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

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After a victorious win the team celebrates together. Varsity Boys’ Basketball 16-5 Glenvar Natural Bridge James River Bath County Wilson Memorial Natural Bridge New Castle Lexington Highland Covington Glenvar Natural Bridge James River Lexington Rockbridge New Castle Covington Highland Rockbridge Bath County Natural Bridge First row: MANAGERS: Angie Toombs, Dee Dee Martin, Manuel Carter, Andy Lineberry, Randy Walters. Second row: Clyde Carter, Sean Huff- man, Mr. Tutt, Mr. Fox, Mr. Downs, Neal Black, Nathan Nowlin. Third row: Fitz Cantrell, Vince Hinkle, Chris Wheeler, Wayne Carter, Jay Cash, Joey Clark, David Giese, Dean Hickman. Varsity Boys Basketball 25

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EVERY MEMBER REALLY COUNTED This year’s basketball team strived for wins and made results. The team won seventeen games and lost four. In the beginning of the season the Blues had a nine game win- ning streak. This came to an end when the Blues fell to Covington 62-46. At the Christmas tournaments the members showed their vic- torious spirit and won both games Going up for two is Neal Black. i i f i 4 i i i i ! f } ‘ 1 : j J i 4 1 24 Varsity Boys Basketball against Wilson Memorial 60-53 and Natural Bridge 66-49. The Blues made it to the second round of the Pioneer District Tour- naments but lost to Natural Bridge 50-54. This came as a surprise because the Blues had beaten the Rockets two times during the regular season. Wayne Carter and Neal Black were picked to be members for the all-district team. The team couldn't have reached the goals they did if if wasn't for all the Big Blue SUD- | porters who cheered the team through the season. | am sure that senior members Vince Hinkle, Neal Black, Joey Clark and Jay Cash hate to see their high school basketball careers come to an end. Attempting to escape from opponents and make a clear shot is Wayne Carter. At the beginning of the Varsity basketball game, the Blues show the spirit by breaking the banner.

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Determination and Pride Despite an unsuccessful season in terms of victories the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team still had determina- tion and pride. The team had many good moments: they got along well together, they worked hard as a team when the odds were against Front row: Michelle Ryman, Martha Grow. Se- cond row: Kim Camden, Amy Tomlinson, Shannon Hamiliton, Tonya Henson. Third row: Susan Fox; Manager, Ashley Anderson, Chrissy Caldwell, Penny Moore, Coach Mary Carol Moore, Priscilla Painter, Laura Mears, Lisa Sizemore, Charlotte Lomax, Cherie Moore; Manager. them, and they had a great time pig- ging out at fast-food places. The Girls Varsity Volleyball team won two district games and lost ten. The overall score does not reflect how really well they played ie ea ca espeniennanesions i as a team. The Lady Blues Volleyball Team would like to thank the parents, teachers, and student body for their support. Preparing to serve the ball to her op- ponents is Kim Camden. As Charlotte Lomax throws the ball up, s prepares to smack it over the net. 26 Varsity Girls Volleyball