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

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IUNEZ. . .Covered dish supper onthe field, . .Bring yearbooks. . .Eat at 6:00 pm. . IUNE3. . .Dancein gym. .. Robert Dixon Dl. . .Dress- casually. . . lUNE4. . .Afternoon Senior Class Superlative assembly, . . Caps and gowns. . .4:OO- 8:00 pm class picnic. . . Pocahontas Park. . . Please bring. . .Potato chips. . . hot dogs. . .Marshmallows. . 256 foradrink. . . Yummm. . .Meet behind bath house. . .Horseback riding. . . Boat paddling. . . IUNES. . .Class night exercises practice. . . 9:0Oam. . .Group picture. . . 7:00 pm be in lobby for line up. . . IUNE6. . .Baccalaureate practice. . . IUNE7. . .Senior Banquet. . . jordan PointCountry Club. . . Be ontime. . .Prime rib of beef. . .Baked potato. . .String beans. . .Salad. . .Hot rolls. . . Cherrytart. . .With whipped cream. . .Amillion calories. . .Lasttime with your cla-ss. . . IUNE8. . .Baccalaureate . . one hour. . .Speaker, Ernie Smith's father ...- JUNE9. . .9:0Oamtonoon. .. Graduation practice. . . Must bethere. . .7:3O big moment. . .Everyone waited for. . .It'stime. . . We made it!!! sa -Q ,NM 3 , 1 ., , I i I 1 N 3? i' WSFTKE L hr, 'I,.ma5.rf' ,-3 1 .. Q . Y K HUGS AND KISSES of congratulations bring shoves from the crowds of friends and relatives in after-ceremony pandemonium RESCUING cap from the night-time winds, Shirley Linton straggles out of somewhat deserted parking lots. CUED IN, Mr. Rockwell listens in on Miss Vick's last minute instructions on stadium pathway. FORMALITIES ASIDE, just-turned grads hand final salute to PGHS. Graduation 13

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HEAD OF THE CLASS, lunior Marshall, Mark Esposito, ushers in senior smartees, Cindy Crowley and Pat Lewis. FACES PEEK from robe-clad rows as alumni lead off field recessional. EVERYTHING ON STRAIGHT? Sharon Dettor levels cap for final run. READY TO TOOT, Stanley Booker reviews graduation handouts for band intro. .Q E ':?f jg 3.1 12 Graduation 3 it . .. E 3 4- ff' Q 'S gi - NERVOUS GLANCES, hasty smiles add to the last minute excitement as friends file out to line up. TIME OUT to visit the Colonel, Dwayne Tadlock and Charlotte Green catch lune rays at senior covered dish supper. SLIPPING THROUGH, lohnny Temple moves down stage processional of graduation ritual. POSTER OF PRIDE, ceremony brightener covers up platform stage front. it? o me l iiiiegk , ted, is V329 ,A , , I ' f , ww. ' I v 3 fy i 2 2 15. R If . ls ,J 2.

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Gather woocl Cheerleading Fundamentals +15-v' l lli ,ar 1 X Xidll 2 ry 3 1' I Ml If Yearbook Fundamentals , , X Iii Ncvgr t Vie 7336 Fire Building GD QUE? Strike m etch Qslllli. f0O H,' Light Five ambulance Call l.if'e Saving A Q p fra Pe 5 A 5- 3. A: i Zn? 3 g xv- g jam Signal to activate lifeguard 'I4 Summer Camps Three months of summer freedom seemed great until the monotony of daytime game shows and soap operas set in. Local pools opened, but costly club memberships and intermissions often turned classmates away. Variety and , . . pocketbooks shrunk and summer .i freedom lost the value it once had. Fall game schedules forced varsity teams into pre- season practices, drilling underclassmen for high school performance. The Peerage staff needed summer hours to train journalism newcomers in publishing do's and don'ts. Up and about school grounds, cheerleaders worked at early morning practices to perfect sideline cheers. School hours not far away, summer camps offered a last chance to tie up loose ends. ln charge or following orders, PG students gained camp status. Cramming skills and techniques into a weeks time, classmates found workshops just that, a lot of work. Royal camp counselors took charge and wearied summer troopers out. just there for fun, leisure campers found get aways in summer resort areas. Stuck between school terms, summer helped to fit it all in. CAUGHT IN THE WALK across camp grounds, counselor, Daryl Spencer, hurries to help troopers in tent-pitching procedures. NO CAMP FIRES AT TRIPLE R, Mrs. Brissette and Cathy Brissette check in with cafeteria workers and ranch hands at Riverside Retreat Ranch. HEAVE HO! Mark Wettstem helps teammate, Ken Guerin, saw a stubborn log to clear future Youth Conservation Corps camp site at PG fish hatchery 6 , rf