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

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BLACK TOPPING, brick laying, and window replacing accompanies surprise shop blow up. The demolished building slowly returned to its old self as workers began repairs. PORPPER UP AGAINST LOBBY WALLS, cripples crowd the hallways for publicity photo as casts and crutches came into season. Terror seized bus shop work- ers and concerned onlookers as they watched the wrecker pull in the Prince George County Public Schools bus Ml. Everyone out, no one could believe the no injury report, especially after look- ing at the damages. Amazement lingered on faces as they gazed at the one-time shop. As local fire officials roped off the damage, the administration set up temporary changes. The sudden explosion left car drivers without regular beside-the-shop parking spaces and moved the smoking area to the front of the school. Vocational students evacuated to the library, lunchroom, orjunior high substitue workshop. KEPONE. . .that's what everybody talked and talked and talked about. lt's in the water, it's in the air, is it in me? The pesticide ingredient publicity put Hopewell in the news and on the national map. Nightly newsmen found a new bit ALL A CLUTTER! Hopewell High's auditorium houses Kepone Congressional Subcommittee one day hearing before returning to big city Washington. MASKS A MUST, chemical testers bundle up for protection to keep out stray Kepone contaminants.