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

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GHS C Larry Enoehs Margaret Enoehs Eugenna Epps Billie Estes Brenda Evans Jennifer Faulknier Ernie Favale Denise Fenner Pete Finley Barbara Fleming Alan Foster Fred Frye Sherrie Fulcher Tina Fulcher Mike Galderise Lisa Gallaher Emery Gam Chuck Gartman Mary Gatewood Karla Gerner Donna Glass Thomas Glass Kim Goodrich Tony Graham Mary Granderson Russell Graves Bryan Grlllin Debbie Gross Scott Gund John Hall Ramona Hall Joe Ham Robin Hammond Bart Hanchey Terri Harman Mike Harris Tommy Harris Tim Harrison Nelson Harvey Wesley Harville Terri Hash Roy Hayes Bobby Helbert Charles Helbert William Henley Robert Henry Danny Herald Timmy Herald

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n P to Go A llonald Colenigin Larry Coniplon Theresa Courier Cheryl Cont- B C, Connell Crawley Connelly Snell Cook Tim Cook Jill Corriqquii Anita Cin: kilt! PziItyCrotIy linda Crowley Sandra Crum-y Mike Crux Toni D'An1.itn Cookie D.int,v Palsy Daniel Michelle Day KentDhint1i.i John Diego Jacqueline Dixon Kelly Doniiisinsky Ramona Dooley Jerry Dulnlmerly lim Durninci Adrienne l tlnioncls Brenda lclwniils CtiroIEdw.ai:1s lrster Edwards llowarrl l lninre Stuck in the middle of everything! Though Juniors didn't consider themselves the underclassmen that they used to be, they hadn't made it to the top quite yet. Newly arrived rings, brunswick stew, the ring dance, and hosting the prom for Seniors highlighted the year. With the good came the bad though, like good old US History, PSATS and Poe. Keeping up with old traditions and setting new ones made times with the class of '79 a lot of fun and kept the midclassmen busy. With a little bit of luck and good grades there's only one year left to go. KNEE-HIGH, Patsy Daniel scrawls out make-up English effort on flat desk substitute. Juniors 159

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Linda lnscoe Russell Jefferson Beverly Johnson Barbara Jones Celia Jones Charles Jones Jay Jones John P. Jones Kelvin Jones Leavell Jones Sandra Jones Yvonne Jones Anna Juarez Tamie Kanak Susan Kephart MODERN CONVENIENCE. Dennis Morris takes a quick pit stop to stash books in his B-wing storage center. Cheryl Hill Walter Hill Doug Hollifield Cassandra Holmes Linda Horne Karen Howard Cindy Hudson Jay Hudson Sonya Hudson Lynn Hughes Imagine not having to swim through the halls to get to class or having a limited selection of courses. That describes PGHS for Dennis Morris. Even though old time PG'ers griped about not getting lockers for six weeks, Dennis found the hall mini-closets a luxury. Experiencing sudden changes coming to a larger school, Dennis had a wider selection of classes, clubs, and activities to choose frorn. Along with all these changes, however, came the shock of having to buy your own books. Coming from a school that had only 175 students to PG's 1100- plus student body made it not so easy to put names with faces. Think of having just eleven people in your own graduating class or knowing everybody in the school. Making these kinds of changes didn't seem hard, especially when PG'ers have it so good. Juniors 161