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

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I THRILL, A SPECTACLE OF NOISE AND COLOR In W RA' 'il 5 lfmt 5 1 will 'f il Y 'Syst - Sl .- ' i , 1 4-Ang to ' f L J rf y 'L i ,M .e an F an e Y'F.:ge!. Y Y . ' -1- J lg'-Y V -r -Qs, A- .. - A --Lf :L -- v-A, ,U , -.,... . , .., H Enthusiasm reaches a fever-pitch as the mighty Cavalie begin the Homecoming game. At a crucial moment, The coach gives hurried instructions and the announcement of the winning float . . '--an .1 A K c.9gf,x'f :gf .. few i I . - U 5 y f - 4 . , an F' ' W 1 5,5 I inf' m',,?,,.'n7-:-'i- 1: if 4 Af we 7 - M 5.

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HOMECOMING: AN ATMOSPHERE OF TENSION AND The i965 Homecoming Court and their escorts: Jaynine Eaton, Bill Skaggs, Gail Ward, Joe Hatch, Rhonda Stoddert, Gregg Hall, Anita Joseph, Sonny Pritcherd, Lynn Prangley, Pat Ware. Smiling radiantly, Gail receives her crown . . . Coordinated by the tireless leaders of the S.C.A., Homecoming is a highly anticipated highlight of the Princess Anne year. For the seniors, it is a reminder that they are finally at the pinnacle of their high school careers. lt gives the underclassmen a glimpse of the hard work and resulting satisfaction that stu- dents experience as they undertake such enormous projects, More than any other event of the school year, the Homecoming festivities are the combined efforts of all the students of Princess Anne. The ex- cited sounds of a keyed-up crowd . . . the splashes of bright color as the parade of floats and cars passes . . . the tension of a football game . .. the thrill of crowning a queen . . . all are elements of Homecom- ing, l965, which will be remembered as one of Prin- cess Anne's finest Homecoming celebrations. her robe . . . 'S I . , l , -nl' Q' x' .l fe Ai riii ,ti The new Homecoming Queen, adorned by the emblems of her new throne stands regally between the team co-captains. and a bouquet of flowers. r c 4 I . wi 4 -,l

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Miss Rhonda Sfoddert Each year, the S.C.A., in connection with the Varsity football team, chooses five senior girls as candidates for Homecoming Queen. The final choice is made by the stu- dent body. The results remain unknown, however, until the half-time ceremonies of the Homecoming game. The crowning of the newly announced queen by the co-cap- tains of the football team marks a high point in the Home- coming festivities. Chosen on the basis of beauty, personality, and ser- vice to the school, Gail Ward became the Homecoming Queen for 1965. Gail has served the school and her class in such capacities as Varsity cheerleader, a member of both the Keyette Club and Trinity Tri-Hi-Y, and secretary of the Senior class. A lovely and talented young woman, Gail Ward will always be considered one ot Princess Anne's most outstanding Homecoming Queens. Miss Jaynine Eaton 'I4