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

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It all ran through my mind. Finally a Senior. It felt Twelve years of hard work, sweat, tears, and pain paying off. We came into our own privileges and upperclassmen status. The year fast, too fast. Where did the time go? Ex Sophomores surrounded us in Senior English, and reality the day of the prom. . . and then Senior Week. The calendar sagged with engagements -the Senior banquet, the spaghetti dinner, picnics - a lifetime's worth of fun crammed into one short week. At graduation, the sun set on our high school career, we felt twinges of pain mixed with throbs of expectation. us from our seats on cloud nine. The year climaxed And facing a new horizon, I swallowed. INDY NIGHT WIND UP. Class of 76 Senior Lynette Marks makes her way across a cloth covered tage to receive that finalized older protected paper after sponsor Ms. Vick's name call. p The kids lose their heads the same time every year, and this bunch did it right on schedule. Wonder when the five without caps will get here? Hope I remembered the extras. Black robes don't help the heat any either. I get so attached to these kids every year. . . . LAST MINUTE PREP. Senior sponsor Ms. Carol Vick makes touch ups for seventeenth time around graduation ritual. ALL SET T0 GO, impatient graduates waited through hour long minutes for their song signaled promenade. 4 Well, at least I can take off this robe now. Gosh, I thought I would roast! But, in a way, I hate to do it because then, high school days will really end - for good. Probably won't ever see any of these kids again - boy, I enjoyed them. And I thought I couIdn't wait to graduate. Hah! . . . I'm scared. Graduation I 1

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JY BEAUTIES. Senior sideline watchers widely grinning Susan Dubberly, Terry glances during halftime track and Muff Tutwiler give ride around. Sitting in a damp, chilly breeze and knowing we had scored our first touchdown of the year perked us all up for halftime entertainment. The menagerie of floats plus FHA's winner and our craving for a victory seemed to light up the Royal field, but ballots, singling out Carla Hood and Tami Kanak as Junior and Sophomore attendants, quickly stole the limelight. Recapturing our attention, Dr. George crowned Muff Tutwiler 1976 Homecoming Queen. Beauty and glamour topped most of the night but sparkled into a different kind of excitement at its closing. Bumpers and hustlers alike joined in as we made our way to PG's miniature gym. Coming closer to auditorium doors, the sound of Speak Easy poured through. Homcoming, as always, a success. Homecoming 13