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

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Mr. Janosko returns to PG Mr. John Janosko started his relationship with the Prince George School System as a bus driver and eventually worked his way to head day custodian of PGHS. This resident of Disputan- ta established himself as a vital asset to the faculty, administra- tion, and especially the student body. After a raise in salary, Mr. Janosko transferred to the Main- tenance Department and left PG helpless and heartbroken. The man who did everything, from lin- ing athletic fields to refunding lost money from Coke machines, lett the people who thought so much of him. Only one semester passed before Mr. Janosko re- turned to custodian work to the relief and joy of those he left be- hind. Whenever a window got broken, a light bulb blew, or the furnace went on the blink, Mr. Ja- nosko wasted no time in seeing that the job got done. °22 School Life

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Visiting PG, Mr. Dowdy interviews wife's job hunting DE student, Mary Ann Mobley. Stealing away from drink machine crowd at basketball halftime, Mr. and Mrs. Broady scan new trophy case. Married but still in the courtin' stage, Mr. Merrix helps Mrs. Merrix out of the car. Mrs. Kerkhoff and her husband pose in front of the Pyramid of the Sun during their honeymoon in Mexico. Mrs. Westerhouse, taking advantage of quietness at PGHS, gives her hus- band an afternoon tour of the school. At the Fort Lee Officers Club, Capt. and Mrs. Lamb look over ballroom as a possible Junior-Senior Prom site. ati 2 lee School Life 21

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Before erecting roof-top Christmas tree, Mr. Janosko replaces light. Mr. Janosko lines off football field on Friday afternoon for home game. Biting her finger, Cathy Chudoba hopes Mr. Janosko can find change. Balancing atop of a ladder, Mr. Janosko replaces damaged ceiling tile. During homeroom, Mr. MacBarnes and Mr. Janosko spend |5 minutes gabbing. Mr. Janosko hands Willard Johnson stray chair to store in gym closet. School Life 23