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

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PNM CMEM MOMMA MV DIL IA, MAMMA TNH Superlatives Wildest: Wayne Carter, Laura Mears Best Dressed: Kelly Flint, Andi Lineberry Best Partier: Tommy Barger, Rhonda Brown Most Likely To Succeed: Joe Glass, Mitzi Figgers Most Mischievious: Robert Taylor, Michelle Hostettor Biggest Flirts: C. J. Carter, Lucretica Truslow Most Athletic: Sean Huffman, Mary Ogden Class Clowns: Dale Clark, Charlotte Lomax Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Yesterday the seniors were babies, growing into elementary age to middle school age, yester- day they were RATS, and now seniors. Today the seniors are trying to have a good time and still pass Government and English at least. 20 Seniors Tomorrow the seniors of the 1987 class will be all over the United States and maybe even all over the world. Some will end up as doctors and lawyers and some as business people, maybe a belly dancer or a Kenny Burger cashier screaming ‘‘One Dog.” Even though the class of 1987 will separate, they will all still re- main friends. There will be class reunions that will be interesting, especially to find out which ones are belly dancers.

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WHAT'S IT LIKE TO BE A SENIOR? This year’s senior class will never be forgotten. It started out in the summer when senior pictures were taken, which was a first for PMHS. Senior pictures are normally taken after school starts. It was an exciting but trying day as Seniors took their pic- tures in drapes and tux. Then came the time for the 86-87 school year to start. Mixed feelings ran through everyone. There was the ex- citement knowing that it was our last year at PMHS, but then there was the fear of not knowing what the future held for us. The year held some special privileges for seniors: early dismissil for lunch, hav- ing underclassmen rise for pep rallies and assemblies and exemption for 3rd quarter exams if you have a ‘‘B” average. The remainder of the year will be as busy as the beginning. Having friends in your senior year is especially important as shown here by Michelle Hostetter and Lisa Humphries. Spending time with each other before a girls’ basketball game are Senior Gina Richardson and her boyfriend Reggie Mays. As Senior Wayne Carter makes a cheet sheet for the upcoming test, Sonya Huffman studies intently. Catching flies is a favorite pasttime of Senior Teri Huffman. Looking through last years yearbook is seniors Bridgete Fitzerald and Lori Ensminger remembering their junior year. Seniors

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What's [t Like To Be A Almost to the top. The prom, class rings, and college soon. A time of life to never be forgot. What's it like to be a junior? To i 4 it Junior? realize you're changing everyday. Driving, varsity sports, even working. Taking things as they come your way. What it is to be a junior is a fun, but frightening time. Being confused, thinking of the future and cherishing these great times in Our minds. Mark Austin Jake Balser Darryl Bane Jeff Bartley Darla Kay Bowman Kevin Bradley Lisa Burch Linda Campbell Fitz Cantrell Brent Cash Chris Catlett Angie Claytor Mickey Camden Between classes juniors Neal Lineberry and Wendy Moore share a conversation without arguing. Juniors 21