Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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i Expressing her views on the subject being discussed, Miss Gayle Lem- mond strives to present her opinion more clearly. Looking over a stu- dents paper, Mrs. Charlotte Butler expresses concern English teacher Mrs. Joyce Ruberti also helps with sophomore attendance. Besides teaching English and Creative Writing, Mr. Mike Paul is kept busy as a yearbook advisor.

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learningthrough communication Communication” is the key word to today’s society. The English Department’s goal is to help students ac- quire knowledge in communication and comprehension. From understanding how great authors of the past and present communicate their ideas to how we can effec- tively present ours are the steps to gaining skill in the use of our language. Specialized courses are offered at Pem- broke. Journalism enables a student to gain knowledge and experience in publishing a newspaper. Creative writ- ing allows a student to develop skills in the effective use of his imagination in written composition. i] Observing Mrs. Sharon Waite, Mrs. Charlotte Butler, and Mr. Mike Paul play volleyball at the faculty picnic, it is no wonder they stick to teach- ing English Musing through a stack of test papers, Mrs. Elizabeth Woodard shows the tediousness of that particular job Displaying great understanding of the problem at hand, Mrs. Mary Elman discusses the solution with Patricia Allen and the other students. 14

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Keeping herself busy teaching English, Journalism and sponsor- ing the Pirateer, Miss Wanda Rush is constantly at work. Teach- ing sophomore English can be a frustrating and tiring job, but Mrs. Sharon Waite manages a smile. Looking over the shoulder of a student, Cheryl Setelin, Mr. Billy Carmines clarifies his point Offering practical suggestions for the improvement of her students, Mrs. Marian Wright proves her ability as a reading teacher. 16