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

MRS. JUNE SCHULTZ Clerk Typing I, Typing I. Faculty I Different Reasons job ll Coullcllhqt Refuse "I was one of the first four of my class picked to student teach on audio-visual tape. I was very nervous in front of the class and I had to smile to relieve the tension. That was the first time l'd been on close-circuit TV! My prof liked the way I smiled so he sug- gested me to Mr. Alexander for the job offer here." Ms. Audrey Talley came in the middle of the '74 school year to fill the English job left empty by Mrs. Breeding. Conscientious of coming to a new school, Ms. Talley got a certain amount of relief in finding out that the PG coun- try folk dressed and acted like the city slickers in EC Glass High School. Compared to the Lynch- burg high school of about 2,000 students, PGHS' size brought on a few wary first impressions but she fell in place and now feels right at home. Still, all that will change next year in the new school when she'll step back into big school life. Only one course away from a journalism certification, Ms. Talley would love to see her- self in front of a class full of journalism or drama bugs. Hopefully, faces will look familiar from some of her for- mer Sophomores that filled up previous English classes. "I love my students and l love it here. l've never met any people friendlier." Unless a change in plans or if a mar- riage proposal comes along, she'll teach at least one more year - "After all, you can live only one year at a time." I ...A MR. JOHN ALLEN MRS. EVELYN HAWKINS Algebra I, Geometry, Chess Club. Biology, Science Club.