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

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4 A' O H. ' 1' :jf IJ! '5 o I Li ' Enjoyment is the key word for the football People fill the fence around the track to a glimpse of those fabulous floats. Highlights 1

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New Traditions, Old-Time Fun Traditions must be started someplace and in the case of Homecoming Week, a new tradition has been established. This was the second year of having a full week of events leading up to the big day. A bonfire began the week and got the students fired up with spirit for the week ahead. Cheers and songs filled the brisk night air as stu- dents gathered around the blazing fire. The admission for the bonfire was not a ticket - it was fire wood! A cheering competition between the three classes caused cheerleaders to throw pies on football players, but it ended up with everyone getting a piece of the action! The spirit gener- ated at the bonfire continued through- out the week. It was culminated with a Cavalier victory over the Knights. Right: Eddie Batten and Wayne Gilbert march during Homecoming festivities. Below: Patsy Dooley and Colleen Cloughley show off their Homecoming mums - compliments of the football team. Homecoming Week begins with the soon to be traditional Bonfire. 16 l Highlights

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Dances, Dances, Dances, Dances As suspense mounted in anticipation of their night, many sophomores crowded into the beautifully decorated gym. Long hours of strenuous work was evident as shown by the large mural which proudly displayed the night's theme, Enter My Dream. Many dances had been held through- out the past years, but this was special. This was their, Last dance, last chance . . . to mingle with friends until the first dance of their junior year. Sandy Farmer and Guy Gawrych were announced the 1979 May Dance Queen and Outstanding Sophomore Boy. Unlike past dances, music was provided by a band called Sound Cre- ations. Many were disappointed with the sounds created, but the evening was enjoyed by all. Other dances had been full of life, people everywhere, screaming at the shoe check, socializing in the foyer, and swaying to the beat of the music. Like the dances of the past year, the May Dance had been a suc- cessful and memorable one. is f Highlights US i Q M P' ti- '. Q P i J' 4 -1. ,iz s , , gf f If v -at-4 Q aw sr' ,,,.- li-on !5- '40, . -.-f ,,,' M n v .4 Top: Outstanding Sophomore Boy Guy Cawrych escorts May Queen Sandy Farmer onto the floor for their traditional dance. Left: Maybelline Mores and Tim Dempsey take time out for a picture. Above: The reception cake colorfully displays the night's theme.