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

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The World of Work Through the years there are some people Janitors, and the Special Ed. teachers. Each who are not thanked for their hard work and day we see these people but fail to realize their efforts. Without them our school would their abilities. not run as smooth or be as organized as it is We have had a great loss of one of the today and has been through the years. We Cafeteria staff, Mrs. Dot Glass who passed would like to recognize these people. They away this past summer. We will never forget are the Cafeteria Staff, the Librarians, the her and her contributions. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Hayslett, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Williams Mr. Gray, Mr. Lilly, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Jennings, Mrs. Jennings, Mr. Hazelwood Mrs. Sally Carter Mrs. Helen Bare Ms. Johanna Ravenhorst ATCT TV: Library Assistant Librarian Faculty 7

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Mrs. Cathy Davis Math, English, Social Studies, Science Mrs. Winnie M. Carr Special Education, 9-12 Mr. Gordon lowit English, Math Mrs. Judy Jay Learning Disabilities 6 Faculty

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Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Hess, accept perma- nent positions on the PMHS faculty. Mrs. Dale had substituted in the Math Department last year. Mrs. Hess had filled in for other teachers during absencess several times in the past years. The theme of the Math Depart- ment this year is, “Great Expectations” — the name of the game’. This theme was brought about to encourage students to improve Math Skills and achieve higher scores on standar- dized tests. This year students participated in a standardized testing program for mathematics at Dabney Lancaster Communi- ty College. We had two students who won Mr. Nelson D. Fox Physical Education 10, Mathematics I Ms. Lynne Alvine English 12, English Enrichment Lab Ms. Janet M. Dale Algebra I, Geometry 8 Faculty awards for their performance. These students were Craig Smith and Vince Hinkle. There are no new faces in the English Department but there were numerous ac- tivities happening. Mrs. Teague’s 11th grade English classes took a field trip to the Roanoke Civic Center to see a play. 12th grade English classes also saw a play in Roanoke. Travel filled the summer for one of the English teachers, Ms. Alvine. She studied at Oxford University in England and also visited many other sights while overseas. She brought back many slides which she has shared with teachers and students.