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

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BREEZY U-TURN, A backblow of newspaper snip ups snows on SCA float crew members, DeDe Wichy and Kim Bishop. A BLACK SCAR on school grounds, the demolished shop building leans on its four wall frame crutch. Good old tradition! We followed routine. As usual, we called in our mugshot professional, Wilson Moore, to cover dances and gridiron ceremonies. But student life wasn't all tradition. We stuck that coined journalism phrase, student life, to every bit of PG living, not just school ground activities but all the little things that made PGHS tick. We took the school gossip and siphoned it out. Leading the list, hunting boasts, after- thoughts of summer freedom, and wide eyed stories of school accidents monopolized student talk. Literally just around the corner, a new 7- Eleven store sprung up in time for 1976 coverage. just a bit of the bicentennial, 76 celebrations took four pages of section space. With no limits, we covered student life topics any way at all. Not a bit alike, varied layouts and copies set a mixed STUDENT LIFE+ collection. b'cemenn'a'feS Va' I I Student Life 9