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

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THE COURT Appearances were the worries of the Freshmen representatives. Leslie Se- crist laughed as she remem- bered being embarrassed by the premier of her legs in public. John Armstrong claimed he wasn't too ner- vous. He was proud to let everybody see (him). ' Jane Cox, an experienced Senior representative told us, ‘I was thrilled and hon- ored to have been selected. Jim Holladay, her escort, complained, I can't remem- ber back that far. The Sophomore represen- tatives remained calm and composed. It wasn't scary at all. People made me laugh, said Jeannie Glenn. David Coffey, a rookie escort, said he was ' 'glad to get to represent (his) class. Senior Tammy Davis used a list of adjectives to describe her feelings. She remembered being happy, scared, excited, and honored. Mike Cartolaro said the ex- perience was ''unusual ’ and although he enjoyed it, he felt relieved when it was over. Representatives of the Class of '79 were plagued with nervousness. I was scared to death, '’ admitted Jefflyn Parker. Bart Brantley, her escort, claimed that he was ''scared, shaking, and cold ; When Senior Jayne Rob- erts remembers the Home- coming game, she recalls her knocking knees . She also remembers the new out- fit she wore. David Shutt, her reluctant escort, con- fessed that it wasn't as bad as (he) thought . Homecoming 15

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QUOTES FROM , te lg: Emily Teague, was crowned as the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. Perry Knight, her escort, jokingly told us that it was his char- isma that secured the title. No, seriously, he com- mented, ''I was glad to es- cort Emily and was espec- ially pleased when her name was announced. 14 Homecoming Emily is known as a “happy-go-lucky -little-bit - giggly Senior. Her bubbling enthusiasm in all that she does made her the perfect choice for Queen. She is a member of the FBLA and is an SCA representative al- though she claims that cheer- leading fills all her spare time. a After high school, she hopes to find an outdoor job such as in the field of for- estry. Currently, Emily is absorbed in country music but she thinks' that will soon pass. When asked to comment on her accomplishment, she giggled and blushed. ''Gosh, ' she said, ‘I don't know what to say. It was great. ’

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16 Student Life QUIET, SHALLOW WATER is preferred by Dale Grant and David Lynch. PERCHED on a river bank, Hans Mohler awaits a tug on his line. SUNDRESSES and flowers in hair were typical of Lisa Seay's fashion flair. ONE of our most fashionable substitutes was Ms. Emmer.