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

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SClaKOKOUL TINE eh ee understanding silently conveyed Lunches together relieve tensions of a hec- tic day; quiet conversations across tables mingle to spread bubbling content. School Life 13

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A blanket of warmth J 4 together subdued disheartening failure : ty ALG ‘ wT, - Ma, Lepage al while each alone showed gratitude to others for triumphant success. A shared accomplishment, a common goal, a promise fulfilled and mutual understanding silently conveyed ... all instilled a oneness, overpowering, within a body of many.

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March brought the Virginia State Department’s evaluation of faculty and curriculum and also tryouts for spring sports. Personnel on the evalu- ation board included representatives from colleges and high schools throughout the state. Evaluators set up main headquarters in the Home Economics Department, with the ad- dition of a coke machine and refresh- ments. Nervous teachers stuttering through lectures and millions of little hands waving through the air be- came a common sight in classrooms. Students wrote pencils down to the erasers doing more homework than normal. Upper Left: Mrs. Lilly Rice entertains two members of the Evaluation Committee. Lower Left: Allen Chudoba’s grand slam to left field ties score in 2nd inning. Right: Members of the School Evaluating Team check K forms of in- dividual teachers. 14 School Life