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

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Child of Vision .,, 45' VI.. ng... 'KH , f' 44 i , 1 m. 'if' D-s 1 A 1 s- ,V 'Ujr . .w 4, . ,. . ' 1 Y Left: Cavalier mascot Mike Harrell anxiously watches the game in progress. Right: The sophomore tloat depicts visions be- yond the rainbow. Above: According to the senior float, success is just beyond the rainbow, Traditions t 9

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The winning float created by the juniors, sym- bolized a troubled world. Two girls approach the end of the junior half dur ing Homecoming week. The homecoming theme for 1980 was Child of Vision, taken from a song by Supertramp. The decision on the theme came after much heated debate and con- troversy. Half of the voters favored Pall Fantasies, the other half pushed for Child of Vision. There were many af- ternoon debates with Seth Gordon, S.C.A. second vice-president, moderat- ing the arguments. Finally, the dead- lock was broken, and everyone agreed to support the decision: Child of Vis- ion. The theme was interpreted in various ways by the different classes. Most cen- tered on the problems of a troubled world, pointing to the hostages in Iran and the growing problems of pollution. Still, they held out hope for a brighter future created by a child of vision. Guy Cawrych and Seth Gordon ham lf up during Homecoming week Cafeteria Craziesf'

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ldlflu .r '1 Visions of Beauty S W I t 1 Senior attendants: Above: Queen Dana Buckman Beatrix Dekker, Sandy Fammer, Suzxe Funaro. Below: julia Gaffney, Sandy Kee, Angelia Lan gham, Mary Sprouse.