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

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wens tawe TABLE OF CONTENTS POODIO it Ree oa re. 5 SDOStS beer oe ee aie ae 55 Student Life................. 91 Community and Ads ........ 125 The first performance of the 1980-81 edition of the Marching Blues is leading the Labor Day Parade. The hot August practices paid off as they were received well by the crowd. Conveniently seated on the side of a float, Becky p McFarland, Laurie Byers, Katherine Holladay and Volleyball player, Katherine Holladay, and runner Joan Barber, share a float Joan Barber complete the journey to Glen Maury with their respective teams. Park. Less fortunate cheerleaders, Jan Wilkins and Marcy Staton walked the three miles. cies As reigning Miss Parry McCluer High School, Millie Seriousness and deep concentration preoccupy Lisa Sorrels as she leads Foster rides in the Labor Day Parade. Millie won this the band in the heat of the September parade. This started Lisa’s third year title as a sophomore. as drum major. Opening 3

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Looking at the a Year Through ’ the Rear View Mirror Having to recapture the high- lights of a single school year is like trying to get a good look at a beautiful girl, a breathtaking sun- set, or a new red Ferrari while speeding down the highway. Somehow the detail of it all is blur- red because of the speed, and most of the time the view is being examined through a rearview mir- ror. The school year passed with such speed and so many events filled the calendar that it would be impossible to preserve the action in its entirety. As individuals glance back at the occurrences, images will take on varying shapes depending on individual involve- ment and recollection of the par- ticular occurrence. Keeping this in mind, the Parrimac Staff has endeavored to select the most outstanding features of the 1981 school year for recording. In mov- ing so quickly it is possible that some detail was lost as we cruised along, looking through the rear view mirror... School had only been open for a few days when Labor Day arrived giving people at PMHS a pleasant break. Not having to go to class did not make the students lazy. Instead many of them worked quite hard preparing for and per- forming in the Labor Day Parade and festivities at Glen Maury Park. On stage at the Glen Maury Park, senior Steve Byers sings a medley of Barry Mani- low songs to a large crowd at the Labor Day Celebration. 2 Opening

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Helping to raise money for the P.E. Department, Cheryl Hollopter and Pam Irvine participate in Preparing to frighten another the Jog-a-thon sponsored by the Monogram Club in September. class an unidentified old lady appears in the hall. After being crowned Homecoming Queen, Brandy Pirkey is congratulated by the Varsity Cheerleaders. This highlight of the month of October is shared by escorts David Tomlin, Ronnie Mays, Kevin Spence and John Armstrong. 4 Opening