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

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Valedictorian Teresa Togger, graduating with a 4.0 average, delivers the closing address, “Pursuit of Our Dreams.” The choral arrangement of “Saint Francis’ Prayer” by the Prince George High School Choir follows. The Senior Class descends athletic field steps to the processional “God of Our Fathers” at Baccalaureate. Chap- lains Andrews and McMaster proudly watch daughters Marian and Marnie enter with the graduating class. School Life 13

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Togger snatches Valedictory title Under a sweltering 4:00 sun, June 11, Chaplain S. C. McMaster delivers the Baccalaureate sermon to 250 seniors. “Pomp and Circumstance” pierces the Monday night air as four junior mar- shals lead the senior procession onto the athletic field. With strains of “Im- possible Dream” resounding, parents and friends listen to the speeches of the Top Five: Valedictorian Teresa Togger, Salutatorian Connie Wilson, Billy Young, Pat Dunford, Bill War- drop. The faculty confers the “Best All Around” title on Connie Wilson and Pat Dunford. Sandra Williams and Dave Marsh receive the “I Dare You” Award. Tassels flipped, diplomas in hand, the Class of 1967 turns alumni. field check out caps and gowns used for Class Day, May 17. Mr. Edward Rockwell, Mr. Robert Foster, Mr. Jackson Reasor, and Mr. Rus- sell Moon discuss Commencement Exercises prior to the call for line up. 7 a ber wex. bs Ve pee — ne 12 School Life

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Late August brings grind to PG pupils At the end of a hot sum- mer, grid coaches from all over the state assemble to help area athletes develop their potential. New block- ing techniques and agility drills occupy time in the Tri- City football clinic. Two weeks after school opens, Mr. Reasor moves to Smithfield to serve as Super- intendent of Isle of Wight. Mr. George takes over and bids goodbye to the band which journeys to Canada. Leaving at 7:00 p.m., five buses carrying band and chaperones pull into customs 12 hours later. Tours of Ni- agara Falls and Toronto pre- cede the pre-game and half- time shows after which 140 weary travelers return home on October 1. Leaving a cold climate for a warmer one, musicians set a romantic mood for the crown- ing of the 1967 Homecoming Queen. To the strains of “Let Me Call You Sweetheart,” Mr. George presents Debbie Cons and Donetta Webb with a rose as nominees—Faye Boisseau, Trisha Waldrop, Karol Mitchell, and Paige Buren—relinquish the spot- light. Seniors Janet Graham and Connie Levonick flank winner Sandra Findley as “Miss America” resounds. 14 School Life 7 Sil ae, . pi = % 4 oe : my Se yy 7 fer. ori - a. ? ; toy” fey A moe t ’ rs Ra Pa ie RE i nt. : S ‘. BEN fW3. ‘. vs, : Mr. George escorts victorious Sandra Findley during Homecoming half.