SKK wt John Douglas pumps in two against Leemen J.V.’s for win. 82 J.V. Basketball Scores-1968 Reba ice Holy Cross Albemarle Amherst Natural Bridge Waynesboro Rockbridge Harrisonburg Holy Cross RebaaeS Lexington Albermarle Lexington Amherst Natural Bridge Waynesboro Rockbridge Harrisonburg PMS. 31 33 46 19 52 46 38 38 41 36 40 51 26 32 44 37 29 41 OPPONENTS a0 a2 Jz 38 42 40 28 40 47 63 31 41 19 28 39 58 22 49 Eight Grade Basketball Seores-1968 P.M.H.S. OPPONENT Alleghany 40 LS Amherst 30 31 Natural Bridge Si 14 Lexington 61 ie, Clifton Forge 32 46 Clifton Forge 34 28 Alleghany 27 23 Chris Hilton drives for two points against Clifton Forge Lexington 38 9 as Mike Davis looks on. Amherst 39 14 Natural Bridge 49 Ie) EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row: Co-Captains, Mike Davis and Chris Hilton. Second Row: Coach Hathaway, Billy Staton, Danny Smals, Charles Albright, Bobby Ward; Manager, Robbie Pugh. Third Row: Charles Updike, David Stinnett, Skipper Ramsey, Robert Austin. Fourth Row: Darrell Campbell, Timmy Dudley, Arnold Humphries. TR A C K The indoor track team last year was the State runner-up and lost only three meets. The 84 Blues had to rebuild this season because 7 senior lettermen graduated. After a perfect outdoor season of 9 wins last year, the Parry McCluer track team had a few returning lettermen, but some of the new recruits looked good. The stiffest opponents for the Big Blues this season were expected to be Albemarle and Waynesboro. INDOOR TRACK TEAM: First Row: James Radick, Larry W. Lawhorne, Jerry Heidel, Ree Breeden. Second Row: Woody Woodward, David Knick, Bill Woodward. Third Row: Jeff Lynn, Steve Knick, Mike Irvine, Larry Humphries, Dale Wright. Fourth Row: Tony Mays, Bill Clark, Marvin Cash, Jackie Byers, Wilford Ruff, Dale Wright. OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM: First Row: Ree Breeden, Robert Dickinson, Larry W. Lawhorne, John Radick. Second Row: Bill Clark, Bill Woodward, Mike Irvine, Larry Humphries, Woody Woodward. Third Row: Dale Wright, Jackie Byers, Stanely Cash, David Knick, Donald Knick, Wilford Ruff. Fourth Row: Lynn Talbert, Tony Mays, Gary Shutt, Jack Dyer. Fifth Row: Coach Peckham, Preston Evans. Not pictured, C.W. Coward. Track Coach Robert Peckham Indoor track helps team get ready for outdoor season. 85 A EBALL Last year the Blues won the regular season baseball B S championship but lost in the tournaments. This year another successful season was predicted, as many of last year’s players were back and there was an able bench to back up the first-stringers. The rival coaches and teams looked for a strong team from P.M.H.S. BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Sidney Jones, Robbie Floyd, Larry Coffey, Bobby Harrison. Second Row: Gary Spence, Bob Manuel, Ronnie Coffey, Pres Manuel. Third Row: Barry Smith, Dennis Gilbert, Louie Heidel, Paul Lynn. Fourth Row: Jerry Heidel, Tom Sager, Bill McCall, Wayne Lineberry. 86 SPORTS FANS Through rain, sleet, and sometimes snow the Fighting Blue’s fans packed the stands at all sports events and pep rallies. Regardless of each seasons outcome, the sportsmen were aware of an enthusiastic crowd yelling in the stands. The gym floor sure is hard. C’mon Blue . . shoot! Deserted? ... No, just half time! Close score and serious fans All for Parry McCluer, stand up and... 87 CHEE LEA DE iS The role of a cheerleader is one of responsibility. Throughout the R R year our cheerleaders set an example of good sportmanship for the student body as well as the community. Pep Rallies, the Sweet- heart Dance, entertaining visiting cheerleaders and keeping an array of posters throughout the school are some of the many activities our cheerleaders have participated in this year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Linda Staton, Winnie Faye Mays, Sue Manuel, Becky Snider (Captain), Betty Billings, Sharon Stinnett, Sue Ewald, Beverly Henson. Seniors, Becky Snider and Sharon Stinnett. 88 U.F.O.? No, Unidentified Flying Cheerleader. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Priscilla Shaw, Teresa Spence, Carolyn Burks (captain). Second Row: Dawn Wheeler, Shelby DePriest, Jane Wheeler. 89 SES ‘ ‘ 4 SE SE CAE ADVERTISEMENTS 90 Sewing Machine-Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Also, Parts and Supplies—All Makes D.E. 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