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

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Student Life 18 WHEN A SENIOR orders Smile, Pat Connor obliges but John Lewis finds the suggestion disgusting. GRAPHIC bulletin boards boast the feelings of the students for the teams. CHRISTMAS QUEEN Tammy Davis, and King David Prasnicki leave the scene of their crowning. SPIRIT

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FASHIO et aa a? oe With the coming of the new year came a surge of dressier clothes. For the girls, below- the-knee skirts, sweaters, and docksiders created the fash- ionable prep look. The spiffy males wore sweaters and cords or khakis. The any- thing goes of the past had faded into a more rigid code of style. Where there were fashions there were also fads. Trout fishing, as an example, was enjoyed by both males and females at Perry MCCluer. RESTING on river rocks, Kevin Parker en- joys trout fishing on opening day. LOOSE BOWS and lace help keep Sheila Moore coo] and comfortable on warm spring days. SIMPLE FROCK and slip-on shoes make Pam Davis right in style. Student Life 17

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halal nse Pita a v e oo Ee PERFORMING for the Seniors, the Rats construct a typical pyramid. A PIE in the face is self-inflicted by Doug Hamilton. HALL-DECORATING contests pro- duce walls covered with posters. Spirit contests never failed to excite the students at Parry McCluer. Selec- tions of courts, magazine drives, spirit links, and the Christmas pie eating contest were huge success- es. Hall decorating contests produced the most evident effects. Each class adorn- ed its assigned hall with streamers and posters which uplifted the morale of the students as well as the teams in Season. he