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

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JUST FOR FUN ou Always Wa .I-I l. 24 Bits In the door, out the door, no one stops to think about all those little things that make the building unique. Well planned designs left almost no room for imagination as architects thought out every single detail. From the real rock floor to the air conditioner containing mezzanine everything shined. Even the sound soaking suspended ceiling added an unnoticeable touch to the much quieter rooms. So here's a chance to find out all those things you always wanted to cl 'CO l1OWlll.l'C know but were afraid to ask. k FIFTY TON FRAME. Lone worker tightens and attaches nuts and bolts to solid steel audience holder. I1 -Wt al pub P- :tj J M, Q-.....,----s---up---4 0-.. . .........-q--V -., l..-,i..-. it M, E--. l TIME WILL TELL. Past-holding cornerstone represents the rebirth of PGHS in a new 5 of operation. BACK BRACER. Easily situated, Tim Webb finds machine-smoothed pebble floor a place to catch up on class assignment.

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i....ie THANK YOU PRESENT. Junior class president Linda Crowley hands sponsor Ms. Southall roses and candy for all her time to get things just right for dance week. ., ' 40. f ' V gil fi Q .,. - . . QL, we flak l 9.2 s:: ae ei: : :.. :--: : RING OF GOOD FORTUNE. Class symbol gets a final once over from Junior Dena Vick during late Friday afternoon set up. I ' Ygy. kk 'u 1' H 9 .517 ffiilbd: cf-XV' Think the ring dance is only a one night stand? Weeks ahead, even months the Junior Clsss began the annual struggle to produce the just right setting for the Juniors' special night. With old a new theme, Winter Carnival to replace years of valentines. Students worked during study hall, lunch blocks, and after school cutting perfect winter scene. Starting two days ahead, volunteers willingly stayed to stuff the traditional ring figure. By late Friday night last minute decorations X .X T LONG TO WAIT. A few good friends and ouple of laughs help pass time while iting for ring number to be called. X. f if L..- AX. x went up. Saturday evening rolled around as couples just couIdn't wait for the big moment to arrive. With Ms. Southall, Mr Tiller and Mr. Mumford doing the honors the time soon came and receivers dashed off to get rings turned 79 times, without touching the stone of course! The evening ended on the last chord from Hobbiton Bridge which marked the beginning of the road to seniordom. T .A Ring Dance 23 f' uw.. E, H,ig?tqi.l'nt,iu i traditions broken the 79 crowd found crepe paper and snow flakes to make the

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t NOW WHICH ONE DOI USE? Key miser, Ms. Smith fumbles through her collection to get Were Afraid o ,Q . ga 'UQ 9'4 A 'TX I if 1, IA. f V 'Q' L . X Q 1 Q ,. 'vi IV 4 gl HARD AS A BRICK. Girls' basketball fans, Coach Springer and Melissa Williams talk over game actions while sitting on the ex-high schooI's wooden bleachers. Bits 25