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

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Above left: Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here , . . says Marshall Starks, the ship's captain, Above right: Ken Busick and Marian Eller sing Let's Misbehaveln Lower right: The passengers of the USS Anzericizrz, Liz Hughes, David Schaffer, joy Garrison, jeff Painter, Marian Eller, Ken Busick, Dede Sellers, and George Taylor, take their final curtain call. Ill livlylufll The Thespians presented Cole Porter's Anything Goes, the first musical to be staged at Princess Anne in eight years, on April 28, 29, and 30. The play starred Marian Eller as Reno Sweeny and jeff Painter as Billy Crocker. joy Garrison, Ken Busik, Liz Hughes, George Taylor, Dede Sellers, and David Schaffer also had ma'or rolls. The storyline revofved around a group of people including a nightclub singer, an alcoholic businessman, a public enemy and a rich widow and their wild experiences while on a voyage to London. The play, a comedy, was well-received according to joe Bumsworth, drama instructor. The Thespians plan to make a musical production an annual event. 2.35 l . , 4 Lf? N Anything Goes df. 5 2, '-f' HV I ,, 2 l il l 3 'Tj 0 3 .gjyv-f Ni. fl is i

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cttt igcr ind H indy Clitton exchange rings Below lctt Scxcril hippy couples rest .itter dancf ing to the sounds ot Skylight, lic. ova Lon Wilson ind date liayle Kassan, have tiur rings turned ly Nliss 'I urner atter passing Ps Anticipation of receiving their long-awaited class rings was felt by the juniors as they arrived with their dates at the Lake Wright Motel for the 1978 junior Ring Dance. Musical strains ot' 'Skylightu enticed couples into the dim candle-lit interior. lames Taylors, 'ellie Secret of lille was the tlieriie. Couples danced continuously from eight until ten-tiitteen pm. when the ring ceremony begani Each couple was announced by assistant principals Mr. Shaclsletord and Mr. Robbins and received their date's ring. On a white bridge in the soft glow ot' a spot light, each couple exchanged rings. Each ring was turned once toward the outer finger and accompanied with a special wish for good lucls. lQetlvL'tl0r1s IQ

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,ir ,Ht vj, T -1 ,Y N I f ,. at-eff i pro' ' 1 P . 'y LS., fi in S-sv 'v view -'42 I 1 I pe, l V39 i 1 l i K i a l 5 1 i , 'nr Left: jenny is elated at being named Sweetheart Queen. Above: The 1979 Sweetheart Court included Missy Eger, jenny Baldwin, Cindy Champagne, Beth Wallace, Maura Callan, Marian Eller, lerri lavis, Alison Stern, Allison Parker, Carol Burge, Susan Steffe, Sally Ziegelbein. A New Tradition lenny Baldwin, Princess Annes first Sweetheart Queen, is congratulated by Denise C.L'r1ox'est- and Missy Eger. Last year the SCA replaced the traditional Candy Cane Ball to honor outstanding senior girls with the Snowball Dance. The Snowball Dance was then replaced by the Sweetheart Dance this year. Twelve senior girls were chosen by the faculty as the Sweetheart Court. They were honored by the SCA and given the royal treatment the entire week of February 12-16. Then, on Friday night, February 16, the SCA and the senior class combined their efforts and began a new tradition - the Sweetheart Dance. Miss jenny Baldwin was chosen by those who attended the dance as Princess Anne's first Sweetheart Queen. 1enny's many activities during her senior year included being Keyette president and senior class treasurer. Reflections 2 l