Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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teachers help develop business skills Responding to a student’s question, Mr. Jack Frith looks up astonished Smiling, Mrs. Camilla Scott drills her class on typing exercises. Correct- ing papers, Mrs. Belle Tyson is dismayed at the number of mistakes. Giving an encouraging smile, Mrs. Nancy Betts watches as Sherry Ma- son struggles with a make-up test. 25

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Searching through the local phone directory, Mr. Judson Furlow looks at job possibilities for his distributive education students. Not another mistake!” exclaims Mrs. Betty Hill, as Mary Ann Sterrett smiles with embarrassment. With eyes on copy”, Debbie Critzen completes the days assignment. 24

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fine arts inspire creativity The Fine Arts Department, headed by Mrs. Nancy Childs, is composed of a varied curriculum. Mr. Jack Wood, a new member to the faculty, instructs the band classes. The A’Capella and mixed chorus classes are taught by Miss Betsy Forrest. The Chorus and Band often co-ordinates their talents to present entertaining assemblies and concerts. The band also provides music for pep rallies and football games. The Home Economic classes provide Pembroke ' s girls with an op- portunity to improve their homemak- ing skills. Communicating ideas and feelings through their creative abilities is the major objective of Art classes. Although drawing and painting are emphasized, in the more advanced classes, study of the history of art is provided. Expressing his artistic talent through his hands, Joseph Outlaw diligently shapes some clay. While taking inventory of her sup- plies, Mrs. Nancy Childs pauses to answer a question Carefully glazing their ceramics, students discover an interesting phase of art Seeming to be completely absorbed in her work, Patricia Harrison is oblivious to the rest of the class.