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

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Lisa Dawn Adams Roger Lee Allen David Brian Arehart John Davisson Armstrong Joan Kimberly Barber Michelle Diane Bardis Dale Milton Black Stanley Wilson Bradley Jerry Lynwood Branch Timothy Wayne Butner Stephen Lee Byers Randy William Carter Seniors

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A Super- Cheerleader for Class President A busy young man served as presi- dent of the Senior class. David Floyd participated in outdoor track, football, Drama Club and the Monogram Club. He earned the title ‘‘Super Cheerleader’ for getting the crowd fired up at basketball games. Besides being vice-president of his class, Randy Coleman ran cross coun- try, indoor track, and outdoor track. He was also a member of the National Honor Society and Monogram Club. Secretary Jan Wilkins always found time to take part in whatever was going on. She found time to be a part of the National Honor Society and the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Treasurer Lesley Secrist was also a member of girls basketball and the Monogram Club. Class Historian, David Lynch, worked part-time for the Buena Vista News Office where he was a photographer. Leading the senior class and boosting their morale was a job that Senior Class President David Floyd didn’t take lightly. dete 4 Treasurer of the Senior class Lesley Secrist was usually seen with a basketball in her hand. Pleasantly and efficiently Jan Wilkins Keeping the public informed about the In the midst of doing research, Randy serves the Senior class as Secretary. Senior class is David Lynch’s job as Class Coleman, Vice President, searches in Historian. the files for some sources. 6 Seniors

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In the Right Place at the Wrong Time People in the class of ’81 have learned to accept and adjust to changes in their lives. Having tad to face these changes has been good prepa- ration for the future. These changes began when this group was in the seventh grade. The decision was made Darrell Ray Cash Dean Hampton Cash Amy Gail Chittum Steven Jay Clark Eddie Brian Claytor Leonard Ray Clements Roger Carlton Coffey Randal Wayne Coleman Patricia Elaine Conner 8 Seniors to establish a middle school for grades 6-8. This took the eighth grade from the high school. Consequently, the group had to remain in the middle school for one more year. After finally reaching the ninth grade, the class was hit with a new law which required that all students planning to graduate in 1981 must take the Virginia State Competency test. Everyone was apprehensive. Much to their surprise the students learned that the test was not impossible to pass and that their fears had been unfounded.