Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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As the sponsor of the American Field Service Organization and a Spanish teacher, Miss Mary Sandy finds that time is a precious commodity. Here she takes time to explain the use of different verb tenses in sentences and phrases. An active French Club and five classes ranging from second year to fifth year French, keep Miss Sandy Melton busy each day. Here she dicusses some French sentences with her sixth period class. Why are these students so attentive in class? The question is easily answered since these students have the dedicated and enthusiastic German teacher, Mr. Jim Horne who appears to be explaining German sentences to his students. Toni Tetzlaff and Patrice Mango perform a short play in Spanish class. Third year Spanish students in Miss Sandy ' s classes participate in numerous proj¬ ects of this type during the year. Spanish, English and Cheerleading keep Mrs. Barbara Ferguson busy during the day. Talking with Yvonne Camacho, Mrs. Ferguson discusses cheering procedures to be used at the next sports event. Interaction with the students is an important part of each day spent in school for any teacher. Mrs. Joyce Frazier, French and Latin teacher, proves that students and teachers can be friends. 29

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PARTICIPATION AND CULTURE STRESSED IN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT OFFERS STUDENTS OPPORTUNITIES TO EXCEL IN MUSIC, ART, COOKING Before the spring concert, Miss Betsy Forrest rehearses her chorus classes. Pointing to the woodwind section, Mr. Jack Wood signals them to pick up the tempo. This segment of the trumpet section comprised of Jane Stewart, Bill Jones, and Scott Heishma practice for Never A Dull Moment. Jeff Fields, Bruce Mason, William Wilkins, and Jim Morris play their rendition of Seventy-Six Trumbones for four. 30