Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Miss Lawson CONCENTRATION ON READING PROGRAM ..N'A U 'Siu- A' ' gr. 4 fig Mrs. Comstock Mrs. Seelev Miss Pleasants I . .M .y wm' wk.. Mrs. Beers Mrs. I of I The reading program in the school has been enhanced by the efforts ot Mrs. Betty Mayo. Along vvith the teachers of remedial English, she has developed an active program for im- proving the reading skills ofthe slow learner. :' 5i,,yvg4s::ge , .- .N q 1 it -TQ. 1 ., .V I .ipgfrf . f 1- , Mayo Mrs. Stott ' T9 . ,uf sw ff Q 1- it , ' 4 -V .,'r52e1w22efL,.,,f-5 Mrs. Staten .id

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NEBRASKA CURRICULUM ADDED TO SYSTEM The English Department rnade its first attempt to graduate the Seniors of Kempsville High School this year. Another first for the teachers of superior English was to incorporate into its vvorkings, the Nebraska Cur- riculurn. The Shakespearian Theatre Com- pany from New York presented two plays, Nlacbeth and School for Wives at Princess Anne High School this year. It was through the joint effort of the English teachers of Virginia Beach that this group appeared. Mrs. Proferes Mr. Braun Mr. Johnson-Chairman f..'- -5-'Q :ff 45 r ,.,, -: 4, . 'r A WF ' ,. if 1 - sf, 1.5.1. W., 1 s A. y: 33, ,3 -.- 3 555 Q in vii, k 1 i7f,s.f4 4' 'fm 'i? ' A ' 1 -' ' Q . .Q - -. . . 5:4',4-r -'P i' 1 A ' '. ft A- s Il' 1 K s' 153 x 4. 1. 3 4 ' X, I 4 iiihi if J ! Miss Canada 41:1 Sei? Ms' uf' L! 5 'x Mrs. Parsons Q.55fi'i E' X -i. X Mrs. West l it Miss High 4,1 AA

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I T.V.S USED IN HISTORY Student enthusiasm vvas high dur- ing the mock elections this year. The history department sponsored the elections and to make it authentic, a voting machine was borrowed from the city. The department sought to tie ideas of the past with those of the present and future. lVIr. Watson Mrs Carroll lVIrs. Baker IVlr Thompson 3' ZF' , - -4- if X ., , i ,Qi Wit ig -' if I , .i lf FF ,f 1,1 ,. , A!