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

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IVE. SER, Mori eS Sa) Our Junior year was going to be full of decisions to make and events to schedule. We were all eager to order classrings and get en- vironmentals taken. When the excitement of this was over, it was time to settle down and start thinking about our future plans. This in- cluded making many decisions about colleges ade Slowly and taking the SAT’s. The previous dances were special but none could compare to the Junior Senior Prom. As we decorated for the theme “A Night in Paris,” our many hard hours finally paid off and we could sit back and listen to the music of the “Kings.” Lucinda Gayle Harper F.B.L.A., F.C.A. Shelby Jean Hartless Dean Deon Henson F.C.A., Talent Search Tanda Elaine Herring Volleyball, Softball, Talent Search, F.C.A., Yearbook Mary Teresa Hess S.C.A., Band, Volleyball, Tennis, Class Secretary, Class President, N.H.S. Cheryl Kay Hollopter Track, Basketball Manager, S.C.A., F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Drama, Band Michele Yvette Hopkins Track, Volleyball, Band William Brent Huffman Class Officer, Baseball, Football, Tennis, Basketball, K.V.G. Bonnie Sue Huffman Band, F.B.L.A., Talent Search Kay Lee Huffman S.C.A., J.V. Volleyball, Band, Talent Search Terence Ralph Huffman Football, Basketball, Track, N.H.S., S.C.A., Drama Pamela Dawn Irvine Cheerleading, Monogram Club, S:C.A:, N.H.S: Seniors

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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

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Seniors Have a Good Year As we entered our senior year, we were ex- cited knowing graduation was less than a year away. We started off by giving the rats a dose of what we received our freshman year. Then we chose four couples to repre- sent our class for Homecoming. Pam Ir- vine was chosen as the Homecoming Queen. We were determined to make this a year to remember some way or another. Our football season proved to be successful f ee ee ee Teaching her class as normal, Miss Alvine appears a little a abnormal. Jennifer Marie Jewell F:B.L.A. Jill Renee Jewell — F.B.L:A4 Band, Track, F.H.Ag Monogram Club, Cheerleader, S.C. A., Yearbook Siaff 2) ted Thomas Johnson, Jr. Football, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball Thomas Earl Keiser Varsity Football, K.V.G. Stephen George King : J.V. Football, Wrestling, N.H.S., Drama, Lacrosse Club, Hi-Y, Cross Country, Forensics Corey Wade Kirby 18 Seniors as we finished it off with a State Champion- ship title for the third time. We had eight senior players and three senior cheerleaders. The seniors had their drapes taken and ordered their graduation announcements. Later during the year, we had our cap and gown pictures taken. We all enjoyed the prom, but thoughts of graduation filled our minds. We knew we would soon be very busy.