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

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Far Left: Mrs. Carwile, Miss Pomeroy, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Crichton underestimate the superiority of students in basket- ball clash. Above: Nancy Baker entertains the Tri-City area during annual spring choir con- cert through Cable TV. Below: Ceding her title of Miss Prince George, Janie Megee excitedly crowns Liz Metz, making the start of her reign. School Life 13

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Tri-City’s Cable TV Presents annual choir concert At 7:30 on Monday night the gym, crowded with spectators anticipating an easy victory for the student basketball teams over the faculty, echoed with cheers supporting both teams. A large turn-out assured the lit- erary magazine extra financial support in publication. Although backed by the encouraging cheers from faculty cheerleaders, the “teaching team” fell short of quart ear —— % Gee re | es ; 4 % 12 School Life students’ skills and suffered de- feat. ‘““Alice In Wonderland”’ appropriately set the stage for the ten beauties competing for Miss Prince George. WHAP broadcaster Joe Van Ryper acted as master of ceremonies for the occasion while Mrs. Rockwell and Jon Marable enter- tained spectators during the judges’ consultation. The next week found Fort Lee hosting annual PGEA Ban- quet where teachers received rec- ognition for years of service. Royal trackmen traveled to Man- chester for the district meet on Friday and Saturday. The Wed- nesday before the annual spring choir concert DECA held a ban- quet for Distributive Education students. Friday night the choir presented “Sounds of Spring.”

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