Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Students Attend Junior Burgesses Juanita Cutler and Jim Ord discuss an editorial with Mrs. Brenda Reynolds. Mr. Thomas Niles catches a glimpse of the photographer in the hallway. Miss Nona Davis points out a site on the African map to Joseph Outlaw. Everybody enjoys posing for a picture, including Mr. Charles Tate. Mr. Charles Parks gets a chance to practice his basketball skill. 24

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Of Social Studies Department Mr. Thomas R. Niles, member of the Social Studies Department, Miss Webb checks through research material for her history class, coaches baseball and basketball. - Student teacher Mr. Leonard explains his argument for President power to Mrs. Rey- In the early morning Mrs. Ward arranges papers to hand back to students. The emphasis on current affairs was carried through in the involvement of students in outside activities. The department participated in the Junior Virginia Burgesses Assembly, the Presi- dential Classroom and the Wilhamsburg Bur- gesses World Forum. All of these experiences provided students with the opportunity to discuss relevant social issues such as dissent in education, ecology and the role of the student in modern times. nolds. 23

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D.E. Students Pursue Business Careers Mrs. Pauline Rice advises Carol Davis on margins and tab stops. The task of educating the student in an em- ployable skill is the main responsibility of the Business Department. Headed by Miss Nancy Forrest, the department offers such courses as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, general business, data processing and business law. Mr. Judson Furlow is happy to answer Audrey Samuels’ question about production rates. Miss Nancy L. Forrest is chairman of the Business Department. 25