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Upper: Fathers (Perdue, Sule, Vickers, Vlk, Lipp, Prince, Thompson, Turner, Thweatt, Wade, Henderson, and Lowder) stand for Star Spangled Banner. Lower: Anita Andy directs attention elsewhere as half-time entertain- ment interests crowd. Right: Majorette Wanda Starling stands at attention in salute to Prince George as JoAnn Evko sheds tears during singing of Alma Mater. 28 School Life
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Le SAL WPS A ¥ é SAX ¥ POL JSS — hae % 73) fi Wh be Me Aw WO eG A a ft + ‘ Ye, 8 PFS. Be : : ee fst ¢ Upper Left: Wayne Thweatt attempts to carry the ball as Bill Claibourne and James Taylor tlock. Lower Left: Mrs. Gill and Charles [hweatt discuss his school record. Right: Sen- ior candidates for Homecoming Queen, Connie Haugen and Kim Keesee, share in Debbie Har- rison’s joy upon hearing her name as the 1970 Homecoming Queen. School Life 27
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PG Seniors, Governor Holton view U Va. Band Day Following the annual homecoming festivities, the Senior Class as- sembled in early morning to proceed onward to Charlottesville. The trip proved exerting and the arrival at Monticello provided an opportunity for travelers to exercise, as well as view the historic surroundings. After this departure, the Class of ’71, along with chaperons, progressed to the UVa. campus to view a clash between the Cavaliers and William and Mary Indians. The game resulted in a one- sided score of 33-6 in favor of the Cavaliers. Students enjoyed such unexpected pleasures as attending the game on Band Day and meeting Governor Holton. Laden with souven- iers, the sightseers started their trip homeward, stopping for dinner at the S W Cafeteria in Richmond. Sen- iors raised the uproarious sound of “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall” as the high school came into sight. Due to postponement, the football game scheduled with Petersburg, re- sulted in an extension of the season. Fathers proudly viewed their sons from ring-side seats as the crowd paid tribute to seniors. The out- come proved advantageous to Prince George’s overall standing as the bat- tle ended in a 21-18 victory. School Life 29
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