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

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Trying to get the plays straight, Melanie DeReus listens to Coach Crawford. Kim Beard Dawn Berry Troy Beverly Brian Brown Kevin Branch Rhonda Brown Chris Burch Kristi Byers Chrissy Caldwell Jennifer Camden Kim Camden Kathy Campbell C. J. Carter Manuel Carter T. T. Carter Wayne Carter Dale Clark Howie Clark Lisa A. Clark Lisa M. Clark Selena Clark Shaun Clark Steve Coffey ' Danny Coleman 20 Sophomores

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Taking a break from dancing, Jason Huff- man and Christian Bailey pause to socialize and get refreshments. After spending a year as the youngest class in high school, the class of 1987 finally attained the title of sophomores. They certainly experienced a rebirth of school spirit. Competing with the freshman class for the title of most spirited class, the sophomores won the spirit stick several times. The Chant Sophomores! could be heard above everything else in the gym as the class of 1987 showed how spirited that they really were. Larry Agnor Melissa Agnor Ashley Anderson Michelle Austin Christian Bailey Jeff Baker Tommy Barger Working without stopping, Melissa Agnor hur- ries to finish her assignment in World History. Sophomore 19

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Culture for All The Silver-tinged music still echoes in my head. The sounds of joy, hatred, and despair. It is the spectre of long past years, when music was written to last for centuries, as COm- plex as one’s very soul. The violins, viola and cella sang with works of Mendelson, Webern, and Haydn Wolf. Classical music isn’t meant to have the smashbang effect of Van Halen or Duran Duran. Rock seeks Out a short flame of intense emotion. These melodies are more subtle, on- ly lighting a small spark, but making it last for hours. It is the epitome of culture a medium that plays games with your psyche. For that matter, classical music is a type of Telemetry transmitting the feelings of the artist who created if. Such music is no longer sculpted from our thoughts. Fans of it are a dy- ing breed. We want to hear Huey Lewis, The Police, or (oh, please no!!) Michael Jackson. Cultural pursuit has gone out of style, replaced by adventure, action, and excitement. Such music is considered boring. We laugh at those who enjoy it. Personally, these great works have been brought to you by the Rockbridge Concert Theatre Series. Kelly Coleman Elisa Cooper . Greg Davis Lisa Davis Rhonda Davis Shannon Dumford Sarah Ellington Lori Entsminger John Farrar Mitzi Figgers Bridgette Fitzgerald Emilie Fix Kelly Flint Lisa Flint P. J. Flint Shirl Floyd Susan Fox Karen Gardner Frank Gilliam Joe Glass Pam Grant James Graybill Tommy Harrison Larie Hartless Sophomores 21