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

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6 Introduction Different races share regular PG Left: Students prepare trays for lunch as they move through the meal line. Upper Right: AI- bert Crawly sketches the alphabet using dif- ferent types of lettering. Right: Susan King, Zenobia Brooks, and Helen Hall arouse the crowd’s spirit with “Royals Are Great” cheer during the pre-game session. Lower Right: Lyn Rodriquez aids Mrs. Greta Collins in tran- slating “Somewhere My Love” from Spanish to English during study hall. Sharing together momentary emo- tions, triumphant endeavors, reward- ing accomplishment, and warmth of friendship, unselfish lenders emitted multiple expressions of concurrence which contracted into a singular unity. Similar explanations to age-old perplexities narrowed gap in teacher- student views; respect fostered a valid coalition.

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Accepting responsibility together creates loyalty among student members Accepting together the responsibil- ity endowed to each one, sincere allies fortified barriers against dis- crimination of race, color, and creed, feceiving brothers and beliefs with open hearts. Distinct designs, unique impressions and unbound expression exhibited individual qualities freely given, respected and accepted as equal voice. Left: Assistant principals Charles Thomas and Ed Rockwell present Mary Ann Bogese with her Newspaper Award as Chris Beachy looks on. Upper Right: Ralph Simmons attempts to take down opponent as referee watches for outstanding movements. Lower Right: Prom- goers dance to the rhythm of a swinging band at the Hawaiian Luau. 8 Introduction