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

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Mrs. Newman, “‘trig’’ and to ‘catry her pel and paperwork to her next class. plained: math eh: we tions to Hans Schneider, who has es 3: (- Gs a 6 home since his parents moved to Germany. 12

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Char Lake dragged Wayne Collins down to Huntington Beach to view the sunset on the Pacific. The New Year’s Eve celebration in the Chariot Room was a scene of gala activity and laughter, as ex- hibited by Greta Augustine. Thete was no prohibition on the sale of cokes in Los Angeles. Prince George students welcomed the New Year with the proper trimmings and necessary equipment. Mr. Crummett was welcomed by the Prince George students as he joined the three man combo. He played a ‘“‘cool sax.” Patiently, Mr. and Mrs. King awaited lunch with Mr. Zeh- mer as he tried to bribe the stewardess. Mr. Morehead was elected to pass out the ‘‘weejuns’’ after the ice skating party. Mr. Jewell and Mr. George studied the hotel bill with hopes that the manager had errored and slightly overcharged. No luck!

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olid teacher, can always find time to display a friendly smile to her sixth period class. In recognition of . . . her exceptional ability as a teacher of mathematics, == . . . her consideration and guidance in the understanding of the | personal problems encountered by high school students, -. . . her radiant interest in every student and his endeavors, . . . her support of the creative ideas of the student body, . . . her leadership and assistance in faculty sponsored activities, the Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1964 Peerage to a dedicated individual, Mrs. Patricia Newman. 13