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

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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.

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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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junior attendants: Lett: Gabriele Gerard, and Amy Somers, Sophomore attendants: Above: Gretchen Sellers and Shelly Olds. For eight senior girls, homecoming night is a time of suspense and anxiety. The girls arrived on the night of No- vember 7 wearing formals that were elegant but not very warm. They perched precariously on the tops of Cowettes as the homecoming parade moved slowly around the track. Back in the stands, they sat with their families, clutching their wraps, trying to appear unconcemed. The first half of the foot- ball game seemed endless. lt was hard to care if P.A. won or not. Finally, the moment arrived. Allen Webb moved to the microphone to begin the ceremony. The girls and their fathers paraded onto the field through a archway of ROTC swords. The suspense was impossible. The girls waited, trembling with cold and nerves. At last, through the crackl- ing of the microphones, they heard a name called. P.A.'s Homecoming Queen for 1981 is . . . Miss Dana Buckmanf' It was over. Tears, congratu- lations, and perhaps a few broken dreams . . . but surely, for those eight girls, a night to remember forever. Dana Buckman's smile reveals her happiness as last year's queen, Robin Newcome, gives her a hug. Traditionsr 11