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

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5 Although the cafeteria provided hot lunches for Parry McCluer students, the nutritious meals were often abandoned in favor of bagged junk-food brought from home. The average lunch consisted of a sand- wich, potato chips and a moon pie. Practically every stu- dent could have been con- victed of snacking in class, but so long as the crunch- ing and slurping was not disruptive the teachers overlooked the infractions. Should society worry about the eating habits of students? Well, obviously at Parry McCluer the eat- ing habits do not obstruct the activities.

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CLASSES GETTING SUPPLIES for the next class, Jeff Shuey and Lisa Sorrels battle for floor space. ON A PRETTY DAY, these girls kick off their shoes, and move outdoors. THE SPORTS NEWS captivates Leslie Secrist although Sarah Stin- nett is easily distracted. WEARING EARS and shades, Perry Knight e ntertains David Holladay. A GAME OF KING of the Mountain leaves Larry Moore on the throne. REMEMBERING the combinations is tricky business for Brian Davis and Steve Buchanan.

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THOUGHT SENIORS enjoy their lunch in the comfort of the Blue Horizon. WHILE MINDING the concession stand, Mike Locher and Emily Teague take a break. SOPHOMORE Jimmy Carawan is walking proof that a growing boy needs a hearty lunch. DURING the S.C.A. Christmas party, Larry Jones and Nick Har- ris indulge in the remains of the pie eating contest. BULLETIN BOARDS are enjoyed by Bob Drake in more ways than one. Student Life