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

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The Cavaliers rush onto the football field ready to crash the Truckers. . , D t The Marching Band gives evidence of another PA victory HOMECOMING 1967 Coordinated by the tireless leaders of the S.C.A., Homecoming is a greatly anticipated highlight of the school year at Princess Anne. More than any other event of the school year, the Homecoming festivities are the combined efforts of all the students. The seniors witness another milestone in the last year of their high school career, and underclassmen take note of the satisfaction gained from hard work. A spectacle of noise and color, the excited shouts of a keyed-up crowd, the tension of a football game, the se- lection of a first place float, the thrill of crowning a queen, and the precision of the band and drill team are all ele- ments of Homecoming. All of this combined with the personalities and ingenuity of the members of the 1967-68 school year make Homecoming 1967 one of the most outstanding celebrations ever at Princess Anne. Bill and Nancy circle the field as the crowd gives their approval. Nancy is given the place of honor at the Homecoming Dance. Trinity wins first place in float competition. 27

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HOMECOMING 1967 f . l - 'S V V' xl 'A jj, , . X -.'.. J., -. . . .if 4 a ,ii 'rl r g I I i f-...a The Homecoming Court and their escorts: Tom Cooper, Audrey Stocks, Bill Simmons, Nancy Cooper, Charles De Joseph, Andrea Benda, Bobby Lewis, Martha Chevalier, Ray Strickland, Sally Frierson, Nancy Harris, 1967 Homecoming Queen Lem Marshall, Marilyn Thompson, Bill Barron, and Nancy Harris. receives the traditional crown, robe, and . . . 'N-.--r Y 1 Nancy, Andrea and Martha show their approval of the winning touchdown. is presented to the student body

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Martha Chevalier Sally Frierson ry- Andrea Benda LNQAJEZRQAJLNIY CXQCURY' 1967 Homecoming would not be complete without that special presentation of beauty at half-time - - - the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. lt is a moment of anticipation as the winner is announced for the first time. Traditionally, the S.C.A. and Varsity football team select five outstanding senior girls to vie for this title. This year, however, the nominating committee could only narrow it down to six contestants, of whom, the student body elected Nancy Harris as Princess Anne's 1967 Homecoming Queen. Nancy is a co-captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders and a member of Keyettes, Trinity Tri-Hi-Y, C-.A.A. and the Senior Powder Puff Team. She was mayor of her city at Girl's State and was also selected by the contestants as Miss Congeniality in the 1967 Miss Princess Anne Pageant. Princess Anne will long remember her congenial and enthusiastic personality. 28 r Nanci Cooper Marilyn Thompson