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

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3 'Q -' .47 . gy, g . '--E 11:31- Upon entering the parking lot of the Commodore Country Club, students were slightly disappointed at the out- ward appearance of the building. The disappointments quickly faded. The sophisticated ballroom was a welcome surprise. Red carpet, a large dance floor, tables graced with candlelight, and a stage hosting the band awaited the anxious juniors and their dates. In the planning of the Ring Dance, one controversy that the juniors en- countered was where to hold the dance. Should they strive for an oceanfront club or hotel, or settle for another facil- ity lacking such an elite location? The Commodore proved to be an approp- riate choice. Music by Kick provided enter- tainment for all until that long awaited hour. At ten o'clock juniors began the traditional ceremony of exchanging class rings on the bridge. Many had been waiting for their rings since Octo- ber. As the crowd filtered out, rings were turned and congratulations were given - memories in the making! Above: Class officers Marion Slau hter and Erik Murray turn each othefs rings - Siat makes, uh . . . 78 tums to go? Below: The cake at Ring Dance, which colorfully displayed the class motto, waits to be devoured by all! lf win Highlights . 21

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20 1 Highlights Memories in the Making Above: Do you think we're disco? Right: Craig Edwards and Celeste Shirey pose for the McIntosh photographer, no . E Q I I 1 I 1 1 11 I -'Tir-' .ug 4 fi . fines

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qggrn f , Right: Miss Princess Anne 1980 Karen Wright models her crown with pride. Below: Senior contestants Tammy Heinrichg Miss Congeniality, Ian Zartmang Terri Earley, and Karen Wright. 1? 1 ix 22 Highlights ww, 'His 1 -ei -es .Ll ?-. N.-N Q7 Above: Senior contestant Robin Rayg first runne up Kim Arrisg third runner up Dana Buckmar and Junior contestant, Sandy Kee.