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

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Living together, individuals form brotherhood fraternity Living together and fulfilling the essential capacities of love and trust for fellow man, dedicated brothers sacrificed, expended, and projected whole selves into the banishment of hostility and restoration of confi- dence. Ideas, opinions, convictions and principles, exchanged, digested, expanded human scope of under- standing and brotherhood. Left: PG varsity basketball members and coach join hands in pre-game prayer for team effort and sportsmanship before the Royal-Co- lonial clash. Right: Russ Perdue, Brian Thweatt, Dwight Thompson and David Ross discuss preceding basketball action and enjoy a drink during half-time. Introduction 3