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

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PLAYOFFS ee ee bina ee Any special events which occurred throughout the year were scheduled around prac- tices. Every team practiced hard and frequent in prepara- tion for their competitions. Attendance at practices was dense. All the athletes put forth their finest efforts and their accomplishments prof- ited by it. Parry McCluer had never experienced such a successful year. These successes led to playoffs. Wherever playoffs were held the people of Buena Vista flocked to watch. The community merchants and civic organizations financially supported the teams. Thus, Parry McCluer activists have learned a valuable lesson: Through hard work, '‘by the sweat of their brows, they have achieved the success they dreamed of, EVERY good track practice includes time for stretching the muscles and expanding on the latest news. EXHUBERANT over the victory, Coach Williams displays the State Championship trophy. SOME girls! track practices are casual and lacking in vigor. Student Life 21

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PRACTICES AND JOGGING around the field, Phil Hess catches the attention of a solitary fan. THESE FANS of the Fighting Blues show everyone who is number one. COLORFUL SIGNS decorate the bus used for transporting the Blues. 20 Student Life

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22 STORING MEMOREES for the future, Annie Cash and Randy Gatzke take a break from danc- ing. WITH ALWAYS AND FOREVER playing in the background, Senior Lee Decker and his date enter the transformed gym. WOR KING industriously on prom decorations, Juniors Lucinda Breedon, Lisa Huffman, and Eileen Crites discuss how to form the centerpiece. PARADISE