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

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¥ da Ps Learning together of conflicts for freedom, untiring efforts of scien- tists and literary genius of writers propelled a conscious acceptance that mutual efforts achieved ultimate des- tinations. Through knowledge uncov- ered of our great heritage, a sown seed thrived from fertile encourage- ment, matured, and pollinated, indis- criminate man. Upper Left: Katrine Nelson-Bey examines onion cells and sketches a replica. Right: Prince George High School, located seven miles from Fort Lee in Prince George, Virgin- ia, has a transient student body of 1037. Lower Left: Barbara Banze completes register card for Miss Tillery in homeroom. Introduction

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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.