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Prince George Sells Itself Aren't all schools alike? No! All schools are not alike. They may look alike, but the Royals prove Prince George High School to be different. People once compared Prince George with other schools; this year they'll be comparing other schools with Prince George. How did Prince George get into this enviable position? Thirteen years -result in gleaming Royal triumphs: State Basketball Cham- pionship; Attorney-General of Girls' State; Gover- nor of Boys' State; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Par- ade; Rose Bowl Parade; Orange Bowl Parade; Nat- ional Merit Scholarship finalist; representation in all three service academies, and fifty per cent participation of all graduating seniors in higher edu- cation. Everything at Prince George is tuned and bal- anced: superior instruction, qualified leadership, loyal friends, and interesting activities. Whenever you see the Royal emblem, it stands for the con- stant search for new ideas, for an awakening inter- est in learning, and, of course, for fun sandwiched in between from day to day. Prince George High School, as you can see in the pages of this book, sells itself in these particulars. What better compli- ment can be paid any school! Meet the happy faces of 1100 students. Prince George in '66 has the “strongest and largest student body since its begin- ning in 1953 and goes to new lengths for study, ac- tion, and fun. Take your pick—the residential coun- ty students or the transient Fort Lee students. Be- hold the service, quality, and cooperation of both groups. Everything and everybody are tuned to- gether to work in harmony. Yes, it's true. Prince George combines academics and fun and builds its own bright monuments. You can't end your career at Prince George, but what a place to start!
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Annual Staff Editor-in-chief ..... -.. Emilie Gleason Gopy Edtiorse ees ee Linda Sordelett Jil Seliiele on dame Se Linda Finnell FayouTmcoiors) «ie seme Gil Peterson Joanne Schaetzel Joyce Temple Business Manager ........ Patti Davis isiejats(Selateles nh tae elles Paige Alley Brenda Barnett Photographers. . Kelly Pennington (Head) Doug Carlson Doug Craven Bill Wardrop StattiMembersenssrtie anes Janet Allen Susi Christian Pam Condy Scott Daily Carol Dundon Yvonne Farnell Cathy Foster Sharon Foulke Cathy Goode Barbara Graham Charlie Johnson Mary Kreps Marianne McBroom Nancy Maloy Hutch Megee Monique Minor Stephen Moore Eddy Oates Cindy Rawlings ACVISOl tie tienes, hha Carole Vick CONTENTS 3
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