Prince George Junior High School - Gold Medallion Yearbook (Prince George, VA)

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Since Coach Ed Wisneski took over at PG the team has suffered only one losing season. Coach Wisneski also teaches PE at the Jr. High. The coach commented that he felt that his young and inexperienced team performed well and that he was very pleased. TOP: Danny Thomas bulls his way through defenders while grinding up valuable yardage. CENTER: Tim Reeves runs for paydirt as a Waverly defender trys to dissuade him. BOTTOM: Practice makes perfect! as Coach Wisneski gives instruction to one of his players during a workout. Junior Varsity Football, page 12 BELOW: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Har- vey, W. C. Mobley, J. Randolph, M. Henning- ton, D. Thomas, J. Bridgeman, K. Mclntyre, R. Davis. ROW 2: T. Reeves, R. James, F. Williams, S. Cyr, C. Bullock, R. Whiting, M. Hughes, H. Dickens, M. Thweatt, R. Rosado. ROW 3: Coach Schraner. M. Lewis, G. Cobbit, L. Moody,'S. Gorham, M. Brigman, B. Dikcs, W. Holt, O. Harvey, G. Badgett, Coach Wis- neski. ROW 4: B. Allen, T. Ferguson, P. Prince J. Melvin, M. Bachmann, M. Wessel, J. Year- wood, P. Cotton, D. Maclin, C. Bouldin, G. Bartholomew. BOTTOM: An anxious sideliner awaits the upcoming play. Junior Varsity Football page I3 Rockett's girl gymnists Debut in Fall with much accord, A 1 . Olga Korbett, Sandra Bender, Shelly C CC Woodcock, Kathy Coxe. Wait! You say you've heard of Olga but not the ff..-.ii-.ww other girls? At PGJHS these and other girls like them have become known for their talent and grace through the newly formed and highly appraised Tumbling Club. This is the first time in the history of PGJHS that a Tumbling Club has been claimed. It all started when a couple of girls asked Mrs. Rockett if a tumbling club could be organized. Mrs. Rockett then proceeded to higher authorities which then conceded to the organization of a Tumbling Club. The Club lacks much needed equipment, but it makes do with what it has. The Tumbling Club con- sists of about 45 girls in the it My Sth and 9th grades. Upon asking how the girls could benefit from this, Mrs. Rockett replied, The girls will learn many things in gymnastics A that they will need to know if l they plan to go on in this field of sports. The girls will be needing more equipment, but as far as talent goes, they have more than enough. Gymnastics, page I4 CENTER: Gymnastics calls for complete co-ordination and a physically fit body. LEFT: Susan Greene, one of the out- standing performers inthe Club, demonstrates various tumbling exercises. BELOW: Kelly Potter smiles withjoy after completing a difficult exercise. ........u.,-MN,..,,M.. ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Randolph, S. Bender, S. Close, S. Woodcock, V. Kesler, T. Jernigan, P. Crockell, J. Bonner. ROW 2: D. Smith, S. Green, S. Holland, D. Butler, S. Green, C. Coxe, E. McCoy, L. Mason., B. Brown. ROW 3: R. Clements, M. Gorby, P. Phoenix, K. Potter, J. Goodwyn, Q. Turner, P. Fears, J. Jordan. ROW 4: C. Jones, B. Brockwell, T. Oakley, C. Wittie, M. Waldo, Y. Brown, B. Rhodes, S. Williams, K. Gorman, J. Jordan. LEFT: Connie Jones bestows roses ofappreciation to Tumbling Club sponsors. Gymnastics, page l 5 ans Join Cheerleaders in Yells, Cheers for Royals LEFT: Donna Zuskin drives herself to the brink of emotional euphoria to execute a perfect cheer. BELOW: Arousing school spirit at a pep rally, the cheerleaders get it on with a cheer. BELOW, LEFT: Sporting her new uniform, Linda Mason strains her insides for the Junior Varsity basketball players. Many were the times when one would enter the gym to see the Baby Royals basketball team with a ten point lead. And who would be winning on the sidelines? The cheerleaders. The cheerleaders have been with both the football and basketball teams through victory and defeat, enjoying more victories than defeats. During every game, the cheerleaders would chant themselves into a state of spiritual frenzy, and finally achieve their goal: 100921 support from the fans. BELOW ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wooden, S. Kvasnicka, L. Mason, D. Hill. ROW 221. Hunter S. Green, P. Crockell, L. England. ROW 3: M. Chudoba, P. Bolick. D. Garrison, D. Zuskin. BOTTOM CENTER: An- ticipating the arrival of the football team, the cheerleaders hurry to set up banners. inn V. L.. . l Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, page 17 . ntermediate Cheering Brings Spirit to Teams, School Intermediate cheerleading . . . Good things come in small packages. That was the case with the eighth grade cheerleaders this year. Cheering the eighth grade basketball team on to several victories, they also added a little spice to the game for both the players and the fans. These girls took their training from Mrs. Springfield and the Junior Varsity cheerleaders. With this background, they should be prepared to replace the departing ninth graders competently. TOP CENTER: The eighth grade cheerleaders generated as much spirit in the bleachers sitting down as they did on the court. ABOVE: Concentrating on her cheer, Becky Burrow chants out support for her team. RIGHT: The scoring of a basket brings the cheerleaders to their feet. Intermediate Cheerleaders, page I8 BELOW: ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Burrow, D. Smith, C. Massey. ROW 2: K. Bradshaw, C. Cox, P. Randolph, S. Green, C. Wittie. ROW 3: D. Butler, S. Close, C. Hood. ABOVE: Bouncing ener- getically off the court, eighth grade cheerleaders return to their seats after a time-out cheer. Intermediate Cheerleaders, page 19 BELOW: ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Brown, A. Gilder, C. Pettaway, D. Harvey, G. Nosal, D. Traylor, P. Phillips, Manager, ROW 2: Coach Springer, R. Pettaway, C. Matthews, M. Johnson, M. Allen, T. Vanko, R. Cox, G. Tadlock, M. Hughes, S. Booker, Manager. CENTER: Michael Allen over- powers the Knight defenders and gets 2 points while Randolph Pettaway anticipates a rebound. ABOVE: Mr. Trickler and Mr. Thompson were kept busy all season as the Baby Royals were racking up the points. Junior Varsity Basketball, page 20 LEFT: Arthur Gilder drives past awed defenders as they seem to just watch him perform. V W K , , .. ,, 'L ,uw-f ' we rg g t tL i ' f ttt V 'ttt I if J vii: B' , 1 g V, ., 3,2 ts,, yt.A 't4AI 5 ttthl as ff vtht f C.Ol0iUieHl:H4iiSlifSee59 '15 'L' ' J' i t fs... ,,LA.t,, ...nga I V.1Q,.3,,gj1-L,,qy.-,Q .ff.-rm sg,,3,,f. Q-vasfgsvg JA f':1a:.'wtS:gag,isfw .- :AB Y, fa f t a 'ls q J. .fam M..-gag 1 , s my .V V .xq.eyrG,,,:,1'r.r,5-gr' ' .L :w fx f7e'?Tlfz1WEi ffgfz-f4Q.:':-.1 W A1535 tt, t S Junior Varsity Basketball Team Begins Season with 8 Sophomores Swish! was the sound heard throughout PG gyms this season as the JV team burned the nets on opponents while running and fast breaking their way to their best season ever at PG under the coaching of Larry Springer. The Baby Royals, led by Marvin Johnson who averaged over 20 points a game left opponents stammered by their power and speed. Michael Allen was tough under the boards, overpowering the opponents. The Royals squad marched over Colonial Heights, Thomas Dale, Gib- bons, Meadowbrook, Midlothian, Manchester and Dinwiddie to name a few. The JV team played an amazing man-to-man defense this season, holding most teams to under 40 or 50 points while their offense was hitting over 60 points in several games. This year's team had 8 sophomores and 6 freshmen making it by far the most experienced squad. Junior Varsity Basketball, page 21 ABOVE: ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Jones, S. Whitt, J. Finlen, J. Evco, S. Gorham, N. Ham lin, D. Ruffin, W. Jones, B. Jones. ROW 2: Coach Trickler, D. Bonner, H, Bannister, A. Young, A. Peterson, C. Bowman, C. Sykes, P. Prince, L. Vaughn. Eighth Grade Basketball, page 22 9 Eighth Grade Netters Show Promise, Skill The eighth grade basketball team preparestthe boys for play for the Junior Varsity team, giving them much needed experience. This yearis eighth grade team was a team with much height, an ingredient which has been lacking in the intermediate basketball team for many years. The eighth grade team was coached by Terry Trickler. Although the team did have its problems, the boys showed promise and skill and should give valuable aid to the JV team next year. LEFT: Calvin Sykes shows good form as he puts up ajumper from the outside. BELOW, LEFT: Coach Terry Trickler's work is now put to the test under game circumstances. BELOW: An unfortunate opponent gets caught in a whirlpool of Royal defenders. Eighth Grade Basketball, page 23 The JV Baseball team was cold the first half of the season winning only l out of 6 games until G 6 , the anything happened. The Baby Royalsw n C suddenly turned around and won 4 out of their last six games to finish at 5-7. Robert Allen 9 9 led in batting with a .438 average and 3 HR's. Jeff Graham pitched for a 4-2 record, and Randolph Pettaway stole l l bases. BELOW: Tom Walton prepares to fire the ball to first base in hopes of beating the runner. Junior Varsity Baseball, page 24 K Q. -. M 59' V Eff . 1 . . A z Q vp h it . . ' X.,.t.a sm -1 J Q Y. M . t J. or . .sz . ,'...,'- im 5 .V an 6- A MW' 'al' 3' A 2' qv. 'ssh 2' 'F A s .JV 'Z , ' wr 1 tux i Q 'D 'K x N. 'F' W , t .MJ ,V 'W v ., -1 M. . , 1. - ,,.. g . ' , -ad. . if ' - at ww , Q .W 3 ,,r . Kiawah, V . wa f .5 -., ., N ' . . 'J -aw fe' J f .. Kuo -. , 4, A, 9' 4 p I fx.. ,VI 'nt e-I Q , M -, ., W rg Viz- f A - 2 .. 1 T ,. Ax- f . 4 o- m we .s.....1:'...z Y f 'NM TOP: Charlie Powell shows the correct form for executing a bunt. LEFT: Coach Terry Trickler, donning a PG cap and shaded glasses takes a cool, methodical, unemotional glance towards the field ABOVE: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Baxley, R. Allen, R. Pett- away, C. Powell, G. Smith, B. Reeves. ROW 2: B. Reedy, J. Smelley, T. Walton, R. Cox, R. Davis, D, Traylor, ROW 3: Coach Trickler, J. Herring, R. Butts, J. Graham, G. Vlkojan, T. Wall, M. O'Connor. Junior Varsity Baseball, page 25 SCA Continues Aid Policy to Community This year, as in preceding years, there were community problems all around us. Real- izing this, the SCA spon- sored another food and clothing drive for the needy. The proceeds were sent to various organizations in Virginia. Patrick Henry Hospital received five boxes of foodg Prince George County received enough food and clothes for twelve families. Cancer was also aided this year. A basketball game be- tween the sexes was spon- sored with the proceeds going to the Cancer Fund. The game brought about 5500. Then there are the normal proceedings of the SCA. They sponsored a field day which was a success and another basketball game with the pro- ceeds going to the March of Dimes. All of this would not have been done without the officers: Terry Oakley, Presidentg Sharon Williams, Vice Presi- dentg John Duval, Secretaryg and Kathy Brissette and Sallie Close, Co-Treasurers. The sponsor was Mrs. Solyan. Striking a pose for the camera on Fifties Day, Linda England shows the change in the type ofdress over the years. Linda borrowed the clothes from her mother. ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. ner,Z. Heath,A.Clark. ROW Close, K. Brissette, T. Oakley, 3: S. Green. B. Brockwell,S. S. Williams, J. Duval. ROW 2: Gross, D. Vanko, F. Pezzulli, P. Grimm, V. Pardoe, T. Samo- M. Perry, D. Witcher, R. Brown, riga, M. Chudoba. M. Brown- K. Gorman, G. Vargo, G. ing, K. Jiles, B. Graves, J. Bon- Whiting, G. Rougeau. 1 Taking orders from students, Q. Miss Hanna and Kelly Potter fill requests and stomachs all at the same time. The women score two easy points for their team at the faculty basketball game. SCA, page 27 Beta Club, page'28 LEFT: Linda Carillo accepts her achievement award from Mr. Coker, while Mr. Payne looks on. BELOW: A high average and good conduct are a necessity tojoin the Beta Club. ABOVE: BETA CLUB MEM- BERS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW l: K. Jiles, J. Clements, M. Brown- ing, L. Gorman A president, M. Chudoba, W. Harrison, P. Landon. ROW 2: Ms. Anderson, L. England, T. Jernigan, P. Bortner, S. Gross, G. Whiting, D. Crichton, P. Docx, Ms. Foldesi. ROW 3: J. Vinsh, S. Kvasnicka, B. Brockwell, S. Harrison, S. Green, A. Kaempf, M. James, A. Harmata. RIGHT: These proud new mem- bers ofthe Beta Club have gone on to be the academic leaders of today. Ibn Beta Club Stresses Hard Work, Success Used to be a students who was intelligent and suc- cessful was usually looked upon as a square and thus avoided. Well, now things have changed. Education is attracting more and more people and most students are maturing more rapidly. The National Junior Beta Club is the place for devel- oping this type of student. It recognizes students who are above average and stand out in some way in the areas of leadership and scholarship. Once a year the Beta Club holds a tapping ser- vice. Students achieving high marks and receiving teachers' recommendations are given the honor of being a member and recognized for their achievements. LEFT: Besides being an excel- lent student, Susan Green has talent in the cheering ranks at Prince George. Beta Club page 29 Art Club, page 30 Artists Provide Displays, Exhibit Posters For PGJ HS Ever wonder where all those unusual posters around school come from? They might be the produc- tion of some budding artist from the Art Club. The Art Club has many displays in many places. They always have an inter- esting display to present at the productions of the Prince George Theatre, The posters adorn bulletin boards and the walls in the teachers' lounge. On Field Day, one might find himself being painted by the Art Club. This has been found to be one of the major Field Day attractions. A person can express him- self in many different ways with body painting. The club exhibited during the year at the Bollingbrook Art Festival, Walnut Mall, and at the Prince George Courthouse. If you have talent and want to develop it, the Art Club is your club. Beth Jandl decides Susan Crewy needs a paintjob . . . and does something about it! Bernadette Birchett displays her new style of art. N 4 I yn, k ' rbi vi .1 X h 4 --1-1. ,. Mrs. Pearce displays her artisic capabilities by tatooing a stu- dent's arm. ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Bennett, B. Brooks, M. Perry, N. Thweatt, S. Conaway, P, Cullipher. ROW 2: V. Kesler, S. Close, J. Finlen, R. Brown, C. Schumacher, K. Gudmundson, C. Mann, P. Busch. .N as-df Ugg:-if - V- W gg.. r....5-ff Q gym V, B4 5 1 l .e K .gg Y J X V . l I , 41.-i-1-4 f X ',ff..f'9 VJ, , Art Club, page 31 FFA MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW l: L. Mitchell, J. Marchell, J. Nicely, J. Williams, G. Comer, J. Kephart, P. Tuley, H. Jandl, C. Thweatt, D. Jones, C. Pelter. ROW 2: D. Pollock, J. Makovsky, B. Jones, D, Owen, C. McCoy, S. Gorham, C. Clifton, B. Wilcockson, A. Johnson, C. Gilchrist, E. Harless, M. Brigman, D. Sebera, C. Davis. ROW 3: Mr. Glass, C. Stooka, A. Aldridge, D. Swindell, A. Kaempf, T, Ware, C. Granderson, C. Bowman, B. Dikes, I. Hudson, R. Davis, B. Raney, J. Melvin. BELOW: Mrs. Reese patiently shows Deenie Davis there is more to sewing than a needle and thread. 5 RIGHT: The top forestryjudges from PGJHS in- cluded fkneelingl Henry Jandl and Braxton Dikes and tstandingj Andreas Kaempf, Alek Johnson, and Ricky Davis. Vocational Clubs, page 32 . ... . ,,.., is f f ' s X . 2 FHA-F FA in Awards, Contribute To School Changes We are pleased with the progress our students are makingg therefore, we haven't found it necessary to make any major changes, stated Mr. Glass, Sponsor of the Future Farmers of America. Every year is a new year because there are new people who respond differently to the set up we have. New people simply make each year unique, he explained. The FFA worked to finish another year of awards and accomplishments. There were forestry judgings, farm safety programs, hog evaluations, and landscaping projects. Major attention was aroused when the FFA won first place in the T.V. Downing FFA Federation Forestry Contest. Many of those home econ- omics students who possessed a deeper interest in the area joined the Future Homemakers of America. The group en- gaged in various school func- tions including entertaining teachers, helping the needy and helping to organize a new district federation. Mrs. Esther Reese led the girls to win an Outstanding Chapter Award. The FHA gave girls a chance to do some extra sewing to add to their wardrobes. Future Homemakers of America mem- bers, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Parham, W, Harrison - Sec., P. Bortner, Y. Brown, M. Waldo, J. Clements - VP, P. Landon, P. Rush- worth. ROW 2: M. Browning, N. Thweatt - Treas., K. Bannister - Pres., E. Curtis, V. Myrick, G. Vargo, C. Cox. Vocational Clubs page 33 , TOP ROW: Dianne Vanko, Copy Editor, Stanley Booker, Editor- in-Chiefg Patricia Docx, Photo- graph Coordinator. ROW 2: Ted Vanko, Sports Editor: Debbie Brown, Managing Editor, Sue Gross, Business Manager. Gold Medallion, page 34 fx ABOVE: Stanley Booker fin arm chairj. ROW 2: Ted Vanko, Sally Close, Denise Dickens, Dianne Vanko, Debbie Brown, Patricia Docx. ROW 3: Paul Holland, Debra Garrison, Linda England, Sue Gross, John Meanor and Raymond Thorpe. Yearbook Combines Sections, Wins VHSL Award The yearbook staff came to the conclusion that there were overall trends seemingly affecting the entire year. Problems included a gap with the young, an overcrowded school and a somewhat prevailing apathy among students. Pockets of liber- alism and concern, however, were discovered by the staff when in- vestigating student participation in Thanksgiving Baskets for the County, and support of the Basket- ball game to raise money for cancer. The staff worked hard on a new format to make the Gold Medal- lionf' more diversified and inter- esting to its readership nurtured on Soul Music, mod design and tele- vision. Four main sections, including a stronger closing, replaced the usual three, Winning First Place in the Vir- ginia High School League com- petition last year left this year's staff with the problem: How do we top this? LEFT: Stanley Booker, emphat- ically drives his point home as he demonstrates the proper way to draw a layout. BELOW: Helpful advice is given to Debbie Brown by Dianne Vanko concerning her layout. . BOTTOM LEFT: Patricia Docx pours through photographs to find the right ones for the yearbook. till! Gold Medallion, page 35 fl Pm Y xc-: G-:olg,f:'l'i1catrc, page 36 , FAR LEFT: Making her Singing debut. Uta McCollum as Big Mike Slattery leases the audience of Gold ln The Hills with Ta Ra Ra Boom Der E. TOP CENTER: Now a seasoned Prince George Theatre veteran, George Jacob could never get used to Mr. Nicholson and his comb. LEFT: Michael James welcomes everyone to The Bowery. t. CENTER: Ted Vanko, Uta McCollum and the cast belt out the l890's favorite The Sidewalks of New York. evil as Richard Murgatroyd. gets his comeuppance and cast poses for its picture: FRONT. LEFT T0 RlGHT RECLINING: P. Ledden. D Davis. B. Kaempf. ROW 2: C. Hayth, E. Davis., F. Davis. C. Rogers G. Jacob. G. Dudley, L. Mercandante. T. Vanko, L. Jones. T. Kiser. Phillips. 0. Mullenix, G. Jacob, A. Harris. ROW 3: M. James. A. Davis, J. Dukes, T. Briggs, S. Wagner. A. Crawford. D. Butler. li. McCollum, K. Griffin. l. Jones, J. Duval, K. Jiles. D. Johnson. I The Prince George Theulrc. pug: w ABOVE: Good triumphs over played by Junior David Butler George Cox, Liz Mercadante Ted Vanko. and Gloria Dudley show their relief. LEFT: The 355' , i, ailing.. RIGHT: Irritated because he can't find his papers, Taft Kiser takes another look in a crowded file drawer. BELOW: Ted Vanko is simply amazed when he emerges from the newspaper office closet and finds the news- paper finished and everyone gone home. BOT- TOM: Book Reviewer Wanda Bennett pecks out another outstanding evaluation while news writer Doug Crichton creates and types on a last minute filler. X R1-.-3' ., !'f'f'f' B'- The Royal Page, page 38 'QW New Editor rings Paper More Acclaim Bowing to the energy crisis and the paper shortage, THE ROYAL PAGE changed its plans and re- verted back to four from an origi- nally planned six issues. Editor Taft Kiser brought several major changes to the second year of public- ation. The first major change was meaty editorials which struck out at students and adminis- tration and caused comment by both. In addition, more news articles appeared with regularly appearing feature articles. Book reviews, a music column, and a club section complimented the news and Ted Vanko's sports section. Eighth graders Carl Rudzin and John Meanor joined the staff as regular student photographers. With a fluctuating, changing student body, the newspaper staff seemed to be more constant in 1973- 74. An air of permanence abounded in the newspaper office as each issue was sent to press. Circulation when up as the students asked When,s the next issue? BELOW, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Booker, T. Vanko, D. Traylor, D. Brown. ROW 2: P. Holland, S. Seal, W. Bennett, D. Crichton, T. Kiser, J. Meanor. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Photo- grapher Carl Rudzin is caught in a self- portrait in the lens of his camera. BOTTOM, LEFT: Debbie Brown and Paul Holland pour over tentative layouts for another issue ofTHE ROYAL PAGE. KRW The Royal Page, page 39 French, Spanish Clubs Revitalized, Eat Snails, Tacos A new addition to the list of clubs this past year was the Spanish Club. The members of the club sampled tacos. Also, a trip to El Cid, a new Spanish restaurant, where the students sampled a variety of Spanish dishes was enjoyed by all. The French Club, also call- ed Le Cercle Francais , was brought back to life by Ms. Anderson, the French teacher. Under her direction, the club learned to appreciate French life and French artwork. Le Cercle Francais , received a special treat when they dined on snails and French bread. The club also had a cheese tasting party where they sampled different French cheeses. El Club Espanol, page 40 BELOW, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Waldo, Y. Brown. A. Clark, R. Wooden, W. Har- rison, J. Price, L. Barnett. ROW 2: D. Price, N. Trujillo, M. Chudoba, L. England, D. Ruffin, D. Raters, S. White, M. James. Q5 lmfi da 'XJ ff' ,, TOP, RIGHT, ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Cullipher, E. McCoy, S. Gross, J. Duval, D. Vanko, R. Fulcher, J. King. ROW 2: C. Dungan, D. Crichton, E. Williamson, A. Harmata, P. Jackson, R. Clements, D. Gag- liardone. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Duval, Sue Gross, and Dianne Vanko observe an example of French artwork. LEFT: David Graham poses with u papier-n'?ach6 figure ofa Spanish farmer, one of the few art works created by the Spanish Club. ABOVE: Taking time out from class activities, Robin Kurnas lends a smile to the camera. CHOIR, ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT1 D. Jones, V. Mason, Y. Johnson, S. Phillips, E. Douitt, J. Toom, A. Catron, D. Gilliam, K. Fields, Q. Turner, L. Custis, L. David- son, R. Kurnas, J, Hopkins. ROW 2: C. Thompson, Y. Sanders, R. Lee, B. Brown, J. Goodwyn, S. Turner, E. Perry, P. Bortner, F. Harris, D. Johnson, C. Dungan, F. McCoy, E. McMahon, K. Gates, P, Sorg. T. Foster. ROW 3: K. Camden, M. Mayes, J. Hadley, D. Walker, S. Banik, C. Allard, D. Har- vey, V. Wyche, J. Dixon, J. Hobson, W. Mayes, D. Gunn, D. Reed, S. Harris, Mr. Land Choir, page 42 Two Groups Entertain Jr. High Audiences This year the choirs of Prince George Senior and Junior High Schools lost their teacher, Ms. Brown. Ms. Brown was a major factor in the performance of the choir for several years, and her loss hurt the choir tremend- ously. This action resulted in the choirs' inability to par- ticipate with the band in the Pops Concert. The choir did sing for school assemblies. Ms. Brown was eventually replaced, but her work will be remembered. The majorettes delighted several audiences with their performances this year. Spon- sored by Mrs. Pearce and led by Head Majorette Terry Oakley, the majorettes made several impressive appear- ances. First came the half- time show for the football games, where they received a warm welcome. Next, the long hours of preparation showed when the girls unleased an exceptional performance in the Pops Concert. They also strutted at several assemblies for the student body. ABOVE, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Woodcock, C. Jones, T. Oakley, P. Jones. ROW 2: S. Bender, P. Grimm, J Dewell, T. Bowles, C. Bishop, B. Jones, D. Vanko. BOTTOM LEFT: Striking a finale pose, Head Majorette Terry Oakley renders a smile to a captive audience. Players Pranoe Plod Through Full Schedule 1974, the year of shortages, brought forth a shortage of band members, also. The band was reduced slightly in size, but not in sound. They still managed to impress a lot of people. Performances started with a halftime show at the Waverly football game. The show featured several popular tunes and a majorette routine. Next came auditions for the Regional Band, Rules and re- gulations pitted eighth and ninth graders against seniors in competition for the two regional bands. Prince George had a surprising number of people make the bands. The concert was held February 3. Later in the spring came the Pops Concert and the Spring Concert. These were the two best concerts given by the band. The Pops Concert was everybody's favorite because it featured popular songs. The Spring Concert brought much acclaim from people of other counties. Intermediate Band, page 44 FAR LEFT TOP: The Brass section warms up before band practice. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Banks cheers the football team on with a blast ofthe trumpet. CENTER TOP: Drummers take a break after a long practice. CENTER BOTTOM: Mr. Rogers conducts the band in a march. Intermediate Band, page 45 TOP: Mr. Rogers intently watches the music, while counting the beat. BOTTOM LEFT: Band members LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW l: P. Grimm, C. Garnett, S. Whitt, B. Jones. ROW 2: J. Dewell, P. Jones, D. Vanko, C. Bishop, D. Seal, T. Oakley, C. Jones, S. Bender, S. Woodcock, T. Bowles. ROW 3: R. Mac- Gregor, J. Griffin, R. Coleman, D. Krenicky, D. Witcher, l. Crouse, V. Pardoe, L. Banks, S. Harrison, Mr. Rogers. ROW 4: S. Williams, P. Docx, P. Jackson, S. Edwards, A. Duncun, E. Krenicky, G. Duffek, N. Trujillo, S. Moore, J. Jorden, L. Bailey. ROW 5: M. James A. Aldridge, K. Jones, D. Swindell, R. Clements, S. Booker, B. Sebera, D. Johnson, P. Vlk, D. Crichton. NCN ' l QnlN1:E EEUREE, VA, NLW lNTER'MEDlATE BAND 4, . F x g ' 'Wm . I as gi ' 294956 Q- 'h 2' 1 Q' ' M-'X gif I 'wfiav yi, f W- ,, afijggblk' , ed' T 5.05 School A 1 A fffx A !j f. f'!L'J ' 1977 New Faces , re. ,-,., 1-,-+aat,.,i ,.. It, . tt- isa - - . 25433, Wrggrgg, ., , , , ,,..A 5 5, .ZF .fl ... ff My W . ,. X 1 Z, J1.,,i. :gm-,ff . . if up i Lh-1 it fi .KVV ' Q... ' Join.ith ld ' . . to Bring - - lit? J unlor High Changes When new people are incor- porated into a system, they bring new ideas with them which may improve the system. Such was the case at Prince George Junior High School this year as six new teachers were added to the faculty. Some of their ideas for dealing with specific problems were helpful to the faculty and the school. Change also came about in the student body. The new eighth graders showed the freshman a few things they didn't know. 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Sid AME Elizabeth Custis I Q I Y ,.. l 5' C ' is lm F 5.5 f . B' 53' l K , F, f , 4,452 'QYE' 6 li' 'rr 55, 4 f-N4 lt f JW: fi' 194' ...W -5 Members of the Prjnce George Theatre take time out from rehearsals to quench their thirst and satisfy their hunger. Class ot' I977, page 49 BELOW: A change in bus sched- ules always brings confusion lo some individuals at the end of Ll school day. RIGHT: Complacently searching through the index cards. Gail Vargo and Joy Jarvis check for overdue books. i to I ,We ,V , ,, Q Q I jk l y Steve Cyr i Lesly Davidson I K Allen Davis K Deenie Davis ,1 ,-ki 'Ricky Davis Breni Dendy 4 , gl gif Deidra De nd y fiifJi3E'igg1. Diane Dennis ik1flfi'LkHayW00d Dickens ' ' James Dixon i Walter Dixon H Patricia Docx mage loss gl ld' Drake ,j2'g'1Shizxilcy Drew nfjij ',,, 1 -Albert Duncan ff Charlcs Du n gan W,'f 1 :John Duval lli gli Grlgoria Edwards jiogyina Edward s K Ed Wards ill 5 l 'foil' Elliwi Eng I8 ndf Avis Epps ' , RWEPP5 K ' . Tom Farmer ikik' , -kf, K Tony Fears hornas Ferguson 9 fa is 10 is o 0 1. ' L 0 2 1 . 'i -...sl . . A ,H ..i, ,, , ,.iz ,M ..,,, ..,, V si, l..1 'f V g ' I .VV' j X l ' V-Q ' T ' Ugffi . - fr: ,. ':- P X of , , . v Wil: '1 ' 'W N ' uw f-:, .easie r - K , ' - -.': D ' sq 'cw '. ' ., , ' f -ff V5 f. A: ',- :ii . 'VII ' , T ' 5 'ii - V lf , 1 1 gr , 115, Y Q , ' 'E i, .W v , iQq4gQ f':' ry V 5 V671 jg ii A 3-J' lv 'EJ 3 Q R 5 lr 1.1. .Af -4 ' . N ' A ' ii , , iii' 329 s iois , D r , osivs ,,...i . ,jg Y M bk A - D , ' ' . l A D X 3 bgq-..,fiCej,Lw f ' ' 5- as X r or . - C-1-hu vi .fix-W D , fog- f siii D Q, ' ' -q v, ' ' i v-N , rm.. ,-.is - , fy -' we sssss D Y x 1 -'H -' K ,. 1--wz ,L 1. A A Class ol' I977, page 50 .NVQ in ,il-x X -I ww ir., J' 'fm ,,,, V it K X xx , - Q11 , 5'75 ff755 7,1 . K lk 2512! ., Sv'-milf, i?i 'f' mfs J,i'l I1W if xv- , iw, iv- sw 'ml i . 'Wi ' rsifzvfi L,--f,'sf..i l,,ri-:ff 5-sf il We ' f . . wif, A 'D D' ' X sw 4 'Qffg eff! 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'Sl D e l' l i 3 D A fs 2 'E Q D ll ' 2 -. l' '1'f -,g12,E!:iQ' K??l'Y4Fl?5h934P1 iff F1lY'1,?Elf?hP?+l'lf-TQIJ-ig,ig Ediihf F Ierclieg 'QS' FfHif1PiiieEFQf4lQ11i2Q1i?fQ7i LBWFOX 'lil fRQbbII1 FfQG,bets,.egf- ' ,J'Ulf?,Cvi1I1V-if A f H fCharles,G2ifTisli1, 5 Debra Qurrisonr-3, fi -Q Sandra Cl.Bl.QSl ,1 ' 'V 5haronpGay5, -51 jj .Don Gibsgii 15- x--2 gg Alyin Gilchristf ', 2 K ,E iMeIyiq1Gil'chrisi--Q3 Diane'GilkeyfQ- Debra Gilliamf 7 Bruce Gob,le'l'li in y S2lHdl'ilVG:DQdlTIilf1 Mary,Gorby, 'jf Karhy Gorman, Lisa Gormisnj fi DaveGrahzim Q, g i Annette Griimrner L Sandra Gramnjer- 8arb:ira.Gr'avcS' K' Susan'Grecnl K1 ' Joseph Griffin x L D - Karen Griffin.. ig f Paula Grimm Sue Gross Duane Gunn- 1 Julia Hadley, Kenneth Hall Roger-Hanna Adrian Harmata Arlene Harris K ' Mike Harris Susan Harris i Susan Harrison Wanda Harrison ' Jerry Harrup ' K Darrell Harvey , Keith Hawthorne ' Bill Hazelwood K K Eugenia Hazelwood Cheryl!-leiadley' Zetlamacl-leaiih - Mhrk Henningzoij Myron Herring ,L AlvinVHicks' ' f Debbie Hlllg .1 ji I Deborah Hill 1 D K Skl1zirQn'Hollrxnd' f Wayne ljlqlrfi ',.,, K SandfiH11ffiexiiLe Herberiel-lowgarrigfkf' Class of l977. page 51 gy -,.,flfs,1 ,5. 5 , 5 443' S: Q RIGHT: Offering a friendly smile, the JV Cheerleaders' mascot, made by Linda Mason, lg, sits in the display case at v X PGJHS. :Eg ViK,E., My H .X V K E ZZL H EV , YAXA , l,,, in .,,y , wen Hudson- I , 2 I I 2 fi Y ' in Mlfk Hughfdsf, jf i 197 lyr I ' KJan Hunger i .5 .Ky ,, , is ,T qc. 56 Mike Hutchins : , , . 1 ,ig 'aj J'2flJ1'CkS0nw. 5 x 'H I' Patricia .lackKsonKQhfK M! ag A H, K 5 'X K' .K K , , P'11'h'ff311FlfS0QF','? 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Q nfixgsefff is A Y' i 3 7,41 i'i' 'S , - . ily George Krollman' 141 S Q 'u P 't ' , 5, 5 X ' ,J lf fm M , A , . if 'v LKM' b- ,. 1 ' - I . sf 1 . I ,l . .i V S52l1LL..lZZ,'1Hfi 1 1 ' ff' i r in i . il 1 i si w wnwf fl n x 1 ff i 2 K I Class of I977, page 52 ' ew . kxzzw A 5, .' ,Q 1- ,A ra It :Q if -,', . rp. yr: 5 r r P 1 r ,ur A a K 'iliiiil like , f, 2 i + 'A fi! .ig 1 as ar s S5 4 1 6 vm ii ii 5' -if Q 35 A .::G.:q:..wys'g -533.5 .. Q' .- 5 V gif Q 'Q .,. . Q.: 3 e l? 1 g l fjilx r i .Q 1 .,,- i. ,,,, ,ef 1 5, I Q' 4l1 ,1lk f K Mn S 'Surf M1 . ,Q V. 22 . ' ,si New ' ff 'N 4, r ' i'-ff. 'ref Y il fi-- 2 -'wi f K , M ' ' r- am , .. ' , :iT f?-i' W1 -3- .s rfiig . 1 H . 'S -' , ' , K ,f V K- K, if 1 X , if may . , Mfr, gk l.,,iV:,., ,K A ki. I , rw, l .5 mi ., f-X ww r , ,, h Z- 3 .057 Q, i V i ef-, -r, 4 . . 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Mike 0'Connor Tammi Ogle Bert Parker Rebecca Parham , Bobby Perdue Evelyn Perry I Mary Perry e Ernesiine Peltaway Phil Phillips ' ' Pally Phoenix P Debbie Pierce' Patricia Pin - Lorrie Poland 'K Kelly Potter r K David Pricee 1 'Angela'PrinCe , 3 Bobby Radcliff K ,WiIbiir,Ruines A'-' 5 John Randolph' f 1 Buddyrllaney -V'., , 6fegoryiReese j' K Mack VKeyhbldSif,fi A Beyckiekhodes '5 Bi1lRiiChffi,0nd',a fi 'yanessak fy Qi, Coriniekogers, 5 ,srev-flizrairsrlnofff Y M ,RaQuiI1RosadQ- riee fassaff ,Debbierlforenbefseeifqriiffifli P i1idz'4YF59U??i5?iFFf-35555 rirl f i 4 2??55dUl9f ,,,,,,, 7 - qw r r Class of 1977, page 53 RIGHT: Listening intently to students' names, the annual staff members fill out identification cards. BELOW: A student takes advantage of a quiet, empty hall to make up missed work. BOTTOM, RIGHT: A near-full parking lot was the case this year as more teachers were added to the faculty. BOTTOM, FAR RIGHT: Frolicking in the sun and sand, John Duval and Sharon Wil- liams enjoy themselves without the worry ofhomework and grades. ttt, I I I I iffi s II -,tet t-r' till I V 1 I AVMHUWQISIUGIIVHHI -- 1 2 ' 'L ' 1It1R1midS1uI1 si 1, g - 1 A ' -as -fPairIclgSuIlivun -1 I' A i me I N ff - II f-:Iii-AQII 1' Mfg J M Z Aiggnlgundem -X I I JI A I f ALII 2,5151 ,.,.A LQ, ' - ai 1 .. 5, Y If ' 1 I X' If iyti I X 'PY' I I fl ' I 1 1 I I I 25 1 lil if. aft L, il t K ,L ...,,,. ,.. II I A A I ,V,E,WEL:i:wx,5 CIareneeT:1ylor H 5 A V ' f I fr' Taylor I A .L I Qi1IFl9Y4Tl1Y'0f M3 I wi ' I I 1' ' ' I 1 , ,5IIgJqnigs,Ta,vl0r1t .S r M I , I I QA . I se I, 'f I Mfr? '3I?? ' 1 4' 4' il, +11 I irvflik as 1, ' A' I Var I - I n IVY, - I xl? gifts I IIIIIII I IIIII I I IIII II I Maw I II I I It, . -1 -fI:I 11: f1f' f'X - 1 -I I, -1 1 KI- 1 11 H I I' ' I . 1' ' .0 ' 'w I lux N 'fI'1:1:' , ..:wI,Rt5ii!CIY5TJYl0f A' I .W , ' Q al A - - 1 h W V I. ef F Lv Ai l 7 7 . AAR QW ' 'Ig ZW? -Imffeatrhamas ' M IA A .4 I - . 4 I 3 0. ' V f 4 52,-Mgt mgfet' K N ,g,:,6e2H we rf, 5-I I 1 :1:9P,.1t 'uk' .if .rl 1 - I ' ,II if f 'M Dariifi'yIThomas 1 IS1enh43iiiI3Ihomas 1 I1.11 A' PM Rayiag5giaIrnarpe K 5 K Kim'1Thwealt A MichaelkThwealt Naclgrtfffhweatl T if,:f1t,si1sgmf'ruckef Miaiijfjo -Turrek f, MuffTutwiler 1' 1' Cliiklis Tyler 1II1 .,,Y'aQeSS1fTY'e' 1 A W1 II 'lsffiiifyiihkvi I 1 gflfem Vavra 4 ' Mike, Vernon V IIB23iD51t?i,YiIHSh PauIVlk Class of 1977, page 54 K -4, 2' if I , :ni , www- ., : , , .si , 'QT ,ffl .- .J l' 1 ,A .. . , . lf Q f. Y, nj X. , M 1? .- ' W 5 li is 'W , ' H r 1: 11' . .1 ' vb l? E., , fs if -ui' - -- , F it-1 IN, 31551 2 2 Q 1-:ffl if .js ' err- Er ,ggi Q N X is 1 si X l -:M ' A Q 5 'i u 'ii ' 1: 1 ' Q .9 H ,X Q L I i.,.,., 'tx - ' ' ' 'Hifi 1 x 4.1 v . Y , ,Ji ll 'fi on 'lil EN f H air. . 11- Pg, '35, Juumri msn 'En 'ii . . ,VI xy 1' V Y, IM e is-53 QT .A Ny ,- b,. , i , 2' 'fw,?w,'vu3?ii . i' ': A E ' iff i l M- i n ' N. l .l A. A 7 T: .. , . 2 i .A 54 k H . 1' ,f W d v , ,i 53 ' Q se l 'l .xt W, , l.:.'4 A , ,.. -4- ' , sv... WW . -4 , K, 5.1 1 . rf. 1 8 i J A 1 . Q V V- 'iii 9 ' gli 1 Q fi l , AP , ll r .Wi-5 .- 1 .gl A sf., l u'ni1'Rg- ' 2:4 :-,., . W. . l.l4 ,V . uvr.u.siiiif 11 ,., W, if L u K-- V, , 'fr 'li 1 ,Jar -M , 4, 'Ph A as ' illiw.. -N ink! 1- 'nf , uw , 1 li fo N rife, -, , I l K W , ,X -fs 'Q-.Li 2:91 'll 1 l . m..A ,, ' i .wg x s 19,31 N- , Q V ,Q ,H 4. g,,,,,i we-'si1,, We - it , A 2 V, we i 2 , W M ,, .. 4 ei W P v f- A ' i' qw hw.. 'U ,. ,, ., if George Vlkojun Maryjo Waldo 1 Amanda Walker Debbie Walker George Walker Jacqueline Walker Sammie Walker Thomas Wall Chris Washington Dale Weese Chris While Eugene White John White Virginia White Gaye Whiting Russell Whiting Roberl Wiele Brad Willcockson Bennie Williams Franklin Williams Jerome Williams Sharon ,Williams Eric Williamson Beth Wilson Dale Wilson ' Jewel Wilson Leila Wilson Randy Wilson Ronnie Wilson Tom Wilson lnez Wood David Woodall Shelley Woodcock Rita Wooden Vincent Wyche Donna Zuskin will aww is ivgxw .40 16,1-.:,.,:01 npr- ' i,,-5.2.1-1 , is I ' 4 -L A.,-gm. -. -:dv55,r. ...nv-25 A- -f Q, ' ' ' 'Ar 'S ' 6 -., ' 1' X. ' Class of I977, page 55 Class of 1978 Joins Jr. High With New Ideas Last fall, the Class of 1978 entered the junior high school for the first time. Amidst new teachers, new courses, and a new school, the eighth graders quickly adjusted to their new environment and became in- volved in the activities of the school. Each day brought more and more maturity as the eighth grade teachers attempt- ed to make each class a new experience for their students. The eighth graders brought many good new ideas to the various clubs of the school. Each club benefitted from the new members as this new group of students actively en- gaged in bringing progress and change to the junior high dur- ing their two year stay. Class of 1978 page 56 7 , gf. L ,,k. , M 288 i g ig. 4' 'i .gi ,, lf W 3 ill VV li i g, . , ,g uts qi X i ' 'L..fe1' it ., 16122 'Z. , I l A ' -,., 'fi 3 x'v,Af, 'f 8'-we , . I az .. il? I .. .1445 ,.,, i,:.a:o19 Y1i S':5i 5 25 t S , l . -.,-if Iiiliiflfgifiii .V ,' ., MM 1112412 NSR We it as f A WP at 1533? W Q ,wrxfif - J. i .6 . . i :V .35 1 i K f ,,, ,, , i i Us 1 v . 'ti 1 1 K' 5: N ,tt . iv ,X ,f, gi if' if i i 1 w .. I fi thai? . M 1, '- W -Q. gui, Ni, tg ., eg. ft' A' ,., , ,gsiwwisi g nw, ,b :gb , ,, M 'NWT-Wx? in-9 ig? tw. ,jiri -mga, . 51 ,Hi QM Ns' v Y i I , 11 X ,., v x y I ,iN. 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V W V .' - C I 1 f - 'gee 4 V C-A k 7 '. - 7 V , T f .4 l f I Z l l 6-1 C7323 , . .- 'fi , . it X 'pursue 'W l' ' V . , .val S, 1 'Q 'F 4 - A six day week is hard to imagine, but members ofthe annual staff suffer through a long Saturday of layouts and typing. Left to Right: Dianne Vanko, Pat Docx. Danny fu I Thomas, and Debbie Brown look forward to lunchtime and food from the truckstop. ,- - r Kmgren-vm -' Robin Bowman . ,I 'T - . Mike Bradley V B t 1 0 's - in N li 12. T 'l l N f' ai 'ii S 2525122 Qrzli .E 1 Y ' KimeBradshayv - Steve Branch ' V , James Bridgeman Mark Brign-mari' f 'Kathy Brisseltev -- 5 Kathy arm ,g t ' I 'iycafimrnbmarr' sr 'Q F V ' 4 ' A xiii ' A l V! L I Q no ,tl 7 . 233,23 iz 'F 17 4 ' , f Z,5 1:r'.1 iffff '. ' rm, y iz :mr : nv I X l 0 f ttll C 'Z K. .1 Q- ,. .. C ' ffl , im, ' ' ,..- 4 f , 0 , x r 'f . Lil' 3 Q 'l l ll.: W a 1' f Vg O' J , . ?1. ,sy if wx. V V gn .N Q i it l 4 ' A .41 - l Lx., - 3 X is 'a 5 4 -il : l q .,, , FX 1 VV g. v. F 5 1 Eine . 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A V ix Y W! w , is 1,25 A se if '- f L ' ff . le r, VV, 5 V ev ' V l ' V' C W.-renown - in I sr tl' 'get ie!! , Crawley Connelly -V C William Core Tom Coltlee W I Kenneth Couonr - Faron Courtney A Cindy Coxi Sunglrlu Cox - Amy Crawford I Clyde Crawford . Wanda Crawley Class of l978, page 57 f i,f 2 g:g4g,gggg,wff ...'. - v'., g v 11- '1'.zzzssvwz-:exam-Az- 1' e ef, - . v in Larry ciraauaeuf.ii1 Robbie Cwkwfder Steven Crumpler- Doris Cunningham Ken Curtin Kurenfnsligi 1 - -l.0l1,F?fiC'Y,f, Juneripaniei . Deniseebcnfixne Howardliennis Gmnyneimri i Jan Dewell Debbie Dickens Denise Dickenik Mikeeauicifens f a L . 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C, Mobley Cheryl Moots , Vicki Pardee Frances Pezzulli Colleen Morin Marietta Patrick Sheila Phillips Cynthia Myrick Butch Pearson Ken Phoenix Sinthea Myrick Jim Peters Mike Poindexter Vivian Myrick Marsha Petlaway David Pollock Andre Montgomery Jerry Nicely Sonya Petlaway Renee Poole ' l Class of l978, page 61 James Price Phyllis Price Phillip Prinrx Karen Radcliff 1 Barbara Rajcich Diane Ralrerg Page RHndTQ'PhTissPi2fTf P Rlchafd--,Rael1i,Er P - if - T R ho nda R iqli P smn-RirgygQQjig11iP i C raig Rober-t5P Mark Roberts' Paul Roberts Rina Rosado Greg Rougean Cm R '32l'?P11,li T Dennrsllllrfgfiggf Tamika Perll ff P PCafi'31Chi?fi1 P i L Paiiick DorolhyiShavQ PP PP TheresaPShawg Kim Shiner Sieve Shmgary ', K risten.SbQl0i' P Pwr an T P . Lei P DeUiSeP59!Y?lFl5QTf2fek?Si L 5he'fYP5PV-adlllfifffi? 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XX it r 1' . 6 - 1 N t Doug Vaughan Larry Vaughan Susan Wagner Robbie Wakefield Allen Walker Buddy Walker Elizabeth Walker .lack Walker Lynn Washington Luree Wall Victor Weber Debra Wells George Wells Jackie Wells Michael Wells Mike Wessel Mark Wettstein Wanda Whiten Steve Whitt Brenda Wilkins Charlotte William Carroll Williams James Williams Karen Williams Richard Williams Sheila Williams Gary Williamson Barbara Wilson Thomas Wilson Mike Wise Dierdre Witcher Carrie-Willie Tammi mth Brenda 'od Daniel Wooden Linda Wray Luther Wright Richard Wright Bridgiue Wyche Janet York Albert Young ABOVE: Finally feeling the effects ol' late hours at school. Mr. Nicholson tries to stay awake looking over a layout. LEFT: Suc- cumbing to students' proposals. Ms. Solyan demonstrates the properties of molecular activity. Class of l978, page 63 Nathaniel Elliott . . . All Changes In A School Depend on the Principal LEFT: Mr. Hubert Payne. Assistant Principal. Director of Athletics. BELOW: Mr. Hugh Mumford, Assistant Principal, Instruction Co-ordinator. Yi - ilifil 5-112212 ' , 5 lk .U FAR LEFT: Miss Cheryl Crowder, Administrative Sec- retary. LEFT: Mrs. Sylviu Massey, Administrative Sec- retary. Administration, page 65 New Services Offered, Materials b O C tained in 373 '7 Offering expanded counseling services and information on job opportunities and skills, the Gui- dance Office at Prince George Ju- nior High School plowed headlong into the school year attempting to deal with the big and little prob- lems which haunt each student. Both counselors spent more time dealing with specific problems and attempted to become more familiar with students' problems by having conferences with family members as well as the student. Greater em- phasis was put on future needs when scheduling was done in the spring. Students were encouraged to take courses which would bene- fit them vocationally and avoca- tionally now and in the years to come. The library continued to benefit from local and federal funds di- rected at library improvement. What was once the weak point of the junior high school became stronger. Evidence of this was obvi- ous as more and more students used the library and circulation rose. In addition to the number of new books received. many new pe- riodicals were added to the shelves. Teachers made more and more use of the cable television system. Pro- grams were taped often by Mrs. Clements and Mr, Mumford and stored for future use. In the future, the library plans to purchase a tele- vision camera to use with this sys- tem to tape student produced pro- grams and special lessons. ABOVE: Mrs. Catherine H. Greene. Li- brarian, Library Workers. RIGHT: Miss Martha Hanna, Director ofGuidance, Ninth Grade Counselor. IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Mrs. Gladys Richardson, Sec- retary, Guidance Office. nce and Library, page 66 BELOW: Miss Margaret Hanzlik, Eighth Grade Counselor. RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Clements, Secretary, Library, Attendance Co-ordinator. .li 5 LEFT, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Greene, L. Trimble, M. Perry, W. Harri- son, G. Dettor, C. Wittie, Mrs. Clements, ROW 2: B. Lawson, P. Witt, P. McPherson, K. Shiner, D. Hill, G. Vargo, M. Hagerich, J. Jarvis. Guidance and Library, page 67 ,M , 5 3 kg 2 r - X Mr. Gary A. Becker, English 8. bill!! 4 u ' 1 Mrs. Dons M. Pierce, English 9 2 4 31 , - . ,,,gilgg',:14 .. fi ,. .. .I ry ff . . 1 A , . . ,, , A , . . . . ,Af ,f , , .- . M. , . Y, . . . . . , .5 , I , -.4 te , if , gil in , , A 11 ,L - U -,.. , LMaW.fQ3 Mrs. Janet Lee English 8 and 9 Newspaper. 72:1-2 'sf . 7k Tounge Two new teachers were added to the English Depart- ment staff, new, but not greenhorns. With them came ideas to increase interest. participation. and desire to excel. From the teaching of poetry to grammar. students expressed themselves in a number ofdifferent ways. 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J OM e ,ff fCQ135ji63,jg1i1iidiSgScience9. A ir BBILOW'fl'Mrs. Ruth S. ' - Science 9. e --rw 2?-,-aqr 2 3 WN- Science, page 72 2 YP -sr- vw E Plgyggggfygyheerbocks? Sounds W? one of the f ee in e ' EE11'tiHiSeieAhCe.-Mr. Grain- ger his students ments YO the day doe UWT? ee was by be- herself. All the Bd?aV19fa1 esmvedf to Of In ASM- i.- . i nautsn. WM 7'l-few' LEFT2 Mrs. Sandra Treadway Yancey, Sci- ence 8, Prince George Theatre. BELOW: Ms. Candice W. Solyan, Science 9, Math 8, Student Co-operative Association, News- paper, Yearbook. A-w...4..,,. LEFT: Rev. Cornelius White, Science 8. N Y, Science, page 73 George Rogers. Band l and ll. Beginning Band. Intermediate Band. Nl ajorettes. 'K 2 M JL z-'gwamg w w. ,L - -. --'ef-1 .- .V at ' ' aw' ii V I Wine , , .1 nw, . Miss Barbara X Brown. Choir l and ll, Music Apprecia- tion Music. Art. page 74 Teachers An appreciation for the beauty of the world comes naturally for some artistic people, but for most people it must be acquired from the creative people found in the art and music rooms. Music, choir and art were all inter-related to create a well-rounded individ- ual at Prince George Junior High School. Plagued Social studies brought the world to the feet of the students with new textbooks and a new teacher, Mr. David Slonaker, who joined Mr. Coker, Mr. Sch- raner, and Mrs. Sluka. B Routine All four teachers had students realize why we are where we are. Ms. Hazel B. Pearce. Art l and ll Art . C lub. Nlajorettes. Wu Kenneth W. Coker, World History. Department Chairman. TOP. CENTER: Nlr. Don P. Schraner. World Geog- raphy. Arts and Crafts. LEFT: Mrs. Willie Nl. Slu- ka. American History. World History. ,4.....--- znutll w r., 1 'Fif' lit -11512-1 .i f'2.2i'?j5 tg' i ' ,,,xrl.? ,, D A f w ill ' . ,,w,,+fi,fV , David Lowell Slonaker. World Geography History. page 75 Health Health tion 9, Coach V.,...m:m4.,M v,..wWf f S Qawmvw MH ,WW www MW Students Contradicting the effects of crowded conditions, Physical Ed- ucation classes seemed to keep on expanding. Despite this, new skills were learned to develop bodies LEFT, CENTER: Miss Eleanor Munt, Homemak- ing and Consumer Education I and ll, Cheerleaders BELOW: Mrs. Esther T. Reese, Homemaking and Consumer Education l and ll. Future Homemakers ol'America. BOTTOM: Mr. P. A. Glass, Jr,, Agri- culture l and ll, General Mechanics I, Future Farmers of America. Have Fun As and minds. New equipment in- cluded a vaulting horse, a balance beam, a mini tramp, and a spring board. The vocational subjects' main aim was to teach skills They Learn which would be beneficial for a lifetime. Running a house or farm or building furniture or motors composed a busy year of work and learning. Vocational Arts, page 77 la ,:f?f35ffL' ,gs , 1 'rg f , .- P Sf 'gfgln-Vx 'fi 1 1 wi -. 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