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

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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

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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.