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

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315 1. 1 . Q-' p.. 'Wie Time is forgotten as the music of VPI's Southern Colonels in- vites dancing and dreaming. Nineteen Sixty-one marked the end of the Junior-Senior proms. A new precedent was set this year with the emer- gence of the Senior Prom. Many friendships and activi- ties are remembered as these students look at and read our school publications - the PEERAGE and the PAGE. fo socz' 129 an meeffgczen 5. There is nothing like a little fresh air after lunch. After observing a panoramic View of Princess Anne, we can proudly acclaim her provisions for Americanism, individ- ualism, and enthusiasm in every facet of the student's education.