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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1960 volume:

i) eee voi Vas Introducing your 1960 yearbook The PEERAGE yearbook of — Prince George School Prince George, Va. printed by — Taylor Publishing Co. TIME Each second, each minute Time passes, time grows Till seconds produce minutes And the minutes hours And the hours days Days weeks Weeks months Months years, Never going backward Never stopping Traveling with us but Watching us in an impersonal way. No heart, No eyes No life No soul We cannot see or touch it. But it can be used: Wisely or unwisely. It can be wasted or saved. It is given to the rich And to the poor. And at life's end each and all Wonders where time went, How all of it was spent And begs and pleads for more more more ! The Peerage Staff of ‘60 Leaves the student body of Prince George High School with the thought that they should strive to do what is best for their school. ) operty . i A. Library ov j | Vieg nia ef mond. VA Re. FOREWORD The sound of happy voices, the spirit of good sports. the molding of ideals, all go together to make up our high school experiences. We sincerely hope that this souvenir of your highschool days will help you remember your days at Prince George. With these thoughts in mind the annual staff presents to you the: TGCS Pare r eh ene aa We the Peerage Staff of 1960 wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Richard McNeal Jewell, who in his first year as Principal of Prince George School has displayed untiring energy and conspicuous concern in all phases of our school program. The Peerage Staff 1960 A ste ati i me i te Front Row: MR, LILLY MR, SMITH MR. LIVESAY MRS. BARTHA Back Row: MR, ALLIN MR, SKALSKY MR, CLEMENTS BOARD MR, FRED DOEG Director of Instruction MR. CHARLES W. SMITH Superintendent of Schools Prince George County ss RICHARD M. JEWELL CHARLOTTE R. ZEIGLER Principal Assistant Principal GLORIA E. ENGLAND Secretary CAROLE VICK B, A., Longwood College English L. MORGAN SMART M. A., Carson-Newman English and Latin LILLIE S. RICE B.S., Mary Washington Home Economics ANNE C, RUSMISELL B, A., Mary Washington French I and II CHARLES THOMAS M.S., University of Pittsburgh Science NANCY T. ERNST B. A., Elmherst English RUTH MARTIN B.S., Madison Commercial BETTIE N. BRAKEBILL B,A., R.P.I., University of Kentucky English and Drama LAWRENCE E, PITTMAN A.B., University of North Carolina M. A., Education Administration, East Carolina Biology and Science EVA E, FOWLER M.S., Temple University Commercial BETTY B. ROBERTSON B.S., Radford Mathematics Picture Not THOMAS GEORGE Available B. A., East Carolina History PELL Y LEETE V.P.I., Madison College, U. Va. Art RAYMOND ENGLAND B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Shop DONALD McCOOL B.S., Marietta Mathematics BARBARA LAWHORN B,M., Morris-Harvey English DOROTHY A. SAVEDGE B,S., University of Georgia Science and Home Economics VOIGHT PRITCHARD B.S., East Carolina Mathematics JOHN D. BUFFO B, A., Murray State History DOROTHY E, MOORE B, A., Murray State Picture | English Not | Available ROGER JONES B, A., Lynchburg College History Picture Not Available WAYNE H. LOWRY B.S., William and Mary Physical Education ARLICK BROCKWELL A. B., Duke University Government RICHMOND T. ZEHMER B,S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture PATRICIA A. CAMPBELL B.S., Longwood Girls Physical Education LAURA J. GOODRICH B. A., William and Mary Mathematics JOHN V. MAZZA Bachelor of Fine Arts, R.P.I. Band CLIFFORD D, JORDAN B. M., Stetson University Assistant Band Director ELIZABETH GRAINGER B.S., Longwood Music JUANITA P, LECONTE B.S., Lander College Science ELLEN C. HOPPER B. A., Emory Library Science J, E. SCOTT A.B., English, Butler University A.B., Library Science 09-60 PEERAGE STAFF Editors-in-Chief: NORMA CROWELL MICKEY McCARRON Business Manager: JUDY DODSON Lay-Out Editor: NANCI CROWELL Copy Editor: STUART KING Sponsor; MISS VICK STAFF MEMBERS Ray Gilliam, Geoff Church, Ted Wolfe, Billy Palmer, Susan Bogese, Brenda Patrick, Fred Hopkins, Claudia Borrego, Nancy Kiser, Mary Jo Beverly, Jackie Edgar, Geraldine Ellison. This year the Peerage Staff has endeavored to bring you a beautiful annual as well as one that depicts every phase of your school year. Cherish it always . . . for we shall. Our Photographer DON EAGER ee eee SENIORS CAROLYN ANN MUNT Carolyn President JOHN FREDERICK PRICE Johnny Vice President DOROTHY ANN KVASNICKA ” Doth Secretary CLARA LOUISE ALLIN aG@larau Treasurer MARY ELLEN ADAMS “Mary” SAMUEL THOMAS ALLIN Sam RICHARD THOMAS AKINS poICKICs EDITH ANN ARMSTRONG Ann MARION MARIE ARMSTRONG Slim EDWARD THOMAS BASL Tommy MARY JOANNA BEVERLY Mary Jo JOHN FRANKLIN BOYCE John MICHAEL GOODMAN BRADY Mike FRANKLIN AVERY BROCKWELL Franklin MARY FRANCES BRYANT eerane CONS TANCE JANE BURKE Connie STEPHEN HOWARD CAHN “Steve” GENEVA GAIL CHRISTIAN Nevie MICHAEL ELBRIDGE CH URCH Mike WESLEY ALLEN CLEM III Butch CAROLYN BRONSON CLEMENTS Shorty EUGENE CARLTON COGLE Carlton CHARLOTTE MIKELL CONNER Charlotte NANCI MARGARET CROWELL Nan NORMA BEATRICE CROWELL Red ANTHONY MITCHELL DAVIS Tony JERRY HAYWOOD DODSON Kid JUDY MAYWOOD DODSON Judy HARRIS DRUCKER et arrisa DENNIS MAITLAND ECKERT Dennis JOHN DOUGLAS ELLWOOD Johnny DOUGLAS WAYNE EUBANK Doug WILLIAM THOMAS FRANCHOK “Billy” JOHN MASSIE FUQUA lacks RAY MAGEE GILLIAM Ray GEORGE ROBERT GLASS Bobby BETTY LOU HALL “Betty” GILBERT ERNEST HANZLIK Guppie LOUIS WILLIAM HANZLIK Zeke HENRY HINTON HARRISON III Henry” FRED HOLLAND HOPKINS Fred VIRGINIA BRUCE HUBER Brucie™ DONNA MAE HUMPHLETT “Donna” RILEY EDWARD INGRAM i Riley” ALEXA ANN JOHNSON WwALeX da NORRIS KELLY JOHNSON Butch JUDITH STUART KING Stugie” BRENDA JOYCE KISNER ' “Brenda' KATHERINE BROCKWELL LEE Kat” ROBERT EDWARD LEE w Bob VINCENT HERBERT LEWIS Herb VIRGINIA MARIA LOCHSTEDT Ginny PATSY ANN MALONE ePat. MARIANNE ALYCE McCARRON Mickey ROBERT WINFREE McDANIEL Ai Mac BARBRA LEE McLEAN Barbra JOSEPH PATRICK MERHOUT Joe LOUIS MATTHEWS MERHOU T Moose JAMES MIKA James WILTON WARREN NICOL Warren RICHARD CALVIN NORWOOD a @aicom JOYCE LOUISE NUNNALLY TOR JAMES ALLEN PLANTE ae EDWARD EPPES POOLE “Eddie” JOHN WILLIAM PORTER John DIANE LUCIA POWELL Bulldog CECIL LAWRENCE RAGLAND Boots BARBARA ANN RICHARDSON Ann SUZETTE MARIE RIDDLE “Susie” REBECCA LEE ROBERTS Si fo Salis Ua ae a Becky” WALTER PHILIP RUSNAK Phil JAMES CHANCEY RUSSELL Jim JAY BURTON RUSSELL Jay ROMAN FRANCIS SEKORA Roman WARD CHRISTOPHER SHUTE Jim Ai ARVID HELMUTH SORENSON Butch ALVIN HENRY SYKORA, JR, Sonny EVERETTE LEE TEMPLE Rivit JAMES LEE THACKER, JR, Jimmy EMILY JANE THOMAS Jane tt REBECCA JEAN TOMLINSON Becky IRVIN LEWIS WALTMAN TOO lies DIANE ELIZABETH WATTS Ginger BARBARA LOUISE WEAKS Barb BARRY MARKS WELLS stay CHARLOTTE LOUISE WHITING Charlotte ROSE MARIE WISEMAN ReeRee FRANCES LORAINE WITT Fanie” NY) aes = Zz (x) DY) JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS v1. President TERRY CLEGG Vice-President DAVID TRICKLER Secretary LINDA BRASWELL Treasurer 6 ] ANNE BIRK BARBARA AKERS RICHARD ALBERT GERALD ALLEY EARL ALLIN MARTIN BALAZIK JOHN BELSHAN BYRON BOECKMAN PHYLLIS BRADY MICKEY BURCHELL KENNETH BUTLER CHARLES CABANISS DONALD CALLIS BILL CHAMBERLIN JOHN CIBULA BETTY CLEMENTS NORMAN COLEMAN MARY COX MARTHA CREECH HENRY DANIEL HERBERT DORMAN GLENDA DOTSON JOHNNY DRUMMOND DON EAGER JACKIE EDGAR ROBBIE ELLIOT FRANCIS EPPS JOE FLAKE BILL FORTNER DIANE FREEMAN JEWELL GLASS CAROL GRAY JUDY GREENAWALT ERIC GRIFFEY RONNIE HALL CURTIS HARDEE GEORGE HARVANEK WAYNE HARVANEK JEAN HARVILLE BETTY HAWKS RICK HEGE MAC HOLDER MILDRED HUBER BRENDA HUDSON WAYNE HYLTON LORRAINE INGRAM PHYLLIS JANOSKO GROVER JOSEY NANCY KISER CAROL KVASNICKA BRUCE LANNING Ve By ( i JANET LIGHT LEE LINDER JUDY LIPSCOMB BILL LOCKWOOD JEANNE MATZ ANN MAY KAREN MARTIN JUDY MINTON WALTER MOORE LESLIE McANENY BOBBY OWENS JOHNNY PALMER MARY PHI LLIPS JERRY POWERS BARBARA PRUITTE EMILY PYLANTE GUILFORD RENN DIANE REYBURN JAMES RIDOUT RONALD RIGGS ROGER ROWELL BILL SCOPEL GLORIA SCOTT JERRY SKALAK CATHERINE SMELLEY CHARLES SMITH KENNETH SPILKER RENEE STANDAGE DALLENE SULLIVAN LOIS SULLIVAN WOODROW TEMPLE JAMES TIMMERMAN JIMMY TOMKO PHYLIS TOMLINSON BRYANT TROUP BILL URBAN ROSY VASATKO MARGARET WAGNER CAROL WARREN PEGGY WARREN MARY ANN WAYMACK BOB WHITE BOBBY SAFFORD NORMAN SANFORD VIRGINIA TOMKO RUDY VALISKA SHARON WINDSOR MARIA WINGFIELD FRANCES WINGO MARY WOOD STANLEY ZANWIESKI Cia meTe™ a ap) Tes er — SOPHOMORES per, 4 CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Ruth Kvasnicka Vice President Ernest Cibula Lesli Aldrige Teri Anderson Treasurer Charles Moore 62 Carol Arney Peter Baker Barbara Ballard Edward Baptist Connie Barron Eula Mae Bass Andy Baugus Mike Beachy Joe Bernard Pat Berry John Blaha Susan Bogese Claudia Borrogo Martha Bradley Eleanor Bresko Carol Brobst Dickey Brooks Tom Brown Jimmy Burchell Marie Burnham Robert Callahan Mary Cleere Margo Cochen Rea Cofer Danny Cogle Katherine Connolly Janie Connolly Carter Cowan Linda Cummins Ralph Daniels John Dwel John Emerson Johnny Elam Glenda Evans Sandra Frazier Terry Freeman Bob Gardner Connie Gordon Ralph Griffith Claudia Halstrom Shirley Hamilton Alice Hanks Karl Hanson Jimmy Harris Dolores Hartley Mildred Harvanek Jackie Highfield Tony Hill Jim Hinkle Shirley Hite Monroe Hite Robert Hunter Brenda Ingram Billie Sue Jarrett Davie Jerell Ellen Johnson JoAnn Johnson Anita Jones Dorothy Kendler Sandy Kilbourne Ann King Mike King James Kiser Barbara Lane Gary Lane Gilbert Lee David Light Pam Maniates Jack Masarsky Rose Marie Mayer Mary Maylon Phillip Mays Mark McCon James Monroe Billy Moore JoAnn Mozucha Betty Nichols Dickie Norris Billy Palmer Greg Parker Brenda Patrick Russell Pearce Gail Pilot Carolyn Pittman Bill Plante Judy Pruitte Lee Rachmel Stuart Ragland Patty Rhodes Joan Riddle Ronny Rigby Sherwood Rodgers Billy Rook David Russell Dorothy Sabol Paula Scott Anna Sluka Linda Smith Charles Stark Mary Joyce Story Mike Sullivan James Swineford Richard Tarr Richard Temple Cary Tomlinson Bernadine Toombs Alice Walker Barbara Wallace Joyce Watkins Pat Wayner Buddy Weaks Melvin West Sandra White Larry Wilson Joy Wiseman Ann Yates Linwood Yeatts Gene Zurik FRESHMEN President Bradley Boeckman 63 Charles Anderson Bob Andrews Francis Andrews Philip Andrew Henderson Ashworth Bobby Atwater Mary Auton Mary Jean Berardo Betty Bass Thomas Barger Wayne Beachy John Bean Jean Beck Billy Benesek John Birk Gary Bokinsky Milles Boyette Ray Boykin John Brink Marie Brittle John Thacker Vice President Kay Lipscomb Judy Kisner George Broaddus Charles Brobst Carol Brown Pat Bryant Thommy Buren Douglas Burnhan Juanita Cameron Jane Chance Patsy Chris Jeff Church David Clark Nancy Cole Grace Covington Clara Cox Shirley Crocker Kathy Cusick Betty Daniels Mike Dise Gary Drackett Gordon Duke Mike Dunford Charles Edwards Alvin Hamlett Mary Lou Harkey Roy Huber Ricky Ingelton Paul Irby Ann Johnson Betty Johnson David Johnson Carolyn Joyner Larry Kerr Betty Elder Geraldine Ellison Alan Fleming Richard Frazier Wayne Funk Steve Gardner Donn Giammarco Linda Gleason Freddie Gonzales Eugene Goode Carol Gries Clyde Hall Karen Kennedy William Kincy John King Tim Lockhart Alice McBrayer John McBroom Linda Mackay Karl Martin Jimmy Merhout John Minor Candace Mitchell James Munro Glenice Murrell Cynthia Newby Ann Nicol Keith Nobles Betty Jane Nuckles Nancy Nunnally Ruth Olegar Michelle Paulos Craig Parker Grace Parker Barney Peters Susan Popers Lugene Porter John Pylant Nancy Railing Ricky Richardson Edward Sedivy Shirley Schackleford Betty Scarborough John Seaman Peggy Smelley Susan Sorensen Eddie Spratt Margaret Stewart Eddie Sulc Bobbe Sullivan Jim Summerall Macon Taylor Carole Thomas Patty Thomas Sandy Thomas Phyllis Tombs Tom Wenrick Danny Wilson Jo Winfield John Winner Ted Wolfe Jerry Vaughn Harry Wallace Wayne Wheeler Mary Wegeo Norman Wood Aldel Wright EIGHTH GRADE PRES IDENT Patricia Minor Kurtis Adams Tim Aldridge John Ashley Ronnie Askew Gretta Augustine Ginger Barger Paulette Barron Jimmy Belshan Wade Bendall Jerry Beverly Joey Bishop Michael Bogese Bill Boykin Dan Bradley Judith Bronson Susan Branyan Brenda Braswell Bill Brockwell Gloria Brooks Bob Brown VICE PRESIDENT Judy Galderise SECRETARY James Bradley o TREASURER Carol Deadmon 64 IEA SS OFFICERS Helen Byron Hazel Butor Tom Chan Judy Cain Cynthia Chapman Donna Cheatwood Martha Chesley Linda Christian Mary Cleer Bill Godwin Helen Conides Jeanne Davis Linda Dickman Bob Doughtery Robert Drucker Sally Dunford Janice Edgar Milton Emory Rudy Edwards Glen Evans Mary Ann Farnell Joyce Fine Barbara Fones Thomas Fanty Sue Fuqua Constance Gigliotte Wayne Gries George Grogan Gay Hege Jimmy Halstrom Vicky Hanford Stanley Hargrave Linda Harrison Scarlet Harrison Rodney Hartness Edith Harvanek Wesley Harvill Brenda Hatch Tommy Hawkins Jean Henderson Bob Henzy Judy Hill Madge Horne Carol Horrate Shirley Hunter Wanda Hylton Donna Jackson Aubrey Johnson Freddie Johnson Eddie Jo Jano Sybil Joyner Eileen Keifer Carol King Peggy Kirkland Robert Nuckles Nancy Kokta Joyce La Fleur Robert Lauter Beatrice Lewis Gerald Lewis Bobby Linder Linda Lochstedt Ed Lowe Keith Lowe Tom Lucas Billie Jean Martin Jean Martin Richard Mays Steve Mozucha Vicki Mazza Monte McGraw Jerry McGourty Frances Miller Carol Mozgo Danny Moore Peggy Moore Jo Ann Nobles Donald Millis Leon Padgett Ginny Panganiban Becky Parker George Petrik Ed Pruitte Barbara Rothenberger Warren Reyburn John Richardson Larry Riddle Terry Rodgers Donald Rowe Ronald Rowe Dorothy Rusnak Cala Russeil Evelyn Sams David Sandford Doris Sckalak Donna Schefke Bobby Scopel Sam Sluka Jeanne Smelly James Smith Patsy Snead Emila Soto Sandra Starr John Steel Joe Sturt William Sullivan Richard Tanner Robert Temple Brenda Temple Ann Thomas Betty Thomas David Thomas Bill Trippett Patsy Waymack Frank Whitaker Patsy Williams Donna Wilson Karen Wolfe Terry Wolfer Ray Wudarski Peter Valenzuela Marie Vlk Lillian Virostek Annie Walta William Ward Gloria Warren Glenda Weaks Dixiemates ORGANIZATIONS President: JIMMY THACKER Vice President: CAROL KVASNICKA Secretary: PAULA SCOTT Treasurer: JOHN McBROOM STUDENT COOPERATIVE? ASSOCIATION Senior and Junior Representatives and Alternates Underclassmen Representatives and Alternates Sian ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING COURT CANDIDATES: Leslie McAneny, Betty Hawks, Jane Thomas, Queen - Nanci Crowell, Anne King, Paula Scott. MISS ZEIGLER, our S.C. A. sponsor. The Scepter is a student handbook compiled to aid students at Prince George. Editors were Harris Drucker and Norris Johnson. They were aided by Charlotte Connor, Paula Scott, and S.C, A, President, Jimmy Thacker. SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE: Charlotte Connor, and Connie Burke. The Senior Ring Dance is sponsored each year by the S.C. A. in honor of the Seniors. =a vx A Cr tS a i FRONT ROW: Charlotte Connor, Clara Allin, Dorothy Kvasnicka, Becky Tomlinson, Leslie Mc- Aneny. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Beverly, Stuart King, Carol Kvasnicka, Virginia Tomko, Diane Freeman, THIRD ROW: Anne King, Jim Dozier, Harris Drucker, Norris Johnson, Arvid Sorenson. 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 Socie- ty came intobeing. 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 through- out their high school years. Each spring the Honor Society in- ducts new members 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 chosen among aspi- rants. The Society hopes to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worth leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in students of Prince George High School. PRESS CLUB TOP ROW: Leslie Aldridge, Joyce Watkins, Bill Chamberlin, Joe Flake, Curt Hardy, Peggy Warren. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Wallace, Judy Minton, Glenda Dotson, Anne Birk, Sharon Windsor, Jane Thomas, Robbie Elliott, Pat Malone, John Porter, Jeff Church. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Whiting, Anne Richardson, Donna Humphlett, Barbara Weaks, Dallene Sullivan, Mary Adams, Craig Parker, Fran Bryant, Nancy Kiser, Dorothy Kvasnicka. Editor-in-Chief: Boys’ Sports Editor: Sponsors: MARY ADAMS CRAIG PARKER MISS MOORE Assistant Editor: Girls’ Sports Editor: MRS, FOWLER FRAN BRYANT PAT MALONE RADIO COMMITTEE This committee is sponsored by the S.C. A. and broadcasts a show monthly. Committee Chairman, Jim Russell, and Assistant, Nanci Crowell. MEMBERS - Fran Bryant, Mary Adams, Mickey McCarron, Susan Bogese, Butch Soren- son, Norma Crowell, Barbara Weaks. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS OFFICERS President = = =)2 = = -9=7-)=7- Jerry Dodson Vice -Pres 10@h (oe iene Billy Franchok DOCTOLAl Vata n ere ec ke Phil Rusnak re aSslCtt ti sh Ia Warren Nicol REDOVLEr 7 s) oie ke 0a ee eee Earl Allin Sentinel - -=-=--=----- Louis Hanzlik STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE MOTTO Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA : | Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. Presid €N (es aat ai ene oe Judy Dodson MICC=Presiden tye === aia Clara Allin NEE AOS Sa See Betty Clements pt CASUtClirkoi= 2) a aann ec Ann Armstrong Reporter = = = = == = = - Brenda Kisner PisCOrlange lee ins awa Virginia Tomko PRESIDENT Johnny Elwood VICE-PRESIDENT Leslie McAneny SECRET ARY Jackie Highfill TREASURER Sue Sorensen apt ui HIGH SCHOOL 4-H CLUB BOYS‘ 4-H President ----------- Eddie Poole Vice-President - - ------- Earl Allin SETS GAR a ied a he John Belshan IMTS OV So i ae Si Nace a age Paul Harris % GIRLS ' 4-H Presidenti= 5a gae See = Nancy Kiser Mice=Presidentesgoecu acc) oo. 2 Carol Gray SCCICtal Varese arch sae Rose Marie Mayer TERI OO Oho) oda A oe Nancy Cole WEL YRS Che ied ely Tok Fea tok Sieg Miss Ryburn ANS LIBRARY CLUB SITTING: Wavle Edwards, Barbara Wallace, John Ellwood, Connie Gordon, Monte McCraw. STANDING: Mrs. Hopper, Carolyn Pittmen, Carol Warren, Betty Hawks, Rosie Vasatka, Sharon Wind- sor, John Emmerson, Mary Cleere, David Russell, Jay Russell. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: Sue Evans, Billy Sue Jarrette, Joyce Nunnally, Nancy Kiser, Mrs. England, Barbara Akers, Ann Armstrong, Brenda Kisner, Pat Malone, Mickey McCarron, Norma Crowell, SECOND ROW: Mary Waymack, Rosemarie Wiseman, Marie Armstrong, Diane Freeman. PARODY CH the 7 tenth} CHOIR Members who were chosen for All-State Choir: Becky Tomlinson Dorothy Kvasnicka Ronnie Hall Jimmy Swineford Johnny Drummond Grover Josey haus Jimmy Swinetord, Johnny Drummond, Ronnie Hall, Grover Josey. xe Choir Director MRS. GRAINGER Accompanist BECKY TOMLINSON a JOHN V. MAZZA, Director CLIFFORD JORDAN, Assistant Director j i LEADERS Fein na ae 3 ‘. “ Ping eae ’ 404 Eee i ha — oe CSN A Fist fee Henry H., Co-Captain; Carolyn M., Captain; Unit Leader. ’ Mr. Mazza; Mr. Jordan; Bobby G., Co-Captain; G. G. Renn, Waving Colors 5 one mae” = Z EIS) ae = Zz = SI) Royal Beats Big Brass Slippery Slides FEATURES ' ' ! THE ANNUAL JUNIOR-SENIOR POWDERPUFF GAME Two mighty football teams, composed of girls from the Junior and Senior classes, were fielded this year in the annual pow- derpuff football game. The first score of the game was on a long run by Junior Jeanne Matz but the try for the conversion failed. Later in the fourth period a crushing attack by the Seniors brought on a 6 -pointer followed by the extra point which was the deciding factor of the game. The Seniors were again victorious by a score of 7-6, EDDIE CAROLYN Most Popular ZEKE Best Looking Tee BECKY BOBBY Most Athletic Most Talented MARY JO RILEY Friendliest MICKEY EDDIE Best Dancers ERT CHARLOTTE HARRIS Most Likely to Succeed NANCI EDDIE Best All- Around CAST Abigail Fortitude Abbott - - - - - - - Stuart King Susan Abbott - ----------- Barbara Weaks Professor Michaels - - -------- - John Price Dean Gillingham ----------- John Porter Bobo Jacksol)= = = = = =: ) = = =. Ray Gilliam PIO WIG en ere es ms Jimmy Thacker Glad = aaa ae Jane Thomas ED ba a be oO eA ie a Mary Adams ENR gia a oe font! Yar el te aig SM Fran Bryant JACK Re aie ee Se at = Allen Clem Mrs. Miller - ----+------ Charlotte Connor BUSY ee ee at ne Ginger Watts Hs CA ie i ee Connie Burke Malye 9 ak eh Suzette Riddle BUD @ oie gh ag ti a hl Fred Hopkins PRODUCTION STAFF Diteclorat iets poe - Mrs. Bettie Brakebill S DODSO DS 5S ti a me Miss Carole Vick “MOTHER IS A SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Under a completely new coach- ing staff in 1959, the Royals turned in one of the best football records in the six year history of Prince George School. Graduation greatly thinned the ranks of the boys that made up the fine team of 1958 and combined with the transfer of four starters during the spring and sum- mer months, pre-season predictions for the Royals were extremely pes- simistic. Those who were willing to venture a guess listed only two THE Colonial Hgts. Smithfield Hopewell Franklin Southampton Petersburg Midlothian Chuckatuck Va. Beach or three possible wins from the toughest schedule ever played by a Prince George team, one which included two of the best Group I schools in the Central District. But this team which boasted only 6 lettermen and a starting lineup which included four boys who had never played in a varsity contest, ignored all predictions going undefeated in their district with a 6--3 overall record. TEAM BACK ROW: Jim Dozier, Bobby Atwater, Charles Cabaniss, Curt Hardee, Billy Palmer, Bobby Safford, Craig Parker, Bob Gardner, Pete Brockwell, Bill Urban, Robbie Elliott, Mike Dunford, Mike King. FRONT ROW: Larry Wilson, Jimmy Swineford, Bill Scopel, Mac Holder, Eddie Poole, Al Brockwell, Don Schraner, Johnny Ellwood, Earl Allin, Sam Allin, Robert Lee, son Ashworth, Greg Parker. ED POOLE Captain of the Royals Lee Linder, Jim Plante, Dave Trickler, Jay Russell, Hender- “A WINNING CREW” PRINCE GEORGE 26 COLONIAL HEIGHTS 8 Before the largest home crowd of the season the Prince George Royals dumped neighboring Colonial Heights 26-8. The big offensive gun was 200 pound fullback Mac Holder. Holder scored two touchdowns and one extra point. The Royals displaying first game jitters were slow starting and led at half time 6-0. But the second half scores by Holder, a one yard run, Dave Trickler's 18 yard run and Jerry Power's one yard run iced the game away. PRINCE GEORGE 34 SMITHFIELD 7 The first crucial district game found the Royals trouncing Smithfield 34-7. Smithfield had not been scored on in two previous games and were favored to defeat Prince George, But led by little Dave Trickler who passed for 3 touchdowns and one point after touchdown and Mac Holder who scored twice, the Royals played an inspired contest. Lee Linder turned in an outstanding pass catching performance which included two touchdowns. Lead- ing the defensive plays were captain-elect Eddie Poole, freshman quarterback Mike Dunford, and end Al Brock- well. As an added attraction this game was dedicated “parent's night. PRINCE GEORGE 0 HOPWELL 56 With school spirit at a peak the Royals journeyed to Hope- well to tangle with the Group I Devils. It was a real battle for 10 minutes, but then a blocked punt and a 48 yard touch- down on the next play broke the back of the Prince George defenses and paved the way for the 56-0 rout. Dave Trickler and Jerry Powers led what little offense the Royal's contributed. PRINCE GEORGE 21 FRANKLIN 0 The Royals returned to the district wars with a shutout victory over Franklin. After building up a 21-0 lead in the first half the Royals called on their defense which responded by holding the Broncos scoreless. Holder, Powers, and Trickler led the offense with Johnny Palmer and Al Brockwell defensive leaders. PRINCE GEORGE 25 SOUTHAMPTON 12 HOMECOMING The Royals made their first annual homecoming game a success as they downed the fighting Southampton Indians 25-12. Prince George was ahead 12-6 at the half, but early in the third quarter the Indians tied the game up on a spectacular 90 yard kickoff return. Then Eddie Poole raced 25 yards for the third Royal touchdown and Dave Trickler iced it with a 52 yard scamper in the fourth quarter. Bob Lee turned in his finest game of the sea- son leading both the defensive and offensive lines. Also Lee Linder, the Royals big end, gave the Indians secondary some trouble making some fine catches. PRINCE GEORGE 7 PETERSBURG 27 The stubborn Royals fell before a strong Wave eleven 27-7, The game was closer than the score indicates as the Royals threatened to score three times during the game. Finally with two minutes left in the game Mac Holder plowed into the end zone for the lone Royal tally. Don Schraner, 190 pound tackle was unable to see action due to an arm injury. Holder and Trickler starred on offense. Defensive play was led by Craig Parker, ably supported by Curt Hardee, Brockwell, Gilbert Lee, and Earl Allin. PRINCE GEORGE 6 MIDLOTHIAN 20 In torrential downpour Midlothian handed their Royals the lone Group II defeat. The Royals couldn't get thetr offense moving. Late in the game with the Trojan's diving for their fourth score, Dave Trickler picked up a fumble and raced 95 yards to avert the shutout. PRINCE GEORGE 54 CHUCKATUCK 6 In their final home appearance of the season the Royals erupted for 8 touchdowns in 54-6 rout of Chuckatuck. Trickler scored three touchdowns and passed for another with Poole and Holder chipping in two apiece. Holder and Trickler turned in two of the prettiest runs of the season with Mac racing 55 yards on a handoff and Trickler with a 70 yard punt return with letter perfect blocking. Don Schraner, Bob Lee, and Lee Linder led the fired up forward wall of the Royals. PRINCE GEORGE 27 VIRGINIA BEACH 13 The Royals closed out their 1959 season with the one of the greatest comeback victories in Prince George history. Eddie Poole finished his football playing at Prince George with the best game of his career scoring three times. But as Coach Brockwell remarked after the game “it was a great team effort. Poole and Trickler re- versed their usual roles with Eddie starring on offense and Trickler included in a group of defensive standouts com- posed of Robbie Elliot, Mike Dunford, Jay Russell, Bill Urban and Bob Lee. Left to right: POS. NO. David Thomas Guard 3 Steve Mozucha Guard 11 Charles Anderson Guard 12 John Seaman Forward 14 Bobby Atwater Forward 6 Mike Dunford Center 9 Russell Pearce Forward at Donn Giammarco Forward 13 Bobby Linder Forward 8 Richard Tanner Forward 5 COACH: Mr. Lowry BASKETBALL EVesekonds COACH: Mr. Lowry FIRST ROW - left to right: Richard Frazier FOOTBALL Mike Bogese George Grogan i te i Chuck Myrick Robert Temple Pete Brockwell SECOND ROW - left to right: John Seamen L. V. Padgett Tim Lockhart Gordon Duke Charles Anderson Joe Ferguson Bill Benesek THIRD ROW -- left to right: Steve Gardner Freddy Gonzoles Wade Bendall Mike Dunford John King Bobby Atwater CHEERLEADERS JUDY MINTON MARY ADAMS GINGER WATTS JANE THOMAS JACKIE EDGAR DIANE FREEMAN JEANNE MATTS SUSAN BOGESE FIRST ROW: Ralph Griffith, John Dewel, Joe Flake, Robbie Elliot, Mac Holder, Curt Hardee, Jay Russell. SECOND ROW: Lee Rachmel, Charlie Cabinass, Bob White, Terry Freeman, David Jerrel, Ted Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Buddy Weaks, Jimmy Hinkle, Bill Chamberlin, David Light, Johnny Ellwood, Bruce Lanning. COACH: Mr. George. WRESTLING Wrestling is a new sport at Prince George. Many advances have been made this year in this field. We have a new mat and cover which will enable us to have more home matches and a fuller schedule next year. This was the first year that our team has won a team match. No other schools in our group have wrestling teams so we have had to go to Group I schools and Prep Schools to find competition. Another new thing has been added this year; a Most Valuable Wrestler Trophy has been awarded to the person whom the team thought was the greatest asset to their team. Robbie Elliott, one of our co- captains, was greatly honored with this presentation and this was truly deserved as he certainly does ful- fill these requirements. VARSITY BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Dorothy Kvasnicka Clara Allin D. Reyburn C. Kvasnicka The Reserved Guards! The Reserved Forwards! 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