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

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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

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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,