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

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w ,f ' V 'T 3' -s L Time-8:30 A.M.g place-foyer of the auditoriumg event-pep rally. Tile floors are forsaken for the upper reaches, as these whirling dervishes end their victory chant. The propulsion power of one cheerleader could send a rocket ship to the moon, drive a pile deep into the bowels of the earth, or crush the axis of the um? verse, if this one rabble rouser were Diane Seay. 2 is, if ' S XX QE FQIDAY v GYM TRACKMEET PARTY Whether you win or lose, be a good sport. Julianne seems to have found something amus- ing in her history notes. Oh this crammingbe- tween classes. School days and mischief days. Toni, if you had eyes in the back of your head, you wouldn't look so nonchalant.

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Ver, i i i 45.44 .Al 'A 4 L, ,. f - ' les.. During the teacher evaluation meeting, standards of teaching are discussed. Problems of education are the main topic, and teachers are encouraged to turn out students of highest caliber. After a general meeting, they assemble in the foyer for social evaluation. revising and planning c In one of her few idle moments, Mrs. Hudgins, Dean of Girls, gives an aptitude test to a couple of star stu- dents. This service eases many a troubled, college-bound student. i These happy faces shou' the I Q i relief of a load taken off Ma their shoulders. After a full T day of hard work, they look 5' I 1 forward lo a busy and social week-end. T ! I Q. '! 1 1 3? 2' i . ,F s J ! nl. Through the days of the week, these students have, by diligent planning and revision, at- tained the high scholastic standards which are compulsory for membership in the National Honor Society. Y' 1 D fb lf

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V-.-v. ,y.., i pf Mind and hody in perfect coordination represents the achievement of Friday, the clay of testing and of athletic events. This is the culmination of the weelc's classes and of the week's coaching. The student has received adult guidance and instruc- tion for four days and is now to prove himself. This six hour period becomes the testing ground for teachers' patience. All irksome pranks are filed and then put into action on Friday. The student lrody's one axiom is 'ssend the old week out with a hang. Z mlb , .I Vx 9-- . . v-. ,j, , is -CN Q, ', ,- -. . 1. ' ' . . i ' - t , Y -'- i O 1 i ' 3' s 1:07 t , f- 'fm ' Q .Q-T 'Q--11 4- I .,n. ug?-T-6:7- ' , ' Q? ','f 1.-.aw ---I --Q-. a' Physical education plays an important part in the school life of students. The break from a strenuous schedule gires them a chance to exert all their energy. These lads tramp oul to the held for exercise in the development of skill in athletics. Y Q Oh what luxury! Thefootball players relax before a game and let the cheerleaders feed them. Coach says we must not exert our- selves, girlsf' the health of 1 . fi , 5