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

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ARDS @UDDY FEET A homecoming celebration is seldom characterized by dripping hair and muddy feet as was that of 1975. The Fight- ing Blues, undefeated with a record of 5-0, were ready to host the Bath County Char- gers, when light rain began to fall in the late afternoon. The game was played even though the rain kept falling, and by halftime the field was covered with mud and puddles of water. The traditional halftime ceremonies had to be postponed until the dance, which was in the gym later that night. The downpour spoiled not only halftime plans, but also played a major role in the out- come of the game. The Bath County per- formance on the muddy field was dy- namic. Having shut out the Blues 13-0, the Chargers left the field, muddy but victorious. By the time the fans and players had arrived at the school for the dance, they had dried off and had put the agony of defeat behind them. At the dance, Debbie Floyd was crowned homecoming queen. She had been selected by the football team from the senior representatives who were Ellen Mays escorted by David Aus- tin, Linda Dyer escorted by Butchie Clark, and Debbie Floyd escorted by Alan Burch. Enjoying the music of Devils’ Workshop, students take advantage of the dance floor. Among the bare- footed dancers are Rhonda Knick and Agnes Lyle. Attention wanders from the game, as Carson Gibson (72) and Marty Carter (18) look at the depressing score, while Vince Blackburn (77) notices his reflec- tion in the standing water. Homecoming 1]