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

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FFlILLS, FOHMALITIES, AND THUDS I O CIOC SAE E55 0 0 3 Q GO GET 'EM. Senior coach, George Biberstein gives player Kelly Stewart quick run through on game action before sending her onto field The class of '78 made PG history with an encore performance in the Powderpuff game. Seniors earned themselves the honor of becoming the second class in school history for a consecutive win. If you found the game sluggish, the sideline action grew fast and furious. After senior cheerleaders attacked their junior counterparts with eggs and fought back a counter attack they turned one of their own for fun Clothes began flying everywhere, as Peter Utley's fellow cheerleaders stripped him in full view of the entire crowd. Halftime broke the tradition of escorts coats, and ties as George Biberstein and Brian Griffin were crowned Powderpuff king and junior attendant. Post-crowning excitement led to an emotional congratulations by both junior and senior cheerleaders. As in Powderpuff tradition, students turned announcers occupied the pressbox. Paul Holland, Mark Atwood and Joseph Bowers put spectators on the end of their seats by furnishing Cosell type coverage of field action. 18 Powderpuff

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gg .a1i6,.:2ig.,,5 3 vi J . . Q A ROYAL ROYAL. Crowner Dr. George rose bouquet. Queen attendants, Jill places the regal jewelry on the 77-78 Wingfield and Lee Wheeler watch the Homecoming queen, Carla Hood as ex- ceremony festivities. queen Muff Tutwiler waits to present a oo sooo co o sooo ooo 0 so 'N' sia :ea six s are sn o'.o To 0 0 o ooo' ooo ooo' '..0 0 WE WON! Royal football players jump for joy and bear hug each other after stomping on Dinwiddie, 16-0. FUNNY FACE. Ms. Chiarky's little girl puts smiling faces on the bystanders as she reacts to the Homecoming clown's, fDenise Butlerj fooling around. Excitement mounted and football enthusiasts got caught up in the clamor just before the game. lt seemed that they just didn't have the time needed to get everything ready. The chicken wire had to be stuffed by the few who came out to do the work. Postponing the Homecoming a day later because of rain gave the float makers extra time to finish off their masterpieces. A beautiful, though chilly, night set the scene for the largest Homecoming parade ever. Questions of which one will get it? filtered through the crowd right before the announcement of the queen and her attendants. Hurrahs and hand clapping followed as Carla Hood, the Homecoming queen, and her attendants, Lee Wheeler and Jill Wingfield took one more ride around the football field in their convertibles. Seniors roared with delight when awarded with the Best Float honor and every PG'er cheered as the last seconds of the game ticked by to leave a score of 16-O on the board. Exhilarated supporters either hiked or drove across the street to dance the night away to the sound of Casper. Excited by the first football victory, it definitely came up one for the record. 17

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. , y Eliam McBride and Chris Snyder join with best team always wins. ONE MORE TIME. Regular runner, Bridgitte Wyche, carries the football for another long yardage gainer. AT LAST. Juniors move the ball for the first time with Lisa Lauderbach's carry and a quick stop by Senior Julie Urquhart. 'RE NUMBER ONE' Senior cheerleaders alumnus Ro Cox to let everyone know the we as ve POWDERPUFF iff----i we SMILES AND GRINS. Powderpuff King, F L L George Biberstein and Junior attendant Brian 0 u Griffin receive flowers from silly smiling Dr. George. 19