Princess Anne High School - Peerage Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Beautx IS IIS own excuse for beingf, THE RHODORA, by Ralph lvaldo Emerson At the beginning of the year, nominations were held to choose a queen for the l957 annual. Seniors carefully considered their class- mates in an effort to select a girl who bore all the traits of a true queen. After much deliberation six favored co-eds were nominated for this honorable ofiice. Then the final election was held to pick, from the six, the most queenly senior of Princess Anne High School. Stately and graceful carriage, lovely features, scholastic achieve- ment, and pleasing personality are the required characteristics of a queen, Susan Holliday, who bears all these fine traits and many more, was our final choice for queen of the l957 PEERAGE. Known for her beauty, Queen Susan was also chosen the best- lookingn girl in the senior class. Her countenance is blessed with serene and natural beauty, and she sets it off with a halo of pretty brown hair and an ideal figure. Susan is well-liked because of her modest and retiring person- ality. She constantly flashes her friendly slnile and has a cheerful greeting ready for everyone. Never boastful and always respectful of others, our 1957 Queen is a true leader of the passive but powerful type.