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

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All that space! Not quite knowing what to do M with yourself, you wandered through wing after j wing until your aching feet refused to go one l more step. At first you thought you'd freeze, but l they finally brought the subazero air condition- ing temperature under control and you pitied i those sweaty junior high kids. Your just washed cangot to keep its shiny look when you discovered the all-in' one paved parking lotj On those rainy afternoons when you couldn't drive or bum a ride, the overhead bus ramp shelter sure came in handy. Teacher call buttonsihad your fingers itching for just one mischievous push. A three beep interconj warning made you laugh while nonstop EZ listening music got piped in onlylto drive you crazy. Every class you stroljed into had a different color desk seat to brighten up a windowless room. Your very thin locker masqueraded as green while your friend's book closet didnt pretend to be anything but Royal gold. -in-' T 'b-+ swam 1

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lv' ZZ bigger building you had lots of extra room just to playin. Eight halls a carefully guarded auditorium, library, and gym gave you plenty of things to investigate instead of staying in clas Floor space abounded in the Commons and you made full use of it when you needed a place to hold that favorite dance. Two out of four lunch blocks got cancelled giving you Ionge to gossip over early morning events. Rain or shine, you went to Friday afternoon pep rallies when the Commons area took over the football field's old job. Squashed no more! With a much s A luxury-plus auditorium encouraged you to try out for even the smallest play part just so you could get a glimpse of what newfangled inventions hid behind the curtain. Both of the hilltop lecture rooms came in handy when you got measured for caps and gowns or when someone called a special meeting. Double auditorium assemblies turned two class periods into one while onstage talkers sounded a little bit hoarse the second time around. Cushioned chairs made sitting down for an hour more comfortable while band music came from the orchestra pit below. You could find out the latest what s happening news just by glancing at the bulletin boards that covered the walls. Every club now had the chance to tell you about their most recent adventures. The free advertising paid off as in-the-know students backed their favorite group's activities more and more.