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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1989 volume:

STATON ANY 77 a8 Ree ea ant pe te Pee teN CR BES. 7 ND Panimac, '89 Pay MeCduen Nigh School 23299 Chestwit Avene Buena Vista, VA 24416 Volume XLICV TITLE PAGE 1 2 OPENING OPENING 3 lease turn the pages nd craddle the memories emember peers and let the fun of the past un wild forever. n the process of looking back aybe it will tempt you to make next year better nd something spe- clal you an look forward to! 89 Yearbook: Different From the Rest! FRONT ROW: Karen Nuckols, Penny Moore, Missy Chittum. SECOND ROW: Freddie Benson, Will Montgomery, Shannon Lineberry, David Chittum. THIRD ROW: Jenny Shafer, Missy Watts, Angie Ramsey, Virginia Perry, Wendi Wheeler. BACK ROW: Missy Plogger, Tammy Chittum, Jody Albritton, Alisa Graybill, Angie Davis, Lisa Hamilton, Carol Ramsey, Priscilla Painter. NOT PICTURED: Tracy Kennedy. nior Missy Watts . ON Giving a confused smile Senior Jody Albritton trys to steal pages from Se- Giving the photographer the cathead expression is Senior Freddie Ben- son, as he wishfully thinks about a can of ‘Fancy Feast’. yA earbook class made up of a lot nergetic and wt, characters wh are ble to turn a plai and basic year 11 to the eality that in tl years to come wi never e forgotten. Alot hard work and bservations had | be done to presen ur school with th best yearbook eve eep the memori for a life tim Enjoy! I think I just sat in something Senior Missy Watts thinks to herself as a member of the yearbook staff captures her mood on film. 4 YEARBOOK Crushing his smoke, Senior ‘Will’ Flint uses his total concentration. Tediously working in yearbook class, Senior Alisa Graybill finds that even with a ruler she still can’t draw a straight line. Posing as the yearbook’s mascc Mrs. Jennie Floyd kicks off her mo eling career. ——7 SS ——4 —F —- ——— — a XN LY a 3S Pk Ti 2 ¥ a ms = ss, : : oe | s La oa a , = d f ; ssaaie ate 2 = 1 Z y gs i 3 PR Bet £5 HM ad - = z a oe ine eax. Sohne iS ‘ : a Yr Gey e. oy SS. ees a , i: i Va 4 A $ID EIS Fr wee TZ hs re. VANS Smiling pretty for the camera are Senior representatives Jody Aaron Zdinak listens tentatively while Brian Yelverton gives Albritton, Susan Gilbert, Karen Nuckols, and Beth Laswell. __ the final talk at the pep rally. Preparing the student body for the pep scream are varsity cheer- leaders, Robyn Elliot, Stephanie Stinnett, Crissy Snead, and Beth Mohler. Waiting anxiously for the parade to begin is the Senior Home- coming Court. 6 HOMECOMING _ Participating in Homecoming at an early age are flower girl, Ashley Bev- erly , and crown bearer, David Irvine _ Freshmen representatives, Kim Hall, escorted by Jason Irvine. Sophomore representatives, Su- paler Grow escorted by Vince : Lowdermilk . ... and the 1988 Homecom- ing Queen is Mary Elizabeth Laswell escorted by Chad Slough. The other three nom- inees from the graduating class of 1989; Jody Albritton escorted by Brian Lowdermilk, Karen Nuckols escorted by Drew Tanner and Susan Gil- bert escorted by Derrick Bea- ver.Representing the Junior class, Tammy Grant escorted by Robbie Huffman. Kepre- senting the Sophomore class, Susan Grow escorted by Vince Lowdermilk. Last but not least; freshman representa- tives Kim Hall escorted by Ja- son Irvine. After the victorious game against James River many couples enjoyed the Home- coming Dance in the Middle School Auditorium. The theme of the dance was Hold On To The Night. Senior representatives are: Susan Gilbert escorted by Derrick Beaver , Beth Laswell escorted by Chad Slough , Karen Nuckols escorted by Drew Tanner and Jody Al- britton escorted by Brian Lowdermilk . Junior representatives, Tammy Grant escorted by Robbie Huffman . After homecoming activities at halftime are completed Jody Albritton shows her excitement at the rose she received. Showing their school spirit at the Homecoming pep rally are the varsity cheerleaders as they do a skit. HOMECOMING 7 Bors of ea ree Sx 6! ONY ey of OBEN 2 ee Ox. BOO! PO EOE Holidays are a time for students to act like kids again. On Hallow- een the SCA sponsors a contest to see whose costume is the funniest,Stacy Pemberton , the most original, Tim Deyo, a nd the scariest, Mi- chele Lynn. SPORE CEG AEG The wild fires of Parry McCluer really showed their spirit this Halloween by dressing as Mrs.Stinnett’s aunt, the great pump- kin and Tony the tiger. Junior, Steve Tomlin is anxiously awaiting for the picture to Being awarded a diploma for ignorance is be over so he can kiss the new beauty queen, Sally Carter. Shawn Brown. OL) PLS AL LNDD) IMLS LENG LD) SP BEIM EN ID ARLE (EP. MEAS 56 MEE ONE LM OB PLE BONE ME OB PLE BONE Zin 8 HOLIDAYS gt Ps rin Be he 3 ma, Be BE ee Bw ee, Sk A eB HO HO HO!! VE gy ¥q-= y- 7 VT ‘ou my “ v ¥oQ = w oe . i ae oo —. AV Fooling around on the side, is elf Drew Tanner with Mrs. Claus and elf Michele Buzzard . While waiting for customers to come to get their picture taken with Santa Claus Seniors Angie Ramsey and Will Montgomery sneak one NYA in for the yearbook. When Mrs. Claus isn’t around, you can find Santa with his favorite elf. - his helpers stop for a quick picture. ; Before piling in the sleigh to go to the elementary schools Santa and Bye=Pre™ EVO EVE = PVE: HOLIDAYS 9 UGLY MAN eo 10 )©OOODODODOOODOOODODODHDO OOO ODD DOH OOD OD ODODDODOHDODOODODOOOOOO “% ee 8 © OOOO OSS OOOSSOSOOOCOCH © ©0000000000000 ©0HOQHOHOQHOHOHOOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOOHOHOHOHOOHOOOOOOS ©OOQOODOOOOODOQOOOOOOOOODHODOOOOOOMOOQOOOO UGLY BAK 1989 UGL 11 CHES COURLES OF 35 Zee! Penny Moore Michele Buzzard Jody Albritton Mike Wheeler Missy Chittum Howie Clark Chris Wheeler Se tet aes Mark Austin Tammy Stinnett Desra Dawson Paul Evans Priscilla Painter Scott Miller Daryl Statome Karen Nuckols Jeff Baker 4 Crissy Snead Billie Jean Oyler Freddie Benson Randy Elliot Jeannie Moore Brian Lowdermilk Stephanie Crutchfield Darrell Moore 12 CANDID COU PLES Karen Rogers Tammy Camden Tommy Sorrells Lorie Truslow David Giese L.D Rowsey Carol Ramsey Bobby Perry I need very little Th % : a little love to make me happy ay a little understanding -a little sunshine : . . a little acceptance a little rain a little honesty a little laughter a and you. a little tear “You are all | really need! Angie Ramsey Tony Rice Missy Watts Eric Silvea Tracy Kennedy Wendi Gibson Drace Clevenger Scott Garrett COUPLES CANDID 13 Don’t walk in front of me I may not fol low. Of all the friends we meet in life, there are just a precious few Don’t walk behind That we can me say I may not lead. are real true Walk beside me friends and just be my as I can say about you. 14 CANDID FRIENDS ee a a ne $$$ $$$... eae | | | i | a oe 1SSSSD[TSSSSSETD] COSSSESD CAISPES DC SARTECD | CSSOBEES | CONSETT CSREES |CSISBSECD CARROT IC ISSSETD] CSSSSELD TIBET CSOSOESD | CSNNRTCDICCOSEECDESENREECD] J _—_——- —---- St CANDID FRIENDS 15 Pets pee a a s YS ro “Ys ; : t say SEE DO SES ,4 Je: � e Bo Lights 4 id ; usr ' mp NE TN eat ke nt gt ia cs oo SRL XB agp fan ee % ir at ‘ul wt Mey i il 4 ian ee Joy é Missy @ a S are i rb X Karen Rogers is now married to Tommy Sorrells and they live in poverty because of her extravagant spending sprees. Kevin Scott is still putting holes in the wall and trying to cover them w stop signs. James Shafer bought a new BMW and wrecked it showing off on the mountain. John Sizer is still seen up Jamey Moore’s on the weekends. Chad Slough still hasn’t grown up. Crissy Snead is still going with Randy Elliot but isn’t sure who’s in the cougar when it goes by. Michele Southers and Don Hostetter can still be seen cruising the strip on the weekends. Tammy Stinnett has finally settled down with Paul Evans. Drew Tanner is now president of an air freshner company. Coretta Thurman has successfully grad- uated from Parry McCluer High School but still comes back to haunt the PMHS teach- ers. Lori Truslow is not married but still has high hopes that L.D. will someday settle down with her. Missy Watts is now married to Drace Clevenger but still sneaks off to VMI with Angie Ramsey. Brad West is still acting sweet and innocent but is really a partying ‘Rooster’. Missy Whitlow is now married to Keith Moore and she gave him that one thing that he has never had. Chad Widdifield now has his own club in New York called the Re-creation Station II. Ray Williams is now married to Beth Coo- per and they stay up all night drawing pic- tures. Angela Wood is now a doctor treating dis- orders of the throat. Brian Yelverton is now married to Angie Wise and is still trying to be like Jeff James. Aaron Zdinak is now married to Steph- anie Clevenger and is sure his river will never run dry. CANDID SENIORS 17 Senior Will Montgomery is caught by the camera while running to his favorite class, yearbook. Jody Michelle Albritton — Var- sity Tennis, J.V. Varsity Volley- ball, Softball, German Club, Na- tional Honor Society, FBLA, SADD, Yearbook, Talent Search, Home- coming Representatives Darick Beaver — Vica, J.V. Bas- ketball, Varsity Basketball Delmar Fredrick Benson — Varsity Football, J.V. Football, Var- sity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Year- book, Monogram, Indoor Track, Weight Lifting Curt Bobbit Darin Keith Bowman — Germa Club, Math Club, SCA-Reporter, National Honor Society, Forensics, J.V. Basketball, Boys Tennis, Marching Band, Newspaper staff, International Club, Peer Helpers, .Jazz Band, FBLA, Independent Studies, Govemor’s German Acad- emy Lori Burch — FBLA, FHA, Year- book, P.E. Assistant Michele Buzzard — J.V. Var- sity Basketball, Softball, SADD (secretary), FBLA, Monogram Club, German Club, Latin Club, Talent Search, Senior SCA Repre- sentatives : Tammy Camden — Govemor’s School of Biology, SADD-treasurer, vice president, president, German Club-secretary, president, Interna- tional Club, Drama Club, Marching Band, Drum Major, SCA, National Honor Society-vice president, Tal- ent Search, Governor's German Academy, Volleyball Angela Campbell — FHA, FBLA, Spanish Club Clyde Carter — J.V Varsity Basketball, J.V Varsity Football, Tennis, Track Timothy Cash — J.V. Varsity Football, FBLA, Buena Vista Res- cue Squad James Cauley — Varsity Football . 18 SENOIRS ‘ Jody Albritton is now married to Chris Wheeler and he still enjoys visiting his mother-in-law. Darrick Beaver is now married to Beth .McElroy but still finds himself wandering off to Lexington. Freddie Benson is now divorced and can be seen riding around town with his brother Jo Bo. - Ronnie Beverly is now married to Pam Kobertson and she still has the upper hand. Darin Keith Bowman is still going to college to be a minister like his father. Lori Burch is now married to Jerry Ruley and they have three kids all named after him. Michele Buzzard is now married to Howie Clark but still wanders where he has been when he comes home late at night. Tammy Camden is now married to David Giese and they have a flock of Gieses. Angelia Campbell still hangs around with Pam Conner and Wanda Tumer and they all go out and have a good time. Clyde Carter is now married but still talks to Angel Hamilton in his spare time. T.L. Cash was kicked off the Rescue Squad for sneaking around while they were on calls. James Cauley is now very old but his friends are still calling him popcom. Missy Chittum is now married to Mark Aus- tin and they now own a hotel complex with Penny and Mike. Christa Clark is now seen touring with the rock group Stryper playing the drums. Kevin Clark is still fighting with Willie Hin- kle and is still having short and “‘very’’ sweet relationships. Missy Clark is now married to Glenn Johnson and is a Spanish major at W L. Class Prophecy Missy Chittum — Spanish Club, SADD, FBLA, Yearbook, Volleyball, Track Kevin Clark Crista Clark — FBLA, Chorus, Softball, The Blue Print Missy Clark David Coleman — J.V. Football Billy Connelly — J.V Varsity Football, J.V Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Monogram Club, SCA, Class Officer, FBLA, Talent Search Pam Conner — FBLA, FHA, Year- book, Journalism, The Blue Print Angie Davis — FBLA, Yearbook, FHA, Manager Volleyball, Talent Search, P.E. Assistant, Work Study Shantel Davis — Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazzy Band, Pep Band, Drama Club, International Club, J.V Basketball, Newspaper SENIORS 19, oor Class Prophecy _Desra Dawson — FBLA, Track Albert Fitzgerald — FBLA, J.V.Football Tiffany Fix Jinky Garrett — National Honor Society, Monogram Club, Track, J.V Varsity Cheerleader, German Club, FBLA, Talent Search, Class Secretary, SCA Representative, SADD, Class Reporter Shannon Garrett — National Honor Society, Math Club, SADD, Talent Search, International Club, FBLA, Colorguard, The Blue Print, Drama, German Club, Senior Class Historian Susan Gilbert — J.V. Varsity cheerleader, Tennis, Outdoor Track, Class Officer(vice president, secretary), SADD, NHS,SCA, Mono- gram Club, German club, Math Club, Homecoming Court, Interna- tional Club, Talent Search Tressa Grant — FHA, FBLA, Track, Vo-Tech Alisa Graybill — Latin Club, SADD, FBLA, Yearbook,. NHS, Winterquard, Who’s Who, Talent Search Lisa Hamilton — SADD, FBLA, Talent Search, Math Club, German Club, Volleyball Manager, Basket- ball Manager, Yearbook 20 ‘SENOIRS David Coleman finally decided to give up on younger girls and marry someone his own age. Pam Conner still works at Hardee’s and on a silent night you can still hear her say, “I'll be with you in just a shortly.”’ Billy Connelly is now engaged but still has fantasies about Stephanie Stinnett and hopes that someday they will come true. Beth Cooper is now a well known artist but you may see her thrashing at hard rock con- certs. Angie Davis is still trying to pick the win- ners from the losers, bums, and liars in hopes that someday the right guy will come along. Shantel Davis finally decided to stay out of dark places and away from Michele Jones after their run-in with Tim Deyo. Desra Dawson can still be seen on a moon- lit night telling Scott to watch out for those “FROGS.” Albert Fitzgerald won the world look alike contest for Phil Collins. Tiffany Fix has now bought a mansion in Beverly Hills to keep her “plants” in. Shannon Garrett still drives a car that smokes very badly, and was hired by the government to kill insects. Jinky Garrett gets wilder every day and has a good time. Susan Gilbert is still going to wild par- ties late at night. Tressa Grant is now married to Mike Walker but is still treating victims of dis- - aster. Lisa Graybill is still driving 110mph and beeping at all of her friends. Lisa Hamilton can now be seen party- ing with all of her friends up on the “GAP” on weekends. Tammy Hartless now drives a volk- swagon van and claims it costs $50,000. Mary Hinkle — Yearbook, FHA, FBLA, Vo-Tech Shelly Hite — Track, Colorguard, Band, FBLA Chad Huffman — Cross Country, Track, Outdoor Indoor Track, Tal- ent Search, FBLA Brooke Huffman — J.V Varsity Cheerleading, J.V. Varsity Vol- leyball, J.V. Varsity Track, SCA, SADD, Intemational Club, German Club, FBLA, Drama Club, Class Treasurer, Peer Helpers Michelle Jones — Intemational Club, Marching Band, Colorguard, FHA, FBLA, Spanish Club, Vo-Tech Tracy Kennedy Beth Laswell — NHS(president), SADD, Internation! Club, Girl’s State, FBLA, Concert Band, March- ing Band, SCA Jay Lawrence — J.V. Football, V.I.C.A Shannon Lineberry — J.V Varsity Football, J.V. Varsity Baseball, Wrestling, SADD, Mono- gram Club, Math Club, Yearbook, FBLA, Talent Search Brian Lowdermilk — J.V. Foot- ball, Outdoor Track Debbie Matthews — Band, FBLA, Manager Wrestling, Art, FHA, The Blue Print Kelly McDaniel SENIORS 21 “Happy Birthday to me,”’ says senior Ka- ren Nuckols to herself as she puts can- dles on her birthday cake. Dana Mears Beth Mohler — Varsity Cheer- leader, J.V. Cheerleader, Captain, SCA, treasurer, Blue Print Staff, Winter Guard; Majorette, Mono- gram Club, secretary, SADD, treas- urer, FBLA, German Club, secre- tary, Virginia Organization of German Students, Talent Search, Math Club, Peer Helper, Interna- tional Club, Forensics, Graduation Marshall ‘88 Will Montgomery — J.V. Var- sity Football, Wrestling, Track, Monogram Club, German Club Cindy Moore — FHA, FBLA Jeannie Marie Moore — FHA, FBLA, WinterGuard ; Penny Moore — Volleyball, Soft- ball, Basketball, FBLA, SADD, Yearbook Nathan Nowlin Karen Nuckols — Volleyball Stat- istician, FBLA, Yearbook, Home- coming Representative, Senior Class Treasurer Sandy Ogden — Softball, Basket- ball, FHA, FBLA; Talent Search, P.E. Assistant, Perfect Attendance Billie Jean Oyler Priscilla Painter — FBLA, Year- book, Volleyball, Outdoor Track Tony Pitsenbarger — J.V. Var- sity Football, Wrestling, P.E. Assis- tant, VICA 22 SENIORS Mary Hinkle finally made it to Roanoke, she took a bus, but she can’t find her way back. Shelley Hite is still married to Patrick and is still trying very hard to find her natural hair color. Brooke Huffman is now married but still thinks about a boyfriend of the past. Chad Huffman is now married to Amy Shafer but still has to attend his boys- cout meetings. Michele Jones now owns a hair repair shop, so she can fix her own hair. Stephanie Jones is still going to col- lege trying to receive her master’s degree in classes she missed in high school. Tracy Kennedy still waits on the porch for Big Al but hopes that someday her prince will arive. Beth Laswell finally decided not to laugh so hard the next time she’s gossiping she won't let anything slip out. Jay Lawrence is still running around town chasing after an old girlfriend and hoping someday they will be together again. Shannon Lineberry is now married to Tonya Perkins , they have a set of twins named Randy and Lori. Brian Lowdermilk can still be seen clean- ing up his Bronco after a ‘“‘wild’’ Saturday night. Debbie Mathews still has a passion for bathing in creeks. Dana Mears is past her sweet sixteen and has never been kissed because she can’t quit laughing. Beth Mohler became Dolly Parton’s dress- ing room assistant. Will Montgomery can be seen wearing “good ole’ jersey 27 and he still talks about it 27 hours a day. Class Prophecy Angie Ramsey — SADD (secretary), German Club, Latin Club, Yearbook, Intenational Club, Independent Study, Student Teacher, FHA, FBLA, Wrestling Statistician, Baseball Statistician, Chaors, Talent Search Carol Ramsey — FHA, FBLA, Yearbook Mike Ramsey — VICA Tony Rice — J.V. Varsity Base- ball, J.V. Varsity Football, J.V. Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club, FBLA Gale Roberts — FHA, NOSA, HOSA Pamela Robertson Karen Rogers Kevin Scott — J.V. Football James Shafer — German Club, Talent Search, FBLA SENIORS 23 Class Prophecy Ronald Shields John Sizer — J.V. Varsity Base- ball, FBLA, Golf, Cross Country, In- door Track, J.V. Football ‘Chad Slough — J.V. Football, Cross Country, Talent Search, Dra- ma Club, FBLA, Soccer, Indoor Track Crissy Snead — J.V. Varsity Cheerleading, National Honor So- ciety, Volleyball, Tennis, SADD, Math Club, Latin Club,Monogram Club, SCA Tammy Stinnett — Volleyball, Softball, FBLA, P.E. Assistant Michele Southers Drew Tanner — German Club, Outdoor Track, Marching Band, Talent Search, Concert Band, NHS, Pep Band, Math Club, SADD,SCA, Tennis, International Club Coretta Thurman — Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Band, FBLA, Chorus Lorie Truslow — FHA, FBLA, SADD, Drama, International Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Drum Major, Basketball Manager Cindy Moore married Kevin Agnor and she’s still wandering what it is her family doesn’t like. Jeannie Moore and her husband Darrell have decided to live on the streets because they haven't yet found a house that is not haunted. Penny Moore is now married to Mike Wheeler and they spend all of their time in their private jacuzzi. Karen Nuckols is now married to Jeff Ba- ker and she is teaching him how to drink lemon juice. Sandy Ogden and Lori Burch are still best friends, and they are still working on her boy problems. Billy Jean Oyler is now married but still finds herself sneaking out the bedroom win- dow stealing For Sale signs with Priscilla. Priscilla Painter is now married to Daryl Statome and she is still making his toes Sweat from Natural Bridge to Stop In. Tony Pitzenbarger still rides around Sem Hill but in his spare time still gets with MJ. Angie Ramsey and Eric Silvea, still to- gether, opened their own chain of hunt- in g cabins. Carol Ramsey is now married to Bobby Perry and can be seen on tour with Prince singing ‘Yabba Dabba Doo.” Tony Rice is now married to Wendi Gibson and missing work on Mondays. Gale Roberts has finally married Bob- by Seay and no longer drives people crazy talking about him and thier prob- lems. ! Pam Robertson is now married to Ron- nie Beverely and they got in a fight and he cut off her hair. Michele Southers still doesn’t believe that Don is cheating on her and we quess she never will. Calm,cool and collected seniors Desra Dawson and Jeannie Moore take time out to smile for the camera. Wanda Turner John Veal Missy Watts — Track, Volleyball, SADD, FBLA, FHA, Chorus, Com- munications, Talent Search, Win- ter Guard, Yearbook, Studen Teaching Brad West — J.V. Varsity Foot- ball, FBLA Melissa Whitlow — International Club, Band, SADD, Newspaper, Drama Chad Widdifield — Band, Talent Search, German Club, SCA, Track Ray Williams — Marching Band, International Club, International Club Planning Committee, SADD, DRAMA, Model United Nations Angela Wood — Band, Color Guard, Winter Color Guard, Talent Search, NHS, SADD, Math Club, In- temational Club, FBLA Brian Yelverton — J.V. Varsity Football, Wrestling, J.V. Varsity Baseball, Latin Club, Boy’s State, SCA Aaron Zdinak — J.V. 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Fs WN ‘Scott ‘Coleman Stephanie SSG 0 ° €uF � . iN A VE ROC i . WE SSS What's In, What’s Out Styles of clothing tend to change from year to year at Parry McCluer. This year when you walk down a hall or look in a classroom you happen to see alot of ripped jeans. Students go home and find an old pair of jeans, and they will bleach them and tear holes in them. You would also see more T-shirts with rock groups like Motley Crue, Poison, Def Leppard, Metallica, and Guns and Koses. Most students like to wear Reebok, Converse or Nike shoes.During winter more people are wearing long trench coats or jean jackets. During the summer the girls are most likely to wear mini-skirts and boys wear tank tops and jam shorts. Who knows what students will be wearing in a few short years. Sharon Cathy Hickman Humphries Chris Robbie Horne Huffman Monica Huffman Ni AAT RASS ZW’ Y KEE dw MOE_Adwww5 ws QA ep 35 JUNIORS 31 SSSSSSSSSSS nnn QQ QQQQnnnnaggs Taking time out after a hard day of practice is Randy Walters and Randy Elliott taking in a Girl’s Basketball game. Strutting his “Big Blue’ jersey is junior Scott Moore. After eating lunch Juniors Donna Groot and Kerri Cash have a smile of satisfaction. . Taking advantage of the approaching camera Junior Michele Beard attempts one of her typical ‘devilish’ pranks. “THE FORBIDDEN DOORS!” No one is allowed to enter or leave. err O96 Ss Re Z 32 JUNIORS i SRM ) Chad Widdifield’s license plate, PMHS 89, seems to reflect on all of the seniors this year. A oeee ne? 1 b- JUL } TOYOTA VLU HC ‘GVir giniale THE PERSONALIZED SIDE The new fad of our time is person- alized license plates. This year it seems to be in more demand than ever, since the number of letters have changed from six to seven. Whether peo- ple put their name on their plates or just a message, ev- eryone seems to like them around here. It seems great 3 -8 Sy STANG bo n- 3 DESRA | EN N = virgin WNT VANT rate ri NIKE to have your first car, and now it’s even better with per- sonalized license plates. On hot, fast cars , you may see things such as BL STANG, ONE JAY, SCH-PWH, SKO 89, BETH PM, JETS 99, MELISA W, MNT MAN@iPg on KAGE OCLC h laGe These are just a few you may see in the parking lot of PMHS, and on the streets of B.V. ? 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Y Sensabaugh Shaw Starnes Thurston Wilhelm Y Marshall Amy Steve Sammy Vj Southers Staton Tomlin Wood Y Stephanie Paul Jennifer Y Stinnett Veal Williams 4 ; As Junior Tamm y Chittum sits in a yearbook class think- During Psychology, Junior Jenny Williams takes a minute to : smile, while Junior Kerri Cash sits in her usual position behind eee me end Wesley Tomlin, a look of lust spreads her, and Junior Faith Burch is just waiting for class to end. @©299GDOHOHHOHHOHHOHOHOHOHOOO | =| OGOOOODOOOQDODOOOOO © © © © © © ® © Y Gy Y Gy G Gy y Uy y U U Y Uy y U U y U U G U G G U G y G As another “exciting’’ day at PMHS is about to come to an end, Junior Stephanie Stinnett and Sophmore Kelly Fitzgerald stand smiling being their usual dingy selves. During the 1987-88 school year, a special club was started by 3 special girls: THE DOT SISTERS. That’s what we are, just call us DOTS. You can’t be one unless your hot. You might be cool, you might be a stud but you'll never be a DOT be- cause you're not our bud. We stick together like 3 Musketeers: Graybill, Ramsey and don’t forget Mears. You can dream all day to become a DOT but you'll never have what a DOT has got. OOOOODODOOOOOOOO ©OOOOOOOOODOOOOOO ©OOOOODOOODOOOODOOOOO OOODODODODODODODODODODOODODOOOODOOOOOOOO JUNIORS 37 le SSS SSS SSS SSS YH 38 JUNIORS we Eating the delicious lunch served by the lunch room, sophomores Greg Camden and Brent Secrist sit in de- Billy Allen John Branham Darrell Breeden Cherri Brown Alan Buzzard Greg Camden Crystal Campbell Steven Campbell Caroyin Carter George Carter Meredith Claytor Michele Coffey Katina Coleman Cecil Conner Lora Conner light. Kim Cooper Jerry Critzer Tony Deyo Lori Donald Stephanie Dyer Brian Falls Kelly Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Angie Ses: SOPHOMORES 39 RAS SOPHOMORES Jeff Floyd Sybil Floyd Jason Fuller Seeming very amused, soph- omore Leslie Fitzgerald laughs while Junior Dawn Coleman practices some bas- ketball moves with her hands. Mary Greaver Marcy Susan Gallier Grow Eric Bryant Gardner Hamilton Wendi Karen Gibson Hawes Douglas Mike Grant Henry Mark Johnson Lominac Vince Lowdermilk Michele Lynn Herbie Martin Bryan Matt hews Alan Mays Angel McAllister Timmy McDaniel Quincy Meade David Meredith Andy Mikels Lisa Mikels Becky Miller Supporting the team the only way she knows how Angie Floyd does a cheer during the J.V. Football game. Scott Miller Kevin Montgomery Vicki Moore Darrell Mutispaugh Kevin Nowlin Nanci Ould Andrew Patterson Stacy Pemberton Stevie Pugh Audrey Radford Vicky Tammy Kamsey Roberts Jeffery Andy Richardson Rockafellow Cheap Way Out Everyone has their own opinion of what a cheap date is. Some may say going out to eat at Hardee’s. Some may say just riding around. By unani- mous vote staying home and watching movies on the VCR is the most likely thing to do and then getting your parents to buy the movies. “The cheapest date I've ever been on is when I was at a friend’s house and my date and I sat on the swing all night,’’ said Penny Moore. Even though we've all had cheap dates, some of them were fun. SOPHOMORES 41 Cindy Justin Junior Shumate Sorrels Taylor Brent Alan Lori Tara Secrist Sloan Sorrels Taylor Lynne Tammy Cam Scottie Rusty Schley Sensabaugh Smith Southers Tolley Christy Stacy Orie Barbie Teresa Schultz Shaw Snider Staton Trainer Flaunting his “pretty boy’’ Showing off his masculine build, soph- tactics, sophomore Jason (nee en aye ne ee sn Wheeler poses fora picture _ impressive pose. during halftime at a girls’ basketball game. Displaying their spirit and trying to per- suade the cheerleaders to throw a sou- venir basketball in their direction, the fans of the Lady Blues, especially the sopho- mores, join in the fun at halftime during the game against Glenvar. 42 SOPHOMORES go £y 22 s 9 5 oO Jason Wheeler Brian Watts SOPHOMORES 43 SOPHOMORES TWO BIG DAY The sophomore class trip is al- Then they went for a walk on the Ches- , : F F A ways fun, because you get out of sie Trial. They were instructed by their SUG ES eae eae big rae : : ‘ : F The thought of finally being old school for the day. This years trip Biology teacher to notice the animals, enadarnlovoniecunccbaaverthe nits included going to Vo-Tech for insects and green life. The next day the 2 pe reclic g 9 those interested in going there sophmores got to order their class rings. 3: next year. Looking uninterested in what they have seen at Vo- Tech are Sophomores Mere- dith Claytor and Wendi Gib- son. Watching attentively at Vo-Tech Trying to get the attention of Enjoying the beautiful are Sophomores Kim Laswell , the camara is Mrs. Stinnett. day out of school is this Stacy Pemberton , Tommy ‘ Huffman and Timmy McDaniel Sheek of sopho Trying to pick out the per- fect ring are Sophomores Leslie Fitzgerald and Kel- ly Fitzgerald . Being fitted for a class ring is the hand of Sophomore Marcy Gallier . Helping each other make the Hoping not to make a mis- Winking at the camera right decision , Jeff Floyd take filling out the order formis is Sophomore Tommy Vince Lowdermilk , Stacy Sophomore Alan Buzzard . Huffman . Jarvis , and Greg Camden try to select their class rings. Helping each other decide on Mother and son helping each Looking excited about the right stone for their ring are other with a decision about a ae ees pital: Sophomores Crystal Camp- class ring. Chas TINGS SOPpnOmore bell and Stacy Pemberton . Samantha Wheeler. SOPHOMORE 45 WHO ? ' | | XN p Mrs. Dickinson’s freshmen English class spends time in the library on research and leaming their way around the library. John Branham Nelson Clark Tonya Beverly Lorrie Clark Neil Beaver Linda Chittum Hollie Bazzle David Chittum Chuck Baker Marnie Byers April Ayers Sandra Bryant Melody Austin Lori Bryant Jamie Austin Jason Brocken- brough 46 FRESHMEN Class of 92 Robert Cash Corey Clayton Crystal Coleman Harold Coleman Richard Connell Lisa Davis Randy Davis Tara Davis Jayde Dickinson Aaron Dougal Shane Fletcher Crystal Floyd Jackie Floyd Susan Floyd Heather Garrett Chris Gibson Terry Gibson Kim Gilbert Joe Glass Chris Golden Leslie Gray Melissa Groah Katie Grow Michelle Guscatt Kim Hall Boni Hartless David Henson Troy Hickman Danny Higgins Katie Higginis Roger Hill Darin Hinkle Timmy Hostetter Jerry Houck Sharon Humphreys Charlie Humphries FRESHMEN 47 a far 2% s— = om-s-) i - tnt ”) sx 2 cs %=S RPS eeaer Travis Martin Anita Mason oe Bape soa 5 creas i=] © 9 = rc) PeSe bess a aie Sooo Ass yore Aw eg 686 seoet Sas ase f a) gi3% Sm 0 48 FRESHMEN Brian Tomlin David Ramsey Chris Tomlin Tammy Khodes Danny Tomlin John Roberts Ellis Tomlin Kristi Ruff Ginny Tomlin Robbie Shafer David Truslow Cameron Sherlock Kelly Vassor Thomas Skipper Buck Vest Kristi Slagle Donna Vest Shelley Sorrells Michele Walker Gary St. Clair Chris West Michele Templeton Tracy Whitt Chris Tolley Danielle Williams Dawn Tolley Leslie Williams Maggie Williams John ' Leecy McElroy Nicely Roy Donnie Mohler Perkins Jamie Crystal Moore Ramsey ees é wy 3 FRESHMEN 49 Chris Joseph Shawn Sado Saati Weprian FOLLOWING IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS Each year a new freshman class arrives at Parry McCluer High School. These students come following in whose footsteps? Is it their big brother, or sister, maybe its the star of the football team? No matter who it is they’re still a part of Parry McCluer. As they adjust to changes, they look forward to their sophomore year and the day someone follows in their footsteps. Even though Kristi Ruff has an assignment, her mind is miles away. FY ¢ v form” NOT TT — Freshman Robbie Shafer eats the best part of lunch. a o a fo = = n a) 4 om Meant : ap Mrs. Helen Bare Mr. E. W. “Dick’’ Cash Library Assistant Intro. to Business, Typing I ; Mrs. Linda Barger Mrs. Jane Cline Secretary Study Hall Mr. Vince Beasley Mr. Mike Craft Assistant Principal Communications | Il Mrs. Mary Burks Mrs. Karen Crush Guidance Counselor German |, II, Il, IV, V Mrs. Winnie Carr Mrs. Janet Dale Eng. 11 12, Math 9 12, Earth Sci- Applications of Math, Algebra | II ence, U.S. History Mrs. Dawn Dickinson Mrs. Sally Carter English 9 12 7 Adapt. Art, Art 1 Il, Adv. Art I Il Mr. Earl Downs t P.E. 9, Biology, Athletics ¥t _52 FACULTY Wa Mr. Preston Evans U.S. History World History Mr. Wayne Flint Principal Mrs. Elsie Floyd Accounting, Info Word Processing, Of- fice Systems, Coordinating Mrs. Jennie Floyd Consumer Math, Algebra Trig. Year- book Mr. Nelson Fox Adpt. P.E. 9, P.E. 9 P.E. 10 Mr. Ronald Gravatt 4 English 9 11, Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 t] 4 � Y) } ’ ““Nteassgasttt ‘ Mr. John Hancock Math 1, Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Virginia Hess Math, Geometry, Advanced Math Miss Leola Huffman Band Chorus Mrs. Judy Jay English 9, earth Science, Math 9, Govemment Mrs. Carol Koch Secretary Mrs. Carol Leonard Adpt. Computers, Business Computers Applications, Accounting Mr. Ward Lockett Wood Tech 1, 2,3, 4 FACULTY 53 eo 54 FACULTY gs Dr. James Bradford Superintendent Mr. Frances Lynn Latin Il Mrs. Mary Moore Earth Science Mrs. Susan Moore Office Secretary Mrs. Mary Mutispaugn U.S. Government Worl Geography Mrs. Gerelene Pryor Life Management, Family Living, Guidance Mrs. Joanna Ravenhorst Librarian Mr. Glenn Rose Joumalism, English 12 English En- richment Mr. James R. Smals Biology, Applications Physical Science, World Geography Mrs. Mary Stinnett English 10 Mrs. Betty Teague English 11 SCA Mr. Finley Waddell Basic Tech, Drawing 1, 2 Mr. Raym ond Leadbetter Director of Instruction Mrs. Judy Watts Clerk of the School Board es Ot te FEO OR Sat OK: as “0° i {0 ra) . : Ro) ‘ ya ner? aor? on yas a, Ole Ue Oui PA OO 508 sa 02? xe ve INTE NNN qa 4A AY 2 mm pees _ : JNA Sar BS RE: Wes Tees, aA r (sche AeA 3 d praia Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Chee a IZ ‘‘Go Blues!’’ bk mil Taking a break after a cheer during a basketball game are Here the squad takes a break to pose for the camera. Seniors Brooke Huffman and Crissy Snead. Displaying their acrobatic ability during a cheer are the members of the PMHS varsity cheerleaders. Suipeajsaay Suipeajsaay Suipeajsaay) Suipeajsaay5 Suipeajsaay) eco all ay ney oy a ce ep or the seal: “Stretching out’’ before cheering at a Staying up studying after a and facu are senior Ssy Snead , Junior Robyn , . Elliot , and Sophomore Wendi Gibson . game is Junior Robyn Elliot . basketball game is Senior Beth Mohler. Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Chee 56 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheer Seniors Beth Mohler and d trying to look as innocent as The 1988-89 Varsity Cheerleaders were Crissy Snead,captain, Beth Mohler, Robyn Elliot, Wendi Gibson, Kim Laswell, Stephanie Stinnett, Meredith Claytor, and Brooke Huffman. Over the summer the team attended a UCA com- petition camp at the College of William Mary in Williamsburg. While there the team won a pep stick, 7 superior ribbons, and 1 excellent ribbon for its performances in dance, partner stunts, jumps, cheers, and sidelines. At the conclusion of the fall and winter sports seasons the cheerleaders were evaluated and placed 2nd in the Pioneer District. The team was under the direction of first year coach Mary Fran- ces Burks. Before a long day at cheerleading camp, Soph- omore Wendi Gibson takes advantage of her time to relax. Front Row — Brooke Huffman , Crissy Snead , Beth Mohler . Back Row — Stephanie Stinnett , Robyn Elliot , Kim Laswell , Wendi Gibson , Meredith Claytor . Senior Beth Mohler Senior Captain Crissy Snead Concentrating on not losing the ball during a pep rally is Senior Crissy Snead . -heerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheer VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 57 Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading “DIGGER” LEXINGTON ALLEGHANY 6 14 ROCKBRIDGE 4 JAMES RIVER COVINGTON BATH LEXINGTON 13 12 COVINGTON 9 if. RURAL RETREAT 20 28 “SHAN” “WILBUR” WINNERS AARON ZDINAK — MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BRIAN YELVERTON-SPORTSMANSHIP JAMES CAULEY-MOST IMPROVED BILLY CONNELLY-UNSUNG HERO AS you Can see; tedious. As he gives it all Leslie Cash boots the winning field go as the Blues beat Covington 9-7 in the first round of th | playoffs. itball can be very FRONT ROW: Tommy Huffman, Jeff McGuffin, Greg Tay] Nowlin, Brian Watts, Alan Buzzard. SECOND ROW: M omery, Tony Rice, Randy Elliot, Aaron Zdinak, Brian Yelverton, Steve Pugh. THIRD ROW: Greg Camden, Bryant Hamilton, Scott Moore, Mike Taylor, John Robinson, James Sporn ckafe Montg Ferguson, ) Benson, Brent Secrist, Dwayne Shafer, Shannon Lineberry, John Smith, Leslie Cash, Andy Ro Jarvis. Picture Not Available “ROOSTER” Picture Not Available “BILL BOY” The setting, Parry McCluer High School; the time, midday of August 3, 1988. This set the tone of the first day of varsity football practice. Due to the loss of a lot of key players, this young teams season had already been pre- dicted by the public, but the season took off. In the season opener the Blues faced district rival Lexington in a non- district game. The Blues lost a close but not so close game to the Hur- ricanes, 9-0. The following week the Blu es host- ed ‘AA’ powerhouse Allegany. Two significant plays cost the Blues a close one as Allegany edged the Blues, 18- Ls It seems that it is a tradition for the Blues to lose their first two games and then win the remainder of their games. The team went on to win their next three games. These wins upped their record to 3-2 and 3-0 in the dis- trict. The next week Stuarts Draft de- feated the Blues 35-6. The team went on and defeated James River, 25-0. The Blues worked hard to win against Covington yet fell short of this attempt losing 23-15. 6.4] 4 82 il 69,1 ew =D aa A . e z%e- wa R_ a, d Ral ay is - sg The following week the Blues traveled to Bath County where they won 19-8. Now they were ready to face off with Lexington for the sec- ond time this season. The group pulled off a 14-13 upset.This victory put the Blues into the playoff for the third straight year and their first game was against Pioneer District Champs Covington. The team came out fired up and were down only 7-6 at the half. The Blues got the ball and fought a long hard way into Covington territory and with under a minute left they kicked the winning field goal. It was the big- gest win of the year for the Blues and it put them into the regional finals against Rural Retreat who won 18-13 after their quarterback had his best game of the year. It was a winning season with a 7-5 record. = a Se | or, Scottie McDaniel, Randy Walters, Cam Smith, A.W. Wilheim, Stephen Campbell, George Carter, Kevin ANAGER Jason Wheeler, Bradley Fairchild, Bobby McDowell, Jeremy DeReus, Billy Connelly, Will MANAGER Troy Henson, Eric Gardner, Chris Horne, Tony ohn Cambell, Fred Smith, MANAGER. BACK ROW: Freddie low, Andrew Patterson, Donnie Coleman, Jeff Floyd, Stacey VARSITY FOOTBALL 59 al DETERMINATION Although the varsity boys basketball team has cord, they worked to the best of their ability thr year. They started out this year with only two retu and each averaged two points per game. Coach F their overall goal was to improve. He said they sh potential and had on improving season. The playe aggressive and set a school record of six cha game. Next year , Coach Fox looks for a winning many retuming players. Senior Tony Rice FRONT ROW — Robbie Clark. SECOND ROW — Shawn Zdinak, McDaniel, Coach Brads, Coach Fox, terson, Tony Rice, Kevin Nowlin. BACK ROW — Chuck Baker, Randy Ell Smith, Darrick Beaver, Paul Veal, D tum, Jeremy DeKeus, Brian Watts, Br ilton . Senior Derrick Beaver While trying to pass the ball inside Tony Rice is guarded by Lexington’s Rodney Painter. TEAM JAMES RIVER 40 77 NATURAL BRIDGE 27 50 ROCKBRIDGE 48 32 LEXINGTON 44 63 NATURAL BRIDGE 35 56 ROCKBRIDGE 50 69 GLENVAR 40 76 COVINGTON 45 56 BATH COUNTY 36 57 CRAIG COUNTY 54 45 LEXINGTON 40 5S HIGHLAND 9 5) leh) NATURAL BRIDGE 44 71 ROCKBRIDGE 47 54 GLENVAR_ | 46 62 COVINGTON 54 58 CRAIG COUNTY 52 60 BATH COUNTY 40 58 HIGHLAND 59 56 JAMES RIVER With Natural Bridge’s Leon Hunt in his face, the Blues Tony Rice gets ready to shoot. Po OB OO a ORDO DROID. C BE DE a me OSG NE BE a aK 60 BOYS'VARSITY BASKETBALL a 42 42478 AA Ae Ae Ae 4a Ae 42 4242 72 48 Ae SD SD Of A, Bon While Natural Bridge’s Bryan Martin goes for a lay up, Darrick Beaver attempts to block his shot. In the Christmas Tournament at Going for two against Lexington, Natural Bridge, Randy Elliott Scottie McDaniel eyes the bas- tries to get a rebound against a ket. Rockbridge defender. PF OFF PI PF FF IF _ __ Ie SFE I I Against Natural Bridge, Jeremy Putting the pressure on a Craig County With Lexington’s Andy Edwards try- DeKeus goes for a lay up against ' player is the Blues’ Randy Elliott. ing to block his shot, Fred Smith the Rocket’s Scott Kinser. shoots the ball. a’ BOYS’ VARISTY BASKETBALL 61 EEE LOS SL LIL Ss THE BEST YET The Blues wrestling team definitely had an outstanding year as they had a 10-0 record during the regular season. They won the district and regional champion- ships. It was the first time ever the Blues went undefeated during the regular sea- son. The team had nine wrestlers named to the All-area team and had four champs in the region. Aaron Zdinak and Will Mont- gomery were also fourth in the State Cham- pionships. a LP, Will Brian Yelverton Montgomery FRONT ROW(L TO R) — Jason Brockenborough, Ellis Tomlin, Timmy McDaniel, Todd Stinnet, Doley Floyd, Jason Emore, John Weddle. SECOND ROW(L TO R) — Lenny Fox, Shane Fletcher, Jeff McGuffin, Robby Dickinson, Brian Tomlin, Cameron Sherlock, Phillip Kagland. BACK ROW(L TO R) — Donnie Coleman, Mike Taylor, Brent Secrist, Andrew Patterson, David Chittum, Wil! Montgomery, Aaron Zdinak, Brian Yelverton, Bobby McDowell. With a determined look on his face, Senior Will Montgom- ery tries to regain position over his Strasburg Opponent. WRESTLING 10-0 TEAM COVINGTON R.E. LEE GLENVAR W. ALBERMARLE N.B SPOTSWOOD LEXINGTON N.B J. RIVER LEXINGTON At the State Wrestling Toumament at W L, Senior Brian Yelverton looks to take down his Brentswood District Op- ponent. LBA EZ OT SD .- PT OB LB | I I SLO AD AD AD SP 2 WRESTLING — is pe —- Apparently having fun at the State Wrestling Tourna- ment is Junior Bobby McDowell, Sophomore Camer- on Sherlock and Senior Aaron Zdinak. ; ; Trying to break down his opponent from R.E.LEE is Senior Aaron Zdinak 32 © = UPC A kt While being tumed on his back Junior Phil Khagland wrestles against Todd Fer- guson from NB. WRESTLING 63 e AMAL AR NDA RT nei NOT SO EASY With an unexperienced ball club, the boys baseball team ended up playing, .777 ball, but it wasn’t easy finishing fifth in the district. The bulk of the team was made of soph- omores and juniors, only four seniors on the team. The young team missed the district tour- nament with a loss to Covington that ended the season. Front Row: Randy Elliott , Randy Walters , Brian Yelverton , Billy Connelly , Freddie Benson . Second Row: Donnie Coleman , Jason Wheeler , Stacey Jarvis , Scott Moore , DeWayne Shafer . Back Row: Allen Sloan , Brian Watts , Leslie Cash , Camron Smith , Brent Secrist . Varsity Baseball 9-7 Team PM OPP NATURAL BRIDGE 14 3 CRAIG COUNTY 7 6 JAMES RIVER 14 1 ROCKBRIDGE 2 14 GLENVAR 6 4 BATH COUNTY 19 15 LEXINGTON 1 9 COVINGTON 13 WA NATURAL BRIDGE 16 1 CRAIG COUNTY i 3 JAMES RIVER 10 uv ROCKBRIDGE 2B 7 GLENVAR 7 10 BATH COUNTY 11 LEXINGTON 3 14 COVINGTON 9 13 rsity Baseball RUN AT MINA NEISIIONAL A Yelverton Rice Benson SS RF Coaches: Turner and Wheeler In a game against Lexington, Freddie Benson waits cau- tiously for the pitch. “” ” Taunting the pitcher on the mound, Randy Elliott takes his In a game against Natural Bridge Billy Connelly drills a deep ad off of third. fly ball to right field. a. “4 er] In pre-game warm up Tony Rice takes time out for a picture. After a poorly played game the coach gets the team in a huddle for a little talk. Giving it all he’s got Jason Wheeler slides safely into second base i the win over Natural Bridge. AARC ONT RRL ARINC A NU WEA KO AA EN KA UIA KLF Y AA j VARSITY BASE ov : ‘) NY 4 , Drew Tanner «i Darin Bowman During the big match against Glenvar, Coach Tutt is giving constructive criticism to Junior Tony Ferguson. Rushing towards the ball fora backhand, Junior Tim Deyo prepares to return the serve. 66 BOYS’ TENNIS eg Pe Og PO A Aaa BOS OY a4 Striving For Victory This year has been very prosperous for the boys’ tennis team. Our record was 5-4, but we improved immensely from the pre- vious season. The tennis team practiced hard and long which resulted in unrelen- tless playing power put into action at every match. Next year we will have all but two players returning and we plan to be ranked in di- trict, region and state. a ME Ri 2 Front Row — Greg Taylor , Tony Ferguson , Chip Pruett . Second Row — Tim Deyo , Jeff Rich- ardson , Darin Bowman .Back Row — Tony Deyo, Drew Tanner , Quincy Meade . o_ Eo 2 4 a Bath County Riverheads Lexington Bath County Glenvar Stuarts Draft Glenvar Stuarts Draft Lexington SCONDFORAONV a The top five tennis players in the 89 season are: 1. Greg Taylor 2. Tony Ferguson 3. Chip Pruett 4. Quincy Meade 5. Drew Tann er . ™ sia tae Trying hard to succeed, Tony Deyo gives it all he’s got. end up playing are Junior Chip Pruett , Junior Heather Spence, | Awaiting anxiously to see which of the many opponents they will ; and 8th grader Ronnie Campbell. Junior Marshall Southers rushes to try to return the ball. shaking hands after a match is 8th grader Ronnie Campbell. GIRLS’ TENNIS 67 : ) 0 OK OC ES” a_i _ Lf Senior John Sizer Senior Chad Slough Cross country running is a sport that takes dedication and endurance. A few young men at PMHS participate in this sport and do it well. CROSS COUNTRY: John Sizer , Chris Tolley , Lew- is Thurston , Shawn Tomlin , Chad Slough , Neal Donald , Blake Donald , Coach Evans. TEAM ALLEGANY BATH LEXINGTON BATH 68 CROSS COUNTRY GOLF ( _ Teeing Off The PMHS golf team had a slow season with only two wins this year. They had a young team with three freshmen, one sophomore, and one junior. The highlight of the season was when freshman J.D. Dickinson and Chuck Baker qualified for the regionals in Galax, Va. The team worked hard this year and will improve ’ more in the future. GOLF: Kelly Vassor , J.D. Dickinson , Timmy McDaniel , Phil Ragland , Chuck Baker , Coach Fox. BATH COUNTY STONEY CREEK BATH COUNTY JAMES RIVER 518374 477 14TH PLACE 244189 2135222 220192 210175 212205 242179;201 COVINGTON NELSON CO. WILLIAM CAMPBELL BATH COUNTY 231193 241216;185 399 4TH PLACE JAMES RIVER;LEXINGTON DISTRICTS IO IE IE ee : ICH SCHOOL ¢ ie SPORTS CANDID 69 Wen ODO DODO CDR DN ODDO GOOD YEAR OKRA The boys track team had a somewhat successful season this year as they qual- ified five members for the Regional Track Meet. The highlight of the season was when the 4X100 relay team of Bobby McDowell, Paul Veal, Will Montgomery, and Aaron Zdinak place third in the region and qual- ified for the state meet. SS Front Row: Danni Williams, Hollie Bazzle, Robyn Elliot, Amy Loughhead, Rhonda Coffey, Cindy Richardson, Johan Coleman, Scott Southers, John Veal, Jason Fuller. Second Row: Andy Mikels , Joe Glass , Chris Tolley , A.W. Wilhelm , Sean Tomlin , Aaron Zdinak , Wiil Montgomery , Bobby Mc- Dowell , Lewis Thurston . Back Row: Rusty Tolley , John Branham , Mark Williams, Stephen Campbell, Jeff McGuffin, David Chittum, Ellis Tomlin, Darin Hin- kle , Travis Rogers. Will Aaron Montgomery Zdinak Off to a fast start in the 400 meter dash is Will Mont- gomery. Leaping over the hurdle and Crossing the finish line af- trying to catch the Rockbridge _ ter a 200 meter dash is Paul runner is Bobby McDowell . Veal. Boys’ Track 7-4 Team Riverheads Covington Glenvar James River Rockbridge Natural Bridge Bath County Glenvar VSDB Lexington Using the ‘spin’ technique to hurl the discus at Rockbridge is Fred Smith . PI I I IF IF IF BS SI I OO Or CO sxx eS { 70 BOYS’ TRACK PTD OO OL OC NaC ERS 2 I) LACK OF MEMBERS The girls track team had a disappointing year because of a lack of members. When it was time for the districts, Dani Williams placed in the 300 intermediate hurdles which qualified her for the Regional Meet. LL A A Girls’ Track 1-6 Team Riverheads Covington Rockbridge Natural Bridge Bath County Glenvar Lexington After throwing the discus Will Looking as ready as ever Montgomery follows through to run her leg of the relay, and watches it soar through the Kobyn Elliot waits patient- air. ly. 0 SDD Ae 7! 2 2_2 27! .. a + va va a ae a! Ready to pass a Kockbridge runner, Hollie Bazzle tums on Preparing to throw the shot put Aaron Zdinak concentrates the speed. on his technique. GIRLS’ TRACK 71 SEE EEO OSI St WHAT A YEAR The Lady Blues began their season with a 0-2 record and a new coach. The Lady Blues looked very promising even though changes were made and their defeats at the first of the season. The season went on and the Blues regained their composure with winning games. They captured second place in the district very easily. They ad- vanced to the tournaments coming home with an easy victory in the 1st round. Their defeat to Natural Bridge sent the Blues home. Senior Co-Captain Senior Co-Captain Penny Moore Michele Buzzard FRONT ROW: Coach Downs, Coach Hand. BACK ROW: Samantha Wheeler, Beth McElroy, Leslie Fitzgerald, Carolee Coleman, Tammy Grant, Christy Shultz, Penny Moore, Dawn Coleman, Christy Coleman, Michele Buzzard, Sonya Hamilton, Jennifer Williams. TEAM RIVERHEADS QLENVAR NATURAL BRIDGE LEXINGTON BATH CO. COVINGTON RIVERHEADS Ne JAMES RIVER HIGHLAND QGLENVAR HIGHLAND NATURAL BRIDGE LEXINGTON BATH CO. COVINGTON cc ROCKBRIDGE JAMES RIVER ROCKBRIDGE N.C, NATURAL BRIDGE Having retrieved the rebound Penny Moore wrestles with a Knights defender to try for two. GI I I SSE EI BI I OI EO BO SO OIRO a SSeS 72 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Rushing towards the basket Jennifer Wil- liams slips around Tresse Early of Natural Bridge. During the Natural Bridge game, Tammy Grant goes for a lay-up, and scores two more points. As the clock runs out, Christy Coleman and Tammy Grant show their excitment after beating Natural Bridge. Being fouled by her opponent from Lexington, Beth McElroy tries for a needed two points. Junior Dawn Coleman tries to glide past her opponent, while her other teammates run down the court. At a home game against Natural Bridge, Christy Coleman is sur- rounded by Lady Rockets as she struggles for the basket. Wott VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBA o— A GGRESSIVE That's our Attack The Lady Blues volleyball team yelled “AGGRESSIVE” each time on the court, and thats what they were. This aggressive- ness placed them 2nd in the district. Their season ended with a disrict record of 9-1. They hope to have a successful season next year after losing 5 seniors. Penny Moore Priscilla Painter Crissy Snead co-captain co-captain FRONT ROW: Stephanie Clevenger, Crissy Snead, Brooke Huffman, Jennifer Williams, Ker- ri Cash. BACK ROW: Dawn Coleman, Penny Moore, Pris- cilla Painter, Carolee Cole, Tammy Camden, Jennifer Hill. Brooke Huffman Tammy Camden VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 124 DISTRICT 9-1 STUARTS DRAFT NATURAL BRIDGE ROCKBRIDGE LEXINGTON JAMES RIVER COVINGTON ROCKBRIDGE R.E. LEE NATURAL BRIDGE COVINGTON BATH COUNTY LEXINGTON GLENVAR CRAIG COUNTY tee JAMES RIVER A Natural Bridge defender successfully blocks a spike by LEXINGTON Carolee Cole. 74 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL As Senior Pris- cilla Painter rares back to smash the ball, the teammates pre- pared the retum. — Maresh x F During the away game at Natural Bridge, Junior Dawn Coleman spikes the ball over her opponent, while Junior Jennifer Williams and Senior Priscilla Painter hope for a poinnt. Moore returns the ball back over through the op- : At a home game against Rockbridge, Senior Penny ' ponent’s arms, while her teammates look on. avd Serer oeoes FPF II II IIT I eS Soe eS ee ie - “ @ oe : Sa : oe . oy Anxiously waiting for the ball is Jun- ior Jennifer Williams while Sopho- more Leslie Fitzgerald and Junior Angel Hamilton beg for success. Soothing her aching sprained an- game, Senior Penny Moore relaxes in the school’s whirlpool. posing team of Rockbridge. (CM Jah ag age og ome og ge Boag oe Bg gi iafeoaD” 2X Using all her might Senior Penny Moore spikes the ball over the reach of the op- kle from an incident in a volleyball During the volleyball game at Natural Bridge ) High School, an unidentified object passed over the gym, leaving everyone amazed. Ss, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 75 View eG Never Before This has been a year to remember for the Lady Blues Softball Team with a 13-4 rec- ord. The Lady Blues lost to Glenvar, the only team to beat them this year, in the Region C finals. The Lady Blues were one of the first teams to play in the district tournament, finishing second in the district, district tour- nament, and regional tournament. f Jody Albritton Penny Moore Michele Buzzard FRONT ROW: Jennifer Williams, Leslie Fitz- gerald, Michele Buzzard, Angel Hamilton, Tammy Roberts, Kim Hall, Tara Taylor, Stephanie Rhodes. BACK ROW: Leslie Patterson, Dawn Coleman,Tammy Grant, Penny Moore, Jody Albritton, Carolee Cole, Beth McElroy, Kris- ta Clark, Coach Barger. Leslie Tammy Krista Clark Patterson Stinnett Softball 13-4 TEAM BATH COUNTY ROCKBRIDGE JAMES RIVER CRAIG COUNTY GLENVAR ae Beginning her wind-up Jennifer Williams strives for a Strike. COVINGTON GALAX CASTLEWOOD As, Tammy Grant screams across the bus, Coach Barger shows serious thought after the defeat over James River. SSI SS EA ES EI BSA BI EI EB OB OY SO (2K Kosei Ogi geo geo geo gov gov gologe { 76 SOFTBALL Oe ee Ae 7 Ze Oe OD IOSD LEI IED DEDEDE DIO IE __ After a great victory over Craig County 7 Getting ready to bat Jody Albritton ‘Christy Coleman shows her ‘wild First baseman Penny Moore stretches _9€¢ts last minute instructions from Coach ‘side’, as Dawn Coleman looks on. for the ball as umpire Jim Burch signals Barger . | the runner ‘out’. Caught in a rundown situation Beth McElroy suceeds in returning to second base. After a defeat by Glenvar in the District Tournaments, several disappointed Blues Players look on as Glenvar receives first place. Because of this successful slide by Jen- During the first inning, Krista Clark As Tammy Grant puts “all her weight’’ be- nifer Williams , she later adds to the score makes a successful catch leaving the charg- _ hind the bat the ball goes into foul territory. 3 ers scoreless. PF IF FF FT OTT TT EF EE EI I I Se 8 - SOFTBALL 77 OOOO POR ROOOOASO kOe VULIL ar NEXT YEAR This year started off slow and with few participants. After a couple weeks of prac- tice and hard work, these few survivors gave 100% in all they did. Because of their small size, they weren’t successful. We are hoping that 1989-1990 will be a better year. FRONT ROW: — John Brahnam, Shawn Tomlin, Micheal Wheeler, Blake Donald. BACK ROW: — Ronnie Campbell, Tony Ferguson, Zack Stames, Tim Deyo, Lewis Thurston. I Sd SS BS BE OE I Os SO GI II I I A SE SI SI SI I OI OI OI OI ED — SS 78 INDOOR TRACK Honors Freshman Volleyball — Most Improved . Junior Volleyball — Sportsman- ship Basketball — Most Im- proved Softball — Most Improved Senior Basketball — Coach’s Award Volleyball — Coach’s Award Softball — Most Offensive In a Class OF THEIR OWN At the spring awards assembly, Penny Moore Will Montgom- ery were presented trophies and a plaque to be hung in the hall. Female Athlete of the Year Penny Moore Male Athlete of the Year Will Montgomery Honors Freshman Wrestling — Most Improved Track — Sportsmanship Junior Wrestling — Unsung Hero Track — Most Valuable Senior Wrestling — Coach’s Award Track — Mike Davis Award Most Valuable ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 79 Clowning around in the halls before a pep rally are Sophomores Sybil Floyd and Barbie Staton . Showing that she really has spirit during a cheer at a pep rally is Sophomore Angie Floyd . Showing she’s really on top of things is Sophomore Barbie Staton performing a stunt with Freshmen Kim Gilbert and Kim Hall. FRONT ROW(L TO R) — Angie Floyd, Tracy Witt, Barbie Staton, Kim Gilbert BACK ROW(L TO R) — Sybil Floyd, Kim Hall , Amy Loughhead, Lisa Mikels. Showing off because she’s a big JV cheerlead- er, Freshman Kim Hall looks around to see if anyone is watching her. 1989 was another good year for the J.V. cheerleaders. Even though there were Only two girls returing from last year, sophmores Barbie Staton and Meredith Claytor. J.V. CHEERLEADING Due to two people quiting Varsity, Mer- edith Claytor and Kim Laswell were moved from J.V. To replace them were sophomore Lisa Mikels and fresh- man Tracey Witt. Awaiting to perform the next cheer for the JV Blue Football team is Sophomore Sybil Floyd . J.v’s UNDEFEATED The 1988 Junior Varsity Football team defeated Riverheads for the first time in three years 16-0, which completed a per- fect season. At seasons end the little Blues had upped their record to 9 wins and no loses. Parry McCluer has a lot to be proud of as the junior varsity team will set the pace for future great football teams. FRONT ROW: Jason Brockenbrough, Shane Fletch- er, Chris Tomlin, David Truslow, David Chittum, Jason Irvine, Troy Hickman, Danny Higgins, Shawn Zdinak, Cameron Sherlock, Donnie Perkins. SECOND ROW: Todd Stinnett, Robbie Shafer, Joey Wright, John McElroy, Corey Clator, Koy Mohler, Brian Tomlin, Jim Smith, Doley Floyd, Danny Rock- afellow, Chris Gibson. BACK ROW: Jeff Coleman, Jeff Hite, Scott McCor- mick, Michael Jones, Duane Davis, Paul Majors Jr., Leslie Floyd, Shake Clark, Michael Twitty, Jason Barger, Robbie Dickinson, Page Owens. As a Blues running back goes for the touchdown, everyone looks 9 see if he scored. The Blues eventually scored and went ahead to eat Covington 36-6. J.V FOOTBALL 9-0 TEAM PM OPP CLIFTON FORGE 46 O LEXINGTON 36 O COVINGTON 36 6 GLEVAR 30 O NAT. BRIDGE 30 O ROCKBRIDGE 42 O JAMES RIVER 44 iv BATH CO. 26 O RIVEKHEADS 16 0 1 amas an AM uta Needing three Natural Bridge defenders to bring him down, Troy fickman fights for extra yards. The Blues went ahead to win the jame defeating the Rockets 30-0. | J.V FOOTBALL 81 LOOKING TOWARD j SUCCESS | The J.V. basketball team had an unsuc- cessful season this year, but they kept trying and giving their best. Most players on the J.V. team are new, but with next years returning players they should have a strong, hard work- ing team. All the player’s should be com- mended for their tremendous efforts. J.V. Boys’ Basketball — Andy Mikels, Travis Rog- ers, remainder of team not available for picture. Attempting to pass the ball freshman Roy Mohler cautiously looks for an open man. J.V BOY’S BASKETBALL 4-16 TEAM JAMES RIVER NATURAL BRIDGE NATURAL BRIDGE ROCKBRIDGE LEXINGTON GLENVAR COVINGTON BATH COUNTY CRAIG COUNTY LEXINGTON HIGHLAND NATURAL BRIDGE ROCKBRIDGE GLENVAR COVINGTON CRAIG COUNTY BATH COUNTY HIGHLAND JAMES RIVER fe) x x SEEGRSE Warming up before the game is a very important step to playing. Here, the JV Blues seem to have everything under control and on a roll before the game. COMO LBRO BIER BERR LBP CBR CROCCO RO ODPL SS 82 J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL TASTE OF SUCCESS The J.V. Base ball team had a successful season this year. Even though the team had a short season playing only eight games they showed great potential. With most of the team being freshmen the J.V. Baseball team will lose many members to the Varsity team. But are looking forward to the rising underclassmen to fill their places. Front Row: John McElroy , Keith Martin , Donnie Perkins , Page Owens , Ray Mohler . Second Row: Micheal Twitty , Robbie Dickinson , Cam Sherlock , Jason Brockenbourgh , Shawn Zdinak , Coach Brads. Practicing before the game against Lexington are a few members Back Row: Coy Claytor , Chuck Baker , Jason Barger , Danny Higgins , Jim Smith , Sham Wheeler . the J.V Baseball team. J.V. Baseball 6-2 TEAM PM OPP LEXINGTON 17 2 LEXINGTON 15 al COVINGTON 6 15 ROCKBRIDGE 15 2 ROCKBRIDGE 8 5 NATURAL BRIDGE 28 8 ROCKBRIDGE Be fe) ROCKBRIDGE 9 2 Sitting in the dugout, members of the J.V Baseball team wait for 1eir tum at bat. J.V Baseball 83 STRIVING TO | WIN : This year the J.V. Girls Basketball team im- proved last years record which was 1-17 to this — years record of 12-8. There were only five girls — retuming this year. Each girl improved her skills _ and playing ability to prove us wrong. Their defeat to Glenvar and James River knocked them out of the championship. With Tony Brads as their new coach this year, they should have a winning record. Each girl should be com- mended for her tremendous effort. 3 3 4 4 | i i | FRONT: Coach Hand BACK: Crystal Coleman, Melody Austin, Danny Little Lady Blues warm up while Leslie Williams tries to Williams, Johan Coleman, Leslie Williams, Mar- imagine herself on the foul line making every shot and Kelly tha Glass, Shelley Slagle, Nikki Camden, Cindy Fitzgerald thinks hard about how the game will end. _ Richardson, Jessica Clark. Sains ose okt J.V GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 12-8 TEAM PM OPP RIVERHEADS 8 358 GLENVAR 8 31 N.B. 35 28 LEXINGTON 27 11 BATH CO. 40 20 COVINGTON 31 11 RIVERHEADS 22 45 NEW CASTLE 29 20 JAMES RIVER 28 56 HIGHLAND 25 aA GLENVAR 20 48 HIGHLAND 15 35 NATURAL BRIDGE 28 25 LEXINGTON 27 15 BATH COUNTY 31 16 COVINGTON 36 11 NEW CASTLE 35 26 ROCKBRIDGE LZ. 14 JAMES RIVER 27 28 ROCKBRIDGE 25 23 Concentrating hard on making the basket, Johann Coleman goes up for two at Lexington. 84 J.V GIRLS BASKETBALL MAYBE NEXT YEAR This past volleyball season was full of fun times and serious practices. Everyone en- joyed each others company throughout the season. With our hard work and dedication we almost made it to the top. Mr. Gibson was surely proud of his young J.V. team. With everyones interest I’m sure we will be having a lot of returning strong athletes for our upcoming season. Giving it all she’s got sophomore Christy Schultz serves as sophmore Marcy Gallier awaits the retuyn. FRONT ROW: — Christy Schultz, Marcy Gallier. SECOND ROW: — Tellie Jones, Kristy Slagle , Cindy Richardson, Jessica Clark , Whitney Bailey. BACK ROW: — Nicki Camden, Johan Coleman , Amy Huffman, Martha Glass, Marcy Catlett, Amy Tanner. J.V VOLLEYBALL 3-8 LEXINGTON JAMES RIVER ROCKBRIDGE NATURAL BRIDGE BATH COUNTY COVINQTON R.E. LEE COVINGTON LEXINGTON GLENVAR CRAIG COUNTY Before the team goes out on the floor to start the game, Coach Gibson gives them a pep talk. STEPPING UP WITH A CHANGE Marching season started out on a sad note this year with the leaving of Allison Uhl. However, this “Great Depression’”’ didn’t last long after the arrival of Leola Huffman. After a few meetings, practices, and tryouts, the band season started getting underway. Drum ma- jors Drew Tanner and Lorie Truslow were appointed and everything was ready. Colorguard received new uni- forms and new flags, however, the new uniforms ended up to be depressing. Music was selected from the West- side Story and all the sheet music was handed out and asigned to learn. After months of practice, and one very long week of band camp, the Marching Blues were as ready as they were going to get. The first competition they competed at was the Pa- rade Of Champions at Salem, Virginia. The awards re- ceived consisted of : Drumline: 1st, Flags: 3rd, and overall band: 5rd. Next, they went to the Covington Cavalcade, which in many opinions was rigged. The Drumline, Flags, and Drum Majors all received 2nd. They went to JMU competition and received scoring in the top of their class. Last, but far from least, they went oe to the Greenbriar East Classic and received: Drumline: i 1st, Marching: 5rd, and overall band: 3rd. The major aoe ; victory at Greenbriar East, however, was the higher rank Owing off her uniform from the school she A 2 E al rea cy gear aaNirice: ed ee received than Natural Bridge High School Band. After all look. the work, the band overall, thought it was all worth it in the end! Taking time off from performing, the PMHS All-County Band Participants pause for a picture. The Marching BLues ORY MamewER HGal SCMROL ) — DRUM MAJORS: Lori Truslow, Drew Tanner FIRST ROW(L TO R ) — Michele Walker, Mamie Byers, Melissa Grow, Shantel Davis, Sharon Hickman, Michele Lynn, Dawn Tolley, Amy Cooper, Dani Williams, Sonya Chittum , Wendi Wheeler . SECOND ROW (L TO R ) — Darren Fuller, Teresa Lawhorne, Veronica Hartless, Stacy Pemberton, Michele Beard, Jeff Richardson, Maggie Williams Randy Davis, Holli Bazzle, Katie Grow . THIRD ROW (L TO R) — Beth Cooper, David Meredith, Nicki Lynn, Shelley Slagle , Darin Bowman, Scott Burch, Tim Deyo, Kelly Vassar, Chad Jenkins, Tony Deyo, Crystal Campbell . FOURTH ROW (L TO R) — Angela Wood, Amy Shafer, Kristi Ellington, Virginia Perry, Melissa Spangler, Karen Hawes , Stephanie Clark, Crystal Mays, Michele Jones . ke i co] pe) After months of practice, Senior and Looking natural, Senior Lori Trus- With a look like that, what else could it mean but “GET OUT OF MY FACE!’’? Drum Major, Drew Tanner flashes low shows it doesn’t take brains to be Tinlat ia thal Pet Erno instor enier Both his ‘fake’ smile. a drum major. Cooper's most highly known looks. In conclusion to a half time show, some of the stragglers of the band march of the field. BAND 87 ae Most Valualle S, taye Vd th lng 88 MOST VALUABLE = eye ie S had ’ r ¢ Sai os As ae ° � Or pps £ . % ag ?. ? E eS 223 Its not unusual to see students rushing eB E @ down the halls after school. Sure, some of = them are trying to get out and go home while 2 others hurry to their lockers so they won't be i late for a club meeting. Se. 22d s I guess you could Say that a club gives you 2 _A-2 some Say so in what goes on. This and stu- 7 £2 _2=dent events make school more enjoyable and makes most of the schools extracuricu- lar activities more enjoyable. The interest in clubs has been declining. Some clubs fade out while others are started. Last year there was a newspaper club and it -21 wasn’t really successful. But this year its go- 2: = ing strong. = ; = E. There are clubs for just about every stu- — = dents thrill. This isjust another way tokeepa 2% = students ‘wildside’’ pumping. = “¢ y R . Bey iP Pe 4A aS , 2 De a x a as ow, rm ee , SENS. Sa SI e tw ff e e Te ¢ oN eo e e i oN ? Se awe, LG “ “ em SO fe “N, = ; “pileei A Ap ay N ms rr- — i ay is 90 CLUBS MATH CLUB FRONT ROW: Bethany Cooper, Amy Loughhead, Holli Bazzle, Michele Lynn. SECOND ROW: Orie Snider, Shannon Garrett, Crissy Snead, Susan Gilbert, Thomas Skipper. BACK ROW: Darin Keith Bowman, Jeremy DeKeus, Bobby McDowell, Aaron Zdinak, Drew Tanner. INTERNA TIONAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Beth Cooper, Holli Bazzle, Wendy Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Heather Spence, Lori Truslow, Michele Beard, Shantel Davis. THIRD ROW: David Meredith, Michele Jones, Shannon Gar- rett, A.W Wilhelm, Crystal Campbell. BACK ROW: Tim Deyo, Ray Williams, Darin Bowman, Drew Tanner. NEWSPAPER FRONT ROW: Rhonda Coffey, Stephanie Stinnett, Debbie Matthews, Stephanie Clevenger, Sonya Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Leslie Patterson, Karen Rogers, Beth Mohler, Shannon Garrett. BACK ROW: Donna Groot, Greg Taylor, Jeremy DeR- eus, Ken Shafer, Kevin Lilley. MONOGRAM CLUB FRONT ROW: Stephanie Stinnett, Christy Coleman, Crissy Snead, Susan Gilbert, Michele Buzzard. BACK ROW: Shannon Lineberry, Bobby McDowell, Aaron Zdinak, Stevie Pugh, Beth Mohler. FBLA FRONT ROW — Missy Chittum, Tammy Stinnett, Michele Buz- zard, Chad Slough, Angel Hamilton, Wendy Gibson, Jennifer Williams, Kerri Cash, Tiffany Sloan, Jenny Tomlin, Tera Davis, Karen Nuckols. SECOND ROW — Debbie Matthews, Tammy Chittum, Sharon Hickman, Michele Walker, Amy Staton, Angie Davis, Michele Southers, ‘Lorie Truslow, Sandy Ogden, Lorie Sorrels, Anita Mason. THIRD ROW — Lisa Hamilton, Virginia Perry, Michele Beard, Chrisy Coleman, Karen Rogers, Jody Albritton, Penny Moore, Randy Elliot, Leslie Patterson, Monica Huffman, Randy Walters, Greg Taylor. FOURTH ROW — Kobin Elliot, Hope Lilley, A.W Wilhelm, Tony Ferguson, Chip Pruett, Linda Chittum, Allan Sloan, Scottie McDaniel, Kristy Slagle, Carol Ramsey, Shelley Hite. BACK ROW — Priscilla Painter, Billie Jean Oyler, Desra Dawson, Timmy McDaniel, Steve Campbell, Greg Camden, Billy Allan, Darrell Breeden, David Chittum, John Campbell, Donnie Coleman. SCA FRONT ROW — Tim Deyo, Drew Tanner, Leslie Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW — Kim Gilbert, Amy Loughhead, Crystal Coleman, Kristi Slagle, Jennifer Wil- liams, Faith Burch, Meredith Claytor. BACK ROW — Michele Buzzard, Tammy Camden, Beth Laswell, Heather Spence, Leslie Williams, Donna Groot, Jeremy DeKeus, Aaron Zdinak. NHS FRONT ROW — Beth Laswell, Tammy Camden, Jody Albritton, Susan Gilbert. SECOND ROW — Angela Wood, Faith Burch, Ker- ri Cash, Jennifer Williams, Leslie Fitzgerald, Meredith Claytor, Beth McElroy, Sharon Hickman. THIRD ROW — Crissy Snead, Mary Lynn, Heather Spence, Crystal Campbell, Kandy Walters, Shannon Garrett, Drew Tanner. BACK ROW — Donna Groot, Greg Taylor, Aaron Zdinak, Bobby McDowell, Orie Snider, Billy Al- lan, Darin Bowman, Tim Deyo. FHA FRONT ROW — Becky Miller, Missy Plogger, Lisa Davis. SECOND ROW — Sandy Ogden, Michele Southers, Lisa Hill, Hope Lilley. THIRD ROW — Monica Huffman, Leslie Patter- son, Leecy Nicely, Debbie Matthews, Laura Bradford. CLUBS 91 STH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PRES. Kim Gilbert, VICE PRES. Amy Loughhead, SEC- RETARY Crystal Coleman ,and Leslie Williams, HIS- TORIAN, Kristie Slagle . 10TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PRES Leslie Fitzgerald, VICE PRES Samantha Wheel- er, SECRETARY Wendy Gibson, TREASURER Tony Deyo. 11TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PRES. Heather Spence, VICE PRES Stephanie Clevenger, SECRETARY Mary Lynn , TREASURER Ker- ri Cash. 12TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PRES Aaron Zdinak, VICE PRES Jody Albritton, TREASURER Karen Nuckols , SECRETARY Susan Gil- bert, HISTORIAN Shannon Garrett and Beth Cooper . 92 CLASS OFFICERS FORENSICS FRONT ROW — Michele Beard, Crystal Camp- bell, Holli Bazzie, Faith Burch. BACK ROW — Darin Bowman, Donna Groot, Virginia Perry, Jeremy DeReus. FRONT ROW — Holli Bazzle, Bethany Cooper, Melissa Whitlow, Sonya Hamilton. SECOND ROW — Virginia Perry, Michele Beard, Ray Williams, Jeremy DeReus. BACK ROW — Tim Deyo, Darin Bowman, John Hancock. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW — Sharon Hickman, Mrs. Crush, Crystal Coleman, Amy Loughhead, Kim Gil- bert, Tracy Whitt, Melissa Grow, Angel Ham- ilton. SECOND ROW — Stephanie Clevenger, Mi- chele Lynn, Heather Spence, Leslie Fitzger- ald, Sybil Floyd, Randy Elliot, Timmy McDaniel, Will Montgomery. BACK ROW — Randy Walters, Greg Taylor, Robin Elliot, Orie Snider, Billy Allan, Shawn Zdinak, Cameron Sherlock, Roy Mohler, Chris Gibson. CLUBS 93 94 CLUBS PEER HELPERS FRONT ROW: Mary Lynn, Heather Spence, Mi- chele Beard, Stephanie Clevenger, Faith Burch, Stephanie Stinnett. BACK ROW: Tim Deyo, Daren Bowman, Brian Yelverton, Aaron Zdinak, Kim Laswell, Crystal Campbell, Tammy Camden. SADD FRONT ROW: Beth Laswell, Katie Grow, Bethany Cooper, Stephanie Clevenger, Holli Bazzle, Stephanie Stinnett. SECOND ROW: Beth Lawhome, Michele Beard, Maggie Williams, Randy Davis, Crissy Snead, Michele Buzzard, Mary Lynn. THIRD ROW: Penny Moore, Karen Rogers, Christy Coleman, Marcy Gallier, Beth Mohler, Tammy Camden. BACK ROW: Tim Deyo, Chad Jenkins, Daren Bow- man, Aaron Zdinak, Drew Tanner, Missy Chit- tum, Jody Albritton . LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Kristie Ruff, Katie Grow, Faith Burch, Jennifer Williams, Kerri Cash. SECOND ROW: Lori Donald, Tammy Chittum, Crissy Snead, Michele Buzzard, Melody Austin, Maggie Williams. THIRD ROW: Beth Lawhomne, Leece Nicely, Steve Campbell, Carolee Cole, Mary Lynn, Bradley Fairchild, Marcy Gallier. BACK ROW: Leslie Williams, Chrisy Coleman, Shelley Slagle, Brian Yelverton, Scott Moore, Donnie Coleman. TALENT SEARCH FRONT ROW: Tonya Beverly, Barbie Staton, Katina Coleman, Stephanie Stinnett, Michele Lynn, Angela Wood, Missy Watts, Wendi Gibson, Missy Plogger, Melissa Grow, Tera Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Kristie Ruff, Katie Grow, Faith Burch, Stephanie Clevenger, Timmy McDaniel, Tammy Chittum, Samantha Wheel- er, Kim Gilbert, Amy Loughhead, Melody Austin, Crystal Coleman. THIRD ROW: Sandra Bryant, Leecy Nicely, Michele Buz- zard, Chad Slough, Robbie Clark, Leslie Fitzgerald, Meredith Claytor, Michele Beard, Sybil Floyd, Melissa Whitten, Sonya Hamilton, Sharon Hickman. FOURTH ROW: Anita Mason, Lisa Mikels, Lisa Graybill, Carolee Cole, Steven Campbell, Leslie Williams, David Meredith, Lisa Hamilton, Karen Rogers, Jody Albritton, Randy Walters. FIFTH ROW: Greg Taylor, Randy Elliot, Beth Mohler, Orie Snider, Christy Schultz, Billy Allen, Angie Ramsey, John Campbell, Brent Secrist, Crystal Campbell, Drew Tanner. BACK ROW: Ray Williams, James Shafer, Chad Huffman, Amy Staton, Chad Widdifield, Tony Ferguson, Kelly Vassor, Tim Deyo, Marshall Southers, J.D. Dickinson, John McElroy. € oY “¢@ Ro tees a As the week was drawing to a close and the school pagent started closing in, I could feel the butterflys start forming in my stomach and before I realized it Saturday moming had crept up on me. Well, the day flew by. Before I knew it the time had come to go to the school. The event finally started and the results were: 4th runner-up, Wendi Gibson, 3rd runner-up, Robyn Elliott, 2nd runner-up, Crissy Snead, 1st run- ner-up, Jody Albritton, and Miss PMHS 1989 is Lorie Truslow. Showing the smile that helped her receive the title of Miss PMHS is Lori Truslow after being crowned. Lori Truslow Miss PMH S 1989 Jody Albritton ist runner up Robyn Elliott Srd runner up Wendi Gibson 4th runner up Crissy Snead 2nd runner up 96 MISS PMHS Melissa Tracy Karen Jennifer Chittum Kennedy Rogers Williams Leslie Wendi Linda Danielle Fitzgerald Gibson Chittum Williams Smiling pretty for the camara is Senior Crissy Snead and Junior Robin Elliot. Looking worried about the next phase of competition is Sophomore Wendi Gibson. Pausing for a moment before the final event are Seniors Missy Chit- tum, and Jody Albritton . The four finalists wait to see who Miss PMHS will be. Waiting anxiously are Sophomore Wendy Gibson and Seniors Crissy Snead, Tracy Kennedy, Karen Rogers. MISS PMHS 97 -4] PROCESS C 200 film ‘ , oe avi CUT ae CANDID CAMERA Row, row, row your canoe? eee eeeeeeeseseeeee see eeseeseseeeseeeeeseeeseeee [ eco cesccccee fs eo CANDID CAMERA 99 wae __ 1 Wide Open Wild Ones Activities in Buena Vista may vary from danc- ing and partying to just riding around. Most people hang out and talk to friends on the park- ing lots of Pizza Hut, Ronaldo’s,May’s, Ken- ney’s. For dancing most people go to the ReC- reation Station. Even though there is not a whole lot to do in a smali town, people can easily find something to do in Buena Vista. This is a town that is usually wide open on week-ends for wild ones. While being some where they shouldn’t be Brian Lowdermilk waves goodbye, but Susan Gilbert turns her back. Partying with friends is fun as is shown by senior Debbie Matthews . 00 CANDID tit While standing in the Pizza Hut parking lot, seniors Dana Mears _ Priscilla Painter , Desra Dawson , Karen Nuckols , Carol Ramsey , and Jeannie Moore prepare for the night ahead. Making a face at all her friends is senior Carol Ramsey . NAA AA NIA — mat ani A Night of Dreams As the prom theme said it was “A Night of Dreams’’. Everyone looked like they walked out of a fairy tale. There was happiness in the air and everyone looked as if they were floating around in a dream. Once again the prom was held in the Sem ballroom. The D.J. was the same as last year and not without a doubt the best. The night was going great. There was plenty of good food and cold drinks. The king and queen for the Class of 1989 were Brian Lowdermilk and Billie Jean Oyler . It was the time for the Senior walk. This year there was a change. We wouldn’t only have a prom king and queen, we would also have a prom court. The king and queen were an- nounced as Billie Jean Oyler and Brian Lowdermilk. The juniors worked very hard and made it a night to remember. The decorations were beautiful and made a regular room into a ballroom fantasy. The Junior-Senior Prom of 1989 was “A Night of Dreams” and will always be remembered. During the senior line up, everyone waits for the other seniors to walk in. Jai Wis Ps — ( uN a ft ne [crt } mW, ; i x y XN bare ( x iL va i} fy 6 {7 La Ni. 1 ¢ Wh AS D ea “ : ye ig! i whe Kael JR. SR. PROM 101 as iy { “ NaAF A be maa “A be cs Working hard on the prom decorations are juniors Taking a break from dancing are seniors Tammy Dawn Coleman and Jennifer Williams . Hartless and Melissa Whitlow . yi (ce AMT ZA Vex ce yi e ia “f J 5 Sa | _ 5 Having a great time are many couples slow dancing Caught by the camera while dancing are junior Lori in “A Night of Dreams”. Sorrels with her date, Jeff Clevenger and senior Chad Widdifield with his date Khonda Williams . : oe mm ie fae = if ic. 102 JR. SR. PROM ee ( c (-—- t ed (- sy (= o yf --§ ead. aa) pie | (fp [3 : mf | a Lom : Smiling for the camera at their last prom are seniors Looking very happy about entering into the Sem Shelly Hite , Priscilla Painter , Carol Ramsey ,__ ballroom are freshman Kim Hall and junior Scott is and Karen Nuckols. Moore. a ‘y. coe, rae While having the prom catered. a cake was made for Enjoying the prom very much is junior Monica Pee t the Class of 1989 in the prom colors. Huffman with her date Jeff Bartley and senior a Crissy Snead with junior Randy Elliot . a JR. SR. PROM 103, 2eyrervrze THE FINAL Day The time had come, it was graduation night June 16, 1989 at Glen Maury Park. The air was full of excitement and anticipa- tion. The sight of friends and family mem- bers and tears of sadness and joy was not un- uSual. The sen- ior class was continued on Pg. 106. Singing a special song at the Baccalaureate Service are several members of the Senior class. Reviewing the canoe film from Senior Day are these “serious Walking down the aisle at the Baccalaureate Service faced”’ film critics at the Senior Banquet. are Beth Cooper and valedictorian Darin Bowman. ere’ rF’ eters 104 GRADUATION Seniors Missy Watts and Chad Slough march together at ‘Look at my hairl’’ s ays Beth Laswell as she and Tam- Baccalaureate Service. my Camden are caught off quard after Baccalaureate. Waiting to enter the Banquet are Jody Albritton, Beth ‘Why do you want to take a picture?” asks Brooke Mohler, Susan Gilbert, Missy Chittum, and Penny Moore. Huffman as she and Jinky Garrett are caught by the camera. e e s s ’s | eri e2@ ’ Df’ ?f GRADUATION The Day cont. from pg. 104 The welcome was given by class president Aaron Zdinak. Speeches were de- livered by the 1989 Valedic- torian Darin Bowman and Salutatorian Susan Gilbert. Before too long, Mr. Flint was declaring the class, graduates of PMHS. The tra- ditional switch of the tassel and the graduating class bid their farewell. The year had come and gone and the class of 89 had tried to With a smile of satisfation is Spider Caught by the camera is Shannon Livebe ‘ Shields. ry after graduation. make their mark at PMHS. Pausing for a quick picture are Susan Gilbert, Jinky Garrett, Tracy Kenned Lisa Hamilton, Penny Moore, Jody Albritton, and Missy Chittum. Helping Missy Watts with her cap is Jody Al- britton as Angie Ramsey and Beth Laswell look on. Preparing themselves for the “Big Moment’ are “I can put this cap away now” thinks Anticipating the moment she will recei Tressa Grant, Alisa Graybill, Angie Davis,and Tony Rice as he smiles after grad- her diploma is Michelle Buzzard. Cindy Moore. uation ceremonies. GRADUATION POD iieen te bent eee pe AS : De ; BOO = NY wee ZOO a. } qa. 4 i 2S “p- y w ¢ Ter - e oc e hapten 2 f a s od ret ad 4 SOON ¢ mQy ore = Compliments Of The McCOY’S Sports Center 639 Waddell St. H. G. McCoy 703-463-4339 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CRUSHED STONE Leaving the Buena Vista Ci- ty limits, vehi- cles cross over the newly con- structed H. Rus- sell Robey Bridge. Hees W. T. PAXTON pou COMPANY 703-463-2106 General Insurance SINCE 1892 CHARLES W. MAYO ROWSEY P.O. BOX 708 2141 SYCAMORE AVENUE BARGER SON, Home: 705-261-2585 703-261-6522 INC. Citsy of Muena Vista Sycamore Aue. Buena Hista, Ya. The Rockbridge Weekly 2013 Magnolia Avenue Buena Vista, VA 24416 261-7401 DANA CORPORATION SPICER AXLE DIVISION Buena Vista Mfg. Manufacturers of Knitwear Buena Vista, VA 24416 Wishes the class of 1989 all the best for tl u“r “iss 1e best for the future ee ‘Ads 109 BLUE RIDGE ANIMAL CLINIC, P.C. LARGE AND SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE ALLEN E. STRECKER, D.V.M. RT. 5, BOx 80 KENNETH L. 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Phone: 261-2200 WHAT DO FRESHMEN THINK THE SCARIEST THINGS POSSIBLY FACING THEM IN THEIR FU- TURE YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE? 1. “I will lose all my friends and none of them will speak to me.’ — Hollie Baz- zie 2. “Meeting new peo- ple.” — Marnie By- ers 3. “Getting up early just to come to school.’’ — Cory Claytor 4. “Having Mrs. Mutis- paugh again!’’ — Joe Glass 5. “Trying to stay away from drugs.’’ — Chad Jenkins 6. “The school falling down.’ = Amy Loughead 7. “Not passing.’’ — John McElroy 8. “If I'll ever get out of here.’’ — Cameron Sherloch 9. ‘“‘Drugs.’’ — Ellis Tomlin 10. “Not graduating.’ — Tracy Whitt First American Bank of Virginia Two Full Service Branches to Serve You Lexington 22 South Main Street Lexington — Buena Vista Shopping Park a. Stephanie Jones b. Chad Widdifield c. Tammy Stinnett d. Shannon Lineberry e. Carol Ramsey f. Will Montgomery g. Karen Nuckols h. Beth Mohler i. Karen Rogers j. Jody Albritton k. Priscilla Painter 1. Missy Watts m. Annie Ramsey n. 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Box 938 Lexington, VA 24450 Schewel Furniture Co. 146 South Main Stdl. Lexington, VA 24450 Shirey Brown Drug Store 216 W. 22nd Stdl. Buena Vista, VA 24416 Super-X Drugs Rt. 11 North College Town Square Lexington, VA 24450 Tilson Real Estate 28 S. Main Stdl. Lexington, VA 24450 Value Mart 2175 Magnolia Ave. Buena Vista, VA 24416 Vita Associates, Inc. 17 South Jefferson Stdl. Lexington, VA 24450 THE CARPET OUTLET, INC. 2101 Sycamore Avenue Buena Vista, Virginia 24416 261-2938 c= ca SERVIDTAR. Lexington Hardware Company 23 South Main St. Lexington, Va. 24450 463-2242 261-3928 WHAT GIRLS HATE ABOUT BOYS 1. When they don't put the toilet seat down. — unani- mous 2. When they wave or talk to you when it’s convenient for them. — Alisa Graybill Dana Mears 3. Jealous of others especially of past boyfriends. — unan- imous 4. Those who “Hack Oysters’’ — Stepha- nie Jones 5. When they are too macho to show their true feelings. — Missy Chittum 6. When they act to- tally different around their friends than when they are alone w you. — Jody Al- britton Penny Moore 7. They aren't trust- worthy and they don’t understand some- thing even when it is spelled out for them. — Missy Watts 8. They expect girls to wait for their calls but never vice-versa. — Shannon Garett 9. They think they can get by w anything. — Karen Nuckols 10. They all use the same comy lines. — Angela Wood 11. They think they have the upper hand on girls. — Gale Roberts Burlington Industries Glasgow Yarn and Carpet Plants Glasgow, Virginia An Equal Opportunity Employer 2 SOVRAN BANK P.O. Box 828 Buena Vista, Va. 24416 DOAEOAING son. 3 beara ene een HUNAN GARDEN RESTAURANT BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA 24416 BUENA Viera (703) 463-3330 PHONE 703-261-2181 ECE Eos Baa Se ROCKBRIDGE SQUARE SHOPPING MALL = EAST NELSON STREET LEXINGTON, VA 24450 Driving along the Parkway, this beauti- ful view of Buena Vista is captured. PAINTER SPACE PRINT, INC. 1723 Sycamore Avenue Buena Vista, VA 24416 David M. Painter TELEPHONE Vice President (703) 261-6900 SUPER!) SUPER 8 MOTEL — LEXINGTON JAMES S. McCOWN, D.D.S. : 120 East 22nd Street Telephone 261-3145 Buena Vista Virginia 24416 ® Lexington, VA 24450 703-463-7858 LEA RHODES Manager For Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-843-1991 S property is independently owned and operated pursuant to a franchise agreement with SUPER 8 MOTELS, INC Phone: 463-2826 re ON , Hilltop Convenience Store E-Z Mart Poplar il Exxon CITGO | kx co suena vista, va Rt. 60 181 Auto Repairs and Parts Tires — Batteries — Accessories pc siisit:: A Ads 121 122 ADS Expressions HAIR DESIGN 2156 Sycamore Ave. Buena Vista, VA 24416 Haircuts, Perms, specialty perms, highlighting, . permanent hair coloring, semi permanent coloring, Blow drying, eyebrow arching facial hair removal a by waxing, earpiercing 261-1156 Lynda Jamerson - owner-operator WHAT BOYS HATE Youre At Howe Wit. Us! HOME REALTY 149 WEST 22nd STREET BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA REALTOR® BUS. 261-5502 BUS. 261-5582 VIRGINA P. REYNOLDS BROKER ABOUT GIRLS! 1. “Can't get a word in edgewise’’ — unani- mous 2. “When you are be- ing friendly and they think it’s a pickup.” — Chad Widdifieid 3. ‘‘Possessive’ — Chad Widdifield 4. Always have to get their way — unani- mous! 5. Never on time. — unanimous! 6. “They never have an opinion about any- thing.’’ — James Shafer and Drew Tanner 7. “When they don’t want to cooperate with last minute changes.”’ — Brian Yelverton 8. “They tease with their body but never pro- duce.’’ — Chad Slough 9. “They always ‘still want to be friends’ after the break up.” — Chad Slough 10. “They always say we don’t have ‘The Prob- lems’ they do.’ — Aar- on Zdinak 11. “Complain too much and are bossy.’’ — Kevin Link 12. “Too Sentimental.”’ — Darin Keith Bow- man 13. “Wear too much make-up.’’ — Tony Rice and Freddie Benson 14. “When they talk re- ally dirty.’’ — Billy Con- nelly 15. “Always wanting to lose weight.’ — Kevin Clark Albritton, Jody... . 4,6, 7, 12, 18, 28,70, 77, 91, 92, 94,.97,123 Allen; Billy . 222.0045 ht, Geb ee: ALVIN DENNIS ...- i. ils} (ARYL rvs 9 5 G GUO Gin ORO Poo 118 Armentrout, Alana ESAT | ANG erated reed se 46, 49 Austin, Melody....... 46, 84, 94 AVETS MW ADGA ty ss keemeroney ker ate 30 BeVaMOLORS (eee eee 117 Baker, Chuck .. 46, 60, 68, 82, 83 BAND Adicacis Str ctore aaa 3 acs 86, 97 BANK OF ROCKBRIDGE ...116 Bares Mrs Helena. aeons oe 52 Barger, Coachac meres. ori Owidid Barger, JaSOMry i cleaner 81, 83 Barger, Mrs Linda .......... 52 Razzle, Holl tenvcss © 6 6.e-s TON ey Bazzle, Holli... Beard, Michele . . 46, 87, 90, 93, 94 ONS 1 G0 Ole 93, 94 Beasley, Mr Vince .......... BZ Beaver, Derrick . 7, 18, 28, 60, 61, 82 Beavers Neil ic cas eis toes sans 46 Benson, Freddie .... 4, 10, 12, 18, 28, 64, 65, 90, 124, 127 Bethany, Cooper Beverly; Ashléyvapriae se a v.e 26: 7 erred he Morte 6 eB on he ode 28 Beverly; honyaeun truer 46, 94 BLEVINS TEXACO........ 118 BLUE BIRD EAST......... 111 BLUE RIDGE ANIMAL CLINIC Bee. SRR Ae Mare he Noles ane 110 Bobbit, Curnteai ae oe see es 18 eel S 1 28160, 875 90, 91, 93, 94, 126 Bowman, Darin BOY’S JV BASKETBALL ....82 BOYZSCENNIS evergreen 66 BOY2S DRA CR Siar ce elslote nisi 71 Bradford, Dr James ......... 54 Bradford; Laura ..c-seec« oe cies 91 Brads, Coach ake 60, 82 Brads, Goach bere one he 3 a 83 Branch, Gregus. ee 30 Branch, Vernon Branham, John....... 395 77,0;500 Breeden, Darryl te. ssa si oa 91 Brockenbrough, Jason ....... 83 Brockenbrough, Jason . 43, 48, 62, 81 IBTOWTNA CHET IG cis sho aye stern 39 Brown ohawn © «ss, 6 se 8, 30 Bryans, Jonathan Bryant; orl er. cr ee eo ee sas 46 Bryant, Sandra... )-.-+-..--- 94 Burch, Faith... 30, 37, 91, 93, 94 Burch |imige tometer 77 Burch, Loris sens a 18, 28 Burch sScottyacrac ersten sore 87 Burks, Mrs Mary ........--.- 52 BURKS INSURANCE ...... 118 Buzzard,cA lane eee ee ee 39 Buzzard, Alanis seuss oie heise 45 ee Olea Loa 28, 72, 76, 91, 94 Byers, Marnie........... 46, 87 Buzzard, Michele cS) Cc.c. PARTS INCORPORATIONS ..... 118 Camden, Greg .... 36, 39, 45, 91 CamdenjFNikkiiee =) oo to. © 84 Camden, Tammy . . 13, 18, 28, 74, 91, 94 Campbell, Anglia ........ 18, 28 Campbell, Billy..........--. 30 Campbell, Crystal . . 39, 45, 87, 90, 91, 93, 94 Campbell, John Ne ees 30, 91, 94 Campbell, Ronnie........ 67, 78 Campbell, Stephen . 39, 70, 91, 94 CARPET OUTLET ........ 119 Garr) Mrs Winniéaece. 32. 52 Carter, Carolyn............. 39 Carter: Clydewia ee 18, 28 Garter) Georgeinn. cee 39 Carter, Mrs Sally.......... 8, 52 Cash, John Cash, Kerri. . 30, 37, 74, 91, 92, 94 Gash? Leshemon in aovainciens oe 30, 64 Gash; Mr EaWite a tenner tag 52 Gash) Robent aur. se roernerer nes 47 Cash) WE ce a eo 18, 28 Cauley, James........... 18, 28 CENTR AL FIDELITY ...... 113 GENTURY 2125 ay roe 110 CHARLES W. BARGER SONS ING 2st cee eee 108 Chittum; D'D 3s ae oa ee 70 Most Athletic Penny Moore, Aaron Zdinak Chittum, David... . 10, 60, 62, 81, 82, 91 Chittum, Windages staan 46, 91 Chittum, Missy . . 4, 12, 19, 28, 91, 94, 97 Chittum) Sonyarerr et its 87 Chittum, Tammy ... 4, 10, 11, 30, 37,91, 94 Clair; Gary St. secre) - 49 Clark; Alex Pi ecem pans coetone = 30 Clark, Jessica . 353: 35 mh. 84 Clark; Kevinvena acre 19, 28, 124 Clagc IKrista spasms creo 19, 90 Clark, Krista. ....:.. thas ls VET Clark, Melissa css. smu-,- os 19, 28 Clark; Nelsons ee 46 Clark, Paul Clark, Robbie.......- 60, 82, 94 Glark) Rodneéyaeera- certs - 30 Clark;-Shake-veeps sister cise 81 Clark, Stephanie............ 87 Clark, Timmy CLASS OFFICERS .......... 92 Claytor, Cory ..........- 47, 81 Claytor, Gory .............. 81 Claytor, Coy............... 83 Claytor, Meredith . . 39, 45, igi he 94 Clevenger, Stephanie . . 30, 74, 90, 92, 93, 94 Cline, Mrs Jane..........-.- 52 Coffey, Mark Coffey, Michelle............ “ahe) Coffey, Rhonda ...... 30, 70, 90 Cole, Carolee .. 30, 72, 74, 75, 76, 94 Coleman, Christy . . 30, 72, 73, 77, 90, 91, 94 Coleman, Crystal . . 47, 84, 91, 92, 93, 94 Coleman, David .. 19, 28, 30, 127 Coleman, Dawn .. . 30, 40, 72, 73, VAs ONO, dle LOZ Coleman, Donnie .. 62, 64, 91, 94 Coleman, Greg...........-- 30 Coleman, Harold ........... 47 Coleman, Jeff.............. 81 Coleman, Johan ......... 70, 84 Coleman, Katina......... 39, 94 Coleman, Scottec. cine. 0 39 Connelly, Billy ... . 19, 28, 64, 65, 124 Connelly, Richard .......... 47 Conner; Cecil tcage ere ns 39 Conner, Lora sign saeea oes: 39 Conner, Pamir. crc ci hens 19 Cooper, Amy ..........---- 87 Cooper, Beth ..........-+. 126 Cooper, Bethany... 28, 87, 90, 92, 93, 94 Cooper, Kimberly COUNTRY KITCHEN BAKERY Mains Ao ROOD Hoan Oa 118 Craft} MrMikemoascicreraes roe 52 Critzery |€lhy ene ee 39 CROSS COUNTRY ......... 68 Crush, Mrs Karen........ 52, 93 Crutchfield, Stephanie .... 12, 31 OD DAVID McCORMICK ...114 Davis, Angie.... 4, 19, 28, 91 Davis, Duane was ware ee or 81 Davis, Lisa aero ee 47,91 Davis, Randy ..... 47, 87, 94 Davis, Shantel . 19, 87, 90 Davis, Tera ... 42, 47,91, 94 Dawson, Desra ....12, 20, 25, 91, 100, 127 DEE:DEE’S hee eer 118 Deyo, Tim . 31, 66, 78, 87, 90, 91, 93, 94 Deyo, Tony .. . 39, 66, 67, 87, 92 Dickinson, J D .... 47, 68, 94 Dickinson, Mrs Dawn ..... 52 Dickinson, Robbie . 62, 81, 83 DOMINION BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS...... 117 Donald, Lori ........ 39, 94 Donald, Neal ........ 31, 68 Donald, Wesley Dougal, Aaron .......... 47 Downs, Coach. s Bde ope DRAMA CLUB.......... 93 Dyer, Stephanie ......... 39 Cc Ellington, Kristi ......... 87 Elliot, Randy .. 12, 31, 36, 60, Sil, fe}, Blo Slei, Ge: Elliot, Randy .... 64, 65, 103 Elliot, Robyn .. . 6, 31, 56, 57, 91, 93, 97 Elliot, Robyn ........ 70, 71 Evans; Coach age. 3 cu0e so 68 Evans ).Goachteroseric ors 53 Evans, bauer 12 EXPRESSIONS ........ 122 Best Looking Jody Albrittion, Brain Yelverton Je Index 1235 Wiis FACTORY DISCOUNT FURNITURE ........ 116 Fairchild, Bradley..... 31, 94 FBLA, SCA, NHS, FHA ...91 Ferguson, Tony .. . 66, 78, 4 4 FITZGERALD LUMB....114 Fitzgerald, Albert Fitzgerald, Christopher Fitzgerald, Kelly......... 45 Fitzgerald, Kelly...... SN ake, Fitzgerald, Leslie ..... 45, 76 Fitzgerald, Leslie . . 40, eds Thr 91, 92, 93, 94 Bix; Ditfany gees 20, 28 Fletcher, Shane ... 47, 62, 81 Flint, Adami, .-0aa oi reice 31 Flint, Mr Wayne....... 4, 53 Floyd, Angie ........ 39, 80 Floyd; Brentrere.-)-nrerne a 39 Floyd, Crystal’). -. 2 i - 47 Floyd) Doleyarese riers 81 Floyd, James. ....--....- 40 Floyd, jefiee eran 40, 41, 45 Floyd, Leshien is. eretera stat: 81 Floyd, Mrs Elsie ....... 4,53 Floyd, Susan:: .......-- 47 Floyd, Sybil ... 40, 80, 93, 94 FORENSIGS fee. ae ae 93 FOUR SEASONS ....... 118 Koxi Goachtaaeiea 60, 68, 82 Fox; Mr Nelson...) 53 Fuller; Darren Gere 87 Euller;y|ason:gsra) oie 70 GA. BONDED FIBER ... 120 Class Clown Coretta Thurman, Kevin Clark Pan QF Gallier, Marcy .... 40, 45, 85, 94 Garrett, April Garrett, Heather °.°.% 00.) 47 Garrett, Jinky........ 20, 28, 90 Garrett; Scottaneen 0 eric aye 13 Garrett, Shannon . . 20, 28, 90, 91, 92, 126 GEORGIA PACIFIC ....... 111 GERMAN CLUB ........... 93 Gibson, Chris...... 3, 47, 81, 93 Gibson, Terry7is 3 ce seek 47 Gibson, Wendi . . 4, 13, 40, 45, 56, 57,91, 92, 94, 97 GIG vers, Sh Re ee ar Le 114 Gilbert, Kim... 47, 80, 91, 92, 93, 94 iy th, PADS EO EN. 92, 100, 125 GIRL’S JV BASKETBALL .. . . 84 GIRL’S JV VOLLEYBALL ...85 Gilbert, Susan.... GIRE;SITENNIS faeces ec 67 GIRL’S TRACK ie. ge. oe 70 Glass, JOC bade earn 70 Glass, |] 0€ 2%, Mec ees eae 47 Glass, Martha ato ors caer ten 84 Golden, Chrisie otters ee 47 GOLEM. Notvetes Crde Osan tons 68 GRADUATION ... 104, 105, 106 Grant, Douglas............. 40 Grant, Marion Grant, Tammy . . 7, 31, 72, 73, 76, Wel Grant; Tl ressaeeers ter tees cs 20, 28 Gravatt, Mr Ronald ......... 53 Gray, Leslie Marat cs eens 47 Graybill, Alisa .... 4, 20, 94, 127 GREEN VALLEY RENT-ALLS .. 110 Groah, Melissa .... 47, 87, 93, 94 Groot, Donna..... 31, 90, 91, 93 Grow, Katie ......... 47, 87, 94 Grow; Susanless cesar 7, 40 Guscatt, Michelle ........... 47 HR) BLOCK? ince caters een 118 Hall, Kim..... 7,47, 76, 80, 103 Hamilton, Angel . . 31, 75, 76, 91, 93 Hamilton, Bryant .. 40, 60, 82, 90 Hamilton, Lisa .. 4, 20, 28, 91, 94 Hamilton, Sonya . . 31, 72, 90, 93, 94 HAMILTON?Sie creve ie sieteus 114 Hancock, Mr John .......... DS Hand, Coach)acvsneete = 72, 84 Hartless, Bontsec. ete 0 or 47 Hartless, Tammy ........... 90 Hartless; lammyenncos 102 Hartless, Veronica .......... 87 Hawes, Karen=. 180m. esi 40, 87 HEDRICK’S CLOTHING FOR WOMEN ain pote te sss 118 Henry, Michael Henson, David's..5 sis cen 47 Henson, Troy Biggest Flirt Brooke Huffman, Billy Connel- ly Hess, Mrs Virginia .......... 53 Hickman, Sharon . . 31, 87, 91, 93, 94 Hickman, Troy ......... 47, 81 Higgins, Danny ...... 47, 81, 83 Higgins, Katie ...........-- 47 HILEMAN TIRE COMPANY INCORPORATION ...... 118 Hilly Jennifenea irate reer 74 Hill PEtsa 4y.05 es ord ohh = ota 91 Hill Roget meetin rete 47 Hinkle; Darren 3...0. seueke oe os 70 Hinkle; Darren, 2535. «2 a 47 Hinkle; Mary 22. «sos 21, 28 Hite; Jeft cei anata ee 81 Hite, Shellyaa. auceetane 21, 28, 91 Hite; Shell yieyetr eee 103 HODGE PODGE .......... 118 HOME REALITY.......... 122 HOMECOMING........... (a 7 Horne, Chrisy-en. sacs: 31, 34 Hostetter, Timmy........... 47 Houck, Jerry «+ ...«..+5«+-- 47 Huffman, Amy...........-- 85 Huffman, Brooke . . 21, 28, 56, 57, 74, 90, 124 Huffman, Chad ...... 21, 28, 94 Huffman, Miss Leola .... . 53, 86 Huffman, Monica. . 3, 31, 91, 103 Huffman, Robbie......... tip)! Huffman, Tommy ....... 40, 45 HULL’S DRIVE-INN....... 118 Humphreys, Sharon......... 47 Humphries, Charlie ......... 47 HUNAN GARDENS RESTAURANT.......... 120 INDOOR TRACK ....... 78,79 INTERNATIONAL CLUB ...90 Irvine, Davidot.2 dmisiaouse aieae 7 Irvine, Jason Irvine, Michael J H CASUAL WEAR ..... 118 J. TODD JONES ........... 118 Jarvis, Stacy ...... 40, 41, 45, 64 Jay, Mrs Judy ..........+--; 53 Jenkins, Ghad' at aera 48, 87, 94 Johnson, Mark Jones, Michelle . 21, 28, 81, 87, 90 Jones, Stephanie......... 28, 91 JR. AND SR. PROM... 101, 102, 103 JV BASEBALL ..........--. 83 JV CHEERLEADERS........ 80 JV FOOTBALL ............ 81 Kennedy, Toni Kennedy, Tracy .. . 13, 21, 28, 34, 97, 127 KENNEY?S 2 2 oo ee ee 111 Koch, Mrs Garolis. : oe oe 53 Most Talkative Karen Rodgers, Freddie Benson é ND DAD Y’S HA BUT pere acti 111 Laswell, Beth ... . 6, 7, 21, 29, 91, 94, 126 Laswell, Kim .. 39, 40, 45,57, 94 LATIN CLUB Rrra iicisndeeter 94 Lawhorne, Beth ......... 48, 94 Lawhorne, Teresa .... 42, 48, 87 awrences [ayneiier. cco ssuereis, « 21 Leadbetter, Mr Raymond ..... 54 LEE’S CARPET CO......... 119 MEGGETT saceeiin sb ere at 110 Leonard, Mrs'Garolm. «20 . 53 LEXINGTON PRESCRIPTION CENTER Serer es 118 Lilley, ;Fopemracs im seas 6 36, 91 Dalley; Kevingen cs sayegry eer 90 Lineberry, Shannon ... .4, 21, 28 90, 125 Auank;, KEVIN non kee ss ote 28 Lipscomb, Deborah ......... 48 Gr LES STORER SS seo 117 LOCAL RENTAL CAR ..... 117 mockett.(Mraward occ aecuntels 53 MOMINAC,, UEIGaes apace ers 40 Lotts, Shaun Loughhead, Amy . . 48, 70, 80, 90, SIG Se hls Cet Lowdermilk, Brian..... emlion oe 100, 101 Lowdermilk, Vince..... 7,40, 45 Lynn, Joy Lynn, Mary ... 34, 40, 91, 92, 94 Lynn, Michele .... 87, 90, 93, 94 Lynn; Mr Beanies earn ca 54 yn, NICK Ieee cre tM Rac hoe 87 @ (p, Madison, Frankie ........... 48 Martin, Bobbyieserai: ci 48 Martin, Keithias setae ke 5 shes 83 Martin, T raviSiecems sites essen 48 Mascarinia, Flena........... 34 Mason; Anitagern cs 4 48, 91, 94 MATT H Gi Bere che cio tes 90 Matthews, Bryan......... 3s all Matthews, Debbie . . 21, 28, 90, 91, 100 IMCACKW A Vai kn epensc ss ae 118 Mays; Alkan asa sete oie 41, 42, 48 Mays; Crystal Ha nies: 2a. 4 o 87 Mays, Gregory McAllister, Angel........ 41, 48 McAllister, April ........ 46, 48 McCormick, Preston......... 48 McCormick, ScOtt.cife ac 86506 81 McCOY’S SPORT CENTER. . 108 McDaniel, John MeDanielS Kelly iaettanysc + lene: 21 McDaniel, Scottie . . 42, 60, 61, 82, 91 McDaniel, Timmy . 31, 41, 45, 62, 68,91, 93, 94 McDowell, Bobby . . 34, 62, 63, 70, 90, 91 McElroy, Beth . 72, 73, 76, 77, 91 McElroy, John .... 46, 81, 83, 94 McGuffin, Jeff .... 11, 34, 62, 70 Meade sO UINCY! cra. eter: 41, 66 Mears, Danae ot +c s 22 LOO W127 Meredith, David ... 41, 87, 90, 94 MERRIE GAYLE DAVIDSON SO MICHAEL L. DEREUS ..... 118 Mikels And yisnecer ers oie er 41, 70 Mikels).Gindyenae rience 34, 42 Mikels, Lisa ...... 40, 41, 80, 94 Mikels, Vernon! -cx sitar tetas tee 34 Miller Beckyines rate ies 41,91 Millerstasoncem gata ia tenet? 34 Miller, Ronald MISS IPM H See eeeteerciee 96, 97 Mohler, Beth ... 6, 22, 29, 34, 56, 57, 90, 94 Mohler, Roy... 49, 81, 82, 83, 93 MONOGRAM CLUB........ 90 Montgomery, Kevin ......... 41 Montgomery, Will .. . 4, 9, 10, 18, 22 29,62, 10s filstosoo Moore, Cindy........... 74 PAS, Moore, James Moore, Jeannie. . aus Ps yd, Paley, PAS) 100 Moores Mrs susan, sae enete vis 54 Moore; MsiMatyae -mrereieiere tie to 54 Moore, Penny... 4, 12, 22, 29, 72, TES they hos tity Th DUES 1) Moore, Scott ..31, 34, 64, 94, 103 Moore, Vickiea..s eee 41 MUNDET HERMITE ...... Vii Muterspaugh, Darrell..... 39, 41 Mutispaugh, Mrs Mary ....... 54 MUSEUMS Meiienseertig oes 116 NEW OPTICIANS ......... 113 Newell): Matt, Griniaivctaemees 34, 40 NEWSPAPER ina crete sreteuehets 90 Nicely, eecy, anion Nicely, Melissa Nowlin, Kevin Nowlin, Nathan Most Dependable Karen Nuckols, Shannon Lineberry 2 Nuckols, Karen ... 4, 6, 7, 12, 22, 29, 91, 92, 100, 103, 125 Tae) Ogden, Sandy..... 7a PA) ALS S| Ould} Nancitg cree eie cn 41 Owens, bap Carte rier 81, 83 Oyler; Billiesiraeseraei atte 22.1 Painter, Priscilla... . 4, 12, 22, 29, 74, 75,91, 100, 103, 127 Patterson, Andrew ....... 41, 62 Patterson, Leslie... 34, 76, 90, 91 Patterson, Rad... 2. 2 60, 82 PEER HELPERS :.-.......). 94 Pemberton, Stacy ..... 45, 87 Perez, Wayne Perkins, Donnie ...... 49, 81, 83 Perry, Virginia .. 4, 10, 34, 87, ae Pitsenbarger, Tony ......... 22 Players, DiUcS ec ener 77 Plogger, Missy ..... 4 ost, Sl PREMIERE FACTORY OUTLET SRLS GIS sca EOP ERED A OR 118 Pruett, Chip...... 34, 66, 67, 91 Pryor, MrsiGerelenem i... =) 54 Pugh Stevicwcrecteneacee =r 41, 90 Radford, Audrey ........... 41 Ragland, Phil..... 34, 62, 63, 68 Ramsey, Angie ... 4, 9, 13, 23, 29, 94, 127 55 ABE Ss 74ak PAO Ramsey, Carol 100, 103, 127 Ramsey, David miter tn etatten= ee 49 Ramsey,sMik Grito ee acne 23 Ravenhorst, Mrs Joanna...... 54 Rhodes, Stephanie .......... 76 Rhodes, Tammy Rice, Tony . . 13, 23, 29, 60, 65, 82 Richardson, Cindy ....... 70, 84 Richardson, Jeff......... 66, 87 Roberts, Galeicis5 3c tes 23, 29 Roberts, olinie:-rernstete st toe 49 Roberts, Tammy......... 41, 76 Robertson, Pamela ....... 23, 29 Robinson, John ............ 36 Rockafellow, Dann ROCKBRIDGE FARMERS COOP ING Paes cae iiccae ecko 118 Rogers, Karen . 13, 23, 29, 90, 91, 94, 97 Rogers, Karen eeu} srs 124 Rogers, litaviseaelacre ee 42, 70 tee Cy g Rose, Mr Glenn ......... 54 Ruff. Koristivantes moran 49, 50, 94 SA DD A ishicit ene eee SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY sani: ] Schley; Eynnie raat 42 Schultz, Christy ...42, 72, 85, 94 Scott; Kevin’. ee 23, 29 Secrist, Brent . . 40, 42, 62, 64, 94 Sensabaugh, Jodi ........ 36 Sensabaugh, Tammy...... 42 SERVICE STAR........ 119 Shafer, Amy......... 36, 87 Shafer, James ..... 2a 729 y04- Shafer, Jenny 25 .225.5.6 5 42 10 Shafer}:Keni Kain. oe aos 90 Shafer, Robbie .... 49, 50, 81 Shaw, Stacy aerccewitl sinner: 41 Sherlock, Cameron....... 83 Sherlock, Cameron . . 3, 49, 62, = 63, 81, 93 Shields, Ronald)... 5.. 6s 24 eS SHIREY BROWN DRUG STORED a tot noas Shultz, Christy .......... Sizer; | Oli ease Skipper, Thomas Slagle, Kristy . . Slagle, Shelley .. Sloan; Allenasy 2 4s. 3.5 «sce s Sloan} Allen ¢eaeie srr Sloan;sliftan yeaa Slough, Chad .. . 7, 24, 29, 68, 91, 94 Smals, Mr James......... 54 Smith, Cameron ...... 42, 64 Smith, Fred ... 36, 60, 61, 70, Best Dressed Susan Gilbert, Drew Tan- ner INDEX 125 “Va 126 INDEX oo 82 Smith) Jimpeeas et e 81, 83 Smith) [ohnpaecm@ees se re 36 Snead, Crissy ... 6, 12, 24, 29, 56, 57, 74, 90, 91, 94, 97, 103 Snider, Orie .. . 42, 90, 91, 93, 94 SOFTBALL Ser ate. .: TOs Sorrells, Shelley 23 0... 29) SOFrels;. | UStio eer-seeue eee 42 Sorrels, Loriiaee was 42,91 Southers, Marshall . 36, 67, 94 Southers, Michele .. 24, 29, 91 Southers, Scottysaas ae 70 SOVRAN BANK ....... 120 Spangler, Melissa ........ 87 Spence, Heather . . . 36, 67, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 SPENCER HOME CENTER A, eed eh ea eee 116 Starnes, Zachary......... 36 Starnes, Zachary......... 78 STATE FARMINS...... 113 Staton, Amy ......... 91, 94 Staton, Barbie..... 42, 80, 94 Stinnett, Mrs Mary ....... 54 Stinnett, Stephanie . .6, 36, 37, 57, 90, 94 Stinnett, Tammy 12, 24, 29, 91 Stinnett, Todd .......... 81 SUPER-X DRUGS ...... 118 Most Talented Beth Cooper, Ray Williams TALENT SEARCH ......... 94 Tanner, Drew... . 7, 9, 24, 29, 66, 87, 90, 91, 94, 125 Taylor, Greg .. 66, 90, 91, 93, 94 Taylor, Junton weeeateeeen torr: 42 Taylor, Mike ........ 36, 40, 62 Teague, Mrs Betty .......... De Templeton, Michele ......... 49 TERPINS OPEINC. ....... 114 THOMAS C. BRADSHAW ..118 Thomason, Shawna Th urman, Coretta Thurston, Lewis... 2 oe PERT R NOE! 36, 68, 70, 78 TILSON REAL ESTATE ....118 (Tolley, Chrismas eeira 49, 68, 70 Tolley, Dawn «amt. ere: 49, 87 Tolley, Rusty =) .eneiear 42, 70 Tomlin, Brian ....... 49, 62, 81 Tomlin, Ghrisa. aise 49, 81 Tomlin, Danny erin 49 Tomlin, Ellis. 2. pee 49, 62, 70 Tomlin, Ginny .......... 49, 91 ‘Tomlin; Sean., moa or 70 Tomlin, Shawn.......... 68, 78 Tomlin, Steve............ 8, 36 Tomlin; Wesley (a... aarenae 37 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS. 732-5 oe ee AO Trainer, Teresa Truslow, David ......... 49, 81 Truslow, Lorie... . 13, 24, 29, 87, 90, 91, 96 ‘Turner; Coachaa.e a eee 64 Turner, Wanda a6 arene 25 Twitty, Michaeli@y qe st ae 81 witty, Michaeli ay.nsa-eer nese 83 VA HORSE CENTER....... 108 VALUE MART............ 118 VARSITY BASEBALL... . 64, 65 VARSITY BOY’S BASKETBALL BG cc reichty bears ain oS ate 60, 61 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS.... DONT, VARSITY FOOTBALL ...58, 59 VARSITY GIRL’S BASKETBALL SR eiSieiech S cuciaycstiehnse a chee Ups. Ties: VARSITY GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL ........ 74, 75 Vassor, Kelly ..... 49, 68, 87, 94 Veal, Johnigea ger nee 25, 70 Veal, Paulaerta see 36, 60, 70, 82 Vest, Bucksy-e stata. wee 49 Vest, Donnatiasm acc e 49 Vest, Roy VITA ASSOCIATES INC. .... Most Likely To Succeed Beth Laswell, Darin Keith Bow- aa —_ W. T.““PETE” ROBEY MICHAEL S. IRVINE ....118 W.T PAXTON CO........ 108 Waddell, Mr Finley.......... 54 Walker, Michele...... 49, 87,91 Walters, Randy... . 64, 91, 93, 94 Watts, Brian...... 43, 60, 64, 82 Watts, Missy .... 4, 13, 25, 29, 94 Watts, Mrs Judy . oni sc smen ts 54 Watts; Shauntecnesnea nae c.: 48, 50 Weddle, Johneerat.e Wiese 62 West; Brad ji Genie ae 25529 West, Chris: 5 2 Bike, noir 49 Wheeler, Coach... 22 oe 64 Wheeler, Jason. 40, 42, 43, 64, 65 Wheeler, Samantha... . 43, 45, 72, 92, 94 Wheeler, Sham............. 83 Wheeler, Wendy......... 87, 90 Whitlow, Melissa . 25, 29, 93, 102 Whitt, racy, cisrsye soa stress 80 Whitt racy hi... eis ae 49, 93 Whitten, Melissa......... 36, 94 Widdifield, Chad .. 25, 29, 33, 94 Wilhelm, AW .. 4, 36, 70, 90, 91 WILEARY?S fem aaetnehinoe 113 Williams, Dani....... 49, 84, 87 Williams; Dannie. ese e 70 Williams, Jennifer .. 4, 36, 37, 40, (PR TS TES, RD TE ON CEE 102 Williams, Leslie .. . 49, 84, 91, 92, 94 Williams, Maggie ..... 49, 87, 94 Williams; Marka.) oe 70 Williams, Ray . 25, 29, 90, 93, 94, 126 WILSON M. MILLER ...... 118 Wood, Angela 25, 29, 87, 91, 94 Wood, (Sammyaerrsancih. seeds 36 WOODY'S 2ir. eee 110 WRESTLING igs eee 62, 63 Wright, Josephia.. areas 50, 81 WW WO YEARBOOK 4 fates: oats note eee 4 Yelverton, Brian... . 6, 25, 29, 62, 64, 94, 123 - Zdinak, Aaron .. 6, 25, 29, 62, 63, 70, 71, 90, 91, 92, 94, 123 Zdinak, Shawn . 60, 81, 82, 83, 93 Biggest Brown Noser Shannon Garrett, Darin Keith Bow- man Getting ready to rehearse for the “Office Skit’’ are Carol Ramsey and Angie Ramsey. Proudly receiving her tassel from the —, see = . Herff Jones Representative is Senior as Angie Ramsey. Smiling pretty for the cam- era are Seniors Brian Lowdermilk and Billie Je- Taking a break for lunch are Missy , i i Seu coay Albritton. Displaying their secret pal presents _ Trying to leave school secretly by are Seniors Karen Nuckols, Carol limbing out of the boy’s bathroom Ramsey, Tracy Kennedy, and Pen- Window are Seniors Freddie Ben- ny Moore. son and David Coleman. @ 4 y eae Sitting in yearbook class, Seniors Tra- cy Kennedy and Carol Ramsey Happily displaying their tassels are Seniors Priscilla Painter, Dana smile for the camera. Mears, Desra Dawson, Christa Clark and Alisa Graybill. Ooo oouou ooog oO OUUN VO CLOSING 127_ Ss The year has come and gone. We've learned a lot but still there is much to be brought to our atten- tion. We've been through © a lot together. We've watched the seasons go by and the classes come to an end. 128 CLOSING ow s_ oe We watched some pre- pare to go our separate ways and some to return for - another year at PMHS. When you have nothing to do and you're feeling down, pick up your yearbook and find your friends and your WILD SIDE. se eu alee, Ye Ste Rae ht be A pont at Aravpgetaty eye bea Hay ‘ x 5 ss a ah oe ad Spat, . dares :)