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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

ish bbls i ‘ ; ’ ‘ 1 He athe eo The Ser iT ni6r r Class. of eet Tapestry My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue An everlasting vision of the everchanging view A wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold A tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold Once amid the soft silver sadness in the sky There came a man of fortune, a drifter passing by He wore a torn and tattered cloth around his leathered hide And a coat of many colors, yellow—green on either side He moved with some uncertainty, as if he didn’t know Just what he was there for, or where he ought to go Once he reached for something golden hanging from a tree And his hand came down empty Soon within my tapestry along the rutted road He sat down on ariver rock and turned into a toad It seemed that he had fallen into someone’s wicked spell And I wept to see him suffer, though I didn’t know him well As I watched in sorrow, there suddenly appeared A figure gray and ghostly beneath a flowing beard In times of deepest darkness, I’ve seen him dressed in black Now my tapestry’s unravelling; he’s come to take me back He’s come to take me back HAT ROA eetthe Activities Features Athletics Classes. Seniors . Ads: (228: , 49424 24 am @ 4489 RS Faculty Leader Friend VW eee WARD asa teacher, inspired the Seniors in understand- ind our government. As a coach, he led the track team to a fourth place win in the state last year. He_ also helped coach the foot- ball teams. Building Good Citizens ts the first alm in our public school system EEE NG Mr. James C. Bradford School Superintendent Mr. Raymond C. Leadbetter Mr. Wayne D. Flint Principal Assistant Principal This was 1972—The year of the individual. Mrs. Burks and Mrs. Smith helped solve each students problems concerning their records, job openings, college and scholarship plans. Head Guidance Counselor for 1971-72 was Mrs. Mary Burks. ¥ om Mrs. Burks provides answers to each student concerning their future. Mrs. Smith attempts to find the ideal vocation for each in- dividual. Making it a better place! ‘Peace WILL Come — June 8th!”’ Mrs. Baily, Mrs. Higginbotham, and Mrs. Cash say “Oh Happy Day — Nov. 16!!” ; Mrs. Long and Miss Ravenhorst manage the library— Mak- ing it enjoyable. Essential in any school system The Cafeteria Staff serves the students a variety of foods and beverages. Mrs. Weigand keeps the Study Halls running smoothly. “What do you want NOW, Mark?” anguage ls communicating ideas Mr. Gravett, Mrs. Stinnett, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Teague, Mrs. McDermott, and Mr. Irvine agree that the Arts are impor- tant in much we say, hear, and do. BEE ANE EOD ELT - 10 Dealing with human life Mrs. Fletcher, a favorite substitute. Mr. Sams, Mrs. Hawes, and Coach Ward aim to develop understandings and attitudes about the Nation and the World. e 4 4 @2tk h £24429 8 8 € , The solutions to real problems cannot be seen in advance Coach Whitesell, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Hawkins are assets to the Math Department. ‘Are you trying to FAKE me out?” Miss Elder, Mrs. Ward, and Coach Coleman observe Mr. Smals in the science rooms. 12 “Art is an interpretation of Nature and of Life.” Mr. Temple made our band — ‘‘Something to be proud of.” Mr. Fuller show the RIGHT way to do Art Projects. 13 Fes a . Mr. Lewis, the D.E. Coordinator, inspired many stu- Mrs. Floyd and Mr. Cash prepare students for the Business World. dents. “That will be 80¢ and Hurry on Back!!”” Mrs. Floyd checking to see if her students are “‘on the job.” 14 They guide us... “And you add one gallon of water—oops, I put a little too much of it.in there!”’ 15 and encourage us Miss Geralene Carper and Miss Linda Whit- more inspire many girls and prepare them for the life of Homemaking. Mr. Albert McCown and Mr. Ward Lockett show the boys how to make many interesting projects, such as furniture. a. 4 “Now, what was I going to do with this?” They re all different... And all the same Coach Otis E. Timberlake, Jr., and Mrs. Virginia Nelson were in charge of the Physical Education classes. This year Square Dancing was taught to the P.E. classes. Mrs. Nelson and Coach Timberlake keep the students in shape. Mrs. Barbara Griffith works with Home Bound and Spe- cial Ed. students. 16 tles lt LU Act yb aa Ts 12 | NAN o Gee OOK 2 MAKE IF MAULTIPLY Cat LAser Ar e The PARRIMAC STAFF has really tried to make this yearbook different and better than ever before. There are, of course, people who start the year on the staff and then end up doing no work. The people who did work have done an amazing and enormous job. We all started the year knowing nothing about doing a yearbook, but through trial and error, and many headaches — we hope we have accomplished what we set forth to do. We hope this yearbook will be the most exciting yearbook ever published at PMHS: I would like to thank all those people who really put out the effort to raise money, meet dead- lines, and get this yearbook published. I hope that this yearbook will be the one remembered, and referred to, for years to come. William T. Fuller—Sponsor. 1972 PARRIMAC STAF F “Steve, You poor DUMMY!” Editor-in-Chief — Joyce Cash, Business Manager — Robin Ramsey, Spon- sor — William Fuller. 18 Underclassmen Editors — Sarah Feature Editors — Connie Byles, Glenn, Janet Robens. Debbie Morgan. Photographer — David Morris Activities Editors — David Gearhart, David Patteson, Steve Gatzke. Faculty Editors — Linda Goolsby, Monica Teague. Sports Editors — Jane Wheeler, Mark Carter, Margee Snyder. Lo The STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION is the backbone of the student body. Its purposes are: To provide students the opportunity for self-government and participation in decisions affecting their interests and welfare; To promote throughout the school a high standard of honesty, responsi- bility and courtesy; To encourage an atmosphere of friendliness, helpfulness and mutual respect be- tween the students and teachers; To develop good citizens and leadership through the experience in self-government; To coordinate and regulate student activities. The SCA works hard to achieve the set goals. Some of these goals are: to make the magazine drive a successful one, attend district and state conventions, to take part in state wide projects such as the glass recycling project. The council is also looking into sponsoring a foreign exchange student. feet € Jeff accepts the 2¢ check for the magazine drive. Hikers HP The SCA keeps us posted. 20 The BETA CLUB is a leadership-service organization with membership limited to those who have a 3.0 grade average in their subjects. Activities for the club this year included helping with the Ring Dance, and attending the annual Beta Convention. The club will be phased out at the end of the year to make room for the National Honor Society. The Beta Club helps the Seniors with the Ring Dance. Ramsey, Gatzke, and Kizer compete on Klassroom Kwiz. ZI The HONORS COURSE this year was taught by Dr. Roy Patteson. This year the studies were con- centrated on the rise of Western Civilization. The group made several trips to the planetarium and observatory during the year. The HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB of Parry McCluer is a newly formed club this year. Its purpose is to provide better understanding between people of all races. The membership of this organization is open to anyone enrolled at P.M.H.S. between the grades of eight and twelve. 22 The DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB is open to students enrolled in D.E. The students compete in various sales related contests on district level and winners may go on to state and national contests. Other activities have included helping with the opening of Glen Maury Park in September and spon- soring the Thanksgiving food drive. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA was organized to help students participate as individuals in group endeavors and projects under the guidance of representatives of education, busi- ness, and professions. The FBLA also travels to state and national leadership conferences as well as to District workshops and training sessions, visits to other local chapters and to business and industrial enterprises. 23 The FRENCH CLUB con- sists of all students interested in promoting and creating interest in French. The club was very active this year with such activities as roller skat- ing, plays, and _ basketball games. The sponsor this year was Mr. Gravatt who did an exceptionally good job of holding the interest of the students. The GERMAN CLUB functions as an organization composed of all students enrolled in first and sec- ond year German. Activities during the first semester have included bake sales and a skat ing night with the French Club. Other activities include a basketball game with the French Club, films, and weekend outings. 24 French Scores Again Watch that wall! Utter defeat for the Germans. The SCIENCE CLUB makes learning enjoyable through its projects. The club concerns itself with all facets of science. 25 The DRAMA CLUB consists of all students interested in the direction and production of plays. This year it undertook the production of two one-act plays. The first was ““Scrooge’”’ which met with great success. The second was ‘‘Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up?” which won a superior rating at the district play festival and was later performed at the state one-act play festival. The sponsor for this year was Mrs. McDermott. Assisting in the direction was her husband, the Reverend William Mc- Dermott. ROME A token of gratitude. “‘Scrooge’s”’ tech crew. Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up? Wake Up, Johnny! 26 The purpose of the LEO CLUB is to promote service activities among the youth of the community which will develop the person’s individual qualities such as leadership, friendship and understanding. Activities for this year included helping the Lion’s Club in their broom sale, WREL Day, and light bulb sale. Lt ri a. a BERN! it i eT | Pro The STUDENTS ASSOCIATED FOR SERVICE is a non-profit organization which consists of twenty selected members. The main objective of the club is to assist the faculty and student body in any way possible beneficial to the school. The SAS keeps the students informed of upcoming events through the Library bulletin board. The club entered a float in the Christmas parade and erected an outdoor Christmas tree on the roof of the school. “What’s that growing out of the roof?” The PEP CLUB is an organization which promotes school spirit. Some of the projects of the club are: taking buses to the away ballgames, making signs to support the teams, and generating good sports- manship. The MONOGRAM CLUB promotes good sportsmanship and fair competition in sports. It also tries to generate an interest in the students for sports. Selling refreshments at games, purchasing letter jackets for Monogram winners and buying other special awards for the athletes are among the projects of the club. 28 THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES was inactive this year. THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION provides an opportunity for the female portion of the school to participate in extra-curricular sports. Headed by Mrs. Nelson, the GAA’s have shown their skills in basketball, volleyball, and swimming. 29) The JR. RED CROSS is open to all students interested in working with the Red Cross of their com- munity. Activities for this year included filling ditty bags for the servicemen in Viet Nam, and sending chests filled with needed articles to a disaster area. With these and other projects, the club hopes to make a lasting contribution to the National Red Cross Movement. The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is an organization of girls studying home economics in the junior and senior high schools of the United States. Any student enrolled in home economics may be a member. The purpose is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. The VISTA is the school newspaper. It is not just another extra-curricular activity. It is a vital instru- ment to protect the freedoms of a democratic government. Representative government depends on the diligent and effective operation of independent news media as well as an educated citizenry with an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the press. The VISTA has been on an experimental basis this year but will be a real newspaper in future years. The HI-Y is actually the Y.M.C.A. on a high school level. It is a fellowship of boys and girls committed to a Christian purpose. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, the community, and the school the high standards of Christian character. 31 The LIBRARY CLUB was organized to help students learn the functions of the high school library and to become aware of the other library services available in this area. To meet these objectives the Club has had work sessions in the Library where they repaired books, checked shelves, etc. The club has also taken field trips this year. The sponsor was Miss Ravenhorst. DM AA hl) SS uA - 5 ‘ “4 ‘ i ee 7 i Th 4 The ART CLUB was formed to give students interested in art a chance to meet socially, exchange ideas, and help to improve the appearance of our school. The Club also worked with the Glen Maury Arts Crafts Festival this year. The sponsor for this year was Mr. Bill Fuller. The Pride of the Commonwealth The PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL BAND with 114 members has been busy throughout the year taking part in football games, parades and special events. The Marching Blues won third place at the Cary Marching Contest this fall and won all Christmas parades that the band entered. The Concert Band numbering 88 members presented a Christmas and Spring Concert in connection with the high school chorus. The Marching Blues will represent the State of Virginia in April of 1973 at the Festival of States in St. Petersburg, Florida. This is the top honor the band won since 1968. The Color Guard also won top honors at the Plymouth, North Carolina Color Guard Contest in April. Parry Mc- Cluer High School and the city of Buena Vista is proud of the contribution of the Music Department at PMHS. vd le, Band Officers: Jeff Goolsby — captain, Vicki Flesher — lieutenant, Darlene Groah — secretary, Danita Painter — treasurer. Temple’s Troubadours take a break. Ah! 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Jeff Goolsby, Dianne Sollen- berger — Drum Majors. “= Eugene leads the way. Chorus Carol Bryant, Karen Byers, Cornelia Carter, Betty Clements, Sharon Eakin, Sherry Eakin, Joy Henson, Pam Lewis, Mary Gold- en, Brenda Miller, Barry Sandidge, Linda Shafer, Francis Smith, Pam Thompson, Teresa Wann. 35 Club Directory PARRIMAC STAFF: Monica Teague, Linda Goolsby, Kitty Kizer, Connie Byles, Debbie Morgan, Denise Morgan, Donna Jefferies, Joyce Cash, Jane Ewald, Robin Ramsey, Sara Glenn, Janet Robens, Margee Snyder, Mark Carter, David Morris, Becky Teague, Louise Vance, Dan Ward, Steve Gatzke, Charlie Page, David Gearhart, David Patteson, Greg Moore $.C.A.: Myrica Winn—pres., Bruce Lewis—v. pres., Mary Keiser—sec., Ronnie Smals—treas., Bob- by Eason—rep., Mark Carter, Pat Camden, Jeff Lynn, Denise Morgan, Patty Smith, Darby Law- horne, Jim Weigand, Ruth Sorrels, Shirley Huffman, Mark Hamric, Jill Cropp, Tim Petrie, Sarah Radick, Mark Creasy, Linda Agnor, Lisa Scott, Linda Stinnett, Lou Zollman, Kathy Loughead, Edie Wagner, Sandra Ruley, Jeannie Dickson, Sharon Dull, Terri Bare, Kathy Ferguson, Trish Ferguson, Julie Harris, Billy Tollie, Tracy Teague, Cindy Heidel, Frank Dorey, John Dyer, Debbie Coleman, Andy Ogden, Felicia Coleman, Ronnie Smals, Bobby Eason, Myrica Winn, Mary Keiser, Jane Ewald, Gary Hamilton, Dawn Hatcher, Gail Lynn, Kevin Cropp, Carol Bailey, Barry Whitten, Debbie Dick- enson BETA: Mrs. McDermott—sponsor, Terri Bare, Carol Gatzke, Kitty Kizer, Jane Wheeler, Carol Bailey, Robin Ramsey, Diane Sollenberger, Ruth Sorrels, Vicki Flesher, Linda Chittum, Gail Lynn, Deborah Franklin, Gail Wood, David Patteson, Martha Hawes, Sara Glenn, Bobby Ward, David Gearhart, Ronnie Smals, Steve Gatzke, Robbie Pugh, Eugene Schyler, David Burke, Oran Eakin HONORS COURSE: Sara Glenn, Vicki Flesher, Robin Ramsey, Kitty Kizer, Martha Hawes, Terri Bare, Bobby Ward, Robbie Pugh, Steve Gatzke, Jane Wheeler, Oran Eakin, David Patteson, Carol Gatzke, Eugene Schyler, David Gearhart, Diane Sollenberger DECA: Barry Beard, Kathy Ferguson, Rusty Shaw, Penny Childers, Wayne Lineberry, Mark Carter, Rodney Sorrels, Daryl Cambell, Ronnie Patterson, Larry Tomlin, Kenny McManama, Wayne Hart- less, Sandra Ruley, Virginia Patterson, Cheryl Williams, Fred Smith, Donnie Shafer, Geanie Staton, Paul Durham, Mark Templeton, Claude Clark, Mr. Lewis—sponsor F.B.L.A.: Virginia Patterson, Evelin Camden, Joyce Richardson, Susan Smith, Gail Wood, Sandra Driscoll, Sharon Camden, Kathy Ward, Faith Evans, James Wright, Judy Gibson, Rhonda Sandidge, Theresa Henson, Debbie McGowan, Mary Keiser, Diane Goolsby, Pam Staton, Becky Teague, Pri- cilla Shaw, Wyma Mason, Diane Smith, Debbie Lynn, Brenda Templeton, Diane Thorn, Nancy Ramsey, Darlene Groah, Betty Brokenbrough FRENCH: Patty Smith—pres., Greg Cash—v. pres., Julie Harris—sec., Ricky Douglas—treas., Ar- nold Humphries—hist., Leroy Wheeler, Sherri Southers, Theresa Henson, Lynn Updike, Karen Floyd, Mike McManama, Martha Hawes, Butch Hogan, Jill Cropp, Joan Fabrizio, Martha Vance, Sharon Slough, Linda Stinnett, Mary Bailey, Eugene Schyler, Leslie White III, Andrew King, Ruth Sorrels, Mitzi Pelter, Angela Johnson, Lisa Scott, Mike Morrison, Terry Edwards, Bernard Paine, Jimmy Petrie, Tim Petrie, Richard Painter, Robert Hamric, Steve Gatzke, David Gearhart, Bobby Eason, Darby Lawhorne, Myrica Winn, Patty Smith, Carol Gatzke, Debbie Reynolds, Edie Wagner GERMAN: Barbara Deisjewski—pres., Dawn Hatcher, Trish Ferguson—sec.-treas., David Austin, Steve Chittum, David Coffey, Larry Keyes, Bobby Wright, Janet Conner, Ann Ewald, Charles Gol- den, Linda Harless, Tim Hill, Barbara Keyes, Debbie Mason, Peggy Mason, Tim Pifer, Robin Ram- sey, Sherry Shanks, Sharon Tyree, Susan Wagner, Krystal Wright SCIENCE: Rhonda Sandidge, Danita Painter, Wyna Mason, Robbie Pugh, Darlene McGowan, Sandy Driscoll, Joanne Groah DRAMA: Pricilla Shaw—pres., Barry Whitten—v. pres., Margee Snyder—sec., David Gearhart— treas., Jeff Lynn, Robert Henson, Diane Goolsby, Larry Tomlin, Tommy Snider, Myrica Winn, Sara Glenn, Eddie Dudley, Debbie Lynn, Becky Vest, Robin Ramsey, Patty Smith, Monica Teague, Becky Teague, Theresa Henson, Brenda Templeton, Susan Smith, Connie Byles, Jim Weigand, Andrea Kerr, Mark Carter, Steve Gatzke, Rusty Shaw, Darby Lawhorne, David Burke, Louise Vance, Greg Moore, Janet Robens LEO CLUB: Terry Bare, Robin Ramsey, Denise Morgan, Carol Gatzke, Patty Smith, Debbie Mor- gan, Kitty Kizer, Myrica Winn, Jim Weigand, Bobby Eason, Darby Lawhorne, Steve Gatzke, Robert 36 Shafer, Arnold Humphries, Jeff Lynn, Bruce Lewis, C. 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Floyd S.A.S.: Debbie Morgan, Jeff Lynn, Kitty Kizer, Jim Weigand, David Morris, Gayle Lynn, Carol Bailey, Terry Bare, Denise Morgan, Steve Gatzke, Mrs. Burkes—sponsor, Arnold Humphries, Patty Smith, Jane Ewald, David Gearhart, Darby Lawhorne PEP CLUB: Monica Teague, Linda Goolsby, Mr. Gravatt—sponsor, Denise Morgan, Terry Bare, Debbie Morgan, Joyce Cash, Robin Ramsey, Sarah Glenn, Rhonda Sandidge, Cindy Heidel, Everette Coleman, Kathy Ferguson, Linda Stinnett, Carol Bailey, Janet Robens, Landy Coffey, Renee Stin- nett, Kitty Kizer, Lynn Updike, Patty Smith, Louise Vance, Trish Ferguson, Julie Harris, Jane Wheeler, Kathy Dalton, Mark Carter, Margee Snyder, Mary Bailey, Linda Chittum, Jill Cropp, Sarah Radick, Kathy Loughead, Cindy Page, Stacy Nelson, Julie Nowlin, Jane Ewald, Susan Fo- shay, Sherry Golden, Linda Agnor, Debbie Dickenson, Denise Vedro, Debbie Lasson, Angela John- son, Edie Wagner, Steve Gatzke, Dan Ward, Jeff Lynn, David Gearhart, Tom Carter, Myrica Winn, Bruce Lewis, Charlie Page, Lisa Scott, Melida Brantley, Cindy Jarret, Pam Staton, Joy Henson, Debby Floyd, Tina Decker, Leatrice Martin, Lisa Decker, Debbie Coleman, Alica Coleman, Karen Godfrey, Kim Moran, Lee Ann Southers, Joy Hesson MONOGRAM CLUB: Jeff Lynn—pres., Arnold Humphries—v. pres., Darby Lawhorne—treas., Charlie Page—sec., Butch Breedlove, Leroy Wheeler, Gary Coleman, Coach Timberlake—sponsor, Bob Eason, Tom Carter, Bob Ward, Gary Cash, Tim Dudley, Bruce Lewis, Sidney Jones, Linda Goolsby, Jim Weigand, Dan Ward, Robert Shafer, Chris Hylton, Wayne Lineberry, Fred Smith, Darryl Campbell, Joyce Cash G.A.A.’s: Monica Teague, Rhonda Sandidge, Bonnie Irvin, Cindy Brodenbrough, Landy Coffey, Jill Cropp, Sarah Radick, Charlotte Hedrick, Nancy Ramsey, Denise Vedro, Debbie Lasson, Gail Brown, Cindy Heidel, Cindy Page, Agnus Lyle, Linda Goolsby, Kathy Dalton, Susan Foshay, Ron- nie Stinnett, Stacy Nelson, Janet Conner, Joan Fabrizio, Sherry Golden, Alicia Coleman, Mrs. Nel- son—sponsor, Gail Coffey, Lynn Updike, Joan Floyd, Therese Lugar, Jane Lynn, Karen Scott, Trish Ferguson, Linda Agnor, Julie Harris, Louise Vance, Kim Moran, Barbara Argenbright, Kathy Loug- head, Pam Wallace, Leateice Martin, Karen Godfrey, Penny Fauber, Wanda Sanderson, Gaynelle Davis, Debbie Floyd, Joy Henson F.C.A.: Not Active JR. RED CROSS: Becky Teague, Kathy Dalton, Rhonda Sandidge, Sarah Glenn, Joan Fabrizio, Diane Sollenberger, Carol Gatzke, Janet Dale, Angela Johnson, Lynn Updike, Jane Wheeler, Renee Stinnett, Sharon Slough, Gail Coffey, Jeanie Dickenson, Robin Ramsey, Charlotte Hedrick, Kitty Kizer, Martha Hawes, Louise Vance, Janet Robens, Mrs. Hawes—sponsor, Tina Decker, Pat Cam- den, Cindy Smith, Susan Whiteside F.H.A.: Ginnie Fauber, Ginger Pelter, Joyce Armentrout, Becky Teague, Patricia Moore, Sherri Southers, Beth Southers, Martha Lawhorne, Landy Coffey, Kathy Loughead, Rita Moore, Martha Vance, Kathy Dalton, Ruby Fox VISTA: Sharon Tyree—editor in chief, Mrs. Stinnett—sponsor, Gayle Lynn, Brenda Templeton, Sarah Glenn, Jeanie Dickenson, Angela Johnson, Jim Weigand, Robbie Pugh, Linda Chittum, Donna Jefferies, Lisa Scott, Sandy Driscoll, Debbie McGowan, Rhonda Sandidge, Mike Flint, Sharon Chit- tum, Cindy Brokenbrough, Vicki Flesher, Sandra Ruley, C.E. Floyd, Terry Bare, Myra Tyree, Bobby Ward, Jan Thompson, Carol Bailey HI-Y: Betty Clements, Barry Sandidge, Jim Weigand, Jeanie Dickenson, Mr. Gravatt—sponsor, Martha Hawes, Kevin Cropp, Linda Chittum, Martha Vance, Debbie Dickenson LIBRARY CLUB: Ginger Pelter, Chris Wilhelm, Connie Byles, Agnus Lyle, Joyce Armentrout, Miss Ravenhorst—sponsor ART CLUB: Becky Teague, Monica Teague, Connie Byles, Kirby Snider, Mr. Fuller—sponsor, Roger Lineberry, Ralph Slagle, Wayne Lineberry, Tom Carter, Donna Mason, Cindy Saunders, Nancy Dorey, Karen Tyree, Jana Bray, Joyce Armentrout, Greg Moore, Mike Flint, Everette Coleman, Mike Jennings, Susan Wagner, Gary King, Paul Durham, David Justice 37 Homecoming ’72 Our Homecoming game was played on October 1 with James River in rainy weather but the Mighty Blues beat the Knights 20-14. The Homecoming activities were postponed until October 29 which was also Senior Nite with Bath County. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen was done at halftime and the game ended with another victory for the Mighty Blues. 39 “Big Cole” pulls in a good tackle. Myricia and Andy show a lot of spirit at Pep Rally. Senior girls show enthusiasm after winning Homecoming game. The Queen’s Court Carol Gatzke and Tim Dudley. Debbie Reynolds and Kevin Cropp Ann Ewald and Jay Brown Linda Dyer and Keith Sorrells 41 Myra was the center of attention after being crowned Queen of the Buena Vista Christmas parade. The Christmas parade was sponsored by the Buena Vista Chamber of Commerce on Dec- ember 5, 1971. Myra Tyree was Queen and Joyce Cash was the P.M.H.S. attendant. Boys from the Junior and Senior classes served as escorts for the other attendants. Several clubs and area bands participated in the Myra Tyree, escorted by Steve Finch, was crowned parade. Our Marching Blues placed first in Christmas Queen. Pi competition. Christmas Joyce Cash, the Queen’s attendant, was escorted by Barry Whitten at the Christmas parade festivities. 42 Ring Dance ’72 Juniors wait in line for class rings. Marvita and Gary perform ring ceremony under arch at Ring Dance. 43 Miss Carper and Mrs. Flint The Ring Dance, held this year in the gym, featured a huge flowered arch under which members of the Junior class received their class rings. Everyone seemed to have an enjoyable time. Linda Goolsby and Terry Bare were the Senior attendants of the Sweetheart Court. The Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by the cheerleaders. Sweethearts from each class were nominated by the basketball team and the team selected the Queen from the two Senior nominees. Linda Goolsby was chosen Sweet- heart of 1972. Sweethearts Jeannie Dickinson — Sophomore representative; Carol Bailey — Junior representative 44 Vickie Humphries — 8th grade; Mary Ann Bailey — Fresh- man cAuiime Lonus: “A Time For Us” was the theme of the 1971 prom. The Senior class felt this was the best Prom ever at PMHS. ‘The decorations were beautiful. Even the chaperones look happy. 45 “What The World Needs Now” Time for a slow one. Mark and Margee doing it! The 1972 Prom was a tastefully decorated affair, felt by the Junior class to be the best ever. The decorations were out of this world and everyone went home feeling that this had really been a great prom. Class officers Everyone really had a good time. 46 The Awards Assembly Bruce Black 10th grade physical fitness award. The Awards Assembly was held May 23rd and 24th at PMHS. Academic, Organizational, and Athletic awards were presented to deserving students. Below: Margee Snyder receives the coveted ‘Crisco Award”, Mr. Temple presents Chorus awards, and a group of smiling award winners. raduation Day Tapestry of People, Moods, Feelings. . . Arule to be enforced. POSITIVELY NO SMOKING Monica and Tracey Teague. At the PMHS Candidates’ Day, one of the distinguished speakers, Lacey E. 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Seniors Led the Way Fighting Blues ready for another win. 58 This was an outstanding year for the Fighting Blues in football. They earned number one in the district through a perfect record of ten and zero. The Blues “‘trampled over” four 2-A teams, two of them being previously undefeated. Also they pulled through the Lexington game with “flying colors” which was a game they had been waiting to win for years. A loss to Chilhowie stopped the Blues. � J.V. Football: First Row: Chuck Lewis, Richard Painter, Richard Spinner, ; Timmy Petrie, Thomas Braxton, Bruce _ Black, and Kenneth Smith. Second Row: Sidney Smith, Jerry Knick, Lon- nie Slough, John Dyer, Chester Lineberry, and Mike McManama. Third Row: Keith Sorrels, Frank Dorey, Joe Gearhart, Hyl- ton Johnson, Al Burch, Mark Justice and Jay Brown. Fourth Row: Bobby Clark, Gary Ward, Jimmy Clark, Sam Glenn, Jimmy Smith, Brian Solomon and Greg Whee- ler. Fifth Row: Mark Hamric, Red Wheeler, David Austin, David Wheeler and David Austin. Sixth Row: Mer. Ricky Burks, Mgr. Bernard Payne and Mgr. William Vest. Top: Coach John Whitesell. J.V. Football Cheerleaders were awarded for their spirit during an assembly. Basketball 71-72 Re Abas ee Flee: so See Season Record PMHS Visitor 58 Nelson County 63 75 Bath County 63 58 WS IO et 41 55 Rockbridge 61 89 New Castle 56 38 Natural Bridge 75 62 James River 65 74 Lord Botetourt 94 81 V.S.D.B. 55 82 Bath County 90 80 Highland 51 71 Rock bridge 51 92 New Castle DT 55 Natural Bridge 67 54 James River 67 69 Lord Botetourt 61 A search for the ball. More Basketball Get the ball, I’ve got everything under control. J. V. Basketball: First Row: PeeWee Dorey, Bruce Black, Tonto Chittum, Keith Barger, Ricky Douglas, Chuck Lewis, and Coach Timberlake. Second Row: Mike McManama, Billy Agnor, Chester Lineberry, Kevin Cropp, Thomas Braxton, Kenneth Smith, and Mark Smith. Oh no you don’t. What are we gonna do gang? 63 Keith Barger goes for two. Robert Shafer clears 10 feet 6 inches. Varsity Track Team: First Row: Lewis Humphries, Danny Lawhorne, Dan Ward, Robert Henson, Jeff Lynn, Barry Whitten and Coach W. D. Ward. Second Row: Anthony Spinner, Arnold Humphries, Bobby Ward, Robert Hamric, Robert Shafer and Mike Dyer. Third Row: Mark Beverly, Mike Morrison, Mark Hamric, Richard Wagner, Kirby Snider, Kevin Cropp, Tim Hill, Ken- neth Smith, Leslie White, Lonnie Slough and Jay Brown. 64 Qutdoor Track Outdoor Track Team: First Row: Lewis Humphries, Danny Lawhorne, Dan Ward, Robert Hen- son, Jeff Lynn, Barry Whitten and Coach W. D. Ward. Second Row: Anthony Spinner, Jerry Thompson, Arnold Humphries, Robert Hamric, Robert Shafer, Mike Dyer, and Billy Staton, D mn¥, 1@whome shows Third Row: Mark Beverly, Mike Morrison, Mark Hamric, Richard Wagner, Kirby Snider, Kevin Cropp, Tim Hill, Kenneth Smith, Leslie White, Lonnie Slough and Jay Brown. They’re off! Barry Whitten and Robert Robert Shafer just makes it. Hamric. Baseball 1972 Pern 5 Timmy Knick, PeeWee Doe Kneeling: David Stinnett, Bruce Black, Stanley Whiteside, and Chuck Lewis. Third Row: Coach Whitesell, Ralph Slagle, Wayne Lineberry, Chris Hylton, Gary Truslow, Chester Lineberry, Richard Painter, and Coach Timberlake, Fourth Row: Mark Smith, Greg Cash, Bruce Lewis, Buck Jones, Ricky Burks, Jim Weigand, and Leroy Wheeler. siete aria iy i eae ia m3 As a in vane I Vx aa ie WR Le SO ees omar Nes 6 On emis ae Stinnett slides on in. : Steve Finch tries hard, but Waynesboro player is safe. 66 at 4 : Me ys f se Pgh et Coach Timberlake also assisted in baseball. SEASON RECORD PMHS Visitor 3 Waynesboro 10 8 Rockbridge 4 Lexington 2 New Castle 10 Waynesboro 14 Rockbridge 16 Bath County 4 Natural Bridge 4 Lexington 16 New Castle 6 Turner Ashby 13. James River 1 Bath County 8 Natural Bridge bo Re wr — pont OPRMONOANONOUWM The 1972 PMHS Baseball team. Sn Re NE Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right: Patty Smith, Linda Chittum, Joyce Cash, Edie Wagner, Linda Goolsby, Monica Teague, Debbie Dickinson, Carol Bailey and Jane Ewald. A solemn captain, Linda Goolsby. Varsity Cheerleaders 68 3 Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: Joyce Cash, Patty Smith, Linda Goolsby and Monica Teague. 69 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Top row: Mary Bailey, Hanes Stinnett and Angela Johnson. Bottom row: Lynn Updike, Linda Agnor, Julie Nowlin and Lisa Scott. A happy captain, Lisa Scott! Jeff Lynn, Classes Meet The ‘Rats’ L to R: Cindy Page, Secretary; W. R. Dull, Treasurer; Tracy Teague, Vice- President; John Dyer, President. NOT PICTURED: Keith Sorrels, Reporter. Rats form traditional chorus line. Vickie Argenbright David Austin Kenneth Arthurs Colleen Bailey Roxie Berry Timmy Beverly Eddie Bowyer Charlene Bradley Melinda Brantley Thomas Braxton Gail Brown Theresa Bryant Al Burch Jennie Byers Barbara Camden Kay Campbell Janice Carter Doug Cash 73 Newest Editions To P.M.H.S. Jeff Cash Johnny Catlett Timmy Catlett Barry Chittum Donna Chittum Arlene Clark Bobby Clark Carolyn Clark Gail Clark Jimmy Clark Ricky Clark Norah Coffey Debbie Coleman Donna Coleman Felicia Coleman Henry Crouch Cain Davis Lisa Decker Tina Decker Mike Dennis Frank Dorey W.R. Dull John Dyer Linda Dyer Skip Ewald Cindy Fitzgerald Henry Fitzgerald Cindy Floyd John, Joe, and Al ‘“‘take a load off!” Some Rats were found in un- usual places. 74 School United Fund Drive Champions Debbie Floyd Susan Foshey Ruby Fox Joe Gearhart Karen Godfrey Sonya Graybill Alan Grant Teresa Graybill Cindy Groah Gail Harrison Cindy Heidel Debbie Height Wa Pra 7 ba Bde kame | 299 'T : 4a Sg = : a x David Henson ee -— 7 1 Joy Henson : : ; Phillip Henson Robert Hostetter Clay Humphries Vickie Humphries Cindy Jarrett Francis Johnson Lisa Keiser Barbara Keyes Denise Kime Gary King Thinking about the long struggle ahead, Deb- bie? 75 Timmy Knick Sandra Knott Agnes Lyle Rebecca Lyle Paul Magaan Leatrice Martin Victor Martin Peggy Mason Ellen Mays Greenlee Mazingo Alice McCormick Carolyn McDaniel Tony McDaniel Larry Molher Lonnie Morrison Stacey Nelson Vickie O’Conner Andy Ogden Susan Olson Cindy Page Ginger Pelter he Homeroom period in the Art Room is pretty informal. Bruce Phelps Bonnie Plogger Sharon Ramsey Patricia Ramsey Tom Robinson Jane Sanderson Eighth-grade class gains recognition at P.M.H.S. 76 Pam Sandidge Ricky Shafer Wanda Shafer Cheri Shanks Judy Silrev Kathy Smals Cindy Smith Oak Smith Renae Smith Sidney Smith Sissy Smoot Daniel Sorrels Keith Sorrels Beth Southers Leann Southers Roxanne Spence Anita Staton Barbra Staton Rhonda Staton Tracey Teague Cindy Tingler Billy Tolley Susan Wagner Terry Wann David Wheeler Greg Wheeler Chris Wilhelm Eugene Williams Norma Wood Krystal Wright NOT PICTURED: Charles Byers; Michael Crouch; Melvin Dorey; Milton Lawhorne; Garland Lineberry; Tony Morrison; William Rhodes; Larry Shaw; Ted Southers; Barry Staton; Curtis Watts. 77 Rhonda looks forward to Relaxation Period. L to R: Mark Hamric, President; Jimmy Smith, Reporter; Lisa Scott, Sec. Treasurer; Mark Creasy, Vice-President. Linda Agnor Barbara Argengright Joyce Armentrout David Austin Mary Ann Bailey Paula Berry Bruce Black Carolyn Black Rexter Black Cindy Brokenbrough Jay Brown Claudia Campbell David Joe Campbell Mike Carter Kathy Cash 78 Spirit prominent in Freshman class Cathy Chittum Mike Clements Gayle Coffey Yolanda Coffey LQG Alicia Coleman Donna Coleman Janet Conner Mark Creasy Jill Cropp Janet Dale Gaynelle Davis Nancey Dorey Betty Douglas Sherri Eaken Ann Ewald Joan Fabrizio Penny Fauber Edwin Flesher Karen Floyd Sam Glenn Mary Golden Magdalene Gray Debbie Greene Pam Hall Mark Hamric Linda Hartless 79 Dawn Hatcher Charlotte Hedrick Eric Henson James Henson Charles Hickman Lewis Humphries Hylton Johnson David Justice Mark Justice Jerry Knick Kathy Knott Chuckie Lewis Chester Lineberry Kathy Loughead Theresa Lugar Susie Martin Sam buys a yearbook from Sarah. Debbie Mason Carol Mater Cindy Mays Mike McManama Rita Moore Terry Moore Kim Moran Richard Painter Danny Patterson Tim Petrie Freshmen toil through “in-between” year 80 David and Chester wait for the sixth period bell to ring. Two fun-loving Freshman girls. Ninth-grade boys add Sara Radick Ronnie Rhodes Billy Ridings Allan Rogers Robert Rowsey Briant Salmon Claudette Saunderson Claude Saunderson Wanda Sanderson Marlene Sandidge Cindy Saunders Lisa Scott Linda Shafer Preston Shafer Darlene Slagle Lonnie Slough Sharon Slough Paul Smals Cindy Smith 81 strength toJ.V. teams Bruce — a real mover on the basket- ball court. Freshman class sponsored “‘slop”’ sock hop Jimmy Smith Kevin Smith Sharon Smith Rudell Smoot Anthony Spinner Patty Sterrett Linda Stinnett Pam Thompson Gary Truslow Jeanette Twitty Lynn Updike Al Vest Pam Wallace Theresa Wann Gary Ward NOT PICTURED: James Broughman; Greg Moore James Coleman; Curtis Roberts Donna Dandridge; James Shafer Kenneth Downs; Dwight Shanks William Dunlap; Gwen Walker Marvita Flint; Deborah Zimbro Danny Lineberry David Wheeler Stanley Whiteside Susan Whiteside Happiness is getting the right answer! Stanley scans the hall for UFO’s. 82 L to R: Kevin Cropp, Vice-President; Sharon Tyree, Treasurer; Jeanne Dickinson, Secretary; Darby Law- horne, President. NOT PICTURED: Albert Smith, Reporter. Billy Agnor Vickie Adams Randy Bare Keith Barger David Beverly Marc Beverly Carol Bryant Ricky Burks Greg Cash Lovella Chandler SSSA nascreneeivorerrmicuearnnnnstionitemninienainmaiisinnatnnniineiinecn niu = ast IES CS Lee l d liv Keep on truck S ay g =| 2 w n 2) = oes 38 «= ral Ey AS 2 a i Oo oO = 525 S35 gee a8 oa.S Ee cee eae. ges dsegey os = a) 4 S 35 7 3 D2 BO 2S) We) 25 is 55 = Ho One Ons 4 as oe fom =I @ 2 Oa Oia ore FAQ SA AAgsS gem SS OS ROS Oe © gO SS 0 BIS S Se a Ayes, Gh (Be iS oO : ey S odo oO gv =I ao 3 a =| ios} a A iO a ooo ee cae mes a oD aa Go = Pos eaio gay a2 4 BOS BR 5 Faxes blag coy a 2 eed Db asses So =x2a ae} el oS O25 S86 5 2 Sp Sas 2383s maa nnA nHaAS MSZ SnmMes Settee ae tN 84 Only two more years! David Hall Debbie Hamilton Donna Hamilton Garland Hare Julie Harris Wayne Hartless Sherri Hatcher Tim Hill Butch Hogan Rose Ingram Brenda Jenkins Angela Johnson Teresa Justice Andrew King Debbie Lasson 85 Darby Lawhorne Marta Lawhorne Pam Lewis David Lineberry Jane Lynn Steve Manuel Teresa Manuel Bernard Martin Donna Mays Debbie McManana Patrica Moore Mike Morrison Julia Nowlin Patty Nuckols Debbie Painter Susie Panter Is it that bad, Sharon? Peggy Pappas Virginia Patterson T.T. Payne Mitzi Pelter Cathy Petrie Mitzi Renz Debbie Reynolds Ella Richardson Marlene Roberts Reva Rowsey Sandra Ruley It was a great year!! 86 Sophomores plan ahead for ’73 prom Barry Sandidage Karen Scott Albert Smith Curtis Smith Frances Smith Mark Smith Kirby Snider Sherri Southers Eugene Staton Ronnie Staton Mark Templeton Laureen Thorton Teresa Thompson Eddie Toombs Martha Vance Brenda VanNess Denise Vedro Edie Wagner : Richard Wagner we | Paul Watts } j Vo A. aN Edie and Trish smile at the end of a hard day. Carol Wheeler Leslie White Connie Woods Lou Zollman NOT PICTURED: Brenda Campbell Terry Finch Sharon Tyree Sherri Golden Gary Mikels Ralph Slagle Tommy Slough Karen Tyree 87 ass Of °73 L to R: Gayle Lynn, President; Carol Bailey, Vice-President; Arnold Humphries, Treasurer; Debbie Dickinson, Secretary; Rhonda Sandridge, Reporter. Steve Agnor Donna Argenbright Robert Austin Donna Bates Carol Bailey Mark Berry Francis Bradley Butch Breedlove Bobby Burch Betty Brockenbrough 88 Patricia Camden Sharon Camden Daryl Campbell Joan Campbell Claude Clark Rose Carter Tom Carter Gary Cash Linda Chittum Betty Clements “Sam” inspects his Fighting Blues jacket. Kathy Dalton Mike Davis Debbie Dickinson Sandy Driscoll Tim Dudley Paul Durham Juniors displayed spirit by winning magazinedrive 89 “Happiness” was getting our class rings Mike Dyer Jane Ewald Faith Evans Vicky Flesher C. E. Floyd Deborah Franklin Carol Gatzke Chuck Golden Jeff Goolsby Jan Greene Gary Hamilton Robert Hamric Chris Hylton Shirley Huffman Arnold Humphries Kenneth Humphries Donna Jefferies Mary Keiser Lester Kennedy Larry Keyes Leumoin King Bruce Lewis Gayle Lynn Cindy Mason Kenneth Mazingo Eileen McCormick Debbie McGowan Brenda Miller Peggy Nowlin Charlie Page Danita Painter Ronnie Patterson Robbie Pugh Skip Ramsey Joyce Richardson Bobby Ridings Louella Rowsey Rhonda Sandidge Eugene Shuyler Robert Shafer Danny Smals Ronald Smals Diane Smith Marlene Slough Diane Sollenburger Ruth Sorrels Billy Staton Charlene Staton Pam Staton Patricia Staton Juniors planned all year for special prom Becky Teague ‘Jan Thompson Diane Thorne David Truslow Charles Updike Nancy Wade Bobby Ward Larry Ward Jim Weigand Chery] Williams Bobby Wright James Wright Kathy Wright NOT PICTURED: Jerry Downs; Joan Floyd; Alan Gibson; Joanne Groah; Vicky Groah; Ronnie Humphries; Larry Knott; Vicky Mayo; Sandra Ramsey; David Stinnet. In Memory Steven Burton Breedlove Gary Michael Davis Died: March 13, 1972 Died: March 13, 1972 Almighty God, we entrust all who are dear to us to thy never-failing care and love, for this life and the life to come; knowing that thou art doing for them better things than we can desire or pray for; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 92 Class Of ’72 ROO Seam BOGS eee SS Treas. — Gary Coleman (not Morgan, le , Sec. — Debb itten . — Barry Wh V. Pres — Myra Tyree d), Rep. Pres. — Jeff Lynn picture Barry Dale Beard Jana Sue Bray Teresa Jo Bare 94 David Paul Burke Evelyn Marie Camden Dignified Seniors !!! Karen Lee Byers Cornelia Aleen Carter Constance Byles For the Class of ’72, the past five years have held a special kind of closeness. We began as Rats in ’67, submitting to the wishes of the Seniors. Soon our endless task of raising money began. We spon- sored ‘Spring Fever’ and ‘Sadie Haw- kins’ Dances and staged a very success- ful bazaar. Despite endless problems and disagreements, all of our hard work paid off when ‘A Time For Us’ became a reality. Our Senior year was a special one. Under the direction of Coach Ward, we held the only ‘Candidates Day’ in our area and made an eventful trip to Rich- mond. During Spirit Week, we were chosen the most spirited class in the school. As Robin and Martha led us on our big day, we realized that things would never be as the past five years were, but we would ‘“‘have these mo- ments to remember’. Terry displays her school spirit during spirit week. Mark Stephen Carter Joyce Elaine Cash Thurman Lee Coffey, -Jr. Penny Gaile Childers Everette Sherman Coleman “Ts he for real, Peanut?” Seniors hold only ‘Candidates Day’ in area Gary Burks Coleman Barbara Ann Dejewski Norris Edward Dudley Kenneth Williams Evans Kathryn Raye Ferguson “Just call me Superman!”’ overnment classes visit Virginia General Assembly Steven Bryant Finch Steven Lee Gatzke David Winslow Gearhart “What ’cha say ‘Gear’?”’ fi : ee EOF e e Cecil Wayne Gibson Judy Sheltman Gibson “Did someone say ‘Fire’?”’ Sarah Anne Glenn Linda Diane Goolsby Linda Faye Goolsby Leroy shows his skill in shop class. “We never fight!”’ ‘| 72% 3 ret iws Darlene Fay Groah Diane Gay Groah Donna Kay Groah Daniel Thomas Hamilton 100 Gary Cecil Hatter Martha Ellen Hawes Robert Preston Henson Smiling faces everywhere! ott Theresa Diane Henson Michael Lee Jennings Sidney Carroll Jones “He calls this Art?!” Andrea Jeanne Kerr Sara Kathryn Kizer Warren Campbell Kutz “Who do ya think is gonna win?!”’ Danny Lee Lawhorne Clyde Wayne Lineberry 102 Harold Jeffrey Lynn psoeiaiennanssineonantt Gregory Keith Moore Togetherness! 103 ur prom, ‘A Time For Us’ was a time to remem be Deborah Hylton Morgan Denise Harmon Morgan “Keep away you silly girls!” i pe oe David Howard Morris Kenneth Wayne McManama Sheila Kay Ogden 104 Donna Gayle Petrie Roberta Dawn Ramsey alli. Janet Jewell Robens Teresa Spence Rogers ” “Tf Pd only seen it comin’... 105 Donald Ray Shafer Priscilla Fay Shaw Russell Lee Shaw Seniors help Beta Club honor Juniors at Ring Dance Frederick William Smith Michael Wayne Smith “Tt’s Great to be a Senior!”’ 106 Susan Gay Smith “And I think I’m right!” Thomas Ridings Snider Marjory Elizabeth Snyder Rodney Wayne Sorrells 107 Monica Lee Teague Brenda Kay Templeton Larry Wayne Tomlin “Watch it ‘Duke’!” 108 Louise Dudley Vance Rebecca Bartley Vest “Ou, don’t look now, but...” Janice Taylor Walker Cathy Edwards Ward Looks like an interesting class! _“We were just discussing the circs!” “Johnny Angel”’ Daniel Ward III Elizabeth Jane Wheeler Leroy Melvin Wheeler Barry Thomas Whitten 110 Janice Myrica Winn Ruby Gail Wood f Zi, Bae Sf iN Comes to an end. Smiling Faces! ” “It’s too pretty to go to class today! ‘Sweat it out another four years, Rats!” Senior Directory TERESA JO BARE French Club, ’67-’69; Pep Club, ’67-’72, Vice-President, 71-’72; G.A.A.’s, ’68-’69; S.C.A., ’68-’72; Red Gross. 0=.71: S.A.S., ’70-’72; Leo Club, ’70-’72; Beta Club, ’70-’72, Vice- President, ’70-’71, President, ’71-’72; Honors Course, ’71-’72: In-Service School Award, ’71. BARRY DALE BEARD D.E.Club, ’70-’72, Reporter, ’71-’72. JANA SUE BRAY Dramatics and Forensics, ’67-’68; Art Club, ’68-’70, Wflsue2: Latin Club, ’69-’70; Drama Club, ’71-’72. DAVID PAUL BURKE Beta Club, ’70-’72; French Club, ’70-’71; Honors Course, 70-771. KAREN LEE BYERS Hi-Y, ’67-’69; Dramatics and Forensics, ’67-’68; Home Ec. Club, ’68-’69; Chorus, ’71-’72. CONSTANCE BYLES Dramatics and Forensics, ’68-’69; Art Club, ’69-’72; Human Relations Club, ’71-’72; Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer, °71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff, ’71-’82. EVELYN MARIE CAMDEN Home Kc. Club, ’67-’68; G.A.A.’s, ’67-’68; F.B.L.A. Secre- tary, ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. CORNELIA ALEEN CARTER Home Ec. Club, ’68-’69; Chorus, ’70-’72; Ha eyb AN, “Alsi MARK STEPHEN CARTER DAWN WHEELER CASH J.V. Cheerleading, ’68-’69; Chorus, ’68-’71; Pep Club, ’68- 695K. B.D AS 7172: ; JOYCE ELAINE CASH Pep Club, ’67-’72, Secretary, ’68-’69; Home Ec. Club, 67-68; S.C.A., 68-69; French Club, ’68-’70; Library Club, ’68-’69; Math Club, ’68-’69; Homecoming Attendant, ’68-’69, ’69-’70; Class Treasurer, ’69-’70; J.V. Cheerleading, ’69-’70; Vista Staff, ’70-’71; Monogram Club, 70-72; Parrimac Staff, °70-’72, Editor-in-Chief, ’71-’72; Varsity Cheerleading, ’70- 72; Homecoming Queen, ’71-’72; Christmas Attendant, ’71. THURMAN LEE COFFEY, JR. J.V. Basketball, ’67-’68: J.V. Football, 67-69; Band, ’67- Baseball, ’70-’71. PENNY GAILE CHILDERS Hi-Y, ’67-’68; G.A.A.’s, ’67-’68; French Club, 67-69; D.E. Club, ’70-’72,'President, ’71-’72. EVERETTE SHERMAN COLEMAN GARY BURKS COLEMAN 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; J.V. Football, ’67-’68: Varsity Football, ’68-’72; Monogram Club, ’69-’72: J.V. Basketball, ’68-’70; Baseball, ’69-’71. PATRICIA PRYOR COLEMAN Pep Club, ’67-’70 ; Business Club, ’71-’72; F.T.A., ’68-’70 ; G.A.A.’s, ’67-’69 ; Beta Club, ’70-’72 . BARBARA ANN DEJEWSKI G.A.A.’s, ’67-’69; S.C.A., ’68-’71, Historian, ’69-’70, Re- porter, ’70-’71; Home Ec. Club, 68-69; French Club, ’68-’70; Pep Club, ’68-’70; German Club, ’70-’72, President, ’71-’72. NORRIS EDWARD DUDLEY Drama Club, ’71-’72. ORAN GILFORD EAKIN Beta Club, ’70-’72; Honors Course, ’70-’72; French C lub, ’70- “aly SHARON ELAINE EAKIN Home Kc. Club, ’68-’70; Library Club, ’68-’69; Chorus, ’69- a2 Bee Acer sale KENNETH WILLIAMS EVANS J.V. Football, ’68-’69. KATHRYN RAYE FERGUSON Pep Club, ’67-’72; Home Ec. Club, ’67-’68; S.C.A., ’68-’70, ‘71- 72; French Club, ’68-’70; Library Club, 68-69; Math Club, ’68-’69; Varsity Cheerleading, ’70-’71; Monogram Club, ’70-’71; Parrimac Staff, ’70-’71; D.E. Club, ’71-’72. STEVEN BRYANT FINCH J.V. Football, ’67-’69; Varsity Football, ’69-’72; German Club, ’69-’70; Track, ’70-’71; Monogram Club, ’70-’72; Base- lore, “7 7. STEVEN LEE GATZKE J.V. Track, ’67-’68; Latin Club, ’68-’69; J.V. Football Man- ager, ’68-’69; Varsity Basketball Manager, ’68-’70; French Club, ’69-’72; Monogram Club, ’69-’71; Beta Club, 10-72; Varsity Football Manager, ’69-’71; Varsity Track Manager, ’69-’70; Honors Course, ’70-’72; S.C.A., ’70-’71; Math Club, ’70-’71; Leo Club, ’70-’72, President, 70-’71; Class President, °70-'71; S.A.S., ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Activities Editor, ’71-’72. DAVID WINSLOW GEARHART Latin Club, ’68-’69; French Club, ’69-’72; Beta Club, OZ: Pep Club, ’70-’72; Honors Course, ’71-’72; Math Clubweje 72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Activities Editor, ler BD. CECIL WAYNE GIBSON D.E. Club, ’71-’72. JUDY SHELTMAN GIBSON Pep Club, ’65-’67; G.A.A.’s ’65-’67; J.V. Cheerleading, ’66- 67; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. SARAH ANNE GLENN Pep Club, ’67-’72; Latin Club, ’68-’69; Library Club, ’68-’69; Beta Club, ’70-’72; French Club, ’69-’71, Secretary, ’70-’71; Vista Staff, 69-’72; S.C.A., 70-71; Honors Course, ’70-’72; Red Cross, Vice-President, ’70-’71, President, 71-’72; Class Vice-President, ’70-’71; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Underclassman Editor, ’71-’72. LINDA DIANE GOOLSBY Pep Club, ’67-’70; G.A.A.’s, ’67-’69; French Club, ’68-’70; Library Club, ’68-’69; Vista Staff, ’69-’70; D.E. Club, ’70-’71; Drama Club, ’71-’72; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72. LINDA FAYE GOOLSBY French Club, ’67-’69; Pep Club, ’67-’72; Majorette, 67-70: Concert Band, ’68-’70; S.C.A., ’68-’69; Class Secretary, ’68- 69; Captain, J.V. Cheerleading, ’69-’70; Varsity Cheerlead- ing, ’70-'72, Captain, °71-’72; Monogram Club, 10-725 Sweetheart Queen, ’71-’72; Homecoming Attendant, ’71-’72: G.A.A.’s, °71-’72; Parrimac Staff Faculty Editor, ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. DARLENE FAY GROAH Pep Club, ’68-’69; Band, ’69-’72; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72; Drama Glibwetilet2: DIANE GAY GROAH Pep Club, ’67-’68; Band, ’67-’72. DONNA KAY GROAH Pep Club, ’68-’69; Band, ’69-’72. DANIEL THOMAS HAMILTON Art Club, ’71-’72. GARY CECIL HATTER French Club, ’67-’68, ’70-’71; Track, ’69-’70; Indoor Track, 70-71; Art Club, ’70-’71; Vista Staff, ’70-’71; Varsity Foot- allel ania MARTHA ELLEN HAWES Class Treasurer, 67-68; Home Ec. Club, ’67-’69, Treasurer, ’67-’68; S.C.A., ’67-’68, ’70-’71; Math Club, ’68-’69; Hi-Y, 69-’72, Vice-President, ’70-’71; German Club, ’69-’71, Sec- retary, '69-’70; Library Club President, ’69-’70; Beta Club, 70-’72; Red Cross, ’70-’72; Honors Course, ’70-’72; French Club, ’71-’72; Class Secretary, ’70-’71; Home Ec. Award, ’68- 69; Foreign Language Award,’69-’70; German Award, ’70-’71. ROBERT PRESTON HENSON Varsity Football, ’71-’72; Track, ’71-’72; Monogram Club, 71-’72: Drama Club, ’71-’72. THERESA DIANE HENSON Band, ’69-’72; Home Ec. Club, ’68-’69; Library Club, ’68-’69; F.B.L-A., ‘71-72; Drama Club, 71-772. BARBARA JEAN HUFFMAN MICHAEL LEE JENNINGS Art Club, ’71-’72. SIDNEY CARROLL JONES J.V. Football Co-Captain, ’67-’68; J.V. Basketball, ’67-’69, Co-Captain, ’67-’68; Track, ’67-’71; Varsity Football, ’68-’72, Co-Captain, ’70-’72; Monogram Club, ’68-’72; Class Presi- dent, °68-’70; Baseball, ’69-’72; Varsity Basketball Co- @aptainyeil72;eC-Avwa lev 247 Drama @lubs jl) ANDREA JEANNE KERR Drama Club, ’71-’72. SARA KATHRYN KIZER Dramatics and Forensics, 67-68; Pep Club, ’67-’72; Latin Club, ’68-’69; G.A.A.’s ’68-’69; S.C.A., 68-69, ’70-’71; Beta Club, ’70-’72, Vice-President, ’71-’72; Honors Course, ’70- 72; Leo Club, ’70-’72; S.A.S. Secretary, ’70-’72; Red Cross, 70-72, President, ’70-’71; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Senior Editor, ’71-’72. WARREN CAMPBELL KUTZ DANNY LEE LAWHORNE Hi-Y, 67-69; Dramatics and Forensics, ’67-’69; French Club, ’68-’71; Monogram Club, ’70-’72, Treasurer, ’71-’72; Art Club, ’70-’71; Math Club, ’70-’71; Varsity Football, MO 2a racks GO-i24 bee Awney 1-072, CLYDE WAYNE LINEBERRY 113 ROGER DALE LINEBERRY 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; J.V. Football, ’68-’69; Base- ball, 70-71; Monogram Club, ’71-’72; D.E. Club, ’71-’72: Homecoming Escort, ’71-’72. DEBROAH OGDEN LYNN Home Ec. Club, ’67-’68; French Club, ’68-’69; G.A.A.’s, ’69-’70; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72; Drama Cluapmeleai2: HAROLD JEFFREY LYNN 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; Varsity Track, ’68-’72; French Club, ’68-’70; Homecoming Escort, ’68-’69, 70-71; Leo Club, ’70-’72; S.A.S., ’70-’72, President, ’71-’72; Monogram Club, ’70-’72, President, ’71-’72; Class President, ’71-’72: S.C.A., 71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. WYMA CAROLYN MASON GREGORY KEITH MOORE Band, ’67-’72; Art Club, ’70-’72; French Club, ’70-’71; Math Club, ’70-’71; Parrimac Staff, ’71-’72. DEBORAH HYLTON MORGAN Pep Club, ’67-’72, President, ’69-’72; Home Ec. Club, ’67-’68; Dramatics and Forensics Club, ’67-’68; French Club, ’68-’70; Library Club, ’68-’69; Vista Staff, ’69-’71; Math Club Vice- President, ’70-’71; G.A.A.’s, ’70-’71; S.A.S., ’70-’72, Vice- President, ’71-’72; Leo Club, ’70-’72, Treasurer, ’70-’71; Class Secretary, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Feature Editor, ’71- 72; S.C.A. Historian, 71-’72. DENISE HARMON MORGAN Dramatics and Forensics Club, ’67-’68; French Club, ’67-’68; Pep Club, ’67-’72, Secretary-Treasurer, ’71-’72; Library Club, 68-69; Math Club, ’69-’70; Vista Staff, ’69-’70; S.C.A., ’69-’72, Secretary, ’70-’71; Class Reporter, ’69-’70; Parrimac Staff, ’70-’72, Underclassman Editor, ’70-’71, Senior Editor, ’71-’72; Leo Club, ’70-’72; S.A.S., ’71-’72. DAVID HOWARD MORRIS Track, ’67-’68; S.C.A., ’69-’70; Hi-Y, ’69-’71, Chaplain, ’70- 71; Pep Club, ’69-’70; S.A.S., ’70-’72, Treasurer, ’71-’72: Leo Club, ’70-’72; Parrimac Staff Photographer, ’70-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. KENNETH WAYNE McMANAMA D.E. Club, ’71-’72. SHEILA KAY OGDEN Home Ec. Club, ’67-’69. JESSE LEE PAINTER J.V. Football, ’67-’69; Latin Club, ’68-’69; Varsity Football, 69-70, °71-'72; Monogram Club, ’69-’70; German Club, ’70- 71; Debate Team, ’71-’72. DAVID BLAIR PATTESON Chess Club, ’68-’70 ; Wrestling Team, ’69-’70 ; Golf Team, ’69-’70 , ’70-’71; Omicron Society, ’69-’70 ; Beta Club, ’70- °72; Math Club, ’70-’71; German Club, ’70-’71; Monogram Club, °71- 72: Band, ’70-’72. DONNA GAYLE PETRIE ROBERTA DAWN RAMSEY French Club, ’67-’69; Pep Club, ’67-’72; Class Treasurer, ’68- 69; Library Club, ’68-’69; S.C.A., ’69-’71; Beta Club, ’70-’72; Honors Course, ’70-’72; Math Club President, ’70-’71; Vista, 70-72; Leo Club, ’70-’72; Red Cross, ’70-’72, Vice-President, 71- 72; German Club, ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Parri- mac Staff Business Manager, ’71-’72. JANET JEWELL ROBENS G.A.A.’s, ’67-’69; Pep Club, ’67-’68, ’71-’72; Latin Club, ’68-’69; Red Cross, ’70-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72, Parrimac Staff Underclassman Editor, ’71-’72. TERESA SPENCE ROGERS Pep Club, ’67-’72; G.A.A.’s ’67-’69; J.V. Cheerleading, ’68- 69; French Club; ’69-’70; Varsity Cheerleader, ’71. DONALD RAY SHAFER PRISCILLA FAY SHAW Pep Club, ’67-’72; G.A.A.’s ’67-’70; French Club, ’68-’69; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72; Drama Club President, ’71-’72. RUSSELL LEE SHAW ROBERT EDWARD SLOUGH, JR. Pep Club, ’70-’71; D.E. Club, ’70-’72. FREDERICK WILLIAM SMITH J.V. Football, ’67-’69; J.V. Track, ’67-’68; 8th Grade Basket- ball, ’67-’68; Varsity Football, ’68-’71; Latin Club, ’68-’69; J.V. Basketball, ’68-’69; Varsity Track, ’68-’71, Co-Captain, 70-’71; Monogram Club, ’69-’71; Varsity Basketball, ’69-’71; D.E: Club, 71-72. MICHAEL WAYNE SMITH D.E. Club, ’71-’72. PATRICIA LAVONNE SMITH Dramatics and Forensics Club Secretary, ’67-'68; Class Secretary, 67-’68; Pep Club, 67-72, Vice-President, ’70-’71; Library Club, ’68-’69; Latin Club, ’68-’69; Math Club, ’68- ’69; J.V. Cheerleading, ’69-’70; S.C.A., ’70-’72; French Club President, ’70-’72; Leo Club, ’70-’72; Red Cross, ’70-’71; S.A.S., ’71-’72; Girls’ State Delegate, ’71; Varsity Cheer- leading, ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Homecoming Atten- dant, ’71-’72; Monogram Club, ’71-’72. SUSAN GAY SMITH Home Kc. Club, ’68-’69; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72: Drama Club, ’71- 2: THOMAS RIDINGS SNIDER MARJORY ELIZABETH SNYDER Pep Club, ’67-’72; French Club, ’67-’69; Drama Club Secre- tarvaniieai2: RODNEY WAYNE SORRELLS GEARY LESTER STATON Hi-Y, ’67-’69; Drama Club, ’67-’69; D.E. Club, ’71-’72. MONICA LEE TEAGUE G.A.A.’s, ’67-’69 , ’69-’70; Pep Club, (HER, Vale ee Coe Captain J.V. Cheerleading, ’68-’69 ; Art Club, ’69-’72, Sec- retary, ’69-’70, President, ’70-’72; Vista Staff, ’70-’71; Drama Club, ’71-’72; Varsity Cheerleading, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Faculty Editor, ’71-’72. BRENDA KAY TEMPLETON Home Kc. Club, ’67-’68; Band, ’69-’70; Vista Staff, ’70-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. 114 LARRY WAYNE TOMLIN 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; J.V. Football, ’68-’69; D.E. Club, ’70-’72. MYRA ANN E TYREE Pep Club, ’67-’72; French Club, ’67-’69; Vista Staff, ’71-72; Class Reporter, ’71-’72; Christmas Queen. LOUISE DUDLEY VANCE Pep Club, ’67-’72; G.A.A.’s ’67-’72; Latin Club, ’68-’69; French Club, ’69-’70; Math Club, ’70-’71; Red Cross, ’70-’72; Parrimac Staff, ’71-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. REBECCA BARTLEY VEST Pep Club, ’67-’68; Band, ’67-’72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. JANICE TAYLOR WALKER Pep Club, ’68-’69; Drama Club, ’71-’72. CATHY EDWARDS WARD Home Ec. Club, ’67-’69; G.A.A.’s, ’67-’68; Drama Club, Pil=.7 25 he baleAciilaaies DANIEL WARD III S.C.A., ’67-’68; J.V. Football, 67-68; 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; Class Vice-President, ’67-’68; Latin Club, 68-69; F.C.A., 6 8-’70; Varsity Football, ’68-’72; Varsity Track, ’68- 72; Monogram Club, ’68-’72; Varsity Basketball, 69-72; French Club, ’69-’71. ELIZABETH JANE WHEELER Class Reporter, ’67-’69, Pep Club, ’67-’72; Latin Club, ’68- 69; J.V. Cheerleading, ’68-’69; Varsity Cheerleading, ’69- 71; Monogram Club, ’69-’71; S.C.A., ’69-’71; Beta Club, ’70-’72; Red Cross, ’71-’72; Honors Course, ’71-’72; Parrimac Staff Sports Editor, ’71-’72. LEROY MELVIN WHEELER 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; Track, ’67-’68; J.V. Football, 68-69; J.V. Basketball, ’68-’70; Baseball, 68-’72; Varsity Football,’69-’72, Co-Captain, ’71-’72; Monogram Club, ’69- 72; D.E. Club, ’70-’71; Class Reporter, 1027128 Cok wears 72; Drama Club, ’71-’72; French Club, ’71-’72. BARRY THOMAS WHITTEN 8th Grade Basketball, ’67-’68; J.V. Basketball, ’69-’70; J.V. Football, °67-’69; Varsity Football, ’69-’72; Varsity Basket- ball, ’70-’71; Monogram Club, ’69-’72; F.C.A.., ’69-'72; Track, ’69-’72; French Club, ’69-’71; S.C.A., 71-’72; Class Vice- President, 71-72; Drama Club, ’71-’72. JANICE MYRICA WINN Pep Club, ’67-’72; Latin Club, ’68-’69; Math Club, ’68-’69; S.C.A., ’69-’72, President, ’71-’72; French Club, 770-72; Vice-President, ’70-’71; Leo Club, ’70-’72, Secretary-Treas- urer, 71-’72; Girls’ State Delegate, ’70-’71; Red Cross, ’70- 71; Drama Club, ’71-’72. RUBY GAIL WOOD Hi-Y, ’67-’68; Home Ec. Club, ’68-’69; Beta Club, ’70-’72; Chorus Vice-President, 70-71; F.B.L.A., ’71-’72; Drama (Olivo, Pale772. WAYNE PHILLIP WRIGHT J.V. Basketball, ’69-’70; J.V. Football, ’69-’70; Baseball, 69-’70. Activities in Other Schools 0 Adv af 0-46 a ay PPR WAGER OSM ees: ertisements os Ree MS Mens Best Wishes to the Graduating Class VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK Mea Tee Fc , Biel Citak Gwen W. P. RAMSEY 148 W. 20TH STREET BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA 24416 PHONE: 261-6735 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 QUALITY SUPER MARKET : r wold QeL You wack CO woh Or And Kouwn tho OE | | SEAY’S DRUG ST 261-2131 Buena Vista, Virginia LEXINGTON OPTICAL COMPANY Lenses Replaced Frames Carefully Fitted, Adjusted, and Repaired Prescriptions Accurately Filled Registered Optician 27 W. Washington Street 463-5866 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF °72 BUENA VISTA NEWS BETA CLUB Play more, live longer GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION _ Parry McCluer High School Congratulations, Seniors! LADIES’ SPECIALITY SHOPPE WREL The Sports Voice of the Blues AMOLE-LOMAX FUNERAL HOMES Fine Apparel for Young Men ALVIN DENNIS Lexington Buena Vista, Virginia 261-2119 BLOSSER FURNITURE BARNES MOTEL New and Used Furniture Expert Shoe Repair Congratulations! THE COBBLER SHOP 14th Street Between Dairy Queen and Kenney’s Buena Vista BUENA VISTA WOMEN’S CLUB Open at 8:00 A.M. Close at Midnight Closed Wednesday COLEMAN'S TRIANGLE CAFE Burch Brothers GROCERY OUR MOTTO “SERVICE, EDUCATION, PROGRESS.” Step into Fashion ADAIR-HUTTON The Family Store JACK AND JILL Clothes for children Lexington, Virginia The Contry Bitehen Bread, Cakes, Pastries — _ Baked with the Home Made Touch THE FLOWER CENTER “Flowers for all Occasions” Lexington, Virginia Gout e t PLO g Sa, Rago {Olas eran Gots GARRETT’S JEWELERS FLINT’'S FURNITURE — 2024 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista GEORGE'S HAIRSTYLIST DICKINSON COLE Lexington—Buena Vista Shopping Center Lexington, Virginia Air Conditioned George Sherburne 463-3975 Plumbing and Heating Norge Appliances Buena Vista HESS’ JEWELERS JERRY LEWIS CINEMA Lexington, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia HAMRIC AND SHERIDAN . B. P. KNIGHT COMPANY JEWELERS 1902-1972 11 West Nelson Street 3 p Our 70th Year Lexington, Virginia . 261-3860 Dou, Ged pee Diurkot S PORN WG Well, te yap praatlt prratts o phe COAL. sol Brod duck a fstlel JGMENES KENNEY’S OF BUENA VISTA 261-2592 Remember Us! MARK AND MARGEE a fen, First National Exchange Bank J.J. NEWBERRY 23 S. Main Street Lexington, Va. 24450 ONE HOUR “MARTINIZING” The Most in Dry Cleaning No Extra Charge MARTIN’S INC. OF LEXINGTON 25 S. Main Street Lexington, Va. 24450 463-7701 Shop for clothes for Mother and Daughter as seen in VOGUE and SEVENTEEN SHIREY BROWN DURG STORE Congratulations Best Wishes Class of °72 HUFFMAN’S FLORIST We Deliver 261-3930 2127 Sycamore Ave. Buena Vista MAYS’ GROCERY Open 9-12 Sundays 12-11 1306 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia Johnnie Lynn TEXACO SUPER SERVICE STATION 463-2711 Lexington Pleasing You — Pleases Us SHEWEY SUPPLY CO. INC. Builders’ Hardware 261-6211 Buena Vista, Virginia SOUTHERN INN RESTAURANT Lexington, Virginia VARNER POLE rrcalhy GX | we sy Scales CS Ga: eer a se | aoe f? } ia af os rae ee i Boot? Sigg wm obiEs ny EO, we ZO ore ge he ap Mick. aati ogthaall hcg feds oid ba ee ad baleen A P SUPERMARKET The Store That Cares About You PEEBLES THE BANK OF NATURAL BRIDGE Natural Bridge Station, Virginia 291-2196 WARREN’S CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 261-2161 P.O: Box.o 11 Buena Vista, Virginia 24416 “When better cars are built Buick will build them.” WIDDIFIELD’S SAVE-A-STOP Wholesale to Everyone Open 7:00 — 6:00 YELVERTON CLEANERS 2028 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia 261-2155 LOMAX FLORIST Why not plan to stay home and attend SOUTHERN SEMINARY Fully accredited by the Southern Association A special welcome to Parry McCluer— Natural Bridge—Lexington and Rockbridge girls. You may call the Dean for an appointment at any time. THE PARRY McCLUER HIGH SCHOOL BAND “The Marching Blues” Virginia’s Representative to “The Festival of States” St. Petersburg, Florida April 10-15 1973 LOE he Tie Uf Le woe byt y L , pg eae Yi ae at LLLIM es eas ge eps LB Lv2e aniae LKC. bse f The ioe = { ; ae, eget for Lids fen Tho ohare cena vy; a OZG Z sy al Congratulations to the Class of ’72 LEES CARPETS A Division of Burlington Industries LEXINGTON PRESCRIPTION CENTER 11 W. Washington, Va. Phone 463-9166 or 463-9176 Free-Delivery Orthopedic Surgical Supplies MORGAN’S MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY “Prompt Prescription Service” THE S.C.A. your student government, wishes you a successful future. THAT MEANS THE ULTIMATE IN CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, CLUB PINS, MEDALS, AND TROPHIES JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN, ae LI, fe Coy “Shalom” DAVID H. KINTON P. O. Box 2775 Roanoke, Virginia 24001 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’72. Mrs. Burks Mr. Camden Miss Carper Mrs. Davidson Mrs. Davis Mr. Flint Mrs. Elsie Floyd Mr. Fuller Mr. Gravatt Mrs. Hawes Mrs. Hawkins Mrs. Jennie Floyd Mrs. Higginbotham Mr. Leadbetter Mr. Lewis Mr. Lockett Mr. McCown Mrs. McDermott Mrs. Nelson Mr. Sams Mrs. Teague Miss Whitmore Mrs. Weigand For everything there is a season And a time for every purpose under heaven. May you find your time and your purpose. ACE HARDWARE 2122 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia Phone: 261-3155 THE 1972 PARRIMAC STAFF Jim Cox, Owner Happiness is... COURTESY MOTORS and Better Idea Cars from FORD and MERCURY SEVEN-ELEVEN REV. GLENN FLETCHER NATURAL BRIDGE LUMBER co. DAVIDSONS We hope this year has left you with many memories — dances, football games, tears, classes, rat week, field trips, dramatics, clubs, parades — a tapestry of life at Parry McCluer. We, the Parrimac Staff, wish you the best of luck. 136