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

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Luckily Neal Lineberry, sophomore, catches Jere Brown, senior, before she enters the restroom. It was the second day of school and already Darryl Twitty, senior, was in the office. Ninth grade English doesn't seem that hard to Billy Connley, freshman. Although he shouldn't forget that it’s just the beginning of high school. 6 Student Life Opening of School Deciding to leave Texas and come back to P.M.H.S. for his last year of high school Paul Camden, senior, gets reaquainted with some old friends. Michelle Agnor, senior, Susan Ogden, senior, and Jonathan McCutchen, sophomore, find lots of old times to talk about.

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Reflecting on the past few years here at Parry McCluer there have been many changes. Students have now adjusted to all the rule changes. Some of the teachers’ attitudes have changed with them having strict policies. During the years the participa- tion in sports has been fairly high. This year it has decreased a lot. In the years to come we hope that Parry McCluer will keep giving us all they have. Division Page Student Life — Beginning 5

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Have You Seea Wty Rug? After all of the hard work and waiting, the time had finally arrived. The class of '87 received their class rings on October 4, 1985. The traditional ring dance was held. The air was full of excitement and impatience. Everyone was talking and laughing and having a good time. If was about 8:45 and Mrs. Floyd started After getting her class ring, this Junior girl flaunts her ring for her classmates. passing out fhe rings. Everyone was looking at everyone's ring and saying, ‘Oh, isn’t yours pretty!” The dance ended at 11:00 p.m. and everything got quiet at PMHS. This was just another turning point in their lives. After getting their rings at the Ring Dance, Howie Clark, Junior asks Mitzi Figgers, Junior to see her ring. Two Junior guys show off their rings after a long wait. Student Life Ring Dance 7