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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1988 volume:

PARRIMAC °88 PARRY MCCLUER HIGH SCHOOL 2329 CHESTNUT AVENUE BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA 2AA4A 16 Title Page 1 FOREVER BLUE Tice ] ES proudly trophy. Showing off our District Trophy is senior Eric Wheeler , Coach Bob Williams , and senior Chris Wheeler . 2 Opening As a new year starts Students go from class to class Getting used to the routine From English to Science to Math Seniors are excited Upperclassmen finally It’s been a long climb They are as happy as can be And Freshman are scared But before long There is nothing they can’t do Football games have begun And girls’ basketball is here Cheerleaders are very busy And cross country is near But school isn’t just sports Academics are the school. Sophmore Christy Coleman puts all her energy into retrieving the ball. Many local businesses show their support for the Blues by displaying words of encouragement for all to see. For we have to plan our futures As we follow many rules But no matter what you enjoy There is always something to do For Parry McCluer has many activities And things the whole year through So no one is ever bored As we go from day to day And as winter sports are here The Seniors show their spirit during the first pep rally by coming together as one and proving who really has more. Competing for “‘Scariest”’, and “‘ Most original’’ in the Halloween Contest are Seniors Tessa Rowsey , Lynn Shafer , Beth Figgers , and sophmore A.W. Wilhem . There’s more to do, as we go on our way The year is half way over There is so much to come The Prom, Graduation... But still a lot has to be done. There will soon be memories As seniors Graduate, But we will all be Forever Blue Because Parry McCluer is first rate. Year by year we'll visit As each class passed by But it is a special place Here our memories lie. As the year progresses We’re all having so much fun But at Parry McCluer The fun had just begun In the years to come Will be the true test But it is proven time and time again Parry McCluer is the best ! Class by class comes home Each and every year Students from here will always be Forever Blue And hold our High School memories dear. So this year will be no different And the Class of 88 Will prove to be Forever Blue After they Graduate. Opening 3 What’s Happening? Students fill the classroom. It’s not your normal class- room. Some leave to run er- rands, others write captions and headlines, some draw pages, and a few look for ex- cuses to get out of work. ; Front Row: Karen Rogers , Tonya McDowell , Angie Claytor , It’s a fun class because Wendy Moore , Sherry Stinnett , Tamara Wade . Second Row: you're not sitting in a desk. Missy Humphries , Sue Campbell , Karen Nuckols , Missy ; Watts , Angie Ramsey , Kelly Sorrels. Back Row: Mark Austin , Anyone likes a class where Kevin Bradley , Chris Catlett , Chris Wheeler , Dean Hickman. you can get out of school oc- casionally. E i . : Discussing the latest gossip among themselves are Mark Angie Claytor , Wendy Moore. , are “‘lost”’ Austin , Kevin Bradley , and Chris Wheeler . again! Deep in thought, after putting away her days work in yearbook class, Amy Tomlinson , wonders what is going to be happening in the next class. A favorite pastime of yearbook students is spending time in the halls and at their lockers as shown here by Tonya McDowell . 4 Yearbook STUDENT LIFE The students are busy during the whole year at PMHS. As the year starts out football, golf and cross country are the sports going on. Also there are the homecoming, club meetings and sometimes field trips. During the winter season there is wrestling, boys’ basketball, volleyball, and indoor track. FBLA is always busy. They have the pageant, money drives, and always field trips whether for fun or competition. The band participates in many competitions. There are K-92 dances and a banquet to celebrate our football team’s state championship. In the spring is tennis, track, baseball, the prom, spring fever, spring break, and last of all graduation. WHEW — Student activities are FOREVER BLUE ... What a time we have the whole year through. SQ Sexe AN1Ta HAAAHOSA mac . GA SS = ar, Division Student Life 5 6 Student Life Dances Class rings have been a tradition for many, many years. When they first started having class rings, the students were sized for their rings and although the boys’ rings were bigger than the girls’ rings, they were alike. As years have passed and everything has advanced so have class rings. Now a student can order whatever he or she wants on their ring, whatever color of stone is wanted. Every year Parry McCluer has a Ring Dance and it is always a big success. All the juniors show up to collect their rings and it is a very exciting time for the junior class, but even the dances have changed throughout the years. They use to be very dressy. There was a ceremony to get each ring, but now it is a very relaxed dance and everyone wears jeans. This year the Class of 1989 received their rings on Friday October 2nd. Everyone tried to get their rings locked by the end of the night. This means turned 89 times to symbolize their graduation year. This is a brand new tradition. The question is “‘What will they come up with next?” After receiving her class ring Shannon Garrett asked Tim Deyo to turn it. Marching Blues latest addition to While Mark Austin jiggles his jugs, Crissy = fs their color guard. Snead watches enviously. Drace Clevenger preparing to Kevin Bradley , Styling, Smiling and show his stuff to the judges. Profiling. | 8 Ugly Man The guys walk in as normal as to be expected, But when they walk out everyone is somehow affected. They carry in with them lipsticks, bikinis, and mascara, And all they carry out are their transformed bodies and faces like Farrah. A.W. Wilhelm prepares to give the judges a score. As they each stroll out onto the gym floor They perform some deeds which no one can ignore. They dance, they strip, they show what they ve got. Then the questions are asked and it really gets hot. Before too long the moment arrives and the new Mr. Ugly Man receives his prize. It’s a night of jokes and a night of laughter. You see, at PMHS fun is all we're after. Drace Clevenger was crowned Mr. Ugly Man 1987. Our 1987 Ugly Man Contest Winner gives us his “‘innocent’’ look. Kevin Bradley meditating during the last few minutes before the contest begins. Before the - football game there was a parade and 10 Senior Representatives: Sherry Stinnett and Chris Rudasill, Joyce Lineberry and David Giese, Angie Mikels and Fitz Cantrell, Angie Claytor and Drace Homecoming This year it was great. The Homecoming was varsity one of the best at Even some cheerleaders PMHS. guys participated invited the Spirit Week in this day. Friday homecoming started off with camouflage day. Next was Beach Day. Even though it was a chill was the famous Blue and White Day. Almost the entire student body participated in this. queens from 1955 to 1987. Many attended the game. The Blues came away with a big win 42-0 over Natural Bridge. outside many of The 1987 the students The pep rally homecoming queen participated. Next was a big success. was Angie Mikels was Sweats Day, Students escorted bt Fitz then this was participated very Cantrell. The dance ‘‘Hearts of followed by well. The Seniors Gold’ was held in NFL College came away with the auditorium and Day. the pep stick. was a success. Freshman Representatives: Susan Grow and Jason Wheeler. Clevenger. Sophomore Representatives: Heather Spence and Randy Byers. Crownbearer: Lee Stinnett Junior Representatives: Karen Nuckols and Aaron Flower Girl: Dumford. Jessica Hamilton Gossiping is a favorite pastime at PMHS. Lori Burch, Mary Hinkle, Karen Nuckols, and Sherry Stinnett are very interested in the gossip Missy Watts is telling. Sharing a surprising conservation are Karen Nuckols and Angie Ramsey . 12 Student Life Emotions Have you ever wondered what it would be like to not be able to show your feelings or emotions? Life would be dull! If something good or bad happened to you, it would not affect you. Showing his pride, John Veal displays a cake he made in the occupational food class at Vo-Tech. Halloween is a time of happiness at PMHS. Two contestants in the Halloween costume contest show their delight. You wouldn’t be able to experience the feeling of love, you Everyone would wouldn’t get be like robots that excited at a didn’t feel any sporting kind of emotion. event, and Life would be you couldn’t very dull and cry at empty without graduation. emotions. Happiness is an emotion we all need. Lisa Burch is happy on this day to be a student at PMHS. Boredom is a problem students have in many classes. Some students seem to have this problem with the assignment in Mrs. Floyd’s Alg. Trig. class. Student Life Emotons 13 at home, yecause it’s of their but many like having their own money to spend and be- ing in control of it. After a long day, they'll fall into bed. Tomorrow is another day. Camera. 14 Student Life Jobs The people at PMHS are a lot better than other schools because we have more school spirit, better athletes, and the people are more fun to be around. Unlike other schools PMHS seems to have the kind of people that get along better together. We also have a lot of support from our community like no where else. This is why we feel PMHS is the best around and it makes us remember that special people spirit that will make us always be FOREVER BLUE! SQ SONeW ANTE YAAAHOA Division People 15 Mark Douglas Austin J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Wrestling Darla Kay Bowman Marching Band, NHS President, Sophomore vice- president, SCA, International Club, German Club, SADD, FHA, Blueprint Staff, Forensics, Peer Helper, German Exchange Program, Girls State, Governors School, Miss Teen of VA, First Runner-Up, Who’s Who Kevin Ray Bradley J.V. Football, Wrestling, Varsity Football, FBLA, Yearbook Jeffery Delmas Bartley J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Wrestling, Weightlifting Lisa Carole Burch Band, Indoor Track, FBLA, Talent Search, Yearbook, SADD Linda Sue Campbell German Club, SADD, Yearbook, FBLA, Talent Search Fitzhugh Lee Cantrell William Brent Cash FBLA, Talent Search Christopher William Catlett J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, FBLA, Yearbook Pamela Richards Clark FBLA, FHA, Band, Yearbook, Talent Search Angela Marie Claytor J.V. Girls Basketball, Varsity Tennis, SCA, Monogram, Yearbook, Homecoming Representative, FBLA, Talent Search Drace Eric Clevenger J.V. Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Class Officer, Class Representative, Homecoming Representative, American Legion Boys State, FBLA, Who’s Who 16 Seniors Senior, Wendy Moore , seems to be working hard on her accounting homework. pictures not available Last Will and Testament I, Darla Bowman , leave a challenge to all I, Brent Cash , leave my unused accounting young people to be the best they can be in all notebook to anyone who gives a “‘darn”’! they do and to strive to a better tomorrow in I, Chris Catlett , leave my sleeping desk in which all people live as friends. Algebra Trig to anyone who was as lost as | I, Kevin Bradley , leave my unused was in the class. notebooks to any Mrs. Hess’ students who I, Rochelle Coleman , leave my record of understand Algebra. “‘brown-nosing”’ points to see if anyone can I, Lisa Burch , leave that ‘‘certain spot’ in break them. the hall beside the art class, to all upcoming I, Tracy Coleman , leave my ability to say couples who need to settle their differences. what I want in assemblies and not get I, Linda Campbell , leave my marijuana suspended to Darin K. Bowman. plants to Mr. Flint, I only hope he puts them to I], Pam Clark , leave all my troubles of gum good use like I did. chewing to anybody who can get in more |, Fitz , Dusty , and Neal leave a can of “air trouble than me. freshener”’ to future students in Mr. Hancocks I, Angie Claytor , leave my partying soul to class. all those in the class of ’89. Pam Richards Clark FBLA, FHA, Band, Yearbook, Talent Search Angela Marie Claytor J.V.Girls’ Basketball, Tennis, SCA, Monogram Club, Yearbook, Homecoming Representative, FBLA, Talent Search Drace Eric Clevenger J.V.Football, Tennis, Wrestling,Class Officer, SCA Representative, Homecoming Representative,Boys’ State, FBLA, Who’s Who Rochelle Marie Coleman J.V.Basketball, Basketball Statistician, Wrestling Manager, Track, Math Club, NHS(Treasurer),FBLA, International Club, Newspaper, Talent Search, Who’s Who’s Tracy Coleman Pep Club, FBLA(Historian) Patrick O’Brien Farris Mary Elizabeth Figgers Marching Band, Concert Band, SCA Representative, SCA Secretary, International Club, NHS(Secretary), German Club, Latin Clu b, Newspaper Sherry Denise Flint Volleyball, Softball, FBLA(Vice-President) AIASA(President) Edward L. Floyd, Jr. J.V. Football, Pep Club, 4-H Club, Football, International Club, FBLA, Monogram Club, Newspaper, SADD, Model U.N. Seniors 17 Last Will — cont. I, Michelle Clements , with deep 1, Corey Henson , leave behind my most sincerity, leave my “‘no-doz”’ to the poor worthly posession, my stock of Admission slips, souls that have Mr. Ward. to Mr. Beasley. I, Beth Figgers , leave to my fellow junior I, Dean Hickman , leave a spirit that I hope squad members my ability to get out of will carry on to all metal fans, partiers, and all school any time or any day to answer the cool people I know. rescue squad calls. I, Kristen Hinkle , leave my ability to sneak I, Sherry Flint , leave all the out of the house at night without getting underclassmen that have no school spirit caught to Dana Mears. nothing, and I thank those who do. I, Andy Hite , leave my favorite seat in Mr. 1 Tammy Gallier , leave my headlights to Rose’s room, wherever I chose to sit. Desra Dawson in case she decides to I, Mike Huffman , leave underclassmen my change her radio again. jeans with holes and trait of long hair. I Nettie Garrett ; hereby leave my I, Wendy Miller leave my book of most hotseat in Mr. Flint’s office to Mikki embarrassing experiences that happened in Camden if she can fill it as many times as I and out of school to anyone who would like to did. read a good book. Sonya Conner Fox Concert Band, Marching Band Tammy Renae Gallier Talent Search, FBLA, FHA Nettie Lee Garrett Daivd William Giese III Varsity Basketball, Track, SCA President, Freshman, Sophmore class president, Drum Major, Newspaper, NHS, Talent Search, German Club, International Club, Tennis Claude David Greaver SCA Representative, Yearbook Mark William Grow Varsity Football Shannon Marie Hamilton Tammie Carol Hartless Band, FBLA, Outdoor Track, Volleyball, Kevin Lee Hazelwood J.V. Football, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Wrestling, FBLA, Talent Search 18 Seniors Corey Lee Henson J.V. Football, German Club Randall Dean Hickman J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track, German Club, Monogram Club, SADD, Yearbook William Roscoe Higgins III Kristen Lynette Hinkle Kermit Andrew Hite Cross Country, Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, German Club Micheal Eugene Huffman Tennis, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, FBLA Having nothing better to do in class, Justin Walker As Tammy Gallier and Amy Tomlinson smile for the camera, and Drace Clevenger display their Crué pride. Kelly Moore and Kevin Hazelwood discuss the weekend. Seniors 19 I, Robert Humphries , hope to die in my sleep not owing anyone anything. I, Connie King , leave nothing to the underclassmen because they have never done anything for me. I, Jeff Knick , leave my nickname MUD for the underclassmen to figure out what it means. I, Joyce Lineberry , leave my “‘good”’ study habits to my “‘dear” brother Shannon, for he’ll need them. I, Travis Lineberry ,leave my locker, and all of its possessions to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Cheryl Mays , leave Tammy Stinnett all my memorable times with my boyfriend. 20 Seniors Last Will — cont. I, Tonya McDowell, do hereby leave my “Dingyness”’ to Brooke Huffman because the cheerleaders need all the help they can get. I, Kelly Moore, do hereby leave the official “Goody”’ stick to my brother, Jamey, the upcoming freshman. I, Wendy Moore, do hereby leave my flirtatious actions to Crissy Snead so we can keep the tradition going. I, Jill Owens, leave my senior privileges to the underclassmen hoping they won’t have any either. I], Rhonda Reid, leave the thought of a new generation to come in hopes of a better future. Melissa Gayle Humphries Talent Search, FBLA, FHA, Yearbook Robert Swanson Humphreys Katrina Andrea King Class Officer, President, FBLA, SCA, FHA Jeffrey S. Knick Joyce Marie Lineberry Class Officer, Treasurer, SCA, NHS, SADD, FBLA, Talent Search, Who’s Who Michelle Clements Lineberry Marching Band, Concert Band, Drum Major, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Newspaper, FBLA Joseph Neal Lineberry J.V and Varsity Football, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, FBLA, Monogram Club, German Club Travis Andrew Lineberry J.V.and Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, FBLA, Monogram Club James Edward Lipscomb J.V. and Varsity Football Richard Gilbert Loughhead, Jr. J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, FBLA, SCA, Talent Search, Newspaper, Monogram Club, SADD Cheryl Ann Mays Jonathan McCutcheon Tonya Elaine McDowell Pep Club, FBLA, FHA, J.V. Cheerleading, Varsity Cheerleading, SADD, Monogram Club, Yearbook, Who’s Who Angel a Dawn Mikels Anita Terry Mikels FBLA, Talent Search, Marching Band, Concert Band, International Club, Indoor Track, Prom Planning Commitee Wendy Ann Miller FBLA, FHA, Talent Search While sitting at their favorite lunch hangout, Tonya McDowell , Joyce Lineberry , Wendy Moore , Angie Claytor , Sam Williams , and Crissy Snead stop for a picture. Seniors 21 Angela Benee Moore William David Moore Wendy Michele Moore — Pep Club, German Club, FBLA, SADD, Monogram Club, Talent Search, J.V. Cheerleading, Varsity Cheerleading, Yearbook Jill Michele Owens — FBLA, Talent Search Melanie Jean Patterson Teresa Lynn Radford — FHA, FBLA, Communications Rhonda Mae Reid — FBLA, Newspaper Club, Advanced Art Student Rhonda Lynn Renfroe — FBLA, FBLA Secretary, Softball Hanging out the hall is a favorite pastime at PMHS. Sitting in the back of study hall are Kevin Bradley , Seniors Jeff Knick and Cheryl Mays seem to enjoy this Andy Hite , and Ricky Roberts . pastime. 22 Seniors Last Will — cont. 1, Rhonda Renfroe, leave my ability to speak my mind without getting thrown out of class to Crissy and Susan. I, Ricky E. Roberts, leave to everyone remaining at PMHS my toothpicks. 1, Tessa Rowsey, leave all of my Playgirl magazines to the upcoming Spanish 4 class. I, Chris Rudasill, leave my thanks to Mrs. Leonard for the comfortable desk. I, Sharon Ruley, leave my book of trouble and court dates to anyone who gets in the middle of things like I do. Richard E. Roberts German Club, Wrestling, Monogram Club, FBLA Richard Blaine Roberts, Jr J.V. Football, Tennis, FBLA Tessa DeLane Rowsey J.V. and Varsity Basketball, FBLA, National Honor Society, Talent Search Christopher Sterling Rudasill J.V. Basketball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Class Officer Sharon Kaye Ruley FBLA, FHA, Talent Search Lynn McCray Shafer Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, All- County Band, All-Regional Band, Gov. School for the Fine Arts, NHS, (vice president), Peer Helper, German Club, International Club, Drama Club, Newspaper Club, Forensics Lisa Ann Sizemore J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, FBLA, Talent Search Kelly Jean Sorrels FBLA, FHA, J.V. Tennis, Yearbook Leland Jay Stewart J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, J.V. Baseball, Soccer, Class President, SCA Representative German Club, Math Club, FBLA I, Lynn Shafer, leave my uniform to Miss Uhl and the 1988-89 Marching Blues. I, Lisa Sizemore, leave my absentee slips to any person who can match my ability to skip school. I, Kelly Sorrels, leave my drivers license to Jeannie Ramsey so she won’t have to bum rides to the B.A. I, Jeff Stinnett, leave to the underclassmen my ability to laugh at the coaches when they tell them thier hair is getting long and it is time to get it cut. I, Sherry Stinnett, leave my ability to get along with Lexington guys to Donna Groot. I, Amy Tomlinson, leave a school bus to anyone who thinks they can drive it better than I can. Seniors 23 Jeffrey Dwayne Stinnett — J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, FBLA, Monogram Club Sherry Denise Stinnett — Band, J.V. Basketball, FHA, FBLA, Pep Club, Talent Search, Yearbook, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Homecoming Representative, SADD, Who’s Who, German Club Amy Michelle Tomlinson — J.V. Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, FBLA, Yearbook Barbara Louise Tyler — FBLA, Manager of Girls’ Basketball, Talent Search Dempsey Michael Vass — SCA Representative, SCA Vice-President, SADD President, FBLA, NHS, National Math Exam, Ugly Man — 1986, J.V. and Varsity Football, Wrestling Tamara Ann Wade — FBLA, Talent Search, Volleyball Stat. Justin Edward Walker — J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Tennis, SCA, Class Officer (Secretary), Talent Search, FBLA Christopher McDowell Watts — FBLA, Talent Search Other students in Mr. Rose’s class love to display their artwork, | Seniors Brent Cash and Johnathon McCutheon The Wheelers are Chris and Eric and they are not favorites of show off in Art class. other football players in the Pioneer District. 24 Seniors Showing off her “pearlywhites”’ is senior Kelly Sorrels. Stacey V. Zimmerman — J.V. and Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, Cross Country Harold Ray Watts — FBLA, German Club, J.V. Football Gordon Christopher Wheeler — J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball Eric Jay Wheeler — J.V. and Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, SCA, Monogram Club, FBLA, Pep Club Gregory Stacey White Samatha Lynette Williams — Pep Club, FHA, FBLA, SCA, Monogram Club, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, SADD, Who’s Who, Talent Search. Last Will — cont. I, Michael Vass, leave my innocence to my brothers: Digger, Yogi, and Bill Boy. I, Tamara Wade, leave the nerve that Lisa and I had to do the things we did in school and the luck not to get caught. 1, Justin Walker, leave behind that the Class of 88 can’t be beat. Chris and Ray Watts, leave Mrs. Leonard with the thought that she will never have us in class again. I, Chris Wheeler, was here but now I’m gone, I leave my name to carry on. I, Samantha Williams, leave my frozen cheer- leading uniforms to the cheerleader that takes my place next year. I had an overwhelming thought the other day. | sud- denly realized that this would be my last year to be in school with all my friends. I can hardly believe that in a few months all of us will go our separate ways and seldom see each other. After all of these years together we will soon be split. All the crazy things we used to do will now be memories. Well, to the Class of 88 we can say it HAS BEEN GREAT! Seniors 25 10rs 26 Sen Jody Albritton Darrick Beaver Freddie Benson Ronnie Beverly Curt Bobbitt Darin Bowman Lori Burch Michele Buzzard Tammy Camdem Angela Campbell Timothy Cash James Cauley Missy Chittum Christa Clark Kevin Clark David Coleman Billy Connelly Pam Connor Bethany Cooper Changes Year to Year Trends have changed dramatically since last year. From music styles to fashion, new sounds and looks have taken all of us by storm. After 25 years, the sounds of the Beatles have been on hundreds of people’s radios and the universal sound of the 60’s is back in style. But there is still mania over the new heavy metal sounds of Poison, Whitesnake , Metallic, etc ... The look in fashion has gone to ripped up blue jeans and tie — dyed T-shirts indicating that the old days of rock-n-roll are here to stay for quite awhile yet. Juniors 27 Angie Davis Shantel Davis Desra Dawson Aaron Dumford Tiffany Fix Shannon Garrett Virginia Garrett Susan Gilbert Tressa Grant Lisa Graybill Lisa Hamilton Mary Hinkle Brooke Huffman Tracey Kennedy Beth Laswell Shannon Lineberry Brian Lowdermilk Debbie Matthews Beth Mohler Cindy Moore Penny Moore Will Montgomery Nathan Nowlin Karen Nuckols Sandy Ogden Priscilla Painter Tony Pittsenbarger Remember When... Remember when we first started Remember when we were tough Revers eo here as leather n w we're in our junior year. 4 We got that way by working Remember when everything was together. strange We’re moving up and things have changed. Remember when we were a Remember when the road was long ee inginesctowd We fought it hard, we fought it And now we'll try to make strong. everyone proud. 28 Juniors Angie Ramsey Carol Ramsey Jeannie Ramsey Mike Ramsey Tony Rice Gale Roberts Pam Robertson Karen Rogers Kevin Scott James Shafer Spider Shields John Sizer Chad Slough Crissy Snead Michelle Southers Drew Tanner Lori Truslow Wanda Turner John Veal Melissa Watts Brad West Melissa Whitlow Chad Widdifield Ray Williams Angela Wood Brian Yelverton Aaron Zdinak Juniors Zo 30 Juniors RG RRaREys HSB Eaes elieite) pak i 2a! 31 Juniors Using his unique method of teaching, Dr. Gravatt captures the attention of his Spanish II class. Juniors Beth Laswell and Lori Truslow and sophomore Heather Spence don’t let the cold weather keep them from supporting the Fighting Blues at the Rural Retreat game. While Rhonda Reid hides from the camera, Beth Cooper poses during art class. Showing her creative talent, Brooke Huffman works on a sculpture which begins in an orange juice carton. 32 Juniors Proud to be a junior, Chris Fitzgerald poses fora picture. Displaying a cake made in Occupational Foods class is a proud John Veal . The school mascot “Yosemite Sam” is definitely proud Being a junior means getting a class ring. Here are some to be a part of PMHS. An Overwhelming Thought It’s an overwhelming thought that I’m actually a junior. I’m almost on top. But in less than two years, Ill be all on my own. The idea is not just overwhelming, but it’s also a scary thought. What will it be like? hands showing off their class rings. So many responsibilities will be mine, new ones and bigger ones heading my way. It will mean getting a job for some, but for many it may be going off to college. It’s not leaning on Mom and Dad anymore. It’s showing them what we’ve got and putting it to use. It’s for most of us, a time of finally growing up. World History can be a difficult subject. Brooke Huffman does her best to explain it. Juniors 33 Local Motion When the weekends are here They want to try to start The town comes alive trouble With students cruising the By always putting us down streets But they seem to forget on the And wanting nothing to do, but weekends, drive That they are coming to our ‘ : town Some say our town is boring But we try to find something to We will all cruise ‘‘the strip”’ do And when it’s time to go in And it’s funny how other We'll go home. Then we will students from other schools Come out tomorrow and do it Like to cruise in B.V. , too. over again! Wanda Ayers Michelle Beard Greg Branch Shawn Brown Faith Burch John Campbell Kerri Cash Leslie Cash David Chittum Tammy Chittum Alex Clark Rodney Clark Stephanie Clevenger Rhonda Coffey Mark Coffey Carolee Cole Dawn Coleman Donnie Coleman Celina Coleman Stephanie Crutchfield Jeremy DeReus Tim Deyo Neal Donald Bradley Fairchild Tony Ferguson 34 Sophomores Adam Flint Lee Gray Tammy Grant Donna Groot Angel Hamilton Sonya Hamilton Scott Henson Sharon Hickman Chris Horne Chad Huffman Monica Huffman Robbie Huffman Cathy Humphries Natalie Hunter Michelle Jones Jay Lawrence Hope Lilley Mary Lynn Beth McElroy Jessie Manuel Elena Mascarenia Scott McDaniel Bobby McDowell Jeff McGuffin Cyndi Mikels Vernon Mikels Jason Miller While sharpening her pencil, Donna Groot is surprised by the camera’s flash. While working on a shop project, Bradley Fairchild takes a minute of his time to smile for the camera. Sophomores 35 Scott Moore Darryl Muterspaugh Matt Newell Billie Jean Oyler Virginia Perry Missy Plogger Chip Pruett Phil Ragland Chris Ramsey John Robinson Jodi Sensabaugh Amy Shafer Jenny Shafer Ken Shafer Randy Shaw Fred Smith Lori Sorrels Scott Southers Heather Spence Zak Starnes Amy Staton Stephanie Stinnett Greg Taylor Mike Taylor Steve Tomlin Paul Veal Randy Walters Wendy Wheeler Melissa Whitten Jennifer Willliams A.W. Wilhelm Sammy Wood 36 Sophomores Friendship Parry McCluer, being a small school, has many wonderful qualities. However, the one quality which makes PMHS so special is the bond the students have. Not everyone gets along, but when it comes down to defending our school everyone sticks together. Nothing adds to the fun of being in high school the way your friends do. Time between classes is important to friends. Leslie Patterson is delighted to have this time between classes. Real friends stand beside you through everything. They’re with you through the fun, the good and the bad times. Real friends understand you when no one else seems to. They care and show it. Being a friend is all a part of being a student at PMHS. coat. Socilalizing with friends in the hall is a favorite pastime. Andy Hite, Scott Moore and Randy Byers take time out for fun. Grant . Hoping to grab a friend’s clothes, A.W. Wilhelm tries to wear Jonathen McCutcheon’s Laughing at her own joke is sophomore Tammy Sophomores 3 ‘ 38 Sophomore Study Habits Vary Students at PMHS choose many ways to study. Some of them study together and some don’t study at all. Most of them study while they are watching television or listening to the radio. Others, however, like to eat while they study. So they end up turning in assignments with their last night’s dinner on them. Things change, though, when it comes time for exams. Unlike most schools, P.M. has three exams a year, not two. In a way that is better because we don’t have to cram as much stuff into each exam. We know that exams will have a big influence on our grades.We study hard and late. We’re glad when it’s over and we go back to our old habits. Relaxing in study hall is Marcy Gallier , Missy Chittum , and Tracey Kennedy . Cheering on the Little Blues is Jenny Shafer . Studying intently is Angie Floyd . Freshmen 39 Billy Allen Lori Bradford John Brannom Scott Burch Allen Buzzard Randy Byers Greg Camden Billy Campbell Crystal Campbell Steve Campbell Robbie Cantrell George Carter Nelson Clark Dean Clark Meredith Claytor Michelle Coffey Greg Coleman Katina Coleman Kelly McDaniel Celina Coleman Scott Coleman Laura Conner Cecil Conner Kim Cooper Tony Deyo Lori Donald Toisha Dudley Stephanie Dyer Brian Falls Kelly Fitzgerald Leslie Fitzgerald Angie Floyd Brent Floyd Jeff Floyd Jim Floyd Sybil Floyd Marcy Gallier Eric Gardner Wendi Gibson Doug Grant Susan Grow Michelle Guscatt Bryant Hamilton Karen Hawes Mike Henry Troy Henson Tommy Huffman Lisa Hill Mark Hunt 40 Freshmen New Kid The freshmen feel like the new kid in the school. They try and hang out with the ‘‘in’’ crowd. Could it be all that bad? It could be the best year you’ve had. You experience new things and Stacey Jarvis Mark Johnson Eric Lominac Kim Laswell Joyce Lipscomb Vince Lowdermilk Michelle Lynn Frankie Madison Herbert Martin Brian Matthews Allen Mays Billy Mays Angel McAllister Timmy McDaniel David Meredith Andy Mikels Lisa Mikels Becky Miller Lisa Miller Scott Miller Vicky Moore Kevin Montgomery Kevin Nowlin Nancy Ould Really caught by the camera is Freshman Tommy Huffman . Studying a fellow cheerleader’s jumps is Freshman Jessie Manuel. make lots of friends. It’s your first year in high school, where fun really begins. The teachers are new and the routine is rough. Just keep on trying, don’t ever give up. You’ll make it to the top. Freshmen 41 Mark Made Freshmen have filled the ranks on the junior varsity teams (football, Each year a new Freshman wrestling, basketball, baseball, class arrives at Parry McCluer track and cheerleading) and even a High School. These students few have made varsity teams. come with hopes of making Those students have also adjusted their mark in high school. This to the academic work load of high year’s Freshmen class has be- school. With adjustment behind come a part of the high them, they look forward to their school. sophomore year. Andrew Patterson Stacey Pimberton Steve Pugh Andrea Radford Lisa Ramsey Vickie Ramsey Jeff Richardson Tammy Roberts Tracy Roberts Andy Rockefeller Michael Rogers Travis Rogers Christy Schultz Brent Secrist Tammy Sensabaugh Stacey Shaw Dave Skipper Angie Smith Cameron Smith Orie Snider Kristi Sorrels Justin Sorrels Scottie Southers Barbie Staton Lewis Thurston Sitting is his own “‘zone”’ in study hall is David Chittum . Trying hard to concentrate, Mr. Smals’ Earth Science class listens intently. 42 Freshman Rusty Tolley Michelle Walker Brian Watts Jason Wheeler Buck Vest Playing very hard, Leslie Fitzgerald is a tired basketball player. Cheering their “‘hearts”’ out are Barbie Staton and Faith Burch . The two “‘massive”’ muscle men are Freshmen Timmy McDaniel and Brian Watts . Listening to Mr. Smals, hoping class will soon be over is Mary Greaver . Freshmen 43 Mrs. Helen Bare Library Assistant Mrs. Linda Barger Secretary Mr. Vince Beasley Assistant Principal Mrs. Mary Burks Guidance Counselor Winnie Carr Math 11 12, U.S. History, Biology, Resourse, English 10 Mrs. Sally Carter Art I,II,III, Adapt. Art Mr. E.W. “DICK” Cash Introduction to Business, Typing I Mrs. Jane Cline Study Hall Mr. Mike Craft Communications | Mrs. Karen Crush German 1,2,3,4 Mrs. Janet Dale Math I, Algebra | Mrs. Dawn Dickinson English 9, 12 Mr. Earl Downs P.E., Biology, Athletics Mr. Preston Evans U.S. History, World History Mr. Wayne Flint Principal Mrs. Elsie Floyd Accounting, Office Technology I,II Mrs. Jenny Floyd Alg Trig, Math II, Photo Journalism Mr. Nelson Fox P.E. 9, 10 Mr. Ronald Gravatt Spanish J, Il, III, English 9 Mr. John Hancock Physics, Chemistry, Geometry Mrs. Virginia Hess Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Cal, Applications of Math Mrs. Judy Jay World Geography, Biology, Math 10, English 11 12 Mrs. Pam Lawhorne Secretary Mrs. Carol Leonard Computers, Accounting Mr. Ward Lockett Shop 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Mr. Frances Lynn Latin | Ms. Carol Moore Earth Science Mrs. Susan Moore Guidance Secretary Mrs. Gerelene Pryor Home Ec. 1, 2, Family Living, Guidance Mrs. Joanna Ravenhorst Librarian Mr. Glenn Rose English 12, English Lab Mr. James R. Smals Biology, World Geography, Physical Science Mrs. Mary S. Stinnett English 10 Mrs. Betty Teague English 11, SCA Ms. Allison Uhl Band, Chorus Mr. Finley Waddell Maintenance Shop, Mechanical Drawing Mr. W.D. Ward U.S. Government, World History Dr. James Bradford Superintendent Mr. Raymond Leadbetter Director of Instruction Mrs. Judy Watts Clerk of the School Board 44 Faculty — School Board — Chairman — Mr. Larry Tolley, Mrs. Mary Cantrell, Mr. David Lowdermilk, Mr. Nolan McDowell, Mr. Ronald Mays, Mr. Richard Roberts, and Mr. Fred Smith SECRETS Sometimes the teachers have lunches prepared for them and each holiday is celebrated by all of them. Each week brings many surprises for teachers, and that makes the memories of teaching even more special. Little things do Year after year the teachers pick each others names and have their own secret pals. It is a lot of fun for each teacher to have a surprise every now and then in their boxes. Maybe it is a candy bar, or Mrs. Mary Ellen Plogger, School Board Secretary. Mrs. Judy Watts, Clerk of School Board. Sometimes famous sculptors visit PMHS. This year Art 2,3 and 4 students were privileged to have an all day workshop with the famous Paul DiPasquale. it could even be a stuffed animal. mean alot. The students that participated in the Math Contest on November 14 at Dabney S. Lancaster were senior David Giese, Freshman Bryant Hamilton, Sophmore, Donna Groot, Freshman, Tony Deyo, Sophmore, Marshall Southers, and Senior, Brien Farris. Tony Deyo, received top honors. Custodians Mr. George Hazelwood, Mrs. Peggy Jennings, Mr. James Simmons, Mr. Paul Pelter, Mr. William Dudley, and Mr. Jerome Carter. Cafeteria Workers Ellen Williams, JoAnn Wood, Shirley Fitzgerald, Betty Humphries, Sandra Simpson, Melinda Beverly, and Brenda Presnell. Faculty 45 Sports Whether competition is on the mat, on the field, or on the court. People need to have certain characteristics to be involved in sports. It takes a special person to represent our school. It is a job which requires skill and someone who will keep their cool. Other schools may ask, “‘How do you do it, what’s the key?”’ We found out long ago, it’s all hard work, nothing comes free. But such an emphasis has been put on sports, | |. traditionally father to son and so % forth. So each year more special people show their special talents to represent P.M.H.S. as true blues in any sport. Parents never quite get over High School because it is shown again through their children and then their grandchildren so really all Parry McCluer students stay forever blue... a anther aa 6 a Makes Us Forever Blue 46 Division Sports Spirited Eight 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 — 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 These are the counts over and over as the Varsity cheerleaders practice over the summer and during the school year. The Parry McCluer cheerleading squad has really worked hard this year. They attended camp at UVA, and brought home many new dances, cheers, sidelines and even some new jumps. On Labor Day they performed for the public at the park. Also, they cheered at all football games, girls basketball games, and last at the boys basketball games. It was a long season, but the squad happily cheered on the Blues. They’ve entertained by pep rallies and had another successful Homecoming with many of the past Queens returning ‘“Home”’ for this event. It has been a great year for sports, and the cheerleader have been both supportive and helpful with all sporting events. 1987-1988 has been a great year. po Sm A AIRY A SES 5 em wi “ Cod Co oN See ect SK Sicseseeuccenaneunae ann nnn Dpyryterter ry ‘ Ns AA “ Az + Sis SL MD MUD SENET RR come ce mam During the Labor Day show Brooke Huffman and Crissy Snead dance to the beat of Brass Monkey. ; ; : ing th ith J ille, S Doing her best pose at cheerleading camp this ee ae. Wendy Moors ce = summer is Wendy Moore. break from cheering in the rain. At Cheerleading camp Brooke Huffman and Sam Williams pause a moment for a picture. Before going to bed, Tonya Mcdowell decides to take pictures so she can remember the great time she had at cheerleading camp. At cheerleading camp this summer Jinky Garrett looks interested in what she’s doing. Varsity Cheerleaders 47 Front Row: Co-Captain Sam Williams, Co-Captain Wendy Moore, Susan Gilbert. Second Row: dinky Garrett, Beth Mohler, Tonya McDowell. Back Row: Crissy Snead, Brooke Huffman. Number 1 is what we are as Jinky Garrett shows her personal opinion of the “FIGHTING BLUES” Before announcing of the Homecoming Representative, Mr. Flint, Wendy Moore, Sam Williams, and Jessica Hamilton, wait patiently. 48 Varsity Cheerleaders After the game at Rural Retreat Crissy Snead and Tonya McDowell pause a moment for a picture. After the state game, Beth Mohler and Mrs. Carwford look very well satisfied with what they are eating. At the State game, Wendy Moore looks at the other cheerleaders as they get ready to celebrate being “STATE CHAMPIONS.” Getting into the cheer at the Homecoming Pep Rally is Crissy Snead. | Cheering hard for the Little Blues is | Jenny Shafer . | | Managing Alone | Even though the J.V. cheerleaders went through part of their _ season without a sponsor, they managed to do well. The jayvees _ cheered the Little Blues to a district championship in football. Some of the activities the jayvee cheerleaders were purchasing a plaque for the J.V. football team, planning a surprise going away party for Jessie Manuel, helping the varsity cheerleaders plan and decorate for homecoming, and participating in pep rallies. J.V. Cheerleaders — Front Row: Faith Burch, Stephanie Stinnett, Barbie Staton, Meredith Claytor. Back Row: Jessie Manuel, Jenny Shafer, Stephanie Crutchfield, Wendy Gibson. Meredith Claytor sounds off. Performing her best for the Little Blues’ crowd is Faith Burch. This jump is a hurky. J.V. Cheerleaders 49 Varsity Football State Champions Again ! 12-2 Team PM OP In many ways this season was a carbon copy of the 1986 Powell Valley 20 23 heen ff Onn in thi Alleghany 19.2) season. We lost the first two games. Our key game again this Rockbridge 36 0 season seemed to be Amherst. The fact that we could shut Amherst 21 0 ; Glenvar 36 7 down a triple A school seemed to give us a boost. From the rete feedee %4 - Amherst game our offense never scored under 21 points and Covington 21 0 our defense never gave up more than 14 points and had 7 Fluvanna 41 0 shntouts Lexington 42 0 Covington oe 3 During the championship game we really showed ou ean a 5. 6 character by coming back from a first quarter 14-0 deficit. Many Strasburg 21 14 of our fans had given up and were saying ‘‘Well we had a good season anyway.”’ We didn’t give up and we came back to win it 21-14. Taking in the play from Coach Taking off down the field against Rural Williams is tackle James Lipscomb. Retreat in the region championship game is Neal Lineberry. Piling up yards in the state game Running over a Covington defender is against Strasburg is Jeff Bartley. Eric Wheeler. 50 Varsity Football Front Row: Eddie Floyd, Justin Walker, Jeff Stinnett, Kevin Bradley, Neal Lineberry, Jeff Bartley, Chris Wheeler, Eric Wheeler, Dusty Loughhead, Mark Austin, Travis Lineberry, Mark Grow, James Lipscomb. Second Row: Ken Shafer, Mike Ramsey, John Robinson, Scotty McDaniel, Jeff McGuffin, Greg Taylor, Brian Yelverton, Aaron Zdinak, Tony Rice, Will Montgomery, Brad West, Clyde Carter, Dean Hickman. Third Row: Coach Williams, Coach Beasley, Eric Gardner, James Cauley, Mike Taylor, Scott Moore, Jeff Floyd, Fred Smith, Donnie Coleman, John Smith, Randy Walters, Tracy Roberts, Jeremy DeReus, Freddie Benson, Coach Turner, Coach Wheeler. Back Row: Leslie Floyd, Jim Smith, Scottie Coleman, Leslie Cash, Paul Veal, DeWayne Shafer, Chris Horne, John Campbell, Tony Ferguson, Bobby McDowell, A.W. Wilhelm, Bradley Fairchild, Coach Ellison. Big, i bgt ge gg gangant plegteg ita lig 484,38 Sp getge 9 9602 be SN eh 8 15 481 i667 53 IB Going around the end, Clyde Carter heads for the end zone. Eyeing a receiver, Chris Wheeler gets ready to pass. Varsity Football 51 Girls’ Varsity Basketball 14-10 Team PM OP Riverheads 49 61 Glenvar 45 67 Riverheads 45 63 Natural Bridge So ok Lexington 53 47 Bath Count 50 45 ° Cordiones 47.37 Lady Blues Reach New Heights Highland 62 58 New Castle 65 46 The Lady Blues Varsity Basketball team began their 1987 season with a James River 43 46 0-4 record. But through weeks of hard practice they worked their way toa Rockbridge 45 42 12-6 district record good for third place in the Pioneer District. Their Glenvar 45 69 second place tournament finish enabled them to advance to the regional Highland 50 41 sir Natural Brice 45 42 tournament for the first time since 1983. They were eliminated by G.W. Garver in the first round. The Lady Blues had an all around good season. Congratulations and Good Luck next year! Shooting over a Rebel defender for two points is Michele Buzzard. Pulling down a rebound for the Lady Blues Monica Huffman. Working hard for two points if Dawn Coleman 52 Girls’ Varsity Basketball EBILALY VES Front Row: Sandy Ogden , Coach Downs, Shawn Brown .Back Row: Michele Buzzard, Angie Mikels, Natalie Hunter, Tessa Rowsey, Tammy Grant, Monica Huffman, Penny Moore, Dawn Coleman, Leslie Patterson, Christy Coleman, Beth McElroy, Jenny Williams. ris, “ais — os . The Lady Blues are very happy after a big win over James River. Taking the ball away from a Rocket defender is Tammy Grant. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 53 (G Country 1-5 otbe Tae es ened aa Striving To Be The Best Stonewall Jackson 66 52 The cross country team is noted for their dedication. Tien a Ne Though this sport doesn’t receive the recognition it Stuarts Draft 30 25 a i : reece: 49 15 deserves, the self-discipline of the six team members is Bath County 15 30 excellent. They do not participate for the recognition of Alcova Invitational 8th place their classmates, but for themselves. Although their University of Va, Invitational 16th place overal l record was not good, this was due to the fact that Region C 8th place they competed against much larger, and stronger high schools. The team has high hopes for next year’s season. Cross Country Team: Blake Donald, Chad Slough, Andy — Parry McCluer’s cross country team takes off with a good Hite, Jason Miller, Neal Donald, Jeff Knick, Mr. Evans arate 54 Cross Country With Jason Miller in the lead, Jeff Knick, Andy Hite,and Chad Slough struggle to catch up. Cross Country 55 Varsity Boys’ Basketball TEAM Rockbridge New Castle Lexington Rockbridge Natural Bridge Glenvar Bath County Highland New Castle James River Lexington Highland Natural Bridge Rockbridge Glenvar Covington James River Bath County Natural Bridge Covington Natural Bridge Glenvar 11-11 56 Varsity Boys’ Basketball Striving to Succeed The Blues got off to a slow start due to the state championship in football. It seemed that the team had its ups and downs. Some of the downs were that we got beat by a 60 foot shot in overtime with 1 second against Bath County. Another down was the Blues inability to beat Covington, Glenvar, or James River in the regular season. One of the highlights was the Blues defeat of Natural Bridge in the first-round to District Tournament. All through the season the Blues worked hard in practice and never gave up in any game as they proved in a 47-46 loss to Covington in the final home game of that season. The tournament win against Natural Bridge was great. The season ended in a loss to Glenvar in the Semifinals in which the Blues did not shoot well, but as always was never outclassed. The team is now losing nine seniors who will be missed next year. Varsity Basketball Team-Front Row: Michele Lynn, Christy Coleman, Tessa Rowsey. Second Row: Scottie McDaniel, Clyde Carter, Coach Whitesell, Coach Fox, Coach Tutt, Nathan Nowlin, Tony Rice. Third Row: Eric Wheeler, Jay Stewart, Fitz Cantrell, Chris Wheeler, Travis Lineberry, Neal Lineberry, David Giese. With a look of determina- tion in his eyes, Senior David Giese shoots for two. Looking puzzled Senior Nathan Nowlin plays de- fense against a Scarlet Hurricane. PARRY 22 te 53 ‘aks ee | DEP Junior Tony Rice con- centrates as he aims to- wards the basket. Senior Travis Line- berry struggles for the ball against a Rebel op- ponent. Senior Chris Wheeler tries for 2 points under the heavy pressure of a Scarlet Hurricane. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Si) VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 6-7 Sera Draft ae ae S 8 uper season See we 7 ee This year we had a successful Rockbridge aos season. One of the best Natural Bridge Weg ot season’s we've had in a long Gis time. We defeated Bath County, oe 4 James River, Covington, New ee i is Castle, Lexington, and Glenvar rite? 2 1b forfeited their match. We lost to Natural Bridge moe Natural Bridge and district 6 1s champions Rockbridge. We oa ee: had two girls make the All Sh se! is 2 Area, All District team, one girl annon, Hemulig Pie ie made the Region C team. picture New Castle 18 0 We’re looking forward to not Glenvar i ie next year. We will lose only one available es senior. SLUES BR Front Row: Shannon Hamilton , Sonya Hamilton , Brooke Hamilton , Jennifer Williams , Stephanie Clevenger , Kerry Cash. Back Row: Dana Mears , Crissy Snead , Penny Moore. , Priscilla Painter , Dawn Coleman , Tammy Camden , Carolee Cole , Donna Groot. Concentrating on setting up a good play is Jennifer Williams , while Priscilla Painter, and Crissy Snead , watch on hoping for the best. 58 Varsity Volleyball Trying to save the ball is Brooke Huffman while Dawn _ After talking with his team at a timeout, Coach Gibson Coleman steps up to help out. walks off the floor with a disgusting look on his face. vrs Jumping up to spike the ball and In the middle of giving one of her Making her move to save the ball hopefully scoring a point, Priscilla massive serves is Priscilla Painter. from going out of bounds is Jennifer Painter has a look of grim Williams. determination. Varsity Volleyball 59 Striving for a Pen The season started slow with a loss to R.E. Lee. The grapplers bounched back and won the County Tournaments. The Blues continued to win and finished the regular season with only two more losses to Turner Ashby and Glenvar. This gave the Blues a 7-3 record with only one district loss going into the tournaments. The Blues placed second at the Pioneer District and sent 12 wrestlers to the Region C Tournament. Again first place escaped the Blues as they placed 2nd in the Region C Tournaments. From there the Blues sent 6 wrestlers to the state tournaments at Natural Bridge. Mark Austin brought P.M. a state title in the 176 lb. weight class. CONGRATULATIONS to the team on a winning season and to Mark for his championship. 60 Wrestling Will Montgomery tries to get out of a “tight spot” that (NB) Jason Miller has Wrestling Team PM OP RE Lee . Joop aU Lexington 467 25 Natural Bridge 56.217 Liberty 69 6 T. Ashby 20 41 Lexington 38 = «=635 Covington 42222 J. River 42. 47 Glenvar 32. 35 USDB 66 9 Natural Bridge 58 12 W. Albemarle 69 3 Battling it out with Natural Bridge’s Norman Claytor is freshman Tommy Huffman. Bradley Fairchild works hard for a take down over his opponent. Supposedly discussing strategy, Billy Connelly looks back at his spotter to see what he did wrong. put him in. Mark Austin dances his opponent Marty Wright (NB) Junior Aaron Zdinak sees (NB) Todd Fer guson “eye to eye”’ while still in the nuetral position. around the mat before taking him down for the pin. Front Row: Timmy McDaniel, El- lis Tomlin, Max Hunter, Cameron Sherlock, Steve Campbell, Tommy Huffman, Robby Dickinson, Jason Brokenbrough, Herbie Martin, Aaron Zdinak, Jamie Austin, Shane Fletcher, Stacy Zim- merman Second Row: John Branham, David Truslow, Cameron Smith, Jeff Knick, Billy Connelly, Bradley Fairchild, Will Montgomery, Bobby McDowell, Ricky Rob- erts Back Row: Coach Hand, Shawn Brown, Steve Tomlin, Mike Taylor, Andrew Patter- son, Jeff McGuffin, Brent Secrist, Robbie Cantrell, David Chittum, Bryant Hamilton, Tracy Roberts, Shannon Lineber ry, Jeff Bartley, Mark Austin, Kevin Bradley, Coach Craft. In the grip of his opponent, Billy Connelly attempts to struggle Wearing a huge grin is sophmore Donnie Coleman. ‘‘All laid out” is the phrase that best describes the guys at practice. Wrestling 61 Varsity Baseball 16-4 Team PM OP Riverheads 3 2 Natural Bridge 22 1 New Castle ie) 2 Bath County 6 7 James River S : : Glenvar e e e Riverheads 2 Blues Take Second in District Lexington 4 5 Covington 14 4 : ‘ Natural Bridge e : This seaon’s baseball team consisted of seven seniors, who New Castle ; : James River is will be missed a great deal next year. The squad has had been ’ i384 : : See 66 successful this past several years and this year was no eee oe exception. The Blues had a regular season record of 16-2. Covingion : : The Blues came out on the short end this year by ending in ockbridge . sete Se Bath County 27 second place in the district this year. The season came to an Lexington 7 10 end in the first round of the district tournament with a loss to Lexington. Front Row: Randy Elliot , Mike Taylor , Donnie Coleman , Brian Yelverton , Freddie Benson , Shannon Lineberry , Randy Walters . Back Row: Jeff Bartley , Chris Wheeler , Eric Wheeler , Mark Austin , Jake Balser , Dusty Loughhead , Neal Lineberry . ‘ Sliding safely into third base against Natural Bridge is Rounding third base, Brian Yelverton heads for rightfielder Freddie Benson . home plate. 62 Varsity Baseball picture not available Senior — Dusty Loughhead available After Eric Wheeler hits a homerun, the whole team celebrates As a Glenvar player slides into third base, Mark Austin attempts to make the out. picture not Senior — Neal Lineberry with him. After hitting a grand slam, Chris Wheeler accepts congratulations from other team members. Varsity Baseball 63 Boys Track rgae, Team Natural Bridge . hs Reckprdne Speed, Distance, Height, and Lexington Covington Length Bath County VSDB Rockbridge Have you ever thought about participating in a 440 relay, a Ne Fonte” 100 yard dash, or the high jump? The PMHS track team did Glenvar this and much more. It was a season of long, hot practices, Be but it paid off. The reward wasn’t always in the final outcome Riveckonds of the meet, but it was the personal satisfaction each team Rockbridge member received when he completed his event and knew he had done the best he could. Running with all their might, are senior, Clyde Carter and sophomore Zack Starns . Giving it his all, junior, Aaron Dumford jumps those hurdles. Trying hard to catch up, our Blues runners strut their stuff. Trying to get in the lead, junior, Kevin 64 Boys’ Track Lilly races N.B. runner Jason Miller. Front Row: Coach Crawford , Beth McElroy , Sonya Hamilton , Billie Jean Oyler , Samantha Williams , Leslie Fitzgerald , Virginia Perry , Tammy Grant . Second Row: Eric Lominac , Bryant Hamilton , Allen Buzzard , Scottie McDaniel , Jeff McGuffin , , A.W. Wilhelm .Third Row: Coach Hand , Chad Jenkins , Paul Veal , Tommy Huffman , Steve Campbell , Zachary Starnes , Marshall Southers . Back Row: Coach Craft , Rusty Tolley , Clyde Carter , Aaron Dumford , Nathan Nowlin , Aaron Zdinak , Will Montgomery , John Branham . B lacs) After having the baton passed to her, junior, Susan Gilbert , gives her best effort for the team. At the state track meet Beth McElroy stops a moment for a picture. Girls Track 1-6 Team Natural Bridge 44% 0 Rockbridge 28% Lexington 84 Covington 74) 67 Bath County 5 VSDB 61% 36 Rockbridge 38% Natural Bridge 42 84 Bath County 8 Glenvar 33 39 Allegany 78 Lexington 41 83 Riverheads 41 100 Rockbridge Giving her best at the state track meet is Sophomore Natalie Hunter . With a tired look on her face, Natalie Hunter takes a moment away from the meet for a picture. Girls’ Track 65 Girls’ Softball 10-8 Team PM OP Alleghany a 6 Riverheads 2 16 E.C. Glass 16 5 Bath County 2 10 E.C. Glass 20 19 Rockbridge 11 9 New Castle 0 4 Glenvar Hl 15 Madison 13 14 Break Even Madison 12 aL Covington 24 eed é James River 7 9 The girls‘ softball team did more than break even. They had a rd ce x winning season with 10 wins and 8 losses. They were young James River 433 with only one senior on the team, but led by their coach Mrs. Gl zZ 18 ‘ syn ts : : ae 95 0 Linda Barger they came out on the winning side many times. New Castle 6. 4 With many returning lettermen next year’s team looks forward to having a great season. Front Row: Angel Hamilton , Tammy Stinnett , Michele Buzzard , Jennifer Williams , Shannon Hamilton , Christa Clark , Rhonda Coffey , Beth McElroy . Back Row: Christy Coleman , Jody Albritton , Karen Rogers , Tammy Grant , Dawn Coleman , Carolee Cole , Melissa Whitten , Coach Barger . Trying to tag out a Bath County player is sophomore Tammy Grant. 66 Girls’ Softball After the girls’ softball game, Coach Barger congratulates all the team members. After hitting a grand slam Jennifer Williams , Tammy Stinnett , and Michele Buzzard seem to be very happy about this win. Going for the play at third, Shannon Hamilton grabs the ball. Trying her best, Dawn Coleman doesn’t succeed in making the out. Girls’ Softball 67 68 Front Row: Drew Tanner, Heather Spence, Joe Glass, Tammy Chittum, Tony Deyo. Back Row: Coach Tutt, Chip Pruett, Tony Ferguson, Marshall Southers, Tim Deyo, Bobby McDowell, Greg Taylor. As the ball comes his way, Chip Starting his match Greg Taylor As Tony Ferguson hits the ball back Pruett is ready to make his move. sends a power serve to his to the other side of the court, he opponent. looks relieved. Boys’ Tennis Inner Drive The indoor track team is made up of athletics who drive themselves. They receive little recognition and yet they still push thenselves. This was not a successful year for the indoor track team but the school appreciates the teams’ effort. Golf — Philip Ragland. Indoor Track Boys Girls 7th of 7 5th of 5 7th of 7 5th of 5 7th of 8 3rd of 3 13th of 13 9th of 13 7th of 7 ; 5th of 7 Front Row: Tammy Gallier , Danni Williams , Holly Bazzle , Natalie Hunter . Second Row: Tammy Grant , Beth McElroy , A.W. Wilhelm .Third Row: Chris Tolley , Chad Jenkins . Back Row: Eddie Floyd , Greg Camden , Stacy Jarvis , Danny Higgins . Golf Indoor Track 69 (( a = D: 70 Sports Candid ( i et | We Sports Candid 71 Stepping Up It was an active year for the Marching Blues. They participated in the Salem Classic Marching competition, the JMU Parade of Champions of Bands. They hosted the annual Buena Vista Band Day with fifteen bands participating, along with their yearly appearance in the Labor Day and Christmas parades. The Marching Blues were featured in special production of Skyline View aired on WHSV TV 3 in Harrisonburg. This show highlighted their performance at JMU and involved interviews with Miss Uhl, David Giese, Tammy Camden, and Lynn Shafer. They ended their year with participating in the parade for the Mock Democratic Convention sponsered by Washington and Lee University. Forever Blue Whether rain or shine, the “Marching Blues” will keep on marching. PMHS Directing the ‘Marching Blues” is Tammy Camden, while Playing their hearts as members of the ‘Marching Blues” are Nicky the band gives her their full attention. Lynn, Beth Laswell, and Sarah Trager. Playing their best at the halftime performance is the trumpet section of the “‘Marching Blues”. 72 Band tee PARADE. 0 CHAMPIONS . oo : James | Nadison Stadium Octener ary ihe Harrisonburg, Virginia Front Row: Heather Garrett, Marnie Byers, Tony Deyo, Ray Williams, David Meredith, Tammy Camden, David Giese, Beth Cooper, Daren Fuller, Jeff Richardson, Crystal Cambell, Darin Bowman. Second Row: Michelle Lynn, Maggie Williams, Kim Laswell, Michele Walker, , Roni Hartless, Melissa Groah, Shelly Slagle, Holli Bazzle, Drew Tanner, Nicky Lynn, Darla Bowman, Heather Spence, Beth Laswell, Beth Lawhorne, Sarah Trager, Tina Ulrich, April Garrett, Allison Uhl. Third Row: Danny Williams, Stacey Pimberton, Leslie Fitzgerald, Kim Hall, Lynn Shafer, Sharon Hickman, Carolee Cole, Chad Jenkins, Chad Widdifield, Shantel Davis, Teresa Lawhorne, Dawn Tolley, MicheleBeard, Teresa Trainer, Scott Burch, Kelly Vasser. Back Row: Karen Hawes, Amy Shafer, Michelle Jones, Shannon Garrett, Melissa Whitlow, Tim Deyo, Virginia Perry, Pam Clark, Angela Wood, Elena Mascarinia, Wendy Wheeler Keeping the beat going is the drum section of the “‘Marching Blues”’. Band 73 ly! 1 Te eying eee Sees eee J.V. FOOTBALL PM OP Clifton Forge ae 0 'm@e ag a! Glenvar 30 0 1g tgif a 9 8 75. 0 Lexington ZZ 0 ce @ Wei ee 7 Natural Bridge 16 0 Covington 36 0 James River 6 8 Rockbridge OZ 0 Riverheads | 8 32 Sts eon ping ‘ . I; Chitck Baker, {ason Wheeler, Troy Hen’ : Carter, Greg’ ‘Camden; Shane. Pletchég Sa “McElroy Bai Rov Chris Folens Beker lings. : “Joey Wright, Neal Bradley, Roy Mohler, ‘Davi ‘Truslow, x Donnie erkins, ‘obbie ‘Shafer, Troy Hickman, John Roberts,’ Cameron Sherlock, Davi® Chittum ds After a hard run, Jason Wheeler comes to the sideline for After receiving the kickoff, Stacey Jarvis heads down a break. the sideline. Leading Jason Irvine around the end is Stacey Jarvis. Waiting for Clifton Forge to make their move, the Little Blues are ready to attack. 74 JV Football J.V. Girls’ Basketball 1-17 Team PM Riverheads Glenvar Riverheads te Natural Bridge Lexington Striving to Learn Pace Highland This year our J.V. Girls Basketball team consisted of all New Castle | eeyh ; f A James River new players. Lach game was an improvement from the one Rockbridge before. Each of these girls worked very hard to try and eee « improve their skills and playing ability. As the season | Natural Bridge ' Lexi progressed they turned into a very determined team. Each Bah count and every member is to be congratulated for their Meals sportmanship and for keeping on trying their best in each Rockbridge game until the last. — m NAWADANOYAWH a a ‘ NM Or Oh dd Front Row: Shawn Brown, Sandy Ogden. Second Row: Rhonda Coffey, Angel Hamilton, Coach Hand, Leslie Fitzgerald, Crystal Coleman. Back Row: Tammy Roberts, Sonya Hamilton, Sharon Hickman, Kelly Fitzgerald, Teresa Trainer, Christy Schultz, Leslie Williams, Danni Williams, Toni Hogan, Samantha Wheeler. Quickly running for the ball before it is Not believing the call, Kelly Fitzgerald turns to question the official. in the stands, Leslie Fitzgerald looks frustrated. J.V. Girls’ Basketball 75 J.V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 5-6 TEAM PM OP o44e ° Sturart Dratt 8 15 15 12 2 15 Hitting For A Win James River 15 10 17 19 15 13 Bath County 15 7 15 12 The J.V. girls had a breakeven season but they still worked very Sey 3 15 12 adesene hard. They had a record of 5 wins and 6 losses, but they played Natural Bridge 16 14 9 15 8 15 much better than the record shows. Each member of the squad Seen ie foe is participated and gave their all in every game. They look forward to a a oun . ° Lexington 3 15 11 15 winning season next year. New Castle 14 16 16 14 15 8 Glenvar 15 9 14 16 15 7 Front Row: Leslie Fitzgerald, ay aS “ Samantha Wheeler Second Row: Kim Glibert, Angel Hamilton, nts 8 Christi Slagle, Tracy Whitt, BLY = Crystal Coleman, Amy Loughhead f Back Row: Michelle Beard, Sharon Sr Hickman, Melissa Whitten, Crystal Floyd, Marcy Gallier, Christy Schultz, Teresa Trainer WES2?P 7 ae TRE ES aves | woes! 3 Be PRB digit BOSS Setting the ball up for teammate Sharon Hickman is Leslie Fitzgerald. Falling to her knees to save the ball is Waiting patiently for all the action to Samantha Wheeler. begin is Sharon Hickman. 76 JV Girls’ Volleyball J.V. Boys’ Basketball 6-14 Team PM OP Lexington 14 37 Natural Bridge 25 18 Rockbridge 37 39 New Castle 33 42 Lexington 26 il! Glenvar 24 48 Bath County 28 43 Highland 37 39 New Castle 49 56 e James River 44 40 Future Looks Bright Beoreran 41 30 Highland 317 37 : Natural Bridge 43 SD The J.V. basketball team had an unsuccessful season this Boektrdae 59° 80 year, but they were a group who worked hard all year long. Glenvar 214 242 Th had Ith h th Covington 26 Sif ey had numerous very close games ,although the score Vania River 42-23 book doesn’t show it. This year’s team was young and with Bath County Deon ‘ : Natural Bridge 46 30 their returning players, they should have a very strong team Covinaton BO. 67 next year. Front Row: Nathan Nowlin , Shaun Zdinak , Coach Whitesell , Jeremy DeReus , Chuck Baker . Back Row: Fred Smith, Robbie Huffman , David Chittum , Paul Veal , Brian Watts . J.V. Basketball Junior Varsity Baseball 6-7 Team PM OP Alleghany 1 10 J.V. Baseball Team — Chuck Baker , Jason Brockenbrough , Cory Claytor , Troy Hickman , Jason Irvine , Roy Mohler , Donnie Perkins , Cameron Sherlock , Ellis Tomlin , Shawn Zdinal Brent Secrist , Stacey Jarvis , Jason Wheeler , Scott Moor — BwWwre AnD OP Lexington 0 Lexington 15 Natural Bridge 33 Covington 4 Covington 3 Rockbridge 4 Rockbridge. Z Rockbridge 12 Rockbridge 9 Alleghany Bath County 4 Bath County 10 aonwon eR QIN During the game against Bath County, Brent Secrist steps First Base Coach Donnie Perkins waits for a hit to off the bag after completing the third out. assist the runner with directions. As a teammate scores, Dean Clark goes to the plate to bat. While waiting to bat Chuck Baker smiles for the camera while his shy teammate tries to turn away. 78 J.V. Baseball Clubs At Parry McCluer we have plenty of clubs to keep all the students happy. There’s clubs that each school has, having to ' do with classes we offer student council. Also, we have clubs that help the students such as SADD, then we have clubs to have fun, that just meet and do some things out of fun such as the Monogram Club. Each one has a special meaning for the students and sponsors at Parry McCluer. We enjoy the activities of the clubs and staying involved with Parry McCluer . Even after High School, the Forever Blue Spirit will help us remember each club and hold the memories close in our hearts. SQ 248W ; 2 aay M SS [tS anj|q 10A0104 Division Clubs 79 Monogram Club — Front Row: Dean Hickman, Angie Claytor, Crissy Snead, Sam Williams, Wendy Moore, Tonya McDowell. Back Row: Neal Lineberry, Eddie Floyd, Natalie Hunter Math Club — Front Row: Shannon Garrett, Michele Walker, Michelle Lynn, Beth Cooper, Missy Whitlow, Scott Burch, Brent Floyd. Second Row: Michele Beard, Shannon Pope, Jenny Shafer, Beth Mohler, Rochelle Coleman, Darla Kay Bowman, Lisa Mikels. Back Row: Ray Williams, Eddie Floyd, Tony Deyo, Darin Bowman, David Giese. a a = wie International Club — Front Row: Bryant Hamilton, Eric Lominac, Michelle Lynn, Shannon Garrett, Darin Bowman, Beth Mohler, Beth Cooper, Tammy Cam- den, Tony Deyo. Second Row: Dean Hickman, Fitz Cantrell, Neal Lineberry, Tammy Chittum, Steph- anie Stinnett, Darla Bowman, Lisa Mikels, Timmy McDaniel, David Giese, Chad Widdifield. Third Row: Wendi Gibson, Sybil Floyd, Meredith Claytor, Brooke Huffman, Susan Gilbert, Crissy Snead, Ka- tina Coleman, Brian Falls, Justin Sorrels, Orie Snider. Back Row: Kim Laswell, Susan Grow, Greg Taylor, Randy Walters, Drew Tanner, Will Mont- gomery, Aaron Zdinak, Jeremy DeReus. Newspaper Staff — Front Row: Drew Tanner, Donna Groot, Stephanie Dyer, Brent Floyd, Natalie Hunter, Crissy Snead, Daren Bowman. Back Row: Rochelle Coleman, Aaron Zdinak, Jay Stewart, Fitz Cantrell, Beth Mohler, Shannon Garrett. 80 Math Club International Club Monogram Club Newspaper Staff Active Club The main purpose of the International Club is to promote international understanding among students. Since its founding, the club has become a strong enthusiastic part of the school life. Programs are held monthly on a variety of topics such as Nicaragua, South Africa, and the Phillippines. These monthly programs include guest speakers, slide presentations, movies and trips to foreign restaurants. The most popular activities have proved to be the annual fall trip to Chi-Chis and the annual International Christmas Celebration. Besides the monthly programs, the club also holds luncheon business meetings and participates in volunteer service projects such as the Arthritis Society Drive and sponsoring food donations to the local community share project. Tony Rice, Crissy Snead, and Mr. Mr. Rose was dragged off the court after The members of The Edge were Evans were part of the fun at The his poor performance in the faculty , Edge concert. volleyball game. showing PMHS how to rock. Club Candid 81 FBLA — Front Row: T. Rowsey, N. Hunter, C. Snead, B. Floyd, D. Groot, R. Renfroe, S. Flint, L. Burch, S. Williams, J. Lineberry, S. Stinnett, W. Moore. Second Row: S. Hamilton, J. Albritton, B. Falls, S. Wheeler, d. Owens, A. Claytor, D. Coleman, D. Moore, T. Lineberry, D. Clevenger, M. Austin, R. Roberts. Third Row: A. Moore, M. Plogger, S. Ogden, M. Huffman, C. Moore, C. Ramsey, T. Kennedy, T. Coleman, P. Moore, T. Stinnett, P. Painter, T. McDowell. Fourth Row: T. Radford, R. Reid, M. Hunphries, §. Camp- bell, S. Hamilton, M. Patterson, K. Sorrells, K. Moore, T. Gallier, A. Mikels, L. Truslow, D. Skipper. Fifth Row: R. Walters, B. Mohler, S. Gilbert, J. DeR- eus, D. Hickman, T. Wade, S. Fox, K. Hinkle, J. Armentrout, L. Graybill, A. Ramsey. Back Row: K. Cash, F. Burch, B. Huffman, E. Floyd, B. Cooper, M. Whitten, A. Wood, S. Garrett. FHA — Front Row: Rhonda Coffey, Stephanie Stinnett, Carol Ramsey, Cyndi Mikels, Kelly Sorrels, Back Row: Kelly Moore, Tracy Coleman, Angela Campbell, Jody Sen- sabaugh, Tammy Gallier, Julie Armentrout. 82 SCA FHA FBLA NHS SCA — Front Row: David Giese., Fitz Cantrell, Beth Figgers, Beth Mohler, Darin Keith Bowman. Second Row: Jeff Floyd, day Stewart, Jeremy DeReus, Aaron Zdinak, Darla Kay Bow- man, Stephanie Clevenger, Tammy Grant Back Row: Steph- anie Crutchfield, Meredith Claytor, Brian Yelverton, Steven Campbell, Chad Widdifield, Crissy Snead, Samanatha Wil- liams, Leslie Fitzgerald NHS — Front Row: Darla Bowman, Lynn Shafer, Beth Figgers, Rochelle Coleman. Second Row: Susan Gilbert, Jody Albrit- ten, Joyce Lineberry, Tessa Rowsey, Natilie Hunter, Shan- non Garrett, Bobby McDowell, Angela Wood. Thrid Row: Kerri Cash, Donna Groot, Heather Spence, Beth Laswell, Lisa Graybill, David Giese, Chrissy Snead, Aaron Zdinak. Back Row: Randy Walters, Jennifer Williams, Faith Burch, Darin Keith Bowman, Drew Tanner, Tammy Camden. Academic Honors The 1987-88 National Honor Society of Parry McCluer High School is composed of thirty members that maintain at least a 3.0 quarterly average. These members are the sophmores, juniors and seniors. The two sponsors of this year’s National Honor Society are Miss Johanna Ravenhorst and Mrs. Judy Jay. The National Honor Society has participated in many activities this school year. Some of these included a “‘fall’” bloodmobile, a ski trip to Massanutten and they also sponsored an honor roll reception for all the students who made first quarter honor roll. Upcoming events for the National Honor Society include another bloodmobile on April the 18th in the Middle School auditorium. Also in May, new members will tapped and inducted and new officers will be installed. A At a fundraiser for FBLA, some of the cheerleaders for the day “Spring Fling”’ field trip is being planned were Tim Deyo, Shannon Lineberry, Aaron Dumford, and __for April. This trip will possibly to Busch Eddie Floyd. Gardens. Also individual service projects =a are due May 2 for all members. Being thrilled he was chosen as a cheerleader is senior, Eddie Floyd. FBLA officers, Rhonda Renfroe, Connie - King, and Sherry Flint make plans for the FBLA Fair. Here junior Aaron Zdinak, is being caught by the camera. Club Candid 83 Presidents Being a class president is a hope of many students. At times someone will say “If I were class president...” We decided to see what people really would do. Freshman, Michelle Lynn says ‘‘There would by no oyster spitting in the hall, and I’d stop all the teasing. I’d stop chauvinism from teachers.’’ Sophomore David Coleman says “‘I’d stop all rumors at P.M.H.S. Also, the people that get away with cheating would get caught finally and last I’d put more recognition to Girls Athletes.” Junior, Freddie Benson says “‘I’d try to change rules about leaving during lunch and exams. I'd let Forensics — Shannon Garrett, Darla juniors chew gum and eat and drink in Bowman, Darin Bowman, Lynn Shafer. class, as long as you clean up any messes, and furthermore, I’d have school from 9 til 2.”’ Senior, Stacey Zimmerman says “‘I’d change school rules, making school hours shorter, and also let seniors only go home for lunch.” German Club — Front Row: Darla Bowman, Stephanie Crutchfield, Drew Tanner, Scott Burch, Melissa Whit- low, Wendi Gibson, Susan Grow, Kim Laswell, Michele Lynn, Michele Walker. Second Row: Tony Deyo, Ray Wil- liams, Beth Laswell, Michele Beard, Shannon Garrett, Teresa Trainer, Angela Wood, Crystal Campbell, Stacey Pimberton. Third Row: Lynn Shafer, Heather Spence, Crissy Snead, Beth Cooper, Shantel Davis, Amy Staton, Lorie Truslow. Back Row: Eddie Floyd, Brooke Huffman, Aaron Zdinak, Susan Gilbert, Darin Bowman, David Giese, Tammy Camden Drama Club — Front Row: Shannon Garrett, Angie Mikels, Beth Cooper, Lynn Shafer, Shantel Davis. Second Row: Donna Groot, Faith Burch, Michelle Beard, Jenny Shafer, Kristen Hinkle. Third Row: Stefanie Crutchfield, Karen Rogers, David Giese, Chad Widdifield, Melissa Whitlow, Heather Spence, Brooke Huffman. 84 German Club Forensics Drama Senior Class Officers: Jay Stewart, Chris Rudasill, Sherry Stinnett, Tracy Coleman Junior Class Officers: Aaron Zdinak, Susan Gilbert, Brooke Huffman Sophomore Class Officers: Jremy DeReus, Freshmen Class Officers: Jeff Floyd, Leslie Heather Spence, Jennifer Williams Fitzgerald, Susan Grow, Crystal Campbeil Class Officers 85 Taking time out from government class to show his chess The president of SADD, Mike Vass and Brian skills is Mr. Ward. Maybe we should have a chess club? Yelverton show you can have a good time even with the responsibilities of a club president Success Again Once again this year S.A.D.D. provided after prom activities for those who decided to have a safe time. They cooked hot dogs, hamburgers and had pizza at Glen Maury Park. They had a bonfire and cooked ‘‘smores’’. Following the cook out there was a dance at the American Legion rosted by Eddie Haskell. Once again we had another safe prom because of S.A.D.D. Front Row: Tonya Beverly, Kristi Ruff, Susan Grow, Leecy Nicely, Shannon Pope, Kim Gilbert. Second Row: Tracy Whit, Crystal Coleman, Maggie Williams, Nicky Lynn, Beth Lawhorne. Back Row: Shelly Slagle, Gary St. Clair, Anita Mason, Leslie Williams, Cameron Sherlock, Melody Austin. Getting down at the Christmas dance sponsored by the Junior class is Jinky Garrett , Wendy Moore , Sam Williams and Mrs. Floyd . 86 Latin Club Candid Latin Club — Front Row: Susan Gilbert, Jenny Williams, Michelle Lynn, Brent Floyd, Crissy Snead, Angie Ramsey, Steve Campbell. Second Row: Cameron Smith, Scott Burch, Kim Cooper, Tammy Chittum, T. L. Cash, Teresa Trainer, Bri- an Yelverton. Back Row: Jay mm Stewart, Fitz Cantrell, Beth Mohler, Kerri Cash, Kristen Hinkle, Beth McElroy, Leslie Fitzgerald, Orie Snider. SADD — Front Row: S. Clevenger, L. Fitzgerald, C. Schultz, C. Cole, S. Hickman, S$. McDaniel, C. Smith, C. Slough, L. Mikels, R. Coleman, B. Figgers, T. Rowsey, S. Williams, A. Claytor. Second Row: B. Allen, S. Cambell, A. Wood, S. Garrett, M. Beard, D. Giese, W. Moore, J. Lineberry, S. Stinnett, L. Burch, N. Ould, S. Hamilton, S. Wheeler. Third Row: B. Watts, T. McDaniel, B. Staton, C. Coleman, L. Hamilton, M. Buzzard, T. Camden, M. Walk- er, C. Campbell, M. Lynn, O. Snider, M. Claytor, S. Stinne:t, A. Moore. Fourth Row: A. Staton, T. Chittum, D. Tanner, J. Owens, J. Shafer, M. Whitten, S. Grow, W. Gibson, S. Dyer, C. Floyd, L. Graybill, T. Wade. Fifth Row: M. Plogger, R. Williams, W. Wheeler, C. Widdifield, B. Secrist, G. Coleman, R. Walters, B. Molher, J. Albritton, A. Ramsey, F. Burch, S. Campbell. Back Row: K. Hazelwood, J. Knick, T. Deyo, M. Southers, B. Huffman, T. Ferguson, S. Gilbert, M. Humphries, A. Mikels, T. Gallier, T. Kennedy. Peer Helpers — Front Row: Darla Bowman, Brooke Huffman, Stephanie Stinnett. Second Row: Tessa Rowsey, Lynn Shafer, Michele Beard, Heather Spence. Back Row: Tammy Camden, Darin Bowman, Aaron Zdinak. Talent Search — Front Row: Darin Bowman, Tammy Cam- den, Aaron Zdinak, Donna Groot, Lisa Burch, Joyce Lineberry, Wendy Moore, Sherry Stinnett, Tonya Mc- Dowell, Darla Bowman, Stephanie Stinnett, Wendy Wheeler, Missy Whitlow. Second Row: Shannon Garrett, Bobby McDowell, Eddie Floyd, Jeremy DeReus, Crissy Snead, Natalie Hunter, Tessa Rowsey, Sonya Hamilton, Heather Spence, Michele Beard, Lorie Truslow, Kim Laswell, Scott Burch. Third Row: Ray Williams, Drew Tanner, Stephanie Clevenger, Randy Walters, Michelle Lynn, Lisa Hamilton, Michelle Buzzard, Angie Ramsey, Lisa Graybill, Beth Laswell, Stephanie Crutchfield, Mar- tha Grow, Brooke Huffman, Susan Gilbert. Back Row: Dean Hickman, Neal Lineberry, Fitz Cantrel, Greg Tay- lor, Beth Mohler, Jennifer Williams, Faith Burch, Kerri Cash, Christy Coleman, Mary Lynn, Beth Cooper, Angela Wood, Julie Armentrout. Latin Club Peer Helpers SADD Talent Search 87 88 Miss PMHS Pageant As I awoke that morning, many thoughts were going through my head I have to get my clothes together, get my hair done, get my make-up put on, practice walking every other minute or rather I paced. Nervousness overswept me all day. As time passed during the day, I got everything together, my hair fixed and sat and waited and waited. Then when it was almost time to go. By that time, I had my make-up put on. I took off in faded jeans trying to get my dress, shoes and everything else in the car. My parents drove me and helped, although by this time they were nervous too. “What if I trip?” “What if I made a fool of myself?” All kinds of ideas were going through all minds, especially mine. As the pageant itself started, the excitement began to fill all contestants as well as the audience, Everyone in the audience had their favorites picked. Then came the time for the final results. They were: Jody Albritton, 4th runner- up, Stephanie Clevenger, 3rd runner-up, Susan Gilbert, 2nd runner- up, Wendy Moore, 1st runner-up, and Miss PMHS 1988 Tonya McDowell. After being crowned ‘‘Miss PMHS 1988” Tonya McDowell, smiles at the audience, Posing after the pageant is the 1988 Miss PMHS, Tonya McDowell, and the four finalists. Before the “‘big night” started, Tonya McDowell, Wendy Moore, pause a moment in their dressing room for a picture. While in her evening gown, Jinky Garrett, gives the crowd a warm smile. Moments after crowning, Tonya McDowell and Wendy Moore, embrace each other in their state of happiness. In the hall displaying the streetwear are Samantha Williams, Wendy Moore, Karen Rogers, and Susan Gilbert. Miss PMHS Pageant 89 Here are a few senior couples making their debut at their last prom. Many couples are dancing as they have “The Times Of Their Lives.” Senior, Kelly Sorrels, dances with her fiance, Jimmy Stalnaker making the best of her last prom. 90 Junior Senior Prom Looking very happy, senior, Tonya McDowell slow dances with her date, Sean Huffman. While waiting for another song to begin senior, Sherry Stinnett, happily displays her date Chris Higgins. Showing her dancing abilities, senior, Samantha Williams dances with her date Randy Walters. In the line for refreshments are many hungry Juniors and Seniors. Never Say Goodbye From the balcony each couple looked like pairs that were meant to be together. They were put together like a package. A nice fit, perfection ... No one was unhappy, everyone floated around the room. It was definately a night to be remembered. It even seemed to be a magical night. To good to be true. As each couple looked into their dates eyes (during those romantic moments while slow dancing) it could be seen how much enjoyment was taking place by just being at the prom. As tradition was changed, it was made known that it was definately about time. A new place was a must this year. It was so much better than the American Legion, the prom being held in the Sem ballroom. Also, the D.J. was great. A band never turns out good, something always goes wrong, but not this year. The night was perfect. The juniors worked very hard. They raised enough money to do everything they wanted and even had a lot of extras to remember the night by. This year was a total success for the junior-senior prom. The Class of 1989 did an excellent job and this years seniors will always remember how special their prom was and how for once at Parry McCluer tradition changed ... The King and Queen for the Class of 88 is Stacy Zimmerman and Jill Owens. Looking into each others eyes, Junior, Aaron Zdinak and sophomore, Stephanie Clevenger seem to be enjoying the prom. These are many seniors and their dates during the senior presentation. hi i ae a Trying to get some air is Junior, Angie Ramsey, with her date Eric Sylvia. Decorating for this great event are Juniors, Shannon Lineberry and Penny Moore. At the SADD picnic many people are taking advantage of the free food. Junior Senior Prom 91 The Day It was the day that is anticipated by thousands of graduating seniors all over the world, but this year it was the special day for the class of 1988. This special event took place this year on June 17,1988. It was a night of joy and sadness. It was a typical graduation with speeches by valedictorian Darla Bowman and saluatorian David Giese and then the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Wayne Flint. Yet this will be a night treasured by all of those graduating seniors. A night they will remember for a long time. y aw Taking time out from an exciting With graduation near, Senior evening are Sonya Fox and Kelly Sorrels seems delighted. Shannon Hamilton. ce eZ After the spring awards assembly, Mark Austin, who was named Athlete of the Year, stops for picture. ii iy) , Arr During Senior Day activities, Kevin Hazelwood heads for the diving board. 92 Graduation OUR LIVES HAVE JUST BEGUN! So many times we‘ve wondered Just what the future will hold Because we all know that this Lonely world can be so cold See, we've had our lost dreams And had our broken hearts Sometimes we've felt as though Our lives had been torn apart We’ve been through all of the pain And we've been through all the sorrow Sometimes we were wishing That there wouldn‘t even be a tommorrow But the memories we will never forget We’ve shaped in the last four years Sometimes we shaped them in laughter Sometimes we shaped them in tears We will miss our friends the most — We’re already drifting apart —- We must go our separate ways And make a brand new start We know we’ve all got to try To make our dreams come true Give ourselves a chance, That's all we can ever do. Accepting congratulations after graduation is Tammy Gallier. Most Likely to Skip Class Lisa Sizemore and Mike Vass Most Likely to Succeed ree Bowen and Pond ae Refreshments and music were an important part of Brown Noser ope Coleman and Jay Senior Day. Brent Cash and Angie Mikels enjoy ewar Most Likely To Fall Asleep Michelle Clements and Chris both. Catlett Best Dressed pore ng Cantrell iggest Flirt en oore and Justin Walker and Sherry Stinnett. Best Partier Amy Tomlinson and Brent Cash Class Clown Wendy Miller and Jake Balser Most Likely To See in Town Nettie Garrett and Andy Hite Pausing as they get out of the pool are Kelly Sorrels Graduation 93 00 0 Slee ° 7) x OC 94 Seniors Candid |: ES | acl Buena Vista as a community all share one thing in common, a love for sports. In this town there is a lot of emphasis on the Parry McCluer Fighting Blues, whether on the field, on the mat, or on the court the people of Buena Vista are always there to give their support. The Blues will always be supported in every way and the chant ‘“‘Go Blues Go!”’ will always be here to stay. Even though the people of Buena Vista are very sports minded they still support Parry McCluer High School as a whole. They always support the band activities, club activities,chaperone dances and field trips. The parents and community people serve on the School Board and school committees. The schools and the community tie in together. The community stands behind the school. The people of Buena Vista will always be Forever Blue in every way. Makes Us Forever Blue Division Community 95 96 Ads VERS Se a THANK YOU qve CLEANERS for corner SINCE 1931 = z= FLIP SIDE 25 W. N ba! “ea Our Community Minded Store Bakery Deli LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA 463-1944 Phone: 261-2108 Store Hours Mon-Sat 8-9 Sunday 10-7 Burlington Industries Glasgow Yarn and Carpet Plants Glasgow, Virginia An Equal Opportunity Employer Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. , | ROBERT M. 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Angie Ramsey and Eric Silvea Missy Watts and Drace Clevenger Karen Nuckols and Jeff Baker Cindy Moore and Kevin Agnor Penny Moore and Hack Wheeler Ads “Meera Yew Way te Guy a Car or “frucke T's Called “The Diehl Way Chrysler- Plymouth- Dodge Dodge “ ruche Liehl Wloter Cars Lextuglou Kt. OOF G65-G107 Ole 4635 CHRYSLER Dodge Pumout During 6th period study hall Wendy Moore and Randy Elliott smile for a picture. Sherry Flint Wheeler and Rhonda Renfroe, take a break from classwork to take a picture. iy Mg 5a ee =_ a Closing 109 : 110 Closing As the school year is ending There is so much to be done Seniors are so excited Their fulfilled week is yet to come The prom was so much fun It was a night no one will forget New traditions were started And our pom was a “HIT.” Spring sports were also fun And a success again this year And tryouts were held To get a new squad to cheer Spring fever has definitly hit The whole school is ready to get out It’s been a long but good year And many seniors are ready to shout It’s over, yes it’s over The long climb of thirteen years It has been fun while we have studied And as graduation nears Everyone is excited Our school year is through But exams are round the corner After that, there’s nothing left to do But wait on the 17th And have fun on our last days Then, Parry McCluer says good-bye As the seniors go on their way But they will always have many memories The Parrimac helps keep them alive So, True Blue, all graduates stay When in Buena Vista we arrive From colleges, jobs, whaterver ... As we achieve our goals and dreams Anyone who leaves this special place Is ready to become who they want to be During break Mrs. Carr enjoys the birthday cake the Junior class had for her. Discussing his very exciting weekend with Angie Ramsey and Missy Watts is Mark Austin . At lunch Shannon Lineberry , Aaron Dumford , Brian Yelverton , and Mike Vass laugh at a joke. Displaying his version of Mr. Flint is senior Kevin Bradley . = Catlett, Chris 4 Ellison, Coach 51 Hamilton, Bryant 45, 61, 65, 80 SSS It —— Cauley, James 27, 51 Evans, Mr Preston 44,54. 8] Hamilton, Jessica 48 bsg Chittum, David 34, 42, 61, 74, Hamilton, Lisa 28, 87 “a 77 Hamilton, Shannon Marie _ 18, 58, 2 : = Chittum, Missy 27, 39 — — 66, 67, 82, 92 Albritton, Jody 27, 66, 82, 87 Chittum, Tammy 34, 68, 80, 87 = m4 — Hamilton, Sonya 35, 58, 65, 82, ¥ Sees: 5 8! Clair, Gary St 86 87 Armentrout, Julie 82, 87 Clarks Ales 34 Hancock, Mr John 44 a Austin, Jamie a 61 Clark, Christa 27, 66 Fairchild, Bradley 34, 35.51. Hand, Coach 61, 65, 75 peti Mare 4) 8,51, 61,02, ciark: Desh 40 60,61 Hartless, Roni 73 r ETA) hg @ tr 27 Falls, Brian 40, 80,82 Hartless, Tammie Carol 18 a Austin, wees Le Clark, Nelson 74 Farris, Patrick O Brien 17, 45 Hawes, Karen 49, 73 Ayer, Wanda Soe Clark Pan 17,73 Ferguson, Tony 34, 51, 68, 87 Hazelwood, Kevin Lee. 18, 19, 87 . Clark, Rodney 34 Figgers, Mary Elizabeth M75 82; Hazelwood, Mr George 45 Claytor, Angie .. 4, 10, 11, 17, 21, 87 Henry, Mike 40 as eS 82, 87 Fitzgerald, Chris 33 Henson, Corey Lee 19 a S Sage Claytor, Meredith. . 40, 41, 49, 80, Fitzgerald, Kelly 40, 75 Henson, Scott 35 82, 87 Fitzgerald, Leslie . 43, 65, 73, 75, Henson, Troy 40, 74 f ye ace Clevenger, Drace.. . 8, 10, 14, 17, 76, 82, 85,87 — Hess, Mrs Virginia 44 Baker, Chuck 14,77, 7 19, 82 Fitzgerald, Shirley 45 Hickman, Randel! Dean 4, 19, Balser, Jake 62 Clevenger, Stephanie . . 34, 58, 82, Fix, Tiffany 28 51, 80, 82, 87 Bare, Mrs Helen 44 7 Fletcher, Shane 61,74 Hickman, Sharon. . 35, 73, 76, 87 Barger, Mrs Linda 44, 66, 67 Cline, Mrs Jane . 44 Flint, Adam 35 Hickman, Troy 74 Bartley, Jeff 50, 51, 61, 62 Coffey, Mark s 34 Flint, Mr Wayne 44, 48 Higgins, Danny 69, 74 Bazzle, Holly oo pale 69, 73 Coffey, Michelle : 40 Flint, Sherry Denise 17, 82, 83 Higgins, William Roscoe 19 Beard, Michelle 34, 73, 76, 80, Coffey, Rhonda 34, 66, 75, 82 Floyd, Angie 39, 40 Hill, Lisa 40 é ; BF 8 Cole, Carolee .. 34, 58, 66, 73, 87 Floyd, Brent. 40, 80 Hinkle, Kristen Lynette 19, 82, Beasley, Mr Vince 44, 51] Coleman, Celina 5 ee 40 Floyd, Crystal 16 84 Beaver, Derrick ............ 27 Coleman, Christy... 53, 66, 75, 87 Floyd, Eddie . 51, 69, 80, 82, 83, | Hinkle, Mary 12, 28 Benson, Freddie 27, 51,62 Coleman, Crystal... _. 76, 86 84,87 Hite, Kermit Andrew... 19, 22, 37, Beverley, Ronnie . . 27 Coleman, David... 27‘ Floyd, Jeff 40, 51, 82, 85 54, 55 Beverly, Melinda “+. 45 Coleman, Dawn .. . 34, 52, 53,58, Floyd, Leslie 51 Horne, Chris 35, 51 Beverly, Tonya . -+ ++. 86 59, 66,67 — Floyd, Mrs Elsie... . . 44,86 Huffman, Brian 87 Bobbit, Curt............ -- 27 Coleman, Donnie. . 34, 51, 61, 62, Floyd, Sybil... 40, 80,87 Huffman, Brooke .. 28, 32, 33, 47, Q! Bowman, Darin Hey Cesk teh (oye: 82 Fox, Mr Nelson ma4 48, 59, 80, 82, 84, 85, 87 Co 84, 87 Coleman, Greg Se 5 CLONES) Fox, Sonya Conner 18. 82.92 Huffman, Chad 35 é Bowman, Darla 73, 80, 82, 84, Coleman, Katina .. 40, 80, 87 Fuller, Daren. . : , 73 Huffman, Micheal Eugene 19 : 87 Coleman, Rochelle... . 13, 17, 80, Huffman, Monica. 35, 52, 53, 82 ° a Bradford, Dr James... 44 82, 87 Huffman, Robbie _ . BY. TH Bradford, Lori............. 40 Coleman, Scottie ........ 40, 5] es = Huffman, Tommy . 40, 41, 60, 61, 4 Bradley, Kevin... 4, 8, 22,51,61, Coleman, Tracy... 14, 17, 82, 85 SS Se 65, 74 oa 92 Colter, Kerri ............ if Humphreys, Robert Swanson 20 ; Bradley, Neal ............. 74 Connelly, Billy 27, 60, 61 Humphries, Betty 45 : Branch, Greg.............. 34 Conner, Cecil... . scepene GO YATRA Marcy 39, 40,76 Humphries, Cathy 35 f= Branham, John .. . 7 61,:05 Conner, Laura . . Bi 40 Gallier: Tammy Renae 18, 19 Humphries, Melissa Gayle 4, 20, Brockenborough, Jason ..... 74 Conner, Pam.......... os Ri i d 69, 82. 87, 93 82, 87 Brokenbrough, Jason . - 61 Cooper, Beth . . 27, 32, 73, 80, 82, Gardner. Eric... 51 Hunt, Marc 40 2 Brown, Shawn .... 34, 53, 61, 75 84, 87 ee Eric 40 Hunter, Max 61, 82 : Burch, Faith .. 34, 43, 49, 82,84, Cooper, Kim ... Beer OM Garrett Apr a 73. Hunter, Natalie .. . 35, 53, 65, 69, ¢ emer Gra Mc Mikery ee O44, OSM Cu takes 8 as 80, 82, 87 ‘ Burch, Lisa... ... eS Ol 201 Crawford, Mrs....... 48, 65 en Noe Ee 18 Beets Ot art ee Crush, Mrs Karen... . . .-. 44 Carrer Shannon 6, 28, 73, 80 Burch, Scott... 40, 73, 80, 84,87 — Crutehfield, Stephanie... 34, 49, : 80, 82, 84, 87 — 7 Barks, Mrs May 7-7). .-, 44 82, 84,87 — Garrett, Virginia .. 28, 47, 48, 86, ee ie , Buzzard, Allen....... 40, 65, 74 89 r Buzzard, Michele . Zila Sea ee ‘e Gibeon, Coach 59 cons ; ; —S Ce Gibson, Wendi. 40, 49, 80, 84,87 Irvine, Jason 74 Byers, Marnie 2-21.52 .2 Pe —- (2) ae Giese, David... 10, 18, 45, 73, 80, Byers, Randy........ 10, 37, 40 82, 84, 87 Gilbert, Kim .... sean (Oxets a Dale, Mrs Janet .......... 44 Gilbert, Susan .. . . 28, 48, 65, 80, == g = se —-) 2 Cc Davie, Angie........... 28 82, 84, 85, 87, 89 Davis, Shantel . . an, FASS Tahy YE Glass, Joe... Biel 68 Dawson, Desra......... . PRs Grant, Doug... Lae eee AY Jarvis, Stacey . 41, 69, 74, 78 DeReus, Jeremy... 34, 51, 77, 80, Grant, Tammy ... . 35, 37, 53, 65, Jay, Mrs Judy 44 Camden, Greg Eke es WO, O9N re 82, 85, 87 66, 69, 82 Jenkins, Chad 65, 73 2 Camden, Tammy . . 27, 58, 72, 73, Deyo, Tim ..... 6, 34, 68, 73, 83 Grant, Tressa.............. 28 Jenkins, Chris 69 BU O2E4, BUS Deyo, Tony, 1 45,68, 73, 80, 64,0 Gravatt’ Dr Ronald 32,44 Jennings, Mrs Peggy 45 ; ae Campbell, Angela ....... 27, 82 87 Gray, Lee arene Bee S'S, Johnson, Mark 3 4] Campbell, Billy ......... oe OXY Dickinson, Mrs Dawn ....... 44 Gray, Leslie... , : 74 Jones, Michelle 35, 73 Campbell, Crystal . 40, 73, 84, ao Dickinson, Robby .......... 6] Graybill, Lisa : 82, 87 oe DiPasquale, Paul........... 45 raybill, Lisa . wee 28 Dd Campbell, John ......... 34,51 Donald, Blake ...... SS nteay O4 eee Claude David 18 = = “hs Campbell, Steve . . 40, 61, 65, 74, Donald, Lori.............. 40 Greaver, Mary............. 43 SS Sa . 82, 87 Donald, Neal...... .. 34, 54 Groah, Melissa . Pe eT 3 ie Campbell, Sue... ..... ie bie Downs Conch ae meee 8308! Grogs Doni) «35045, 68° 80089. , Cantrell, Fitz... 7, 10, 11, 80, 80, owns, Mr Earl . 11, 44 82, 84,87 Kennedy, Tracy... 28, 39, 82, 87 A. 82, 87 Dudley, Mr William ....... . 45 Grow, Mark William...... 18,5] King, Connie F 83 z Cantrell Mts Marya teet ss 495 Dudley Tasha... . 40 Grow, Susan .. 10, 40, 80, 84, 85, King, Katrina Andrea 20 Cantrell, Robbie... .. gC G1 IAOS tyaraford Aarons. .10,111, 28, 64, 86,87 Knick, Jeffrey S... 20, 22, 54, 55 S Carr Winnie ee ere ere 44 65, 83,110 Guseat, Michelle 40 61, 8 ° = Carter, Clyde... ..... 51, 64,65 Dyer, Stephanie ...... 40, 80, 87 ¢ 2 Carter, George.......... 40, 74 Carter, Mr Jerome .......... 45 eae CE — — Carter, Mrs Sally........... 44 ws eo ——— 4 oe ee Wid See : Cash, Brent ......... 24, 93 —— al Cash, Kerri ...... 34, 58, 82, 87 Cash, Leslie............ 34,51 Hall, Kim 73 Laswell, Beth . . 28, 32, 72, 73, 82, Cash, Mr E W Se A NEE ie 44 Edges; The 25a 5e 3 aces 81 Hamilton, Angel 35, 66, 75, 76 84, 87 Cash, Timothy 27. Edward L Floyd, Jr |. 17 Hamilton, Brooke 58 Laswell, Kim .. 41, 73, 80, 84, 87 Index 111 sae’ 112 Lawhorne, Beth......... 73, 86 Lawhorne, Mrs Pam ........ 44 Lawhorne, Teresa ....... ioe Ie: Lawrence, Jay............. 35 Leadbetter, Mr Raymond... .. deb Leonard, Mrs Carol ......... 44 Lilley, Hope's ios aetes eee 35 Lilly, Kevin nee ena Pee 64 Lineberry, Joseph Neal . . . 20, 50, 51, 62, 80, 87 Lineberry, Joyce Marie ... 10, 11, 20, 21, 82, 87 Lineberry, Michelle Clements. . 20 Lineberry, Shannon... 28, 61, 62, 83, 110 Lineberry, Travis Andrew . 20, 51, 82 Lipscomb, James Edward. . 20, 50, 51 Lipscomb, Joyce ........... 41 Lockett, Mr Ward .......... 44 Lominac, Eric....... 41, 65, 80 Loughhead, Amy........... 76 Loughhead, Richard ... 7, 21, 51, 62 Lowdermilk, Brian ......... 28 Lowdermilk, Mr David ...... 45 Lowdermilk, Vince ......... 4) Lynn}, Maryse eens 35 Lynn, Mary ............ 35, 87 Lynn, Michele . 41, 73, 80, 84, 87 Lynn, Mr Frances........... 44 Lynn, Nicky......... 72, 73, 86 SS =, Madison, Frankie........... 4) Manuel, Jessie.......... 35, 49 Martin, Herbert............ 41 Martin, Herbie............. 61 Mascarinia, Elena ....... aday, 13) Mason, Anita.............. 86 Matthews, Bryan ........ 41, 74 Matthews, Debbie .......... 28 Mays, Allen .2n- cee 4] Mays, Cheryl Ann........ aileeo, Mays, Mr Ronald ........... 45 McCallister, Angel.......... 4] McCutcheon, Jonathan ... 21, 24 McDaniel, Scottie... 35, 51, 65, 87 McDaniel, Timmy .. 7, 41, 43, 61, 74, 80, 87 McDowell, Bobby . 35, 51, 61, 68, 82, 87 McDowell, Mr Nolan ........ 45 McDowell, Tonya Elaine ... 4, 21, 47, 48, 82, 87, 88, 89 McElroy, Beth . 35, 53, 65, 66, 69 McElroy, John............. 74 McGuffin, Jeff .... 35,51, 61, 65 Mears, Dana. {2.30 58 Meredith, David......... 41, 73 Mikels, Andy .............. 41 Mikels, Angela Dawn .. 10, 11, 21, 53, 84, 93 Mikels, Anita Terry ... 21, 82, 87 Mikels, Cyndi........... 35, 82 Mikels, Lisa......... 41, 80, 87 Mikels, Vernon............. 35 Miller, Jason ........ 35, 54, 55 Miller) Lisate sone 41 MillersScott pene 41 Miller, Wendy Ann.......... 21 Mohler, Beth . . 28, 48, 80, 82, 87, 87 Mohler, Roy .............. 74 Montgomery, Kevin ........ 41 Montgomery, Will... . 28, 51, 60, 61, 65, 80 Moore, Angela Renee .. 22, 82, 87 Moore, Cindy........... 28, 82 Moore, Kelly ........... 19, 82 Moore, Mrs Susan ........... 44 Moore, Ms Carol ........... 44 Moore, Penny . 28, 53, 58, 67, 82 Moore, Scott ........ 36, 37, 51 Moore, Vickie ............. 4) Index Moore, Wendy Michele... 4, 7, 21, 22, 47, 48, 82, 86, 87, 89 Moore, William David. .... 22, 82 Muterspaugh, Darryl....... . 36 = = —— V A Se— Newell, Matt .............. 36 Nicely, Leecy ..:5..0.5...:-- 86 Nowlin, Kevin .......... 41, 74 Nowlin, Nathan ...... 28, 65, 77 Nuckols, Karen . 4, 10, 11, 12, 28 Ogden, Sandy .... 28, 53, 75, 82 Ould} Nancyare eee 87 Owens, Jill Michelle ... 22, 82, 87 Oyler, Billie Jean........ 36, 65 Painter, Priscilla .. 28, 58, 59, 82 Patterson, Andrew.... 42, 61, 74 Patterson, Leslie........ 31, 53 Patterson, Melanie Jean... 22, 82 Pelter) Mr Paulliesen eee 45 Perkins, Donnie............ 74 Perry, Virginia....... BOs C5 16} Pimberton, Stacey.... 42, 73, 84 Pitsenbarger, Tony......... 28 Plogger, Miss Mary ......... 45 Plogger, Missy....... 36, 82, 87 Pope, Shannon.......... 80, 86 Presnell, Brenda ........... 45 Pruett; Chips, oe 36, 68 Pryor, Mrs Gerelene ........ 44 Pugh,'Steyvero.- eee 42, 74 2) foe Radford, Audrea........... 42 Radford, Teresa Lynn .... 22, 82 Ragland, Phillip............ 36 Ramsey, Angie. . 4, 12, 29, 82, 87 Ramsey, Carol.......... 29, 82 Ramsey, Chris............. 36 Ramsey, Jeannie ........ 11, 29 Rameey, Lisa.............. 42 Ramsey, Mike .......... 29, 51 Ramsey, Vickie ............ 42 Ravenhorst, Mrs Joanna .... . 44 Reid, Rhonda Mae .... 22, 32, 82 Renfroe, Rhonda Lynn... . 11, 22, 82, 83 Rice, Tony........ 1 2X), Sal, Chl Richardson, Jeff........ 42, 73 Roberts, Gale ............. 29 Roberts, John ............. 74 Roberts, Mr Richard . . 22, 23, 45, 61, 82 Roberts, Richard Blaine...... 23 Roberts, Tammy ........... 42 Roberts, Tracy....... 42, 51, 61 Robertson, John ........ 36, 51 Robertson, Pam ............ 29 Rockefeller, Andy.......... 42 Rogers, Karen .. 4, 29, 66, 84, 89 Rogers, Michael............ 42 Rogers, Travis............. 42 Rose, Mr Glenn ......... 44, 81 Rowsey, Tessa DeLane.... 13, 23, 53, 82, 87 Rudasill, Christopher Sterling . . 10, 23, 85 Ruff, Kristi. ene 86 Ruley, Sharon Kaye ......... 23 Schultz, Christy ......... 76, 87 Scott; Kevin eae ree 29 Secrist, Brent. .... 42, 61, 74, 87 Sensabaugh, Jody ....... 36, 82 Sensabaugh, Tammy ........ 42 Shafer, Amy............ 36, 73 Shafer, DeWayne........... 51 Shafer, James .......... 14, 29 Shafer, Jenny . . 36, 39, 49, 80, 84, 87 Shafer, Ken............ 36, 51 Shafer, Lynn McCray . . 23, 73, 82, 84, 87 Shafer, Robbie............. 74 Shaw, Randy .............. 36 Shaw, Stacey G7 se eles 42 Sherlock, Cameron ... 61, 74, 86 Shields, Ronald ............ 29 Simmons, Mr James......... 45 Simpson, Sandra........... 45 Sizemore, Lisa Ann......... 23 Sizer Jobiau. ree 29 Skipper, David.......... 42, 82 Slagle, Christi.............. 76 Slagle, Shelly........... 73, 86 Slough, Chad..... 29, 54, 55, 87 Smals, Mr James ........... 44 SmithAngie 7302.0 42 Smith, Cameron...... 61, 74, 87 Smith, Fred ...... 36, 45, 51, 77 Smith; Jim:37, 03) eee on Smith; Johnie eee 51 Snead, Crissy . . . 8, 21, 29, 47, 48, 58, 80, 80, 81, 82, 82, 84, 87 Snider, Orie......... 42, 80, 87 Sorrels, Justin.......... 42, 80 Sorrels, Kelly .. 4, 23, 82, 92, 93 Sorrels, Kristi ............. 42 Sorrels, Lori .............. 36 Southers, Marshall. 45, 65, 68, 87 Southers, Michele .......... 29 Southers, Scott ......... 36, 42 Spence, Heather. . . 10, 32, 36, 68, 73, 82, 84, 85, 87 Starnes, Zachary ..... 36, 64, 65 Staton, Amy......... 36, 84, 87 Staton, Barbie .... 42, 43, 49, 87 Stewart, Leland Jay ... 23, 80, 82, 85 Stinnett, Jeffrey Dwayne... 24, 51 Stinnett, Mrs Mary.......... 44 Stinnett, Sherry Denise... 4, 7, 10, 12, 14, 24, 25, 82, 85, 87, 93 Stinnett, Stephanie... . 36, 49, 80, 82, 82, 87 Stinnett, Tammy ..... 66, 67, 82 eat 7. ax ee ae Tanner, Drew . 14, 29, 68, 73, 80, 82, 84, 87 Taylor, Greg .. 36, 51, 68, 80, 87 Taylor, Mike ..... 36, 51, 61, 62 Teague, Mrs Betty.......... 44 Tolley, Chris ........... 69, 74 Tolley, Dawn.............. 73 Tolley, Mr Larry ........... 45 Tolley, Rusty........... 43, 65 Tomlin, Ellis .............. 61 Tomlin, Steve .......... 36, 61 Tomlinson, Amy Michelle .. 4, 19, 24 Trager, Sarah .......... 72, 73 Trainer, Teresa...... 73, 76, 84 Truslow, David ......... 61, 74 Truslow, Lori . 29, 32, 82, 84, 87 Turner, Coach............. 51 Turner, Wanda ............ 29 Tutt; Coach 9 ee ee 68 Tyler, Barbara Louise........ 24 ——— UW Sa Uhl, Ms Allison.......... 44, 73 Ulrich; Tina 37- eee 73 — a) c= Vass, Dempsey Michael.... 24, 86 Vasser,.Kelly{. 0.550 onus ee 73 Veal, John’ “eee e eee BS Sis} Veal, John: 23526 oot 29 Veal, Paul ....... 36; 515,655) 00 Vest; Buck 243. eee 43 X“iQA@xz Waddell, Mr Finley ......... 44 Wade, Tamara Ann . 4, 24, 82, 87 Walker, Justin Edward. 19, 24, 51 Walker, Michele .. 43, 73, 80, 84, 87 Walters, Randy .. . 36, 51, 62, 80, 82, 87 Ward,MrWD.......... 44, 86 Watts, Brian.... 7, 43, 74, 77, 87 Watts, Christopher McDowell .. 24 Watts, Harold Ray .......... 25 Watts, Missy ............ 4, 12 Watts, Missy. isan. sae 29 Watts, Mrs Judy......... 44, 45 West, Brad.ae. eee 51 West, Brads. tic ca eee 29 Wheeler, Coach............ 51 Wheeler, Eric Jay . 25, 50, 51, 62, 63 Wheeler, Gordon Christopher... 4, 25, ole 62 Wheeler, Jason ...... 10, 43, 74 Wheeler, Samantha ... 76, 82, 87 Wheeler, Wendy ..... 30; (3504, White, Gregory Stacey ....... 25 Whitesell, Coach........... a Whitlow, Melissa . . 29, 73, 80, 84, 87 Whitt, Tracy ........... 76, 86 Whitten, Melissa .. 66, 76, 82, 87 Whitten, Melissa ........... 36 Widdifield, Chad . . 29, 73, 80, 82, 84, 87 Wilhelm, A W . . 9, 36, 37, 51, 65, 69 Williams, Coach ........... 51 Williams, Danni......... 69, 73 Williams, Ellen ............ 45 Williams, Jennifer ... . 36, 53, 58, 59, 66, 67, 82, 85, 87 Williams, Leslie............ 86 Williams, Maggie........ 73, 86 Williams, Ray . 29, 73, 80, 84, 87 Williams, Samantha Lynette ... 21, 25, 47, 48, 65, 82, 86, 87, 89 Wood, Angela . 29, 73, 82, 84, 87 Wood, JoAnn.............. 45 Wood, Sammy ............. 36 World s Best Coa, Mr Craft .. 61 Wright, Joey (0355-3. 74 a2 Y cm Yelverton, Brian . . 29, 51, 62, 82, 86, 110 Zdinak, Aaron .... 29, 51, 61, 65, 80, 82, 83, 84, 85, 87 Zdinak, Shawn............. 74 So