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

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Oh Thank Heaven. . .Pepsi only minutes away, vv0uldn't have led unsuspect- favorite PG student hangout, after-footbalI- far to go to ing students practice slurpees, sorry - no alcoholic bev- indulge. The into the arms erages, microwave hot after-school Board of Super- of waiting snacks, twenty cent coffee, and the visors didnft faculty guards,' new 7-Eleven store arrived. But even want trouble. but with time, before the Stop it before they became beam Sup- it happens. . . satisfied to portg broke Sorry - no deny their the ground, alcoholic hunger pains Cgnflict beverages. Even until after arose around with no beer school. Buy the block- for sale, anything except away empty crossing Rt. 616 the kitchen plot. .,f' tempted PG'ers sink, comic Minoree from with allowance. book collectors School Homeroom hide-out, glazed brought up intercoms donut breakfast, the question repeated warn- potato chip of beer ings: Students paradise, gales, 92 are reminded coffee-tea-or ofthe Royal it is against milk super student body school policy hero cups wild could to leave school west cups too legally buy grounds under candy bubble beer with a any CifCUm- gum heaven short walk. stances. The but sorry - Eighteen craving for an no alcoholic year olds ice cream cone beverages . . . WHO'S NEXT? Garfield Brooks laughs with Stanley Gorham and Russell Whiting over an after-football-practice joke at 7- Eleven slurpee counter. tl :tru .trt to lisa 'I6 7-Eleven