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

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Floating Through nother Year th' Af' Top. The forelgn language clubs combined their etlorts to produce a tlrst place tloat. Ahove, Breaking lFtldlllUl'1, this year's Sophomore Claw xurprioed the student body hy fmally creat- mg somethmg that could he called a float. Rlght' A replica of an old Spamsh galleon, the lunlor flaws float carrxed the nwwage Touche, litany

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Reflections ll

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Left: Ann Kaiser radiates happiness as her escort helps with her robe. Below: I'.A.'s Barbershop Quartet composed ot Ken Busick, Gene Westbrook, Tim Dodge, and David Mattern entertain during the halfftime ceremonies, ' - , . 'X 'L . st' ,X R ' ' Ji' The evening of Friday, October 27th held excitement for everyone at Princess Anne, For weeks prior to this date, the Homecoming committee, headed by Tina Riccio, had put much time and effort into organizing Homecoming. Classes and clubs had also spent unending hours working to produce t1oats and cars sure to be remembered, At 7:00 on Homecoming night Princess Anne began to Turn Back the Hands of Time beginning festivities with the parade which included everything from antique cars to floats to show horses. The iudges were sure to have a tough decision, as all the floats looked extremely fine! Half-time brought us the entertainment of the Barbership Quartet as the suspense mounted. The Fabulous Marching Cavaliers contributed greatly to the evening with a superb half-time show, Finally, the time had come to recognize the winners of the evening. Ann Kaiser, chosen as Homecoming Queen for 1078, was crowned by her sister, Pat Kaiser, the reigning queen ot 1077, The results of the float competition came as a surprise to all when tradition was broken and club and class competition was combined The foreign language clubs' float, the Loch Ness Monster, took first place. The seniors secured a second, and the iunior float received a third The crowd applauded all the effort put into each masterpiece as the parade proceeded around the track. The football game played against tht Titans of l.ake Taylor resulted in vet another victory for the Cat aliers with a score of 48-12. After the game, the Nttlslt' or Skylight pleased those who attended the llomecoming Dance Homecoming, from the bonfire on Monday night to the dance that finished oft the week, was a huge success. The miglitx beniort l1ssit1Y'T1t'tl flclsfux or f '4 1 time ti' the :iiluitpi triiden of E cii'T1 1'w ' place tioat extended tw rii,xnk:n,i tru' i Paradise ls 'Nl1lllNlil1tY1L1t1't ' 1 I