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

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A celebration awaits Mrs. Stinnett, after she returns from seeing her first grandson. School Project Plant a tree and watch it grow. This year the National Honor Society sponsored its first school beautifica- tion project. The NHS members and students planted 1000 tulip and daf- fodil bulbs in front of the school. They paid for the bulbs by having a slave day. The slave day was a day w hich the students did odd jobs for the peo- ple in the community in order to raise money to pay for the bulbs. They also planted trees and shrubs in front of the Middle School. Tonya Henson Patrick Hite — Tina Home Michelle Hostetter Jason Huffman Sean Huffman Sonya Huffman Teri Huffman LeslieHumphries Lisa Humphries JenniferHunt — Missy Johnson © Zina Jones — Missy Layne Tracey Lewis Andi Lineberry Charlotte Lomax Lois Madison Teresa Madison DeeDee Martin oy Timmy Mason Doug Mears — Chris Mikels : Vicky Morris 22 Sophomores

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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

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Showing her delight, Mrs. Nancy Rudasill fills in as a substitute teacher. Al BAM Eric Muterspaugh Mary Ogden Randy Pelter Tony Perry Charles Pooley John Rice Gina Richardson Chery] Riley Ricky Rogers Marci Royer Mike Royer Mark Shafer Miriam Smals J. D. Smith Terri Snider Lisa Stewart George Taylor Libby Taylor Mark Taylor Amy Terry Jason Thurman Angie Toombs Lucretia Truslow Boyd Wade Donna Vass Sophomores 23