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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

4 QATTCLINZAC OT) a rs 30 ‘ ae . : , ce ’ a, Pei ny mi i Ie 4 , aa” Megr wt ae a one ptt , 7 %. Parry McClagr=School Libramy : 2 _ oe ae = bd Sg ay vt te , - % o ‘She ‘Table Opening ee eat be naven PPM et wh as: YO, Activities pee Sew Senior Avge SUN Ray of Contents Geatuies . . Jie dled itera nes RS Parry McCluer School Library ‘Daniel Me Clung Camden WS ysalticevitayp 4 Mr. Camden even smiles on report card day! Mr. “C” a celebrity?!!? We, the 1971 Senior Class of Parry McCluer High School present in dedication the 1971 Parrimac to one of the greatest men and friends who has ever walked within these halls. He is a man who has so patiently helped many students to solve a seemingly impossible prob- lem or at one time or another has shared his advice with someone and helped him to make the right decision in a time of distress. This man is highly respected and loved by the students at Parry McCluer. This is why we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Daniel M. Camden. ee Se ee Se we SY eal a =e % eS oe «@ am oe OS a td — eo @ 2, «ee? oZae? ‘ ae ae et ae ae aes. a See er ee ie ee a pe eT ee. PO oe ie er By eee ae ar ie om ee vy A - tie e hy, “we - ie? - o = —_ dee o 2 4 a 4 + a a ae e3 Aven SENIOR EDITOR Betty Billings ACTIVITIES EDITOR Patty Olson EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Susan Byers FACULTY EDITOR Marsha Scott ae SPORTS EDITOR Beverly Henson UNDERCLASS EDITORS — Kathy Fer- guson, Joyce Cash, Marjie Snyder, Denis Morgan. PHOTOGRAPHERS BUSINESS MANAGER David Dickinson Sue Ewald Jim Hedrick 6 . . betas dhe alot of “things | f ee a, | | “ Students, What you see above is the 1971 Parrimac Staff: Sue, “Bev’’, Betty, Susan, Patty, Marsha, Karen, “Dick”, Jimmy, “‘Ferbie-T’’, “Snitter’’, “Joy”, and ‘‘Tess’’, who are all under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Denise Hawkins, a memory in our time. These kids have really worked hard to raise money, meet deadlines, and bring up new ideas to make this a bigger and better yearbook. My greatest hope is that in years to come you will look back through these pages and remember how those “ ’ol high school days” were the best days you ever lived. I personally would like to thank and commend highly the Staff for the fine and one fabulous job they did. Also, to Mrs. Hawkins and Mr. Earl T. Edwards. Sincerely, Susan L. Byers Editor-in-Chief Linda Agnor David Austin Barbara Argenbright Mary Bailey Rexter Black Cindy Brokenbrough James Broughman Jay Brown Claudia Campbell David Campbell Mike Carter Kathy Cash Kathy Chittum Jimmy Clark Mike Clements Gail Coffey Pres. — Mark Hamric, V. Pres. — Sarah Radick, Sec. — Richard Painter, Treas. — Joan Fabrizo, Rep. — Dawn Hatcher. Landy Coffey Donna Coleman James Coleman Janet Connor Mark Creasy Jill Cropp Janet Dale Gaynelle Davis Pee Wee Dorey Nancy Dorey Bruce Douglas Wayne Downs Sherri Eakin Anne Ewald Joan Fabrizo Penny Fauber Edwin Flesher Marvita Flint Mike Flint Karen Floyd Samuel Glenn Mary Golden Magdalene Gray Debbie Greene 10 And Nous introducing Late q ee ; es : ee j ¢ Fe gone . ace crs Se Ss Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall... Kathy Loughead Teresa Lugar Susie Martin Greenlee Mazingo Donna Mason Carol Mater Cindy Mays Greg Moore Rita Moore Terry Moore Mike McManama Kim Moran Richard Painter Danny Patterson Timmy Petrie Sarah Radick Ronnie Rhodes William Rhodes Bill Ridings Allan Rogers Robert Rowsey Briant Salmon Claudette Saunderson Clyde Saunderson 11 David Hall Pam Hall Sammy Hall Mark Hamric Linda Hartless Dawn Hatcher Charlotte Hedrick Charles Hickman Lewis Humphries Hylton Johnson David Justice Mark Justice Jerry Knick Milton Lawhorne Chuckie Lewis Chester Lineberry “B LAH!” “What you see is what you get!” p2 Wanda Sanderson Marlene Sandidge Cindy Saunders Lisa Scott Linda Shafer Preston Shafer Dwight Shanks Darlene Slagle Lonnie Slough Sharon Slough Paul Smals Cindy Smith Jimmy Smith Kevin Smith Sharon Smith Rudeli Smoot Anthony Spinner Gerald Staton Rhonda Staton Patty Sterrett Linda Stinnett Gary Truslow Jeanette Twitty Lynn Updike Albert Vest Gwen Walker Pam Wallace Teresa Wann Terry Wann Gary Ward David Wheeler Stanley Whiteside Susan Whiteside Barbara Wood Deborah Zimbro cc Watch out! My brakes failed. Stress ... only four more years of this stuff. 13 Vicki Adams Billy Agnor Randy Bare Keith Barger Mark Beverly David Beverly Carol Bryant Ricky Burks Brenda Campbell Greg Cash Lovella Chandler Darryl Chittum Doris Chittum Sharon Chittum Steve Chittum Darlene Clark Shirley Clark David Coffey Wesley Coffey Kevin Cropp Donna Dandridge Jeanie Dickinson Norma Dorey Irene Douglas Martha Douglas Paulene Douglas Richard Douglas Marsha Dudley Sharon Dull Bobby Eason Terry Edwards Joyce Evans Ginnie Jo Fauber Terry Finch Betty Fitzgerald 14 Pres. — Julie Harris and Darby Lawhorne, V. Pres. — Kevin Cropp, Sec. — Jeanie Dickinson, Treas. — Carol Wheeler, Rep. — Teresa Manuel. Wayne Fitzgerald Roy Forquer Sheila Garrett Vicky Gibson Sherri Golden Kathy Gray bill Kathy Groah Debbie Hamilton Donna Hamilton Garland Hare Julie Harris Sherri Hatcher Tim Hill Butch Hogan Kenneth Humphries Romona Humphries Angela Johnson Teresa Justice Andrew King Debbie Lasson Darby Lawhorne Martha Lawhorne Sharon Lawhorne Pam Lewis Rosetta Lewis David Lineberry Jane Lynn Kay McDaniel Debbie McManama Teresa Manuel Donna Mays Patricia Moore Mr. C. tells em how it is! 15 Mike Morrison Julia Nowlin Patty Nuckols Debbie Painter Karen Painter Peggy Pappas Virginia Patterson Mitzi Pelter Cathy Petrie Mitzi Renz Debbie Reynolds Ella Richardson Marlene Roberts Rose Roberts Reva Rowsey Sandra Ruley Georgiana Sanderso Barry Sandidge Karen Scott Ralph Slagle Tommy Slough Francis Smith Wanda Smith Albert Smith Curtis Smith Mark Smith Kirby Snider Ronnie Staton Mark Templeton Teresa Thompson Laureen Thorton Karen Tyree Sharon Tyree Martha Vance Brenda Van Ness The Greater caus Hre Hhead Debbie and: Keith; more hardworking Freshmen. Denise Vedro Edie Wagner Leslie White Richard Wagner Paul Watts Carol Wheeler Connie Wood Lou Zollman 16 Angela says, “I think I’ve got it.” “Speak no evil!” Debbie, Connie, and Steve 17 President — Gayle Lynn Vice President — Shirley Huffman Secretary — Mary Keiser Treasurer — Jim Weigand Representative — Charlie Page Donna Argenbright Gary Agnor Robert Austin Carol Bailey Donna Bates Mark Berry Frances Branley Steve Bradley Bobby Burch Patricia Camden Sharon Camden Darrell Campbell Joan Campbell Rose Carter Tom Carter Linda Chittum Claude Clark Betty Clements Darlene Lineberry Kathy Dalton Mike Davis Debbie Dickinson Betty Jo Dorey Sandra Driscoll Timmy Dudley Paul Durham Mike Dyer Faith Evans Jane Ewald Diane Fauber Deborah McGowan Richard Markham Bernard Martin Linda Martin Cindy Mason Wyma Mason Brenda Miller Peggy Nowlin Charles Page Danita Painter Ronald Patterson David Patterson 19 Vicky Flesher C, E. Floyd Joan Floyd Deborah Franklin Michael Garrett Patricia Garrett Carol Gatzke A. Gibson Charles Golden Jeff Goolsby Jan Greene Jo Anne Groah Vickie Groah Gary Hamilton Robert Hamric Shirley Huffman Arnold Humphries Chris Hylton Donna Jeffries Mary Keiser Lester Kennedy Larry Keyes Gayle Lynn Eileen McCormick Thomas Pifer Robby Pugh Skipper Ramsey Joyce Richardson Bobby Ridings Louella Rowsey Rhonda Sandidge Eugene Schuyler Robert Shafer Marlene Slough Danny Smals Ronald Smals Diane Smith Diane Sollenberger Ruth Sorrells Billy Staton Charlene Staton Pam Staton Becky Teague Jan Thompson Diane Thorne David Truslow Charles Updike Nancy Wade Bobby Ward Larry Ward Jim Weigand Lois Wheeler Kathy Wright James Wright Bobby Wright SAAR QEE ne AERA “ag . Iw RS : SRR ERR GRAS mR aS CESS SRR ae . GS Se Terry Bare Becky Bartley Barry Beard Jana Bray David Burks Karen Byers Connie Byles Evelyn Camden Pres. — Steve Gatzke, V. Pres. — Sarah Glenn, Sec. — Martha Hawes, Treas. — David Morris, Rep. — Leroy Wheeler. Just Gotta QUE My Frucedom! Cornelia Carter Mark Carter Penny Childers Gail Chisholm Thurman Coffey Everette Coleman Gary Coleman Barbara Dejewski Carolyn Dishman Eddie Dudley Oran Eakin Sharon Eakin Remember Big Deb doin’ her thing? 23 Kenneth Evans Kathy Ferguson Steve Finch Steve Gatzke David Gearhart Billy Gibson Wella! Wella! Wella! Judy Gibson Sarah Glenn Linda Goolsby Darlene Groah Diane Groah Donna Groah 24 Enoch Hager Daniel Hamilton Gary Hatter Martha Hawes Theresa Henson Barbara Huffman Michael Jennings Buck Jones Andrea Kerr Kitty Kizer Roger Lineberry Jeff Lynn Kenny McManama Greg Moore Debbie Morgan Juniors in typing class. Walk on by! 25 Denise Morgan David Morris Debbie Ogden Sheila Ogden Stephen Patteson Robin Ramsey Donnie Shafer Priscilla Shaw Linda has much to say! We didn’t ask to be in here, anyway! 26 Rusty Shaw Eddie Dudley Fred Smith Mike Smith Patty Smith Susan Smith Tommy Snider Marji Snyder Rodney Sorrels Geary Staton 27 Myrica Winn Gail Wood Wayne Wright Janet Robens Janice Taylor Monica Teague Brenda Templeton Larry Tomlin Michael Twitty Louise Vance Dan Ward Jane Wheeler Leroy Wheeler Barry Whitten Kitty and Terry doin’ some powerful thinking! You say this is your favorite pastime, Barry?!? SLO Concert Band The Parry McCluer High School Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Landon S. Temple makes use of a wide variety of music. Practices were held every day during sixth period. Each year the Concert Band puts on the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. These are both open to the public. Mr. Landon Temple worked very hard this year to make Buena Vista very proud of its high school band. 32 PARRY MECLUER HIGH SCHOOL Bann BUENA eral SAND Diane Sollemburger and Thurman Coffey worked hard making this year successful for the MARCHING BLUES. 33 Marching f The Parry McCluer High School Marching Blues under the direction of Landon S. Temple was really under way this year. They had sixty-four players, a twenty member color guard, a drum major, a drum majorette, and one feature twirler. The officers were: Drum Major — Thurman Coffey, Drum Majorette — Diane Sollenburger, Color Guard Commander — Shirley Huffman, Feature Twirler — Marvita Flint, Captain — Greg Moore, Ist Lt. — Thurman Coffey, Secretary — Marsha Scott, and Treasurer — Harriet Coleman. 35 Mr. Temple looks over some new music. The color guard kept busy this year. Honor Course Helps Push Academically Goward 08 Gl) ES : iti ¥ “nal Ist row: Robin Ramsey, Sandra Edwards, Diane Painter, Karen Elliot, Martha Hawes, Kitty Kizer, Marsha Scott, Shelia Coleman, Sarah Glen. Second row: David Burke, Nelson Fox, Mike Carawan, Steve Patteson, Orin Eaken, Robbie Floyd, Jimmy Hedrick. Chorus The Chorus sings for the Christmas Assembly. tema HHA SUNVEROGEUERE HHHHHHE al SCA First row: Mr. Camden, Mike Irvine, Jack Dyer, Denise Morgan, Jim Hedrick, Betty Billings, Gail Chisom. Second row: Mike Clements, Darby Lawhorne, Jennie Dickenson, Patty Knuckles, Al Smith, Robin Ramsey, Barbara Dejewski, Terry Bear, Jane Wheeler, Julie Harris, Cathy Petre. Third row: Linda Stinnett, Sarah Glenn, Kitty Kizer, Debbie Dickinson, Shirley Huffman, Shelby DePrist, Bev Henson, Marica Winn, Carol Bailey. Third row: Keith Gilbert, Fred Shuey, Ronnie Smals, Jim Weigand, Kevan Cropp, Cris Hilton, Martha Hawes, Patty Smith, Sharon Slough, Lisa Scott, Marvita Flint, Jill Cropp, Sarah Radick, Gail Lynn, Sharon Dull, Mrs. Muirhead. Fourth row: Vikie Adams, Trish Ferguson, Dawn Hatcher, Rusty Shaw, Charles Updike, Steve Gatsky. SCA LES Pas és The Student Cooperative Association coordinated student affairs while giving the student body the right of self govern- ment. The SCA consisting of elected homeroom representa- Neri iis EN Elen ts tives, class presidents, and elected officers. This year the SCA conducted many projects. They worked for an Honor Code and presented information to the students about it. A Sports- manship Code which the SCA provided was placed in the gym. With the help and cooperation from the students the SCA was able to have another successful year. Vista Staff hurries to get paper finished VISTA. FIRST ROW: Sponsor: Mr. Irvine. SECOND ROW: Teresa Giese, Eva Bray. THIRD ROW: Denise Morgan, Angela Johnson, Pam Pappas. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Cash, Bobby Eason, Gail Chisolm, Marjorie Mason. FIFTH ROW: Monica Teague, Robin Ramsey, Debbie Dickinson, Gary Hatter, Brenda Templeton. SIXTH ROW: Mark Smith, Becky Teague, Debbie Morgan, Kevin Cropp, Bobby Fitzgerald, Sarah Glen. The Vista is the Parry McCluer High School news- paper, published by the student editorial staff six times a year. Regular features of the paper include: ““New Teachers”, “Private Eye’, “Senior Spotlight”, “The Sports Desk’’, ““Alumnus of the Month’’, “Best Sellers”, and “Class News’’. For the first time the publication was under the management of co-editors, Eva Bray and Teresa Giese. Beta Club leads by serving others FIRST ROW: Jack Dyer, Terry Bare, Marsha Scott, Robin Ramsey, Martha Hawes, Karen Elliot, Sarah Glen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bontemps, Jane Wheeler, Shelia Coleman, Terry Forquer, Sandra Edwards, Robbie Floyd, David Burke, David Gearhart. THIRD ROW: Diane Painter, Carolyn Burkes, Shelby DePrist, Mike Carawan, Nelson Fox, Oran Eaken, Jimmy Hedrick, Kitty Kizer. The Beta Club is a service organization consisting of students with high academic ratings and character. This year they sponsored the appearance on Klass- room Kwiz, purchased a state flag for the school, and they attended the State Beta Convention in Rich- mond on March nineteenth and twentieth. Jack Dyer is this year’s president. The secretary, Marsha Scott and Vice President, Terry Bare worked very hard this year. First row: Sue Ewald, Kathy Fergeson, Linda Goolsby, Jane Wheeler, Bev Henson, Shelby DePrist, Betty Billings. Second row: Robbie Floyd, David Dickinson, Dan Ward, Bobby Eason, Bobby Ward, Larry Coffey, C. W. Coward, Wayne Mayo, Mike Carter, Tom Carter, Lewis Twity. Third row: Coach Timberlake, Leroy Wheeler, Bill Woodward, Jimmy Hedrich, Wayne Lineberry, Buck Jones, Jeff Lynn, Mike Carawan, Barry Whitten, Nelson Fox, Whesley Humphries, Charlie Page, Darrell Campbell, Fred Smith. Fourth row: Mark Carter, Bobby Fitzgerald, Danny Lawhorne, Arnold Humphries, Robert Shafer, Butch Breedlove, David Stinnett, Gary Cash, Cris Hilton, Steve Finch, Gary Coleman, Robbie Pugh, Jack Dyer, Greg Cash, Steve Gatzke, John Douglas. The Monogram Club was comprised of boys and girls who ; had earned their varsity letter. The purpose of the Monogram M O rogram uu Club is to promote student interest in athletics and sponsor activities which increase this interest. Drama Club: “All The World Ss A Stage First row: Mrs. Bontemps, Mike Carawan, Nelson Fox, Jack Dyer, Charles Lauria, Tim McCormick, Wilford Ruff, Brian DePrist. Second row: Keith Gilbert, Susan Byers, Mike Irvine, Sue Ewald, Pinky Smith, Mike Painter, Joyce Jones, Shelia Camden, Pam Pappas, Teresa Giese. Third row: David Dickenson, Diane Painter, Carolyn Burkes, Betty Billings, Bill Woodward, Mike Carter, Gay Sorrells, Larry Humphries, Darlene King, Bev Henson, Shelby DePrist. Fourth row: Lillie Richardson, Majorie Mason, Janet Driscoll, Becky Smals, Marsha Scott, Patty Olson, Eva Bray. Fifth row: Ricky Claytor, Freddie Shuey. Pep Club keeps up the school spirit FIRST ROW: Linda Stinnett, Pricilia Shaw, Teresa Spence. SECOND ROW: Sue Ewald, Myra Tyre, Myrica Winn. THIRD ROW: Shelby DePrist, Terry Bare, Kitty Kizer, Marjory Snyder, Denise Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Jane Wheeler, Carol Wheeler, Mitzi Pelter, Greg Moore, Gail Chisom, Eddie Slough, Robin Ramsey, Sarah Glen, Louise Vance, Susan Byers. FIFTH ROW: Linda Goolsby, Denise Vedro, Jane Lynn, Mark Carter, Robert Austin, Gary Cash. SIXTH ROW: Joyce Cash, Debbie Vassar, Trish Fergeson, Gary Hater, David Gearhart, Steve Patteson. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Billings, Lou Zollman, Kathy Petrie, David Burke, Donnie Shafer, Mike Carter, Gary Coleman, Everette Coleman. EIGHTH ROW: Bev Henson, Kathy Fergeson, Linda Stinnette, Debbie Dickinson, Linda Chittum, Lisa Scott, Eddie Wagner, Angela Johnson, Carol Bailey. The German Ch ub David Austin, Mark Berry, Greg Cash, Steve Chittum, David Coffey, Harriet Coleman, Jimmy Hedrick, Bev Henson, Larry Keys, Doris Moore, Jesse Painter, David Patteson, Barbara Dejewski, Janet Driscoll, Sue Ewald, Olan Gibson, Dawn Hatcher, Martha Hawes, Bobby Ridings, Kay Scott, Becky Smals, Richard Wagner, Bobby Wright. 41 Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers of America is an organization com- taken or are taking Home Economics, The over all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. posed of dedicated members who are working ““Toward New of America Horizons.” It is open to all high school students who have First row: J ennie Fauber, Sherri Southers, Mitzi Renz, Rose Carter, Shelby DePrist, Carolyn Burkes. Second row: Donna Mays, Diane Smith, Sharon Eaken, Rosetta Lewis, Norma Dorey, Susan Byers. Third row: Mrs. Miles, Becky Teague, Betty Clements, Martha Vance, Patricia Moore, Loreen Thornton, Miss Carper. The Ked Cross VE cavayaauss Active Again First row: Kitty Kizer, Sarah Glenn, Carol Gatzke, Eileen McCormick, Diane Sollenburger, Debbie Dickenson, Jane Ewald. Second row: Myrica Winn, Patty Smith, Sharon Slough, Denise Vedro, Jennie Dickenson, Jane Fabrizio, Lynn Updike, Linda Chittum. Third row: Sharon Dull, Charlotte Hedrick, Carol Mater, Becky Teague, Diane Painter, Carolyn Burkes, Martha Hawes, Patty Olson, Janet Robbins, Mrs. Hawes. Fourth row: Gail Chisom, Louise Vance, Betty Billings, Bev Henson, Sue Ewald, Robbin Ramsey, Terry Bear, Debbie Reynolds. This is the first year the Junior Red Cross has been active in the high school for several years. The purpose of this club is to improve youth of high school age with practical and effective channel through which they become participants in planning, decision making, and operation of Red Cross community service activities as a part of their education, and encourages their continued interest in Red Cross as a volunteer. A2 Wey, oa (@ HA. embew Eau While ‘They Lean Front row: Ricky Claytor, Betty Keys, Freddie Shuey, Linda Stinnett, Bill Woodward. Second row: Larry Humphries, Gay Sorrels, Larry Coffey, Barry Beard, Eddie Slough, Cookie Garrett, Mr. Love. Third row: Pam Pappas, Timmy Chittum, Penny Childers, Mark Hall, Rusty Shaw, Bobby Tompson. Fourth row: Jackie Brockenbrough, Allen Shafer, Kay Scott, Walter Garrett, Donnie Shafer. Lika Club Promotes Litsray SRessarch Front row: Cindy Mason, Debbie McGown, Linda Agnor, Charlene Staton. Second row: Miss Meador, Pam Staton, Cindy Smith, Donna Argenbright, Marlene Sandage, Tresa Mannuel. Art Clubs Develops Cusative Skills First row: Mr. Fuller, Monica Teague, Becky Teague, Wilford Ruff, Gail Chisolm, Mark Carter. Second row: Gary Hamilton, David Hall, Karen Tyree, Greg Moore, Brenda Campbell, Gary Hater, Darlene Coward, Jana Bray, Connie Byles, David Dickinson, C. W. Coward. f The Art Club is open to all interested students at PMHS. Sketching picnics are held in the Fall and Spring. A trip to the galleries in Richmond and Washington and a sidewalk sale is planned for this spring. The club gives students a chance to meet socially and exchange ideas. Through individual and team activities the GAA strive to develop physical fitness, social adjustments, self pride, sports- manship, and a sense of fair play. At their weekly meetings, the Z members were encouraged to participate in a variety of sports GHA ° fee Say EEp and athletics. Special events to broaden the scope of their playing and spectator skills, and their sense of school and A ¥ community spirit. Front row: Mitzi Renj, Martha Douglas, Lou Zollman, Tricia Moore, Jane Ewald, Martha Vance, Rose Carter, Rhonda Sandidge, Louise Vance, Jeanette Fauber, Sarah Radick, Kathy Loghead, Debbie Franklin, Sue Ewald, Mrs. Wright. Second row: Peggy Nolin, Carol Mater, Penny Fauber, Charlotte Hedrick, Sheri Golden, Pam Hall, Ann Ewald, Claudette Sanderson, Magdelene Gray, Joan Fabrizio, Laureen Thornton, Rose Roberts. Third row: Jill Cropp, Gail Coffey, Ramona Humphries, Kim Moran. 44 Whe Hi-Y cre Qles Ofnistian A yeneeelvss eon le erent enim The Hi-Y is a church affiliated club whose purpose is to “create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character.” Developing within each young person a sense of personal worth, self discipline, and integrity is the principal func- tion. The club platform is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. It is open to any student inter- ested in moral and spiri- tual values. FRONT ROW: Charlie Page, Jim Weagand, Sharon Dull, Martha Hawes, Debbie Dickenson. SECOND ROW: Robbie Pugh, Angela Johnson, Betty Clements, Jennie Dickenson, Mike Clements. THIRD ROW: Wanda Sanderson, Gaynell Davis, Debra Mason, Mary Golden, Pam Hall. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Cropp, Mrs. Davitson, Martha Vance, Rita Moore, Barry Sandidge. 45 SAS Continues Secices, Woops esa Harel SAS. First row: Mr. Camden, Kieth Gilbert, Bev Henson, Kitty Kizer, David Dickinson. Second row: Jeff Lynn, Denise Morgan, Jack Dyer, Terry Bare, Nelson Fox, Betty Billings, David Morris, Jane Ewald, Jimmy Hedrick. Third row: Gail Chisolm, Darrell Campbell, Jennie Dickinson, Greg Cash, Patty Olson, Eva Bray, Sheila Coleman, Sue Ewald. Students Associated for Service was established to work under the Guidance Department in order to promote better student guidance. The club will do any service when asked by the administration. This year the SAS marked the chairs in the auditorium and helped Mrs. Burks in the Guidance Office. The Co-Sponsors are Mrs. Burks and Mr. Danny Camden. EATERS RITA RY Math Ghol Makes Roots And Squares Front row: Ronnie Smals, David Patteson, Robin Ramsey, Debbie Morgan, Debbie McGown. Second row: Debbie Dickenson, Gail Chisolm, Sarah Glenn, Rh onda Sandidge. Third row: Darlene Coward, James Wright, Louise Vance, Denise Morgan. Fourth row: Darrell Campbell, Robert Austin, Danny Lawhorne, Donnie Shafer. Fifth row: Gary Hater, Gary Hamilton, Tom Carter, Greg Moore. Sixth row: Freddie Shuey, Wayne Mayo, Kenny McManama, Charlie Updike. Seventh row: Mike Morrison, Mark Carter, Wayne Linberry, Mrs. Davis, Gary Coleman. Eighth row: Bobby Ward, Joyce Cash. Seisnce Cluls Neflects New Ideas + . a Front row: Kathy Cash, Wyma Mason, Cindy Mason, Danita Painter, Patricia Camden, Carol Gatzke. Second row: Dianne Sollenberger, Debra Franklin, Faith Evans, Rose Carter, Sandy Driscoll, JoAnn Groah. Third row: Mrs. Turner, Robbie Pugh, Vickie Rowsey, Sandy Ramsey, Penny Fauber, Mr. Smals. 47 omecoming; Beautiful, Great! f pe paaunanaere reed peer! Cece eee eons Eighth grade princess was Jill Cropp escorted by Mike Mc- Ninth grade princess was Teresa Mannuel escorted by Wayne Manama. Fitzgerald. Cheryl Williams escorted by Timmy Dudley represented the Majorie Snider escorted by Jeff Lynn represented the junior sophomore class. class. Gay Sorrells escorted by Mike Irvine was one of the senior Sue Ewald escorted by Larry Coffey was a second senior repre- representatives. sentative. Beverly Henson, the third representative, was crowned Homecoming Queen by the principal, Mr. Berchard Hatcher. Beverly was chosen by the football team and she made a very beautiful homecoming Queen. Her escort was Pinky Smith. A Homecoming dance was held after the game to celebrate the Fighting Blues’ victory. The rench Clul; Ul, deux, trois... Go! Front row: Charlie Page, Robert Hamrick, Sarah Glenn, Myricia Winn, Dave Knick, Patty Smith, Mr. Hollen. Second row: Bobby Ward, Debbie Reynolds, Thersa Lugar, Eva Bray, Sharon Chittum. Third row: Kevin Cropp, Mike Morrison, Tim Petrie, Donna Coleman, David Nuckles. Fourth row: Patty Olson, Carol Gatzke, Diane Sollenburger, Sharon Slough, Jane Lynn. Fifth row: Mary Kiser, Shirley Huffman, Dan Ward, Carol Wheeler, Mitzi Palter. Sixth row: Steve Gatzke, Tom Carter, Barry Whitten, Chester Lineberry, Jeff Lynn, Robbie Pugh, Richard Painter, Eddie Wagner, Angela Johnson. Seventh row: David Gearhart, Cathy Petrie, Jeff Goolsby, Jimmy Smith, Donna Jefferies, Linda Chittum, Gail Chisom, Sharon Dull. Eighth row: David Burke, James Wright, Denise Vedro, Jim Weagand, Debbie Lasson, Charlie Updike, Butch Hogan, Everette Coleman, Arnold Humphreys. Ninth row: Orin Eakin, Tim Duddley, Gary Hamilton, Skipper Ramsey, Cris Hilton, Donnie Shafer, Greg Morre, Billy Staton, Gary Coleman, Bobby Thompson, Bobby Birch. Tenth row: Darrell Campbell, Robert Austin, Gary Hater. - ae leded LILO T py ugaseanas br : id gusnins® ge oee TTDI tr tittteeereceees TATE SN ‘Oo D1) Class of 1971 President Keith Gilbert Vice-President Secretary Charles Carolyn Lauria Burks Treasurer Reporter Shelby Sheila DePriest Coleman ak a ri ny _¥. 52 Sandra Gayle Berry “Sandra” Meetings on the bleachers — What fun?! Elizabeth Bryant Billings Marianna Blackburn Eva Jane Bray “Betty” “Marianna” ‘‘Eaber” Cutest — Jimmy Hedrick and Carolyn Burks As Seniow . ofa Marshall Cole Brockenbrough “Jack” Susan Louise Byers ““Babe”’ Carolyn Kay Burks “Carolyn” nee gO OVET oUt High Sv byavall Years . i Sheila Ruth Camden Sheila” Charlotte Ann Camden “Charlotte” Wittiest — Mike Carter and Joyce Jones Michael Don Carter “Mike” Michael Wayne Carawan ““Pecker” 54 Timothy Lee Chittum Thelma Jean Clark “Tim my” “Thelma” Cl Aas O 1Q7I Richard Glenn Claytor “Ricky” Larry Loving Coffey “Larry” Lewis Freeman Coffey Harriet Adele Coleman Freeman a | Harriet Laem first, ME WETE “ats 55 Sheila Kay Coleman “Sheila” With “ Seniow Are G reat | Rae ae Ail. sills Coach Base Coach Worley, Be Ae Site Clarence William Coward a W ie Susan Arlene Creasy ““Susan”’ You’ve got to be kidding! Stover Lee Dalton “Pee Wee”’ 56 Best Dancers — John Douglas and Teresa Giese Wanda Darlene Dejewski “Wanda” We Were idly Biddy Greshmen. i Brian Murray DePriest Briati Lectures and notes... is this togetherness? John Bartholomew Douglas Batis eS Shelby Jean DePriest ay) ia “Shelby” David Charles Dickinson f= “Dick” ] 57 Here we are! Janet Elizabeth Driscoll Herbert Jackson Dyer, Jr. S Jane ke Nbr of IOTI Jack”’ Sandra Faye Karen Sue Edwards Elliott “Sandra” “Karen” Most Likely To Succeed — Robbie Floyd and Sheila Coleman Hawkins Dance or EP ford of the Hien” tnd Someo and Julict . we Shirley Mae Fitzgerald “Shirley” Margaret Sue Ewald Si Robert Houston Fitzgerald “Bobby” ... And our Christmas Dance. Terry Lee Forquer el erry: Robert Curtis Floyd “Robbie” Stomecoming and Did someone say something funny? Nelson David Fox “Nelson” og Walter Franklin Garrett “Walter” Teresa Wilhelm Giese ““Tess”’ silly: aS Boards ohhh thea TE eee Ak caste th bth aes ‘ yet eek OPER eG 184 rt lee th tba bg sg A408 Heth hd etenese ttt] eee Phe REET tte POSE hE TTT® Pete Peeeegeaatttt it tpi Keith Carver Gilbert PREC Robert Gregory Goolsby “Greg” Exams CAME and went Billie Jean Hall Billie”’ scat Most Athletic ? Nelson Fox and Sue Ewald Mark Steven Hall Mark”’ ROOTIN - 2. e SRA Se BLU 4 : Everybody roots for the BLUES! James Clayton Hamilton ! Sine James Hurt Hedrick “Jimmy” Berverly Ann Henson ““Bev”’ Jacqueline Ann Hamilton “Jackie” Larry Embree Humphries “Twinkles” Round and round and round it Wayne Lee Huffman goes, where it stops, nobody “ee ”° ! Wayne knows 62 William Wesley Humphries “Wesley” “Mike” Nothing like sitting while everyone else stands... Judith Lynn Kennedy Betty Elizabeth Keyes CT. “Judy” “Betty” (Oba The Dilemma of the Neus ; Smoking TP. eunit O IQTI 63 Darlene Victoria King ie te bx | Pie ee i David William Knick “Vickie” re ‘ ie Aa . “David” Manel Be Rooms 606, 607, 008, and 609 Especially. The Beta Conceptions ah Best Dressed Lewis Twitty and Harriett Coleman Donald Paige Knick “Duck” +. Charles Peter Lauria ..4 Suicide?? “Chas” Scared ... me?? 1as 64 Donald Franklin Lineberry eDuck Typical Seniors Donald Knick and Gaye Sorrells % AN ei) ay oy taka: rer ‘ee Jon Timothy McCormick “Tim” Paula Ann Lynn “set “Paula” rs 3 ive Long pai OEE of Work i Marjorie Marie Mason Doris Elizabeth Moore “Marjie” “Doris” 65 David Lee Nuckols ¢ “David” The Long Wait For Our Class ings soe Victoria Jean Ogden Patricia Elsie Olson “Vickie” Pattie Sing a little song of ... Star bright, star light, first star... Hey, what is that there in the sky? (Could it be a UFO?) Diane Marie Painter “Diane” Most Talented David Dickinson and Marsha Scott Michael Loving Painter “Minner”’ Pamela Joyce Pappas “Pam” ae And Grave “Way to the ing ance That 2NVight. Patricia Grey Rowsey erate Lillie Mae Richardson “Lillie” Luther Larry Rogers 5 is Friendliest Larry Mike Irvine and Pam Pappas 67 a EY PROSE HeeGRN he rac lina Debra Kay Scott Marsha Marie Scott Fred Lewis Shuey Rebecca Evelyn Smals Class Clowns: Barry Smith and Eva Bray be _ Barry Dane Smith Gaye Annette Sorrels 68 The Senior Class portrayed three one act plays in December and their critics credited them with a smashing success. Who can forget how hard and long they worked or how great it was to succeed with a united effort? Lae OD ae Eldon Wills Staton Linda Sue Stinnett E : : The future holds the key to what’s it all about. Jackie Lewis Owens Twitty Alice Mae Ward Brockenborough contemplates his future in the com- petitive business world. 69 CLASS SONG: “AQUARIUS” When the moon is in the seventh house, and Jupiter aligns with Mars, Then peace will guide the planets, And love will steer the stars; This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius, The age of Aquarius. Aquarius — Aquarius, Harmony and understanding, Sympathy and trust abounding. No more falsehoods or derisions, Golden living dreams of visions, Mystic crystal revelation, And the mind’s true liberation. Aquarius, Aquarius, Aquarius, Aquarius. When the moon is in the seventh house, and Jupiter aligns with Mars, Then peace will guide the planets, And love will steer the stars; This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius, The age of Aquarius. Aquarius, Aquarius, Aquarius, Aquarius, Aquarius. 70 William Lewis Woodward Kenneth Dale Wright ENE Like the last rose of summer, you have been picked from our garden By a hand more powerful than yourself, Leaving only your thorns to embed themselves forever into our hearts, And your leaves to swirl always throughout the memories of our minds. But your petals, pink, fragile, and beautiful, Have been scattered upon the wind, And your stem, strong, unbending, and unmindful of burdens, Has been replanted in another’s garden . . To grow... Eternally. Karen Sue Elliott and the Class of 1971 Senior Director SANDRA GAYLE BERRY “Sandra” Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, °66—'67 ; Tri-Hi-Y, °67—’68 ; F.T.A., °66—69 ; Spanish Club, °67—’68 ; Band, °69—’71; D.E. Club, 69-70. ELIZABETH BRYANT BILLINGS “Betty” G.A.A.’s, °66—’68; J.V. Cheerleading, ’67—’68; Latin Club, 68-69; French Club, ’ 69—’70; Pep Club, °66—’71; S.A S., ’°69—’71; Varsity Cheerleading, °68—’71; Monogram Club, 68= 71; Red Cross, °70=712.8.CA.. Reporter; 70— J15 Parrimac Staff, Senior Editor, 70-71. MARIANNA BLACKBURN “Marianna” Pep Club, ’67—’68; Latin Club, ’68—’69; S.A.S., 69—’71. EVA JANE BRAY Eaber” G.A.A.’s, °66— 67; Pep Club, ’66—’67; French Club, 69—’71; S.A‘S., 69— 71; Vista Staff, 68—°71; Co-Editor, (70= 71; Senior Play, °70—’71. MARSHALL COLE BROKENBROUGH aJacks D.E. Club, ’°69—’71; Buena Vista Jr. Rescue Squad, ’70—’71. CAROLYN KAY BURKS “Carolyn” G.A.A.’s, °66—69; Class Treas., °67—’68; Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, ’67—’68; Pep Club, 67—’68; Home Ec. Club, °67—’68; French Club, 67—’69; Class Secretary, °68—’71; J.V. Cheer- leading, Captain, °68—’69; Best Cheerleader Award, 69; S.C.A. Reporter, 69—’70, Representative, 70—’71; Beta Club, 69—’71; Honors Course, °69—’71; F.H.A., President, 69-70, Historian, °70—’71; Girls’ State Delegate, °70; Out- standing Student in Home Ec. Award, ’70; Red Cross Repre- sentative, 70—’71. SUSAN LOUISE BYERS “Babe” J.V. Cheerleading, 66—’68; G.A.A.’s, ’67—’68; Forensics Club, 66-68; Hi-Y, °66—’69; Pep Club, 66—’71; Latin Club, °68—’69; French Club, ’69—’70; Band, Color Guard, 69-70; Chorus, 69—’70; F.H.A., ’70—’71; Vista Staff, Columnist, 68—’69, Sports Editor, °69—’70, Clubs Editor, Fashions Editor, ’70—’71; Parrimac Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Openings and Features Editor, ’70 —’71; Yearbook Workshop, °70; Senior Play, °70—’71. CHARLOTTE ANN CAMDEN “Charlotte” Pep Club, °67—’68. SHEILA RUTH CAMDEN ‘Sheila’ Home Ec. Club, °67—’69; D.E. Club, ’69—’70; Art Club, °69—’70; Chorus, 69—’71. MICHAEL WAYNE CARAWAN “ Pecker”’ Beta Club, ’°69—’71; Honors Course, °69—’71; Varsity Base- ball, °69—’71. MICHAEL DON CARTER “Mike” Varsity Track, ’°69—’71; Varsity Football, ’69—’71; Mono- gram Club, ’69—’71; French Club, 69- 70; Di Ee Glabs KS We TIMOTHY LEE CHITTUM “Timmy” D.E. Club, ’69—’70. THELMA JEAN CLARK “Thelma” G.A.A.’s, °67—’68. RICHARD GLENN CLAYTOR “Ricky” Varsity Track, 67— 70; DIE. GClubs)-69— 7 1 Secretary. °70— 71; F.C.A., °69—’70; Buena Vista Rescue Squad, 69-71. LARRY LOVING COFFEY “LE vaay F.C.A., °66—’71; Youth Center, ’66—’71; 8th Grade Basket- ball, °66—’67; J.V. Basketball, °67—’68; Varsity Basketball, °68—'71; Varsity Baseball, °67—’71; Monogram Club, °67— 71; D.E. Club, 69—’71. LEWIS FREEMAN COFFEY ‘‘Freeman” 8th Grade Basketball, ’66—’67; J.V. Basketball, °67—’68; J.V. Football, °67—’69; Varsity Basketball, °69—’71. HARRIET ADELE COLEMAN “Harriet” Library Club, ’°66—’67; Latin Club, ’68—’69; S.C.A. Repre- sentative, °68—’69; Band, ’67—’71; German Club, ’70—’71. SHEILA KAY COLEMAN “Sheila” S.C.A. Representative, 66—’67; Homecoming Attendant, 66—67;Home Ec. Club, ’67—’69, President, ’68— 69;S.A.S., ’69—’71; Beta Club, ’69—’71; Honors Course, ’69-’71. CLARENCE WILLIAM COWARD Ge Wee Varsity Track, °67—’71; B.V. Roadrace, 68—’71; Varsity Football, 69—’71; Monogram Club, °69—’71; Art Club, 69= 7 Li @rA 70-7 1). SUSAN ARLENE CREASY “Susan” G.A.A.’s, 67-68. . STOVER LEE DALTON “Pee Wee”’ WANDA DARLENE DEJEWSKI ‘‘Wanda”’ Home Ec. Club, ’66—’67; Library Club, ’67—’68. BRIAN MURRAY DePRIEST “Brian” SHELBY JEAN DePRIEST “Shelby” G.A.A.’s, °66—’70; Tri-Hi-Y, °67—’67; Pep Club, °67—’71; Business Club, ’68—’69, Historian; Class Treasurer, 68—’69, °70—71; J.V. Cheerleading, ’68— 69; Beta Club, °69 ’71; F.H.A., Vice-President, °69—’70, President, 70—’71; Class Vice-President, °69—’70; Varsity Cheerleading, °69—’71; Li- brary Club, ’67—’68; Monogram Club, 69—’71; S.C.A. Rep- resentative. DAVID CHARLES DICKINSON “Dick” Latin Club, ’66—’67; 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Football, °66—’67; J.V. Basketball, °67—’68; Math Club, ’68—’69; French Club, 68—’70; S.C.A. Representative, 69— 70; Art Club, °66—’71, °68—’71; Varsity Track, °69—’70; Varsity Basketball, °68—’71; S.A.S., °69—’71, Trea- surer; Monogram Club, ’70—’71; Parrimac Staff, Photog- rapher, °70—’71. JOHN BARTHOLOMEW DOUGLAS “Bart” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Football, °66—’68; J.V. Basketball, °67—’69; J.V. Track, °67—’68; Varsity Football, 68—’71; Varsity Basketball, °69—’70; Varsity Track, °68— 69; Monogram Club, ’69—’71. JANET ELIZABETH DRISCOLL ‘Janet” Latin Club, °68—’69; German Club, ’69—’71. HERBERT JACKSON DYER, JR. J.V. Football, ’67—’68; Varsity Track, °68—’69; French Club, °68— 69; Art Club, ’°69—’70; S.C.A. Representative, °68—’69, Alternate, °69—’70, Vice-President, 70—’71; Honors Course, °69— 70; S.A.S., °69—’70; Beta Club, 69-71, President, °70—’71; Varsity Football, °70—’71. SANDRA FAYE EDWARDS Sandra s Home Ec. Club, 67—’69, Vice-President, 68—’69; Honors Course, ’69—’70; Beta Club, ’69—’71. KAREN SUE ELLIOTT “Karen” Home Ec. Club, 68—’69; S.A.S., °69—’71; Honors Course, 69-71; Beta Club, °69—’71; Parrimac Staff, Features- Editor, ’70—’71. MARGARET SUE EWALD Se Library Club, °66—’67; Class Vice-President, °66—°67; Pep Club, ’66—’71; J.V. Cheerleading, ’67—’68; G.A.A.’s, 66-71; S.C.A. Representative, °67—’68; French Club, °67—68; Varsity Cheerleading, °68—’71; Monogram Club, 68-71; German Club, ’69—’71, President, ’70—’71; S.A.S., °69—’71; Alternate to Girls State, °70; Red Cross, °70—’71; Homecoming Attendant, ’°70—’71; Parrimac Staff, Business Manager, ’70—’71; Senior Play, ’70—’71. ROBERT HOUSTON FITZGERALD “Bobby” J.V. Football, °66—’68; 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Basketball, 68—’69; Varsity Football, °67—’71: F.C.A., °68—’71; Monogram Club, ’68—’71; Indoor Track, °69—’70; Varsity Baseball, °69—’71. SHIRLEY MAE FITZGERALD “Shirley” G.A.A.’s, °66—67; Home Ec. Club, ’67—’68. ROBERT CURTIS FLOYD “Robbie” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Football, °66—68; Var- sity Football, “68—’71; Varsity Basketball, °69—’71; Beta Club, ’69—’71; Monogram Club, 7’68—’71, Secretary- Treasurer, °69—’70; Honors Course, 69—’71; French Club, ’68—’70, President, ’69—’70; F.C.A., °67—’71. TERRY LEE FORQUER eee Eny ae Pep Club, 66—’67; G.A.A.’s, °66—’67; Latin Club, ’68—’69; Beta Club, ’69—’71. NELSON DAVID FOX “Nelson” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—67; J.V. Basketball, 68—’69; Varsity Basketball, °69—’71; Beta Club, ’69—’71; Monogram Club, 69—”71; S.A.S., °69—’71; S.C.A. Representative, °70—’71; Honors Course, ’70—’71; F.C.A. °70—’71; Varsity Baseball, °69—’71; Golf, °70—’71. WALTER FRANKLIN GARRETT “Tinker” D.E. Club, ’69—’71. TERESA WILHELM GIESE EaLeSs:, S.C.A. Representative, °66—'67; G.A.A.’s, °66— 68; Home Ec. Club, 66—’68; Pep Club, °67—’68; Vista Staff, 68-69, Co-Editor, 70—’71; Senior Play, ’70—’71. KEITH CARVER GILBERT Les Gis S.C.A. Representative, 66—’71; J.V. Football, °66—’68; J.V. Track, 66—’68; S.A.S. President, °69—’71; German Club, °69—’70, President; Class President, ° 70—’71; Senior Play, 70-71. Senior ‘Directory KAREN SMITH GOOLSBY “Karen” Pep Club, °66—’67; Homecoming Attendant, ’°66—’67; Home- coming Queen, ’69—’71. ROBERT GREGORY GOOLSBY “Greg” J.V. Football, ’66—’67; D.E. Club, ’70— 71. BILLIE JEAN HALL “Billie” G.A.A.’s, °66— 68; Pep Club, ’66—’67. MARK STEVEN HALL “ Mark”’ D.E. Club, ’69— 71. JAMES CLAYTON HAMILTON me tine DE. Clube 69=. 12 JAMES HURT HEDRICK “Jimmy” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Football, °66—’69, Man- ager, 68—’69; Class President, °66—’67; J.V. Basketball, °67— 69; Track, ’66—’67; Varsity Football, °69—’70; Latin Club, °67—’69, Latin Tournament, ’67—’68; Math Club, 68-69; Baseball, 70—’71; S.C.A., °66—’71, Treasurer, ‘70-71; F.C.A., °66—’71, Secretary-Treasurer-Reporter, 69-70; Beta Club, °69—’71, Vice-President, °69—’71; Mono- gram Club, ’68—’71; German Club, ’°69—’71; Class President, 66-67; Class Vice-President, °68—’69; Honors Course, 69-71; S.A.S., °69—’71; Boys’ State Delegate, ’70; Parrimac Sebi, “WO Al. BERVERLY ANN HENSON “Berverly”’ Pep Club, 66—’71; G.A.A.’s, ’°66—°68; Red Cross, ’66—’67, Reporter, °70—’71; French Club, °67—’68; J.V. Cheerleading, °67 — 68; Monogram Club, ’68—’71; S.C.A., 67-68, 70-71; German Club, Reporter, 69—’70, Secretary, 10—71; S.A.S., Secretary, °70—’71; Vice-President, ’70—’71; Varsity Cheerleading, ’°68—’71, Co-Captain, ’70—’71; Home- coming Queen, ’70—’71; Parrimac Staff Sports Editor, °70— 71; Senior Play, ’°70—’71. WAYNE LEE HUFFMAN “Wayne” French Club, ’68—’69. LARRY EMBREE HUMPHRIES “Twinkles” J.V. Football, °66—’67; J.V. Track, ’°66—’68; Varsity Track, 68—'69; Indoor, Track, ’69—’70; D.E. Club, ’69—’71; F.C.A., °67— 71; Art Club, ’69—’70. WILLIAM WESLEY HUMPHRIES “Wesley” J.V. Basketball, °68—’69; Varsity Basketball, °69—’71. MICHAEL STEVEN IRVINE “Mike” Homecoming Escort, °66—'67; °70 ’71; J.V. Football, 66-68; Class President, °67—’69; F.C.A., °67—’69; Track, 68-69; Latin Club, °68—’69; German Club, ’69—’70; Boys’ State Delegate, ’70; Beta Club, ’70—’71; S.C.A., °66—’71, President, °70—’71, S.C.A. Workshop, ’70—’71; Senior Play, 710-71. 74 JOYCE ROBINS JONES “Joyce” Forensics Club, ’67—’68; G.A.A.’s, ’68—’71, Vice-President °69—’70, President ’70—’71. JUDITH LYNN KENNEDY “Judy” Science Club, ’66—’68 ; G.A.A.’s, °67—’68 ; French Club, °67—68 . BETTY ELIZABETH KEYES mbetiviag F.H.A., Chaplain, °67—’68 ; German Club, ’68—’70; D.E. Club, ’°69—’71, Reporter ’70—’71. DARLENE VICTORIA KING “Vickie” Home Ec. Club, ’67—69; D.E. Club, ’69—’70. DAVID WILLIAM KNICK “David” F.C.A., ’68—’70; Track, °68—’70; Indoor Track, ’68—’70. DONALD PAIGE KNICK “Bubbles” ““Nimrod” “Duck” Art Club, 69—’70. CHARLES PETER LAURIA = @liaske Debating Club, ’66—’67 ; Bowling, 68—’69 ; Intermurals, °68—'69 ; Baseball, °69—’71; Class Vice-President, 70-’71. DONALD FRANKLIN LINEBERRY “Duck” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V., Football, 67—’69; F.C.A., 69— 70. PAULA ANN LYNN Palau Library Club, ’66—’67; G.A.A.’s, °66—’67, ’69—’70; German Club, ’69—’70; D.E. Club, ’69--’70. JON TIMOTHY McCORMICK 4 Big ates Hi-Y, °67—’68;S.AS., °69— 71. MARJORIE MARIE MASON “Margie” F.H.A., °66—67 ; Photography Club, ’67—’68 ; G.A.A.’s, °67—69 ; Home Ec. Club, ’68—’69; Band, ’°69—’71; Parrimac Staff, °70-—71. DORIS ELIZABETH MOORE “Doris” Library Club, ’66—’67, Secretary °69—’70; D.E. Club, °69—’70; German Club, ’70—’71. DAVID LEE NUCKOLS “David” French Club, 67—’68. VICTORIA JEAN OGDEN “Vickie” PATRICIA ELSIE OLSON “Patty” G.A.A.’s, °67—68; Pep Club, ’68—’69; Latin Club, ’68—’69; Red Cross, ’70—’71; Parrimac Staff, Activities Editor, 10-71. DIANE MARIE PAINTER “Diane” G.A.A.’s, °66—68; French Club, ’67—’68; Honors Course, °69-—’70; Class Secretary, 69—’70; Beta Club, °69—’71; Chorus, President, ’70—’71; Red Cross, ’70—’71; Girls’ State Delegate, ’ 70—’71. MICHAEL LOVING PAINTER ‘““Minner” 8th Grade Basketball, ’66—’67; D.E. Club, ’69—’70. PAMELA JOYCE PAPPAS “Pam” LILLIE MAE RICHARDSON ‘Lillie’ Art Club, ’70—’71; Home Ec. Club, ’70—’71. LUTHER LARRY ROGERS ee att Va PATRICIA GREY ROWSEY aeleatad Band, °66—’69 ; G.A.A.’s, °66— 69 ; J.V. Cheerleading, ’67—’68 ; Yearbook Staff, 68—’69 ; S.C.A., 68—’69 ; Spanish Club, °67—69 ; Gymnastic Team, °67—69 ; F.B.L.A. '68—’69 ; Pep Club, 68—’69 ; S.C.A., 69—’70; Library Club, ’69—’70; Band, ’°69—’71. WILFORD CHESTER RUFF, JR. “Wilford” Art Club, ’70—’71; Track, ’67—’68. DEBRA KAY SCOTT meCAY ae G.A.A.’s, °66—’68;. Pep Club, 769-70; D.E. Club, 69—’70. °67—68; German Club, MARSHA MARIE SCOTT “Marsha” Pep Club, ’68—’69; Latin Club, ’68—’69; Beta Club, ’69—’71, Secretary-Treasurer ?70—’71; Yearbook Workshop, ’70; Band, ’67— 71, 1st Lt. °69—’70, Secretary ’70—’71; Parrimac Staff, Faculty Editor, ’70—’71. CHARLES DENNIS SERBER “Charles” ALLEN EARL SHAFER “Allen” D.E. Club, ’69—’71. 75 FRED LEWIS SHUEY, JR. prreds Hi-¥5-67= 0 0; DE. Club, 69=.41;K.V.G., 7 0— 7 1, REBECCA EVELYN SMALS “Becky” Band, °66—’68; Latin Club, ’68—’69; Library Club, °69—’70, Vice-President; German Club, ’70—’71. BARRY DANE SMITH Bb Iiikivees J.V. Football, °66—’67; Baseball, °67—’68; Varsity Football, °68—’70; Monogram Club, ’ 68—’70, Vice-President; Class President, °69—’70. GAYE ANNETTE SORRELLS rd Vieu Pep Club, °67—’69; Class Reporter, ’68—’69; French Club, °68—’70; Chorus, ’69—’70; Vista Staff, °68—’71; D.E. Club, ’°69—’71; Homecoming Attendant, ’70—’71. ELDON WILLS STATON “Eldon” F.C.A., °69—’70; Varsity Football, 67—’71; Monogram Club, 67-71. LINDA SUE STINNETT “Linda” Home Ec. Club, President, ’67—’68; Class Secretary, 67-68; Library Club, ’68—’69; G.A.A. ’67—’70; President ’°69—’70; Pep Club, ’69—’71; Varsity Cheerleading, °69—’71; Class Reporter °69=’70; S.C.A., 70-71; D.E. Club, 69-71, Reporter °68—’70, Treasurer ’70—’71. LEWIS OWENS TWITTY “Lewis” 8th Grade Basketball, °66—’67; J.V. Basketball, °67—’69; J.V. Football, °66—’68; Track, °67—’68, Manager; F.C.A., 67-68; Monogram Club, ’68—’69; Varsity Football, 68-71. ALICE MAE WARD “Alice” French Club, ’66—’67; Pep Club, ’66—’67; G.A.A.’s, 66-67; Home Ec. Club, ’69—’70; D.E. Club, ’69—’70. WILLIAM LEWIS WOODWARD “Woodtick” J.V. Football, Manager, ’66—’67; 8th Grade Basketball, Man- ager, °66— 67; Varsity Football, Manager, °67—’70; F.C.A., '66—°71, Captain °70; Monogram Club, ’68—’71; D.E. Club, °69—’71, Vice-President, ’70—’71. KENNETH DALE WRIGHT “Bread” J.V. Football, ’66—’68; Math Clu®, °67—’68; Varsity Track, 68—’69; Indoor Track, ’°68—’69; Latin Club, °67—’69; Art Clubw69= 4 05 EF GrAew 67s RMR ‘ 4 — cd ee . ee ee FOP eironectien Do you really think I care? Man, this drum has got to go!! During the finale of the 1970 Magazine drive, Mike Irvine presented Bobby Fitzgerald with a roll of one dollar bills which he won for being the “Mystery Student”’. : APRO-ASAN WORLD Be | sctrewumnec = Old Myra thinks she’s great cause she got an “A” and I didn’t. “The Debil’”’ made him do it! Ei OF eryday Seenes present many vauations at TOM, HS. Trish and her one-track mind: Rickey. “Man I’ma little angel.” Bull!! Our first snow!! OW his Os The Prom fe eas May 14, 1970 began @ session of so-called hard work, which in the hearts of this year’s seniors was really fun and play. Nothing was serious about it until 8:00 p.m., May 16, when THE beautiful “Shenandoah” was revealed to the students of P.M.H.S. No word car really describe that work of art; that masterpiece. “Shenandoah” is one Prom that will never leave the minds or cease to amaze those who were so fortunate to attend; especially those of the Class of ’71!! (¢ 5 “rex cant eS See a NS 82 Gita ey. “The Season” Christmas — what is it, anyway? It brings snow, sometimes, or It can be stubborn and Decide that it would rather a Ray of sunlight surround its spirit. Christmas reveals pretty queens And the happy laughter of Children watching a noisy Band match down the street Playing “‘Jingle Bells’’. In any sense, one feeling At Christmastime is mutual All around the world. Surely, you have felt love, joy, and happiness. Queen — Marsha Marie Scott Susan L. Byers Class of °71 yoo haw spiut, too! Attendant — Carolyn Kay Burks i Seah ee Everyone dreamed of a White Christmas! 83 There QUE such good TEQSONA for good faces to MUVLOT good Belge t a LO a “ Modern Physical Science PID EE te 84 a oe tegermcaaRN NNN NHS The Administration and Guidance Work James Bradford, Superintendent, is often accused of thinking in dollar signs. But his goal is to make the most out of the budget and to raise the standards of our school. Carroll Shotwell, Assistant Principal, worked with Mr. Hatcher to make our school system effective. Berchard Hatcher, Principal, was always willing to listen to the students and to Mr. Bradford and Mr. McCown combined their help them with their problems. efforts to make 1970-’71 a successful year. 88 Sox A NBetter “Way One of our guidance counselors, Mrs. Betty Muirhead, was an impetus to fulfilling allotted capacities. She was an indispens- able friend to all the students. A school not only needs a fine teaching staff but also a good board of administrators. The School Board was the force that made Parry McCluer a progressive organization. From left to In 1971 Parry McCluer was a world within a world. The world outside was torn by misunder- standing. Our world sheltered by brick was preparing us to face what the “long and winding road” leads us to. We were guided on our way by the skillful hands of the administration. Mr. Bradford, the Superinten- dent, and the School Board served the educational needs of the community. They endeavored to bring progress and success to the Buena Vista Schools. Within the educational system existed the Office. Inside was all you needed to solve any problems. Mr. Hatcher and Mr. Shotwell were there to organize the school functions. Mrs. Muirhead and Mrs. Burks were always on hand to guide us through our student Careers. Mrs. Burks’ specialty was guiding the underclassmen and elementary students at Parry McCluer. Her experience was in constant demand. right: Eddie T. Berry, J. Howard Smith, Robert J. Fabrizio, Lee Morris, and James B. Miles. Not shown: Floyd Lynch and Evelyn Gatzke. Mrs. Doreen Bontemps personifies perceptive under- standing, depth, warmth — challenging students to the zenith she herself has long since conquered. Mrs. Margaret S. Davidson inspired the eighth grade to new heights in the United Fund Drive. Mrs. Mary Stinnett teaches English with a twist of A valuable asset to the English department was Mrs. Betty Teague. refreshing enthusiasm. 90 Language Studies ‘Promote ‘Understanding poetical Mr. Walter Moore tried to give his students an understanding of German customs and language. “Peace through understanding” was the prevailing theme for the language department at Parry McCluer. The goal was to bridge the communication gap between people and nations. A stronger appreciation of the cultures around us will enable us to open our minds to international happenings. Mr. Frederick Hollen challenges his students with the multi- tude of accent marks, irregular verbs, and conjugations in French. Mrs. Mary Hill, a familiar substitute at P.M.H.S., was always welcome for her patience and friendship. 91 bh Mrs. Mildred Davis put her talents to work as head of the Mathematics department. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hawkins discuss a mathematical problem. 157 Sedgwick Street Cheage 10. Hitnoke Mrs. Denise Hawkins tells her Ist Period class all about vectors. Deep concentration, but too serious, filled the air in algebra class. 92 SH Better Life Shrough Saisentific {Progress Chirp, chirp, chirp... These were music to the ears of the biology students at Parry McCluer. The sounds came from the chickens that the students had raised with the help of Mrs. Turner and the Rocco chicken hatcheries. The high pitched chirps mirrored the enthusiasm of the math and science de- partments. Together they exposed stu- dents to the living, thriving world of technology. The biology students learned, in the beginning thou art an egg. Mrs. Suzette Turner initiated the chicken exper- iment. Buena Vista is fortunate to have a local source of outstanding teachers in the Washing- ton and Lee law wives. Mr. Daniel Camden set the pace in his classes for Mr. James Smals demon- the cybernetic age. strates a scientific experi- ment. Photographer, coach, teacher — a regular “Jack-of-all-trades’” — Mr. Edwards was an unsung hero at P.M.H.S. A prize winning “football shirt” was worn by Mrs. Turner on blue and white day. Learning About Our Wold... Past And Present ee Mr. Larry Irvine had a wide variety of students this year ranging from freshmen to seniors. Mr. W. D. Ward tried to give the seniors an understanding of the way our government works. LN Mrs, Betty Hawes directed the policy projects of the social Mr. Irvine’s class takes a break. studies department. we’ EY soeote apenas ES. : aah mesoeitsealhn hs The Home Economics department was enlarged and an addi- tional teacher was added, Mrs. Carolyn Miles. She often demon- strated the practical skills of homemaking. The finer points of Home Economics were taught by Miss Geralene Carper. Her subject area covered a broad range of domestic skills. Mr. Love points out that “action” is a part of Distributive Education. Distributive Education was an essential part of the curriculum. O5 Technical Skills Help “To Meet The The arts and industrial crafts rounded out the educational experience of the students. They tried to develop a sense of color and design in the art classes. They became very skillful in the use of industrial machinery. All these endeavors helped them to meet the challenge of the world awaiting them. Mr. William T. Fuller introduced many new ideas to his art pupils. The Music Department at P.M.H.S. has expanded over the years. It now has a concert band and a marching band. It also has a chorus program at Enderley Heights School. Mr. Landon S. Temple took our small town band and turned it into a memory to behold. 96 Challenge Mr. Albert McCown was a master of many skills. His experi- ence, knowledge, and hold was invaluable in shop class. A new technique was tried by Dave Morris under the watch- ful eye of Mr. McCown. t. Ward Locket expressed his knowledge in many different ays. SM) Pushers OF CP ysical Exertion! Coach Otis Timberlake managed the boys physical education department. So,... this is what you write about in class!!! Coach Larry Carter assisted in girls’ gym classes, 98 POSES EL SOO ED EDIE SS SLES LALLA Ca Mrs. Mary C. Wright keeps her girls “fit” in physical educa- tion class, The talents of Coach John Whitesell, varsity basketball leader, are employed in the classroom and the gymnasium. The biggest attraction at Parry McCluer this year is the new gym floor, a big incentive to run. 99 (The Business ‘Department Provides An Excellent Basis Stor Students. Mr. Everett Cash shared his many skills in typing with his students. Many manual skills were practiced and practiced and practiced in the business typing classes. But that Mrs. Elsie Floyd headed up the business education depart- not all that is needed for the competitive business ment world. A fine technical knowledge of facts and figures was also incorporated in all the courses. Mr. Cash keeps his typing classes busy. Miss Bessie Meador, librarian, was a big help to students Mrs. Nancy Weigand, study hall proctor. seeking extra help in the library. Mrs. Lois Long, valuable library assistant. ee Rese, Ny. The Library and study halls provided a welcome oasis for the study weary students at Parry McCluer. Mrs. Doris Higgenbotham, study hall proctor, also assisted in There they could pick up the pieces and seek extra the office. help. Through the help of books on related topics and their own efforts they enhanced their classroom learning. 101 The Secretarial HAlids Are Valuable ‘Jo The Office. 9 Students practice to obtain the skills as that of their teachers. The Secretarial Aids are an indispensable part of the high school office. They are willing to help any time they are called upon. Mrs. Judy Watts served as the High School secretary until the last of September, 1970. Mrs. Judy Cash acts as Guidance Secretary in the Guidance Office. Mrs. Gay Huffman replaced Mrs. Watts as High School secretary. 102 Teachers Have Many Moods. Several members of the faculty are very attentive during an assembly. Wouldn’t you just love to buy a patron? a . : i, f Bi) Pils [ i] f i} W i i age yep te ij he Pos. Varsity Football Team No. John Douglas 8 36 8 Lonnie Slough Dan Ward 10 4 8 46 Leroy Wheeler Greg Cash Gary Cash 6 HB 2 4 HB H Mike Carter 4 B David Stinnett Robbie Floyd Mark Carter 58 86 ui l 6 5 Arnold Humphries Danny Lawhorne Steve Finch Eldon Staton Bobby Fitzgerald Sidney Jones Mike Davis 6 6 25 18 2 6 2 6 Steve Gatzke Coach Otis Timberlake Coach W. D. Ward 0 4 9 Butch Breedlove Tom Carter Coach Larry Carter MeO wm Fred Smith Jack Dyer 87 7 6 HB Robert Shafer Charlie Page 4 8 at at) Lewis Twitty Bobby Ward Gary Coleman 8 8 fl 8 Wayne Mayo (i Lo 6 4 Wayne Lineberry C. W. Coward QB Barry Whitten Gary Truslow (4) MGR MGR 4 Coach Earl Edwards Skip Ramsey 83 106 a 1 4 : i as o Co-captains — Sidney Jones and Bobby Fitzgerald Coaches W. D. Ward, Larry Carter, Otis Timberlake and Earl Edwards. FOOTBALL scoreboard Natural Bridge Rockbridge Lord Botetourt James River Nelson County VS. Clifton Forge Bath County Lexington Armherst Manic 2 ee Si � © Waco 107 ight Mighty eniow Mike Carter C. W. Coward John Douglas Jack Dyer Bobby Fitzgerald Robbie Floyd Eldon Staton Lewis Twitty § bs x Fy 3 as ee Blues prepare to take on the second half. “Wayne says, “I’ve got it, I’ve got stages Returning Lettermen — Leroy Wheeler, Lewis Twitty, Eldon Staton, Gary Coleman, Steve Finch, Dan Ward, Jack Dyer, and Barry Whitten. Not pictured is Robbie Floyd. “Timberlake, here.” omecoming The band displays precision. Homecoming of 1970 turned out to be a big success. The activities started out with a parade including floats and cars from various clubs, the band, cheerleaders, and the Homecoming Court.and ended with a dance given by the cheerleaders. The Mighty Blues beat the game over Nelson County with a score of 29-6. The halftime was kicked off with a performance from the band and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. All in all it was an exciting night WITHOUT RAIN!!!! “Oh, I’m so happy!”’ wails Bev. “The Happy Sidelines” Clarinets sound off! Blues 20 The Fighting Blues of Parry McCluer High School had a very successful Football season this year. They finished with the title of co-champions of our district. The 1970 season was marked by greater enthusiasm and increased team play. The season was a prophecy for bigger and better things to come for the Parry McClu er Athletic program. Dan and C. W. say “Victory”. Dad’s night. Blue Defense racks up opponents. Our Senior men were mighty. ha iase ate i FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Ward, Mike Davis, Robbie Floyd, Barry Whitten, Wayne Lineberry, Bob Eason (mgr.), Nelson Fox, Steve Manuel, Wesley Humphries, Larry Coffey, David Dickenson, Timmy Dudley, John Whitesell, head coach, Earl Edwards, asst. coach. (tks) BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1970-71 PM OPP Nelson County Di, si Bath County 80 49 V.S.D.B. 66 44 Rockbridge 58 2S New Castle 86 60 Natural Bridge 47 63 James River ah 55 Ve5.L)B: 89 56 Bath County 70 Sy Rockbridge 69 47 New Castle 50 47 Natural Bridge on 69 Lineberry gets an offensive rebound as Dudley, Fox, and James River 70 77 Davis watch. Lord Botetourt 88 39 Highland County 88 ao Lord Botetourt 68 56 Highland County 58 56 Nelson County 59 45 Season Record 14 — 4 District Record 12 — 2 Tim Dudley watches as his shot banks in for ‘‘2” After the last home game BD 4 4ame adi | $f re mr | ea OO AE as Shee rime ss sy Lat OH ITT | : IIT : 440, 404 were ,) Ree ££ in, 14 | ea rane HOME sUESTS Rae ELT E TTS ; ass maT 5 ™ BIIELNTT) 3 a EEE re a a] i eg RSS PISCKP 118 Top left — Sidney Jones Top right— Gary Coleman Bottom left — Robbie Floyd Bottom right — Bobby Fitzgerald pe Returning Lettermen — Mgr. Bob Eason, Robbie Floyd, Bobby Fitzgerald, Leroy Wheeler, Nelson Fox, Sidney Jones, Gary Coleman, Larry Coffey. J 7O 121 Top left — Leroy Wheeler Top right — Wayne Lineberry Bottom left — Chris Hylton Bottom right — Nelson Fox ye ek ea ® 122 Varsity Cheerleaders, 1. to r.: Shelby DePriest, Betty Billings, Beverly Henson, Jane Wheeler, Linda Stinnett, Linda Goolsby, Sue Ewald, Kathy Ferguson, Joyce Cash. 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