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

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David Allan Burnett J.V. Football, Wrestling Samuel Lee Campbell Cross Country, Track, Talent Search, Wrestling, Foreign Cultures Vonda Kay Campbell F.B.L.A., S.C.A., N.H.S., German Club, Tennis, Volleyball, Monogram Club, Class Officer, Talent Search, Foreign Cultures Cheerleading, , Girl’s State Pamela Laverne Cartes S.C.A., F.B.L.A., Basketball, Band, Honors Cours sy lent Search ‘ 7; V. Bask tball, Football, K.V.G Christopher Andrew Clark Football, Wrestling, K. MiG Daniel in ae ole Returning from the keep Virginia Green Class, Brian Clark, Mark Tomlin, Randy Stinnett, and Tommy Keiser wait for the Votec bus to arrive. a ; P Seniors 15

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rt Seems 5S As the year was coming to an end, the seniors found themselves looking back at the past four years. We all want to think each year was special but no one will forget our freshman year. At the beginning of the year, we won many of the pep rallys and this con- tinued throughout the remainder of the year. We became known as the “Spirited Class” who were “True Blues.” To prove this fur- ther, we kept winning all through our high school years. No one will forget Rat Week. We had a large class to participate and had more fun than any other class. No one will forget Amy Slough breaking her ankle of Nita Gay Argenbright Band, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., N.H.S. William Randall Bai .. Yearbook, K.V. C ., Talent Sear no ae Franklin Bradions Posing for a class officer picture, President Mary Hess, Vice-President Stephen King, Treasurer Sylvia Carter, Secretary Greg Secrist, and Historian Shelley Mason stand proudly. 14 Seniors © no ng AG® L. D. Rowsey ’s slinky jumpsuit. But most of all, the little chants we had to yell, while run- ning down the hall, had to top them all off. We thought our sophomore year was going to be an easy year because there weren’t many events planned for us that year. So we decid- ed to take it easy while we cruised the strip showing off our driver’s license. But that wasn’t enough for our class, so we made our own fun. The main event of our Sophomore year was the Sadie Hawkins dance where you could buy marriage licenses and divorce papers at the same time. This event was en- joyed by all.

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Wendy Gay! Flint F.B.L.A. F CA. Basketball (Manager) Christopher Van Floyd — Football Lori Ann ad As Elonda Conner tries to stop the ball from moving any further, Sherry Wheeler raises it high above her head for a pass. Looking surprised at something said, Mary Hess and Stephen King stop to figure out what’s going on. Seniors