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

Page 15 text:

Getting Education Out of the Classroom Throughout their years in high school, this class was involved in various types of field trips from as far away as New York to as close as Glen Maury Park. As freshmen, they went to Natural Bridge where they vis- ited the bridge, the zoo, and the caverns. The following year on the annual biology trip with Mr. Smals to Glen Maury Park, they observed plants and other won- ders of nature. During their junior year, they went to Cinema One to watch The Ugly American. In their senior year, FBLA members went to New York. The English 12 classes went to see Romeo and Juliet and then Macbeth. Seniors in Mr. Smals’ sociology class went to Wash- ington D.C. after Easter. Although most of the trips only lasted one day, much was learned from every one. David Wayne Golden Rebecca Louise Golden Mary Elizabeth Grow Rebecca Jane Grow Wanda Karen Gunther Alan Keith Hamilton Bret Randall Hamilton Douglas Wayne Hamilton James Harold Handy Seniors 11

Page 14 text:

10 During halftime at the football game against James River, the senior band members are honored for their devotion to the band. As a gift from their parents and the band boosters each girl received a necklace and each boy received a keychain Wayne Torian Flint Charlene Marquetta Floyd David William Floyd Jennifer Gayle Foster Hilda Kay Garrett Joni Paige Gilbert Seniors which reads: Senior Band 81. The senior members are Danny Staton, Lisa Sorrels, Chuckie Rice, Cheryl Rader, Joni Gilbert, Steve Byers, Sabrina Davis, Amy Moore, Beth Grow and Dwayne Patterson.

Page 16 text:

So Close to Coming of Age... Almost Because of strict rein- forcement of curfew laws, it was decided by their jun- ior year that all dances must end by eleven o’clock. This rule made it especially difficult to enjoy a dance after a football game that ended at nine Kemberly Jean Harrison Phillip Anthony Hess forty. AS most members Tracey Lynette Holt approached the ‘‘magic’”’ Wanda Jean Humphries age of eighteen, another change almost took place. Thinking that they would be able to buy brew legally, they faced the pos- sibility of the legal age being raised to nineteen. Feeling like adults, the seniors were sometimes frustrated when the rules seemed to limit the free- dom that is generally expected in the last year of Walter Leroy Johnson high school. John William Keyes John Russell Lewis David Floyd Lynch 12 Seniors