Prince George High School - Peerage Yearbook (Prince George, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

Volume VI Presented by the Students of PRINCE GEORGE HIGH SCHOOL © Classes 14 Klementary 48 @ ¢ Organizations 64 The Litwayy of Virginia e ion wy moth % a ichmond..VA Music 75 @ e teatures 82 Sports 86 ® Foreword The footsteps of us all will echo down the halls and disappear... With the majestic strains of Pomp and Circumstance, the class of '59 will leave their Alma Materto enter prepared into the role of adulthood, But this class is not known for its position on the calendar, not for the duties awaiting its members, not for the members themselves - it isknown, respected, and admired for its achievements within these halls, It wassought after forits wisdom, encouraged for its t alents, praised for its character, With these accomplishments in mind, the Peerage Staff of '58-'59 presents a simple, yet accurate record of this class and its members, along with their classmates, If these newly recognized men and women receive any benefit from ree IP HBES ha ges and calling endeared memories to mind, the effort of the staff will certainly have been weRth while. We wish them happiness and God-speed, “The Editors Dedication why a ee ik ae ae eel seer ae After leaving school, there is always a teacher whom students remember with admiration and respect, There is one whom they feel has been outstand- ing in his contributions to the school, who has excelled as a teacher, and who has been kind and considerate to his students, We feel we have a teacher we can remember in all these respects, Mindful of all his contributions to the individual, to the school and to the community, we, the Peerage Staff of 1959, dedicate the annual to our band director, Mr. John V, Mazza, (AIC ONEA RNG School Board Left to Right: MR, JERRY SKALSKY MR, HAROLD ALLIN MR, N, B, CLEMENTS, Vice Chairman MR, SMITH MRS, JULIA BARTHA, Clerk Absent: MR, FRANK LIVESAY, Chairman MR, FRED DOEG Director of Instruction MR, CHARLES W, SMITH Superintendent of Schools Prince George County Principal: SHELTON T, BELSCHES B,A., University of Richmond M.A., Middlebury College Assistant Principal; CHARLOTTE R, ZEIGLER A.B., College of William and Mary M.A., University of Virginia Prince George County School 1958-1959 ARLICK L, BROCKWELL JR, A.B., Duke University Junior History, Senior Government LEGIE SMART A.B., M.A,, Carsm and Newman College Latin, Senior English ELAINE BURROUGHS B,A., St. Quentin, France French, Science MARY LOUISE OLSON B.S., Wisconsin State College English, Library CHARLES H, THOMAS B.S,, Randolph-Macon College; M,S.U, of Pittsburgh Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Math EVA E, FOWLER M.S., Commercial Education, Temple University Typing, General Business, Clerical Practice ELIZABETH M, LEETE V.P.1., Madison College; University of Virginia Art SEATON E, SMITH, JR, A.B,, Randolph-Macon College Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry FRANCES M, STRONACH B.A., Meredith College, M.A., Wellesley College English MARJORIE M, ASHLEY B,A,, State University of New York, also M.A. English, Speech THOMAS GEORGE B. A., East Carolina College Physical Ed, History, Math JOYCE F. MERRICK B.S., University of Arkansas Home Economics, Science BERNADINE M, PARKER B.S., Madison College Plane Geometry, Algebra I, General and Senior Mathematics RODNEY G, MYERS B.S., University of Richmond Chemistry, General Science LAWRENCE E, PITTMAN A.B., University of North Carolina, M.A., East Carolina College Science, Biology JERRELL SOBER B.S., Kutztown State Teachers College, University of Pennsylvania English, History MARY G, BOYLE B.S., Valdosta State College English, Civics GLEN H, DIESEM B,A., Ohio State University Seventh Grade HELEN Y, FLINT Longwood College Seventh Grade MOSELLE L, STEWART B.A., University of Texas Seventh Grade Picture Not Available MARTHA BONFANTI B.S., Mississippi State College for Women Sixth Grade JOHN D, BUFFO B.S., Centenary College of Louisiana Sixth Grade JUNE P, HAWKS Radford State Teachers, Fresno State, San Francisco State Sixth Grade ALLEGRA SOLZMAN B,A., Simpson College, M,S,, State University Iowa Sixth Grade DONNA HARBUCK North Georgia College Fifth Grade GEORGIA P, McCARTNEY A.B., Glenville State College Fifth Grade VIRGINIA SOMERVILLE B.S., Eastern Michigan College Fifth Grade RUTH S, SWINEFORD B.S., Longwood College Fifth Grade CORDELIA M, LEE Longwood College Fourth Grade RUTH T, MAKOVSKY Madison College, University of Virginia, William and Mary Fourth Grade PHYLLIS J. MAXWELL B.S., Ohio University Fourth Grade TOBY N, WASSERMAN Brooklyn College Fourth Grade JACQUELINE S, McCABE Radford College, Woman's Division - V.P.I. Third Grade MELVA H. MORRIS Louisiana State College Third Grade RUTH W. TOMLINSON Madison College, University of Virginia Third Grade PAULINE BRESKO Madison College Second Grade BARBARA EDWARDS Duke, Chapel Hill, N.C. Second Grade JUDITH S. KING Longwood College Second Grade JUNE HALTER A.B., Western College, Oxford, Ohio First Grade NELL F. IRVINE Longwood College First Grade LOIS H, WESTERHOLM Mary Washington College First Grade EDWARD COOKE BS) eV eRe Shop ELIZABETH L, GRAINGER B.S., Longwood College Music ELLEN C, HOPPER B.S., Longwood College, B,A., Emory University Library JOHN V. MAZZA B,F.A., William and Mary Director of Bands LILLIE S, RICE B.S., Mary Washington College Home Economics JACQUELINE S, RIDLEHUBER A.B., University of South Carolina English, History CHARLES T, TUCKER B.S., M.A., East Carolina College Health, Physical Education ISABEL M, WEBB B.A., Barnard College Girls' Physical Education MARJORIE F, WILKINSON A.B., Regis College Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing R, I, ZEHMER BiAG Vilels Agriculture, General Shop MRS, JESSIE MILLER Secretary Not Pictured: MRS, CHARLES H, THOMAS Part-time Secretary aa gis So So oS eis CEAS SES 14 MARCIA ANN BARLOW Class SECRETARY 4; Student Council 1,2, Secretary 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 3, 4; An- nual Staff 2, 3; Class Editor 2, 3; Art Editor 4; FHA 4, Secre- tary 3; Girls’ State 3; Band Clinic 3; Youth Forum 3. Secretary JAMES PATRICK McC ARRON Class VICE PRESIDENT 4; SCA District Convention 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 2, 4; Annual Staff Sports Editor 3, 4; Coronet Sports Editor 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French , Club 3; Science Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Safety Patrol 2, 3; Boys’ State 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball Coach 4; Manager Maga- zine Drive 4; German-Ameri- can Club 1, President Vice President JAMES MANFRED EDWARDS Class PRESIDENT 1, 4; Student Council 1, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Co- Captain Magazine Drive 4; Track 2, 3; SCA District Con- vention 1, 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3. Treasurer JOHN PIERCE WENDRICK Class TREASURER 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Assembly Committee 4. JOHN H. BARRETO Band 2; Swimming 1,2; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Senior Editor 4; Coronet 3, Business Manager 3; Hi-Y 1; Youth Forum 3. MARY JEAN ALLIN BRENDA GRAY ANDREWS Band 2; Coronet 4; Choir 4; Library Assistant 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3,4; FHA 2,4; Powder Puff 4. Class Vice President 1; Class Secretary 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Monogram Club 2; Softball 2, 3,4; News- paper 4; FBLA 4. BARBARA ANN BRANYAN RICHARD O. CAMPBELL Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Devotions Committee 4; All-State Cho- Tush. Student Council 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3; Baseball 3, 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS BINFORD Student Council 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4; Swing Band 1, 2,3, 4; Coronet 4; Latin Club 2; 4-H 1,2; Safety Patrol 1. JOHN LEE CHAPMAN Student Council 2; Class Presi- dent 3; Annual Staff 3; Projec- tionist 2,3. JOHN LAWRENCE DIESEM Class President 1; Band An- nouncer 4; Annual Staff 2, 4, Editor 4; Coronet 1,2, Editor emenOmon4 satin GLuplie 2. 3; Football 2; Forensics 4; American Legion Oratorical Contest 3,4; Varsity Debating 3; Class Debating 3; Literary Staff 3. ROBERT JAMES DANIEL Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Sentinel 3. CONSTANCE JEANETTE EDWARDS Choir 4. DERA LEE CROISER Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; All-State 4; Coronet 2; Library Assistant 454-11 )25.0;' FBLA 2,3, 4; Secretary 4; FHA 3; Safety Patrol 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4. KENNETH BAILEY DEADMON Student Council 2, Vice Presi- dent 3; Class Vice President 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Swing Band 2, 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Choir 3, 4; Fes- tival 3,4; Committee Chair- man 3; Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; SCA District Conven- tion 2, 3; Foreign Forum Rep- resentative 2; Monogram 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CECIL HALL Choir 1, 2, 3; All-State 3; 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1223, 4 eFOotDall dine de Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2,4; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1) 2,4, WILLIAM HENRY FRYE Student Council 2; Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 3. ROBERT WILLIAM FESSLER Newspaper 3, 4; Library 1; As- sistant 1; French Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2,3. PEGGY RAE FINE SANDRA JEAN HAMMOND JANIS RAYE HALTER Band Majorette 2, 3, 4; Choir 2,4; Coronet 4; FBLA 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; FHA President 2, 3; Pep Club 2. Band Majorette 3, 4; French Club 3; Annual 1. WILMA JEAN KREICAR Student Council 2; Class Sec- retary 1; National Honor Socie- ty 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Girls’ State 3; Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 3; FBLA 2; FHA 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 2, 4. RAYMOND HARVANEK Ghose oeosrestivalel.4.3; BHAgl.2e CHARLES H. KINSEY Student Council 1, 3; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Editor 4; Coronet 1, 3,4, Editor 1, Circulation Man- ager 3; Delegate 3; Magazine Drive Captain 4; Alternate Boys’ State Representative 3; Monitor 1. JACQUELINE VALERIE KLIMENT Class Secretary 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Subscription Editor 4; Coronet 2, 3, 4; Busi- ness Manager 4; Monogram Club 3; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; TAB Club 2; Safety Patrol 2,3, 4; Powder Puff 3, Captain 4; Thalhimer's Cheer Rally 4. ELIZABETH DOROTHY MAS ARKY MARY ANNETTE JOYNER FBLA 3, 4; FHA 2,4; Art Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Softball 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Coronet 4; Li- brary Assistant 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Coronet 4; Powder Puff 4; Prom Committee. CAROL ANN LA FLEUR Band Flag Bearer 3, 4; Newspa- per 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; TAB Club 2; Safety Patrol 3. ALICE MAE KVASNICKA National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 2; Class Treasurer 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Youth Forum 3; Annual 3,4, Business Manager 4; Monogram Club 3; FBLA 2, 3,4, Vice President 3. 20 GILBERT STEVEN KUMP Basketball 2. PHYLLIS RAE LIGON Band Majorette 3, 4; Cheerlead- er 2; Newspaper 1,4; Monogram Club 2, 3; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 1, 4, BR AWA (Cho) TL. BARBARA LYNN LYMAN Student Council President 4, Treasurer 1; Committee Chair- man 2, 3; National Honor Socie- ty 2,3, 4; Class President 2, 3; Coronet Editor 2; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Science Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Crown Players 1; TAB Club 1, 2; Delegate Press Conference Virginia High School Youth Forum; Member SCA District Executive Com- mittee 2; Chairman of South- side District SCA Committee 4; Attended State SCA Conven- tion 3. PATRICIA KENNEY Ghoiri1 25374; Patin Ginberras FBLA 3; Science 2. HILDA PEREZ SANDRA LYNN MANIATIS Cheerleader 2; Choir 1, 2; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 4; Modern Dance Club 4; Spring Play 2. EMILY MARGARET MOZUCHA Band 1, 2, 3,4; Group Leader 4; 4-H Club 1,2; Coronet 4; FBLA 3; Book Store 4. JOHN LEWIS NICHOLS FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 3, 4. AUBREY MELLICHAMPE Choir 2; Basketball 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3. MARIE GIBBS POWERS 2! 22 LEONARD IRVIN NUNNALLY Class Treasurer 3; Choir 2, 3, JAMES ROBERT McC ALL Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2. JANE MORROW RIDLEHUBER Student Council 1, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Captain 2, 3, 4; | Annual Advertising Editor 4; Coronet 3, 4; Monogram Club f= 2,3, 4; French Club 1,2; Art @) Club 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; = SCA Convention 1; Co-Man- ager of Magazine Drive 4; PATRICIA ANN RAILING Powder Puff 3, 4. Student Council Alternate 4; Choir 4; Annual Organization Manager 4; Chairman, Assem- bly Committee 4; Music Club 3; Monitor Prefect 3; Home- room Captain Magazine Drive 4. BEVERLY JEAN ROBERTS 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Coronet Sports Editor 3,4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, 4. Choir 4; Coronet 4; Art Club 2, 3; 4-H 2,3; FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; TAB Club 2; Safety Patrol 2; Powder Puff 3, 4. BARBARA ANN RICHTER Band 1, 2,3; Choir 2,4; Annual 1; Art Club 3; 4-H 1,2; FBLA li 2,07 FHA G1 2.0747. reD Club 1; Safety Patrol 3. JOAN MILLER RIDLEHUBER Student Council 2; Committee Chairman 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3, Captain 2,3; Annual 4; Coronet 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, President 2; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; TAB lube eAIL ClLUuD 1,2, 0; AS- sembly Standing Committee SCA 83; Powder Puff 3, 4; Prom MARY ELLEN SMELLEY Committee; Senior Trip Com- mittee. Class Secretary 1; Class Treas- urer 2; Band 1,2; Annual Assist- ant Business Manager 4; FBLA 2,3,4, President 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. CHARLES HUSTON SHERMAN Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD OLIVER TILLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4) 49H 1,2,.3,4. BETTY JEAN SPRATT National Honor Society 1; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2,3; Newspaper 2; Library Assistant 2; Science Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2. JOHN CLARENCE TOMKO 4-H 1; FFA 3,4. 23 FREDERICK WARTHAN WINNER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LINWOOD WARREN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Boys’ State3. FRANK WARTHAN WILLIAMS CAROL LOUISE GRENZEBACH Coronet 4; Basketball 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; 4-H Club 2; Softball 2, 3,4; FHA 2. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3,4, Captain 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 0,4; Pep. Club 172, 3,4. a a] Juntors Sponsors MR, THOMAS MRS, OLSON MRS, BURROUGHS MARY ELLEN ADAMS RICHARD AKINS CLARA ALLIN SAMUEL ALLIN 26 ANN ARMSTRONG MARIE ARMSTRONG SANDRA ATKINSON STEVE AUSTIN EDWARD BASL GILDA BERNARD MARY JO BEVERLY LINDA BOYKIN ROSALIE BRAC ALLELO MICHAEL BRADY FRANKLIN BROCKWELL CATHERINE BROCKWELL FRAN BRYANT STEVE CAHN GENEVA CHRISTIAN CAROLYN CLEMENTS MARY LOU CLEMENTS EUGENE COGLE CHARLOTTE CONNOR NANCI CROWELL NORMA CROWELL ANTHONY DAVIS JUDY DODSON JERRY DODSON HARRIS DRUCKER DENNIS ECKERT DOUGLAS EUBANK BILLY FRANCHOK BOB FREDIN JACK FUQUA RAY GILLIAM ROBERT GLASS JIM GODWIN JIM GRAY 22 HOW ARD GRENZEBACH GILBERT HANZLIK LOUIS HANZLIK BETTY LOU HALL HENRY HARRISON PAT HEBERLING FRED HOPKINS VIRGINIA HUBER DONNA HUMPHLETT RILEY INGRAM SCOTT JERRELL ALEX A JOHNSON CHARLES JOHNSON NORRIS JOHNSON STUART KING BRENDA KISNER TREENA KLIMENT 28 DOROTHY KVASNICKA ROBERT LEE HERBERT LEWIS JANET LIGHT PATSY MALONE PAM MARDEN BRENDA MARTIN WILLIAM MAY MICKEY McC ARRON 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Billy Benesek Stephen Berg John Birk Bradley Boeckman Mills Boyette Richard Briggs John Brink Roy Brink Marie Brittle George Broaddus Bill Brockwell Carol Ann Brown Patricia Bryant Tommy Buren Douglas Burnham Mary Burt Juanita Cameron Jane Chance David Clark John J. 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Eugene Clayton Mary Cleere Nancy Cole Diane Collins Grace Covington Clara Cox Shirley Crocker Steve Crosby Kathy Cusick Betty Daniel Jeff Davis Michael Dise Gordon Duke Martin Dunn Charles Edwards Phillip Edwards Betty Elder Geraldine Ellison Marion Emory Milton Emory Joe Ferguson Clifton Fleming Carl Floyd Richard Frazier Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Wayne Funk Donn Giammarco Jeanne Glass Linda Gleason Eugene Goode Carol Gries Patricia Grisnik Clyde Hall Mary Lou Harkey Ronald Hassell Jerry Howell Eddie Hubbard James Hubbard Roy Huber Eric Ingleton Betty Johnson David Johnson Richard Johnson Carolyn Joyner Donna Keifer Karen Kennedy William Kincy John King Judith Kisner William Lowrence Barry Lewis Timothy Lockhart Margaret Marsh Frances Martin Karl Martin John McBroom Linda McCrillis James Merhout Harry Millis Candance Mitchell Faith Moore John Munro Glenice Murrell Ann Nicol Keith Nobles Nancy Nunnally Ruth Olayer Grace Parker Paul Perez Barney Peters David Phillingane Eugene Porter Lugene Porter Nancy Railing Ricky Richardson Adele Rott Betty Scarborough Peggy Ann Smelley David Stephens Eddie Spratt Margaret Stewalt Eddie Sulc Macon Taylor John Thacker Carol Thomas Phyllis Toombs Charles Vick Christine Wallace Harry Wallace Peggy Wells Thomas Wenrich Wayne Wheeler Danny Wilson Marguerite Wiseman Ted Wolfe klementary 48 FIRST TABLE: Angus Wooten, Bill Moreau, Kenneth Hunzeker, Dan Salviego, Herbert Williams, Sam- eul Biondo, Daniel Cretaro, Karen Ivey. SECOND TABLE: Vicki Hall, Kenneth Weltz, James Baugus, Virginia Morris, John Barton, James McKinney, Paul Price, Patti Gellnicht. SITTING BEHIND TABLES: Patty Cresswell, Martin Roche, Robert Stiles, Carol Zaniweski. STANDING: Alicia Perez, Antonio Perez, Patti Hayes, Peggy Embrey, Barry Young, George Mabee, Jeffrey Adelman, Richard Swift, Mar- ion Ring. TEACHER: Mrs. Halter. First Grade Larry Story, Craig Shelburne, Kirby Erb, Sammy Lord, Oakley Hayden, Gerald Stallings, Kay Collins, Butch (Oscar) Daughtry, Bobbie Cotter, Jimmy Jones, Ann Burroughs, Dorothy Bresko, Faye Collins, Linda Fitts, Henry Warren, Vicki Eggebrecht, Audrey Conner, Joyce Vinsh, Tony Vlk, Joe Sherman, Bruce Sulc, Jerry Minton, Robert Norton, Stanley Sulc, Jennie Lee Bavid, Clyde Arnold, James Nemetz, Philip Maxwell, Leonard Lewis, David Bright, Ronnie Sebera. TEACHER: Mrs. Westerholm. YY - GMa. t= FIRST ROW: Roger Barth, Mark Gibbs, Bernard Schefke, Kenny Mills, Doug Calahan, Stevie Siebert, James Sharpe, Roger Jones, Earl Godwin. SECOND ROW: Debbie Hunt, Darlene Inman, Julie Burt, Linda Coward, Brenda Brooks, Debbie Franklin, Vicky Smith, Paula Mitchell, Maria Galatola, Susan Fletcher, Marjorie Barlow, Pat Moore, Danny Stokes, Ray Horton, Randy Powell, Lee Minor, Glen Fin- ley, Luther Hodges, Robert McKinney, Nolan Kelly, Ted Gibson, Peggy Locke. TEACHER: Mrs. Irvine. hirst Grade FIRST ROW: George Miller, Jeffrey Greenwald, Charles Thomas, Kenneth Watkins, Vance Tidwell, Eric Lewallen. SECOND ROW: Deborah Wyatt, Faye Collins, Gregory Cusick, Robert Wright, James Emerson, Susan Gries, Cherry Lunsford. THIRD ROW: Virginia Miller, Sharon Reeve, Catherine Rob- erts, Marcy Sagotz, Linda Ramsey, Debra Brown, Linda Ragland, Kay Lovett, Carolyn Mosson, Arland Renfrow. TOP ROW: Patty Porter, Margaret Amos, Alan Belsches, Larry Powers, Dean Smith, Gregory Barnes, Charles Galderise, Robert Jones, Margaret Diachynsky. TEACHER: Mrs. Halter. BACK ROW: Allen Nacke, Michael Normand, Dale Fletcher, Kay Kirby, Gail Feldstein, Jackie Gor- don, Judy Mock, Gerry Taylor, Dennis Atkinson, Mike Brown. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Schefke, John Bailey, Ruth Coburn, Gloria Travis, Sandra Nordwall, Pam Swift, Jame Bailey. FRONT ROW: Mich- ael Ryan, Robert Albanese, Mike Berry, Roland Brockwell. TEACHER: Mrs. King. Second Grade STANDING: Mrs. Bresko, John Creswell, Thomas Fisher, Jeanette Stiles, Donna Grimm, Biff Starr, Richard Grenzebach, Larry Barlow, Alice Poteat, Nancy Kennedy, Deborah Barllett. TABLE: Nancy Homan, Diane Moore, Steve Patterson, Marvin Smith, Keythe Hancock, Jerry Baker, Linda Faye. TEACHER: Miss Bresko. FRONT ROW: David Ross, Lewis Davis, Melvin Rhoades, Jerry Creech, Joe Mayton. SECOND ROW: Ruby Cox, Linda Warren, Carol Sharp, Sharon Mozucha, Mary Jane Sulc, Brenda Williamson, Sandra Doyle, Judy Bane. THIRD ROW: Theresa Vlk, Lindy Funkhouser, Jesse Sherman, Bobby Mayton, Lar- ry Dingas, Robert Fitts, Mike Cahn, Charles Woodard, Jane Huemme. FOURTH ROW: Michael Seitz, Roy Renn, Hold Lewis, Douglas Starcher, Joseph Woodard, Caryl Voda, Jerry Shackelford, John Bass, Miss Edwards. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Joan Bradley, Mary Anne Jerrell, Jackie Green, Susie Cannon. SECOND ROW: Steve Mc- Dermott, Berkley Collins, Dale Barber, Farley Gordon. THIRD ROW: Wanda Houston, Judy Cabaniss, Candy Little, Joan Pinnell, Keith Jackson, Paul Martin, George Henderson, Ingrid Copeland, Wenda Houston, Patty Cabaniss, FOURTH ROW: Kathryn Sibley, Rodney Hept, Eladio Soto, Alvin Tuma, Mrs. King. Second Grade FRONT ROW: Donna Brooks, Elizabeth Harper, Elizabeth Munt, Gail Bates, Paige Buren, Deborah Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: Patricia Hughson, Cynthia Johnson, Sandra Mann, Angelika Kroschinsky, Nancy Bres, Eleanor Munt, Catherine Evans, Nancy Farnell, Patricia Dyer. BACK ROW: John Stocks, Neal Ash, Charles Ramsey, Allen Powell, Michael Johnson, Edwin Webb, Donald Gleason. Third Grade ROW 1: Joe Dalton, Daniel Hardy, Charles Miller, Alan Hoover, Don Wilson, Wayne Ragland, ROW 2: Louise Wilson, Susana Aquino, Deborah Wagus, Carol Amos, Patricia Stokes, Janet Swain, Diane Kin- gery. ROW 3: Teacher Miss Morris, Gery O'Dell, Douglas Lewis, Robert Cabaniss, Nina Roche, Carol Wilson, Beverly King, Deborah Maurer, Allen Davidson, Richard Cleveland. ROW 4: George Wrenn, Andrew Moncol, William Adams, Samuel Soto, Donald Harnata, Alvin Urban, Robert Wall. a 9 ERE by, bs payee? Gigs g ROW 1: Robert Goode, Jeffery Clark, Robert Doyle, Ruth Covington, Alberta Rybar, Barbara McCand- less, Peggy Cox, Darlene Kurnas, Jeanette Jones. ROW 2: Mike McCartney, John Woodard, Brenda Coker, Gillian Peterson, Marilyn Webb, Stephen Ross, Robert Bishop, Linda Allen. ROW 3: Edith Rasmussen, Daniel Kiser, Judy Nemetz, Robert Forehand, Stephen Maxwell, Jody Kitchen, Peggy Hyl- ton, Joyce Cameron. ROW 4: Mrs. Tomlinson, Charles Arnold, Sharon Thomas, Ann Norton, Joseph Vinsh, Donald Story, Donald Seitz, Perry Nicely. Third Grade TEACHER: Miss Morris, Doris Miller, Michael Tewmey, Morgan Lunsford, Carolyn Baugus, Donna Braswell, Valerie Hodges, Richard Ricker, Donald Crow, Mary Ann Ellis, Thomas Stokes, Samuel Sabol, Donna Gleason, Michael Parris, Benjamin Norris, Larry Blackwell, Hedwig Quesenberry, Joslyn Overton, James Wiseman, Roger Roe, Candice Patterson, Kris Johnson, Lorraine Kendler, Gary Mathis, Kevin Lackes, Brenda Roe, June Salviejo, Joseph Shaw. FIRST ROW: Judy Locke, Cynthia Austin, Mary Ard, Bernard Salviejo, Brenda Bussinger, Kathy Cissell. SECOND ROW: Randall White, Larry Baker, Katherine Urban, Janet Riley, Margaret Holmes, George Fickett, Elaine Albanese. THIRD ROW: Maria Ciriaco, Clyce Mills, Blake Bishop, Stephanie Alcott, Deborah Senger, Richard Bernard, Joe Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Roseanne Galatola, Melva Ingram, Jacob Adelman, Patrick Wolfer, Susan Myers, Janet Burt, Leonard Martin. TEACHER: Mrs. McCabe, First Shift. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Sherry Hurst, Margaret Ann Johnson, Mary Jane Young, Joane Baggs, Pumela Linder, Olivia Biggs, Mary Ellen Speas, Carol Johnson. SECOND ROW: Susan Dingas, George Puiutte, Kurt Churchill, Spencer Harrison, Emmett Beasley, Stephen Walker, Roy Alan Shaffer, Randall White, War- ren Jackson, Jane Ivey. THIRD ROW: Timothy Edmundson, Billy Watkins, Walter Tuma, Michael Hartley, Cecil Miller, Charles McMurtrey, Delbert Snyder, Hector Leon, Billy Hamilton, Mrs. McCabe, Beverly Reeve. FRONT ROW: Walter Travis, Jackie Malone, James Francomacaro, Beth McBroom, Clyd Goins, Donald Pall. SECOND ROW: Lola Winchell, Diane Crocker, Sandra Williams, Anita Ard, Gloria Jean Pooch, Carol O'Dell, Shirley Seckora, Jean Williams. THIRD ROW: Jeffery Sonstein, Darrell Wilson, Phyliss Yeatts, Carol Vlk, Nancy Staszewski, George Burton, Steven Embrey, Evelyn Forehand, David Wolfe, John Dickerson, Vin Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lee, Julie Emerson, Tobie Hettrick, Linda Davis, John Britton, Joe King, Robert Roby, Steven Miller, Jim Riggsby. ABSENT: Doris Fitts, Ronald Baugus. hourth Grade FIRST ROW: Sharon Martin, Lynn Johnson, Terry Moore, Joe Rushworth, Nancy Brittle, James Hoover, Pamela Ligon, Kenneth Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Michael Masarsky, Maria Rivera, Dennis Baker, Nancy Silverwood, Rebecca McConnell, Duane Roberts, Linda Frazier, Lynda Lewis, Philip Eager. THIRD ROW: Martha Zaniewski, Victoria Untalan, Wanda Baugus, Thomas Connolly, Susan Ailor, William Breyfogle, Diane Tomer, Daniel Holmes, Dennis Sebera. FOURTH ROW: Alberto Perez, Nary Dolan, David Wolfe, Patricia Britton, Ronald Gilwore, Robert Lewis, Robert McConnell, Regina Ingle- ton, Mrs. Maxwell. FIRST ROW: Warwick Bradley, Donnie La Fleur, Rodney Crow, Barbara Jo Harris, Mary Broeckm an, Naomi Bresko, Agnes Atwater, Willie Wakeland, Ronald Inman, Jimmy Williams. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Makousky, Wade Lanning, Penny Whitaker, Diane Albanese, Patricia Bonfanti, Bonnie Grimm, Virginia Hawks, Carol Atwater, Barbara Healey, Cheryl Williams, Jean Pursley, Dora Ward, Robert Boggs. THIRD ROW: Terry Crofraft, Bradley Waterman, Ray Bass, Charles McCalment, Terry Hege, Winston England, Michael Whitley, Billy Ellis. Fourth Grade BACK ROW: David Goins, Antoinette Crabb, Lena Wilson, Raymond Torrence, John Homan, Carlton Hite, Stephen Franklin, Paul Alexander, Michael Galatola. THIRD FROM BACK: Michael Dingas, Larry Schefke, Charles Arney, Suzanne Moreaw, Margaret McCall, Sheryl Harrell, Terry Tidwell, Lorrene Schefke, Robert Arnold. SECOND FROM BACK: George Sakanai, Ginny Osteen, Carol Sleep- er, Billie Greene, Donna Mayton, David Moore, Dwaine Wells, Yvonne Johnson, Michael Clifton. FRONT ROW: Wanda Simpson, Donna Winchell, Dwight Norwood, Andrew Petik, Daniel Rybor, Nancy Pennell, Pamela Kilpatrick, Kathy Reichel, Mrs, Wasserman, 58 Sm ty ROW 1: Jamie Bane, Sharon Hancock, Marianne McBroom, Lloyd Johnson, Edwin Gonzales, Jack Brooks. ROW 2: Carol Lord, Yancey Clay, Linda McGourty, Linda Wood, Jack Spratt, Johnny Newton. ROW 3: Pam Fletcher, Marie Ma- loy, Joann Sulc, Elizabeth Rasche. ROW 4: Elenore Mc- Dermott, Jane Nemetz, Sandra Kiefer, Linda Bresko, Ilsa Healy, Sharon Gibson. ROW 5: Thomas Swonger, Henry Goode, David Warren, Dan Radovsky, Brenda Renfreo, Terry Trickler. ROW 6: Tommy Kincy, Harold Paterson, Jeff Eg- gum, Tommy McCauley, Edward Rowe, Ronnie Shaeffer, Bill Stacey. FRONT ROW: Marsha Bates, Vicky Aquino, Sharon Thorn, Jean Rag- land, Ruby Shackleford, Eileen Hurley, Ronald Auton. SECOND ROW: Candido Perez, Dixie Parker, Luis Perez, Michael Connolly, Gerald Rogers, Clifton Hamilton, James Roby, Robert Bradley, Wayne Bradley. THIRD ROW: Ana Soto, Marsha Johnson, Rebecca Dyer, Dianne Davis, Henry Schwalm, Sandra Rachmel, Susan Kinsey, San- dra Hoskins, Dorothy Rushworth, Mrs. McCartney. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Belsches, Tommy Akers, John Hinkle, George Berg, John Mc- Cabe, Michael Tomlinson, Donald Ciriaco. CS AaQ8 5D FRONT ROW: Jackie Wilson, Pamela Freeman, Allen Hogge, Joe Cisneros, Patsy VIk, Nancy Lewis, Hilda Brooks, David Fletcher, Linda Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Darlene Wareland, Judy McFarland, Willie Bresko, Miles Johnson, Carol Messer, Yvonne Farnell, Susan Trippet, Jack Nunnally, Roy Boyd, Geoffrey Price. BACK ROW: Lenzy Thomas, Shirley Tuck, Carol Wrenn, Betty Story, Albert Johnston, Torsten Peterson, John Norton, Verner Barnes, Jo Ann Urban, Larry Taylor, Diane Mosson, David Winchell, Bryan Ward, Joey Strub, Mrs. Swineford. SAQA D 3 we FRONT ROW: Doris Cogle, Brenda McGee, Herman Henderson, Suzanna Griffery, Ruth Staszerwskie, Shirley Ingalls, Nancy Wolfe, Carol Powers. SEATED: Virginia Brice, San- dra Martin, Martha Bendall, Cynthia Breyfogle, Ridge Frew, Judy Johnson. SEATED: Mary Jane Gordon, Janet Wright, Ronald Jarrett, Carol Butor, Natalie Rushworth, Ted Duda. BACK ROW: Mrs. Rowe, Richard Kraus, Michael Boies, Edward Tillack, Richard Bonfanti, Gregory Eggum, Sharon Collins, Elsie Overton, Patricia Wooten, Christine Muchmore, Joan Bailey, Alvin Cox. 59 60 me . L|Y Clyde Mason, Lynne Russell, Page Hanks, Raymond Johnson, Dean Sagotz, Michael Minton, Marie White, Lydia Sulc, Virginia Harper, Douglas Tinnell, Thelma Rawls, Mona Luns- ford, Patricia Penick, Teresa Hubbard, Johanna Porter, Gloria Gray, Tom Hallman, Neal Trent, William Cabaniss, David Turner, Johnnie Ard, Randy Frew, Charles Creech, Peter Saricer, Pamela McFarland, Barbara Steel, Marjorie Reid, Susan Adams, Katherine Sedivy, Katherine Farnell, Tom- my Dingas, Calvin Brown, Mr, Buffo, FIRST ROW: Vickie Hoover, Rene Foster, Patricia Kilpatrick, Mary Babcock, Carol Johnson, Kenneth Doss, Lawrence Lipscomb, Man- uel Untalan, Printice Perry. SECOND ROW: John Rache, Patricia Voda, Bonnie Cabaniss, Patrick McCartney, Bryan Young, Jesse Wil- liams, Edward Mellichampe, Kenneth Starke, Jackie Inman, Larry Eggleston, Roy Tennant. THIRD R OW: Mrs. Martha Bonfanti, Diana Lynn, Tommy Smith, John Staszewski, Richard Shackleford, Frank Renn, Albert Schraner, Lynn Hoskins, Garnett Lord, Harrell Elder. NOT PICTURED: Betty Hamilton, Terry Brown. CORs OSS uy FRONT ROW: Alice Green, Jimmy Silverwood, Robert Cleveland, Phillip Ruig, Danny Winchell, Taise Keser, Cheryl Wakeland, Glendora Stacey. SECOND ROW: Bruce Pinnell, Grankie Bishop, Bobby An- derson, Richard Strub, John Martin, James Bennett, Cabell Cusick, Susan Moncol, Lewis Boggs, Rolf McDaniel, Robert Fitzgerald, Shelia McConnell, Shelia Kitchen. THIRD ROW: Sandra Bonfanti, Larry Gilmore, Billy Arney, Patrick Crabb, Robert Maxwell, Dorothy Grainger, Maria Balcer, Mrs. June Hawks, Peter Kondilas. Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: James Parks, James Halter, David Sibley, James Saum, Harold Robinett, Eugene Epps, James Stokes, Cliff Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Richard Roberts, Marcia Sleeper, Susie Alexander, Nancy Riley, Brenda Forehand, Patricia Mozucha, Erlinda Ciquino, Betty Vlk, Sandra Christian. THIRD ROW: Dibora Woodard, Nancy Fisher, Linda Hite, Roxie Davis, Juanita Griffin, Erika Thrash, Pamela Grisnik, Mrs. Solzman. FOURTH ROW: Michael Miller, Erwin Tillack, Robert Franchok, Ray Williams, Doug- las White, Peter White, Edward Huller, James Davis, Steven Whitaker. 62 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Jenny McGounty, Emelia Sota, Jean Davis, Donna Wilson, Bobby Brown, Wayne Gries. SECOND ROW: Sharon Locke, Gay Hege, Bobby Coburn, Shirley Locke, Ronald Rowe, Karen Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Frances Miller, Billie Jean Martin, Jeanne Henderson, Howard Marsh, C. L. Russell, Freddy Johnson, FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Farnell, Becky Miller, Edward Bres, Eileen Keifer, Sandra Starr. FIFTH ROW: Fred Harrell, Dona Rose Jackson, Robert Drucker, Donald Rowe. SIXTH ROW: Ray Wudarski, Ursula Snyder, Sherry Tippett, Jo Ann Johnson. SEVENTH ROW: Timmy Aldridge, Mrs. Flint, William Ward, Rachael Shackleford, James Bradley, Bill Boykin, Bill Kachle, Paul Goins. ROW 1: Steve Mozucha, Johm Olcott, Jerry Beverly, John Ashley, Danny Bradley, Bob Henzy, Joey Bishop, Terry Togers. ROW 2: Agnes Mozucha, Gloria Brooks, Sandra Duke, Teri Roche, Tarry Williams, Donna Schefke, Sharon Senger. ROW 3: Joyce La Fleur, Judy Galderise, Hazel Butor, Dixie Yates, Brenda Temple, Linda Corder, Pat Doss, Pat O'Hare, Pat Minor, Patsy Way- mack, Linda Harrison, Peggy More, Glenda Weaks. ROW 4: Scarlet Harrison, Bill Trippet, Don Hunter, Bob Linder, Terry Wolfer, Wade Bendall, Danny Cogle, Ray Maupin, John Richardson, Richard Mays, Teter Koslowski, Mike Houston. TEACHER: Mrs. Diesem. Seventh Grade ROW 1: Monte McCraw, Roddy Hartenss, Tommy Levitt, Tommy Cahn, Richie Baker. ROW 2: Bill Godwin, Danny Moore, Gerald Lewis, Bruce Young, Don Hart, Sam Sluka, Stanley Hargrave, ROW 3: Joyce Fine, Nancy Kokta, Donna Gellnicht, Cindy Traeger, Doris Skalad, Gloria Warren, Susan Branyan, Janice Edgar. ROW 4: Beatrice Lewis, Martha Chesley, Sue Fuqua, Linda Chris- tian, Barbara Greene, Marie Ulk, Jennifer Lourance, Bonnie Campbell, Vicky Mazza. ROW 5: Glen Evans, John Cabaniss, Jimmy Halstrom, Kenny Bishop, David Soto, David Sanford, Edward Lowe, Jeff Stevens, Bill Sharpe, Frank Whitaker. TEACHER: Mrs. Stewart. 63 64 ,ANIZATIONS FRONT ROW: Liz Masarsky, Secretary, Wilma Kreicar; Treasurer, Alice Kvasnicka; Lynn Lyman, Sponsor, Mr. Rodney Myers; President, Jim McCarron; Vice President, Manfred Edwards; Jane Ridlehuber. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization which is open to all secondary schools which apply for a charter. The charter for Prince George High was requested in 1955 and in March 1955, the Royal Chapter of the National Honor Society came into being. The Society was established to fulfill the need of a stimulant to scholarship and to bring out the abilities of outstanding students. It is the goal towards which many students work throughout their high school years. Each spring the Honor Society inducts new mem- bers by means of the tapping ceremony. In this impressive program, old members walk through the audience and tap new members who then take the oath to uphold these high ideals of the Society. Only those who are outstanding in character, service, leadership, and scholarship, the four points of the measuring stick” of eligibility, are NATIONAL chosen among the aspirants, The Society hopes to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worth leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Prince George High School. 7 i 65 Student Cooperative Association LYNN LYMAN PHYLIS TOMLINSON President Secretary DICK WHITE Vice President ERNEST CIBULA Treasurer The student body of Prince George School is organized as the Student Cooperative Associa- tion. Its elected officers and homeroom representatives form the Student Council through which all activities of the school are directed and through which many projects are initiated and carried out. The S.C.A. provides opportunity for the students to carry on their activities in a democratic manner and to put into act the principles of good citizenship. The Prince George S.C. A. was organized in 1953 and is affiliated with the District, State and National organizations. The pictures on the opposite page illustrate some of the S.C. A. projects for 1958-59. 66 FIRST ROW, sitting from left to right: Ernest Cibula, Phylis Tomlinson, Lynn Lyman, Dick White, John McBroom, Jimmy Thacker, Manfred Edwards, James Dozier, Bruce Fitzgerald, David Trickler, Tommy Noblin. SECOND ROW, kneeling from left to right: Jim Russell, Bill Osteen, Richard Campbell, Jim McCarron, Bill Chamberlin, Lee Linder, Charlie Johnson. THIRD ROW, standing from left to right: Sephen Berg, Miss Zeigler, Barbara White, Marie Burnham, Ruth Kvasnicka, Carol Thomas, Geraldine Ellison, Kay Lipscomb, Charlotte Connor, Sarah Vaughn. Work and Play — The S.C_A. Way The P,.T.A, Harvest A special party for a Carnival special teacher Twerp week A Christmas gift for the Crippled Children's Hospital Assemblies - A Fashion Show Working:on the Student Directory 67 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE OFFICERS: Bobby Daniel, President; Buddy Nichols, Vice President; Warren Nicol, Secretary; Roger Temple, Treasurer; Billy Franchok, Reporter; Sam Allin, Sentinel. ADVISORS: Mr. Cook and Mr. Zehmer. 69 70 EDITOR John Diesem BUSINESS MANAGER Alice Kvasnicka Mary Ellen Smelly - Assistant TREASURER Sarah Vaughn SUBSCRIPT IONS Jacki Kliment - Editor Ray Gilliam PHOTOGRAPHY Liz Masarsky - Editor Don Eager - Staff Photographer Bob Fredin, Steve Austin o9 Staff Peerage ART Marcia Barlow - Co-Editor Beverly Roberts - Co-Editor COPY, Stuart King - Editor Nanci Crowell - Assistant SPORTS Jim McCarron Dorothy Kvasnicka Becky Tomlinson LAYOUT EDITOR Mickey McCarron Norma Crowell - Assistant ADVERTISEMENTS Jane Ridlehuber - Editor Jane Thomas - Assistant ORGANIZATION Patricia Railing Joan Ridlehuber SENIOR EDITORS Charles Kinsey John Barreto ADVISOR Miss Jacqueline Ridlehuber OTHERS Judy Dodson Marie Armstrong 72 FIRST ROW: Carol Thomas, Marie Burnham, Linda Gleason, Bilie Sue Jarret, Adele Rott, Nancy Kiser, Carol Gray, Penny Huemmy, Paggy Warren. SECOND ROW: Nancy Nunnally, Mary Story, Betty John- son, Mary Lou Harkey, Anna Sluka, Joyce Watkins, Carol Joyner, Juanita Cameron, Carol Gries, Diane Collins. THIRD ROW: Betty Elder, Peggy Jo Smelley, Linda Smith, Alice Walker, Sandra Lunsford, Ann Maye, Fritzie Myer, Nancy Cole, Brenda Patrick, Ann King, Kay Lipscomb, Luegene Portor. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ryburn, Carol Warren, Ann Johnson, Stuart King, Brenda Ingram, Betty Hawks, Judy Minton, Carolyn Krause, Donna Kahlgren, Grace Parker. High School 4-H klementary President: MARY ELLEN SMELLEY Treasurer: JEAN HARVILLE Reporter: JEWEL GLASS Vice President: DOROTHY KVASNICKA Secretary: SANDRA HAMMOND 74 75 Prince George School Bands JOHN V. MAZZA - Director of Bands emt CAROLYN MUNT Co-Captain ALICE KVASNICKA Co-Captain BOBBY GLASS - Drum Major 76 They Guide Our Bands A8 FIRST ROW: Jean Allin, Carolyn Munt, John Mazza, Bill Binford, Alice Kvasnicka, Freddy Winner. SECOND ROW: Bobby Daniel, Marcia Barlow, Guilford Renn, Henry Harrison, Bobby Glass, Emily Mozucha, John Wenrich. THIRD ROW: Linda Braswell, Bobby Owen, Edward Monroe, Tony Davis, Carol Kvasnicka, Riley Ingram, Marilyn Floyd. 77 78 CLARINETS Alice Kvasnicka Freddy Winner Marcia Barlow Jimmy Thacker Lee Linder Margaret Wagner Tommy Buren Carol Gray Ricky Richardson Gene Zurick Terry McCrillis Pat Berry E FLAT CLARINET Phylis Tomlinson ALTO CLARINET Brenda Hudson ALTO SAXOPHONES Carol Kvasnicka Michael Brady Jimmy Tomko Mike Beachy E FLAT BARITONE SAX. Kenneth Deadmon MASCOTS Lynn Johnson Brenda Williams HORN Bill Fortner TENOR SAXOPHONE Bobby Glass Michael Burchell FLUTES Barbara McLean Alice Hanks BELLS Carolyn Munt Emily Mozucha Carolyn Clements Marie Burnham Francis Bryant CORNETS Guilford Renn John Wenrich Tony Davis Robert Daniel John Palmer Sandra Frazier Jerry Skalsky Richard Johnson Gerald Alley Kenneth Spilker James Burchell Cary Tomlinson Bill Griffis HORNS Edward Monroe Donald Callis TROMBONES Bill Binford Steve Cohn David Warren Grover Josey Cecil Ragland John Belshan Joe Flake Robert Hunter Phil Rusnak BARITONE HORNS Henry Harrison Jean Allin Bobby Safford Renee Standage BASSES Riley Ingram David Light Rodney Ballard DIRECTOR John V, Mazza DRUMS Bobby Owen Ronnie Myers Everette Temple Monroe Hite Woodrow Temple Wayne Wheeler Billy Osteen Alvin Hamlet Roane Brockwell Robert Lee MAJORET TES Linda Braswell Clara Allin Peggy Warren Judy Lipscomb Phyllis Ligon Sandy Hammond Geraldine Ellison Jan Halter Ann King FLAG BEARERS Stuart King Carol LaFleur Penny Huemme Pat Berry Renee Standage Barbara Ballard These Girls Decorate Our Bands SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES Jan Halter, Sandy Hammond, Judy Lipscomb, Geraldine Ellison, Phylis Ligon, Peggy Warren, Clara Allin, Lynn Johnson, and Linda Braswell. 4 ‘ “4 INTERMEDIATE BAND MAJORETTES Ann King, Sandy Kilbourne, Kay Lipscomb, Joyce LaFleur, Kathy Cusick, Donna Shefsky, Carol Butor, Vicky Hutcheson, Susan Dingas, and Vicky Mazza. (1) Kathryn Brockwell, Dorothy Kvasnicka, Donna Kalgren, Frances Wingo, Pat Railing, Barbara Bran- yan, Sandra Lunsford, Peggy Fine, Betty Hall, Janet Edwards, Virginia Tomko, Gloria Scott, Patti Rhodes, Joanne Johnson, Anne Yates. (2) Rebecca Roberts, Teri Anderson, Paula Scott, Judy Lipscomb, Karen Martin, Clara Allin, Anne Richardson, Ruby Daughtry, Sarah Vaughan, Carolyn Munt, Stuart King, Phyllis Janosko, Alice Kvasnicka, Marica Barlow, Linda Cummins, Alexa Johnson, Diane Free- man, Brenda Andrews, Beverly Roberts, Marie Powers, Barbara Richter, Inge Schreppe, Brenda Martin, Dera L. Crosier, Martha Creech, Judy Pruitte, Brenda Kisner, Mildred Huber, Betty Nicols. (4) Linda Smith, Brenda Ingram, James Hinkle, Gary kane, Irvin Waltman, Henry Daniel, Jerry Powers, Alvin Brockwell, Watkins Clay, Richard Temple, Joan Riddle, Anne Johnson, Glenda Evans, Jo Anne Mozuka. (5) Tommy O'Hare, Fred Hopkins, Franklin Brockwell, Ronnie Hall, James Walker, Kenneth Deadmon, Eddie Poole, David Whitley, James Swinford, John Price, Alvin Seckora, John Diesem. MRS. GRAINGER Conductor BECKY TOMLINSON Accompanist 82 FEATURES Powder-Pu ff Game Last year brought about something new in the way of activities for Prince George School; that is, the meeting of the Senior and Junior girls in a powder- puff football game. The first meeting ended in a 6-6 tie where no rules prevailed. But this year all was different! The gitls practiced diligently in learning their plays with the help of their class coaches. The outcome was an exciting game for all, while the Seniors won 23-0. Coach Edwards looks confident. Allin crawls for yardage! First and ten for the Seniors! What's going on? Grab her! 83 =OnH eRe ed We oo 0) Jean Allin Frank Williams Patsy Railing Charles Kinsey Who’s Marcia Barlow Kenny Deadmon Lynn Lyman Manfred Edwards i Om tH ZO Do Ww eH Jacki Kliment Patsy Railing Buck Nunnally Jim McCarron ho Patsy Railing Manfred Edwards Lynn Lyman John Diesem 86 OL — « Football The 1958 edition of the Prince George football team, with 11 returning lettermen, be- gan their season with high hopes of improving on last year's record of 6-2-1. The Royals showing first game jitters defeated a weak Whaleyville 11, 26-0. Thurman Pelter sparked the Royals’ attack with a 65 yard punt return fora T. D. The explosive backfield broke loose for some long runs and defeated Deep Creek 18-7. Frank Williams raced 70 yards in the first quarter for the first score, this was followed minutes later by Eddie Poole who picked off a stray Deep Creek aerial and scampered 55 yards for a T. D. Bill Griffis added the final score with the year's longest run from scrimmage, an 85 yard gallop. After going through a week of sluggishness in workouts, the Royals capped it off with a much weaker showing then expected losing to Group I Petersburg, 48-0. The Royals suffered a terrible blow as four-year veteran Willie Hall broke his ankle during practice and was lost for the season. With 135 pound quarterback, David Trickler, passing for five touchdowns and scoring the other two himself, the Royals defeated Smithfield 47-0. The defense spark- ed by Buddy Nichols, Gerald Tiller, Buck Nunnaly and Kenny Deadmon held the Packers scoreless. Next, Franklin was a Prince George victim. The running of Thurman Pelter and Frank Williams plus the pass-catching of Jim McCarron was too much for a strong Franklin team. The final tally was 27-12 as the Royals came back from a 6-0 deficit. The Royals followed that game with, by far, their best all-around performance of the year. They travelled to Southampton to play a team which was unbeaten in 14 games. But the Royals were determined to end the winning streak. After a hotly, contested, scoreless first half the Royals stormed back to win a 26-7 game. Douglas Freeman of Richmond was the next foe of the Royals. The Rebels built up a 28-0 halftime lead, but the Royals came back and outscored the Douglas Freeman 11 in the 2nd half only to lose 35-13. One bright spot in the defeat was Buck Nunnally's fine defen- sive play getting 8 straight tackles. The Royals had better luck against Midlothian scoring at will, they built a 26-6 lead. Then watched the Trojans come roaring back within 7 points. As the final whistle blew, the score was 33-26. The Royals then completed their first undefeated district slate by completely outclassing and undermanned Chuckatuck 11. The Royals tallied in every period to run up a 35-0 verdict. Five members of the Royals’ squad won second team berths on the All-district I team and four other received honorable mention. Winning second teams slots were Tackle, Buck Nunnally; Center, Gary McMillan; Guard, Buddy Nichols; Halfback, Frank Williams; and quarterback; Dave [rickler. The honorable mentions went to end; Jim McCarron; Half- backs, Eddie Poole and Thurman Pelter; and Guard, Gerald Tiller. The gridmen set several school records this year, These are: Most points scored in one season - 225; most touchdowns in one season - 34; most points in district play - 176; least points by opponents in district play - 26; and best district record - 6-0; for the team. These records show the fighting spirit of the Royals this year. 87 eatin, D eleat ° alcon ¢Prince Georgtiimoll: A3- 26 '2 46-0 Leq : Brent 14 q Ro gt | Nie -_ Three Times, Passes ail Prince ™ , had jailed hey hd ay kicked and Robert’ For 5 More TDs’ is ,. e winch down coming § took the ball on his . ing fine blocking bb: By JIMMY EZZE ¢ ¥ ‘the final score of the SN The | gain put the Falcons. “, : Boontsutio. The PAT “d_ the tabléSjer passing to Pelter, Jim Met 4cked by a host of Roy, Tolled to aron, and Larry Hays. The p over Smithto Pelter covered 20 yards. ) quarterbackone to McCarron four, and sing for fivéone to Hays 20. ng the other The Royals had a combined tal on rushing and passing ¥ ON€-Malmore than 400 yards, and Royals’ defenseshad 14Tirst. downs to two for’ ackers from getiPackers. They also were hel wyals 20. Spark-put by recover four Pac} ee Wayfumbles. f Té, Pelter ploral ine defens raldgame at J sneak, But. _ detected with 12, d and the ball wat ® 15 where it gave merirst and ten. fi floe Fitzgerald on a me ended with . Princes} : j ! : mepved the ball to eA possession of the bal, Pri eel riuaun aha wl ere me on pe next Mw on the jatar 38. se ea ted 2 _ quarterback Schweickert on a ro The Rovals tallie irs’ AMIE gl ois with a 99-25 out and then reverse went the downs while Midlothian got 10. victor; Nast five yards. Defensive half: Trickler tried. 10 passes and com’ The Royals sparked by “Tittle hack Pleter had a shot at him on pleted three of them. Bill Griffis, Mae Holdggeetiemmy the two but missed. Schweick- TDs. Schwveickert : Wray, — Thurman Mecri’s try for the PAT wa Frankie Williamg Begs: ths ED Was scp Geos her lead early in Jam i The Royals went inf =, jallying gamf when they mol, ‘dg room at the half rule’ Safvactions: leit ts theGriffis, Ho , « The Rovals took the . st QUaTTEr;: 2e.... oné The ¥ i pn drew only one penalt touchdown: Thee i - for 15 yards early in th ed the lead ali came back fast to almost as Trickler, with the bal on thestraight | Packer 35, was trapped back onRoyals, } the 45 but managed to get theagainst of ball away and hit Eddie Poole irers. ; Mackoff in the third pap ge “Aimmediately moved fro. , | Z of own 28 to the Midlothian e for his entir “ Voie) From. there Trickler § a ate 10, from Lah Poole wenlPrince Gf mo. %}White on the right a Kinse Smithfield . Ne pass fo him. @ ‘ guards Bue Trickler Seores Prince? 19.9. The dr it Tiller, wh TYickler got the Second one ea i a t- Willi PA : and ’ enaself On j play, goingrun); wl . Pe Mans Bi Lee anaround 2 rds, Then infer); W trified Teo poe kickoff the Fal } i “i. «passed [cTrickler); scoring run of a | a Fmove atid kicked to e. rine defensive tanh ay) WE five, andTrickler): : , pi after the B Royals last touchdown! als on their own 35 whew © Budere knocking down severa’’! il 2 “ex pver. Thelrom Tri -_— pé late in the final quarter. ‘took the punt and danced to thesure pass completions at the las? from Trickler). PAT-Williams Coach Charles Tucker’s Royals} ‘minute. oe y once ix(placements]; Trickler (ru a g this on(MeCarron “(pass from Trickler y ’and-on the next play Trickler = | Williams 4am the end zone for ite District yeore. But a 15-yard penalty | din when theynne nullified the TD and m ‘moved well on the ground last Midlothian 35. On the next play phe Royals have an open dat ‘, night with Holder, Pelter, Wil- Frankie Williams broke througlpext week but the following week, liams and Wray moving like deer Fight guard cut up mid-field andihey play Chuckatuc k at ‘in the fist half. In the second half got a key block from Pelter endGeorge jp the final gam it was Gril who was the ground tambled 59 yards and a TD.« “season. ] gainer a0detbom wiercd half Trickler’s pass to McCarron on The Royals record no} ion. id the ball back to the Chuckatt back wha e red ingbe PAT was-no good and the Roy- 2: six wins and ye 0. On the next play Griffis t the last. Mee wemuricsais held a commanding 26-6 be jat pen. ; d_ his was UD @ Lt i | jlead late in the third period. Little Prince. After several exchanges m the oes lifter. George fia 1,2 fine Falcons moved from thei - bs endback Laniidems.. game bu ) @ bit 46 to score on two plays. Sd i hd been sick award plunge. when he@. - j pass. ‘kert hit his brother for a five lence from the line Prince George ‘sc... tri cls Tr ‘ Be. Fabaron’™ and on the next play fi preat extent by thier (ive yard end run): ce him deep in Prince George yo fon, 35 yard run with fumble) y and the older Schwe ae 0 € 7 ie eCarron (20 yard pass play )73 to end zone. The play Pieter, (‘two yard plunge): Point 49 yards. A pass f ffer: Williams, 3. placements, dlay ickert to Schweickert ‘Visitors Outclassed “letion Com The Royals had. little troubleal Rober lwith the outclassed Chuckatucklg ster citeam. They scored in every peri sscored twice while the Ro rickefand amassed 16. first downg were gelling J ‘arron) Six for the losers. Short pass Royals after an. ex, a es ricklex@huckatuck’s Bob Whitmores F were throw , ” en the Royals on their toes Ha 7 ho fe own 21 by a hard cha id : 4. iit the final two § 99 Halfback Seoy Ab taken ailine and several rough a. yard Score by periods: Kince George al Falcon kick on his own 30 and penalities. On the next play Trick-Preeman 2. ..0... 12 rs never got 7 returned it to the Midlothian 45. ler was trapped and attempted toRoyals -_.---. 1 15. . _ Last night’s contest was t With less than six minutes left pass, the ball was deflected by Freeman scoring: Freeman ored midway in nal one for Williams, Pelter, ¥ in the second period the Royals a linesman and Robert Schweick-vard run); Stevenson (74 ya ic after. Shurman’arron, Buck Nunnally, who pli tallied again. This time fullbackiert picked the pigskin up andrun): Griggis (8 yard run); Jq a Chuckatuckd his usual fine game, Char! Holder carryis wo li most of went 21 yards untouched for theson (62 yard pass play ft ils 15. Williams,tinsey and guards Gerald Till the time vive score making it 26-19 PrinceJohnston to Johnson}; Stew ‘moved the bailnd Buddy Nichols. 4 : ne. George. Again Schweickert conson, (2 yard run). Conversio’ . On the next play Coach fucker was high in pria Homi het oH lc. verted and it was 26-20 gos, (5 placements.) Prince) loose and ram-f, B play last nigl s. : the fourth quarter the Fa érashed ithe On the kickoff, Wra, e scoring: McCarron , (1 r the score. Eddi fillian as lin score. : pas ed in ap agen ge ass play from Trickler) ne eyes of t wide and E si d drew col After . band at ha the eral fine runs in thee : had ee: 60 .yards ti back — VTrickler then called 6° : e PAT) . the first half. Wil- Me the end of the third period. ™ © extra point andlittle 2 visti spotted and i arty Hays near the end zone. © with the Royals, soociag ads ‘Slay’ Wess ne ed 10 yards, Griffis fy both teams but Early in the ff : e to get into thenon recovered a Chuckatucwersions: —P6 1S, other’s scoring territory. fumble on the Chuckatuek seven’, and McMillian. All runs. — the first. After several pass pla aysutes left in the game. Co-Captain FRANK WILLIAMS Head Coach CHARLES TUCKER PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE GEORGE THE GO TEAM Scores 26 WHALEY VILLE 18 DEEP CREEK 0 PETERSBURG 47 S MIT HFIELD 27 FRANKLIN 26 SOUT HAMPTON 13 DOUGLAS FREEMAN 33 MIDLOT HIAN 35 CHUCKATUCK Coach TOMMY GEORGE Co-Captain BUCK NUNNALLY Coach ARLICK BROCKWELL FIRST ROW: C. Smith, B. Chamberlain, J. Nichols, J. Ridout, B. Weaks, C. Sherman. SECOND ROW: R. Elliot, T. Brown, B. Huller, J. Russell, B. Lanning, M. Holder, J. Johnson, C. Cabiness, J. Hinkle. THIRD ROW: C. Thomas, B. Fitzgerald, A. Brockwell, B. Fortner. Wrestling The matmen of Prince George this year officially opened the doors to all contend- ers. Group I schools such as Douglas Freeman, Thomas Dale, and St. Christopher readily accepted, and Prince George was welcomed into the realm of wrestling. The Royals have had their share of drawbacks - from injuries all the way to inexperience. Prince George is unique in being the only school in Group II in this area which has taken to the mats. The whole team is composed of Sopho- mores with the exception of one Junior and our Senior Co- Captain, Buddy Nichols. This makes for happier days in the future. For when our boys are Seniors they will have had two and three years experience. The team has been invited to the Richmond Invitational Tournament. In February two of the team members will journey to Princess Anne to the State Championships, which will be held in Norfolk. The eyes of the team are on the future, now that we are firmly established in the circles of Group I wrestling. This year's co-captains were; Buddy Nichols and Robbie Elliott. Coach; TOMMY GEORGE 90 pe Ld oo = Toeeccos sana neeeeee poaanes® FRONT ROW: Jane Thomas, Jacki Kliment. SECOND ROW: Linda Boykin, Stuart King, Judy Mitton, Sandy Lunsford, Jackie Edgar. Cheerleaders Captain JANE RIDLEHUBER 92 Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Jim Lockard, Jim Dochien, Monty MacMillan, Charlie Moore, John Blaha, Pete Brockwell. SECOND ROW: Rick Hege, Bobby Atwater, Gilbert Lee, David Russell, James Swineford, Alvin Hamlet, Henderson Ashworth. THIRD ROW; Tommy Buren, John Dewell, Freddie Gonzales, James Hinkle, Eddie Hubbard, David Fraiser, Coach Seaton Smith. FIRST ROW: Leslie McAneny, Dorothy Kvasnicka, Clara Allin, Barbara Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Norma Crowell, Betty Hawkes, Carol Kvasnicka, Fritzi Mayer, Carol Grenzebach. 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Bank St., Petersburg . ) ‘ The night has _ And the day but one; Yet the light of ‘the bright world dies With the dying sun. spss a thousand yes ‘or Prom LOr Juntor-Sen ‘Southern e Plantation . 7 ee Kine er : een aed i . ee all pares Moving Up Ceremony Processional Senior Class Day Class of 1959 Class Prophecy Graduation ee © V aledictorians - LYNN LYMAN - WILMA KREICAR Graduating Class Ensemble Sone Ney ty DR aR RENNER OIE SMR pe Aimee Toy et ER DERI ES Ln emer iat — = Sere f LIS PTET Nena an tre ay ae eR a RAR new Bar na NS