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

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.lie--1-l N , X TUESDAY LE' f LIBRARY 40:30 T V Saw sau sau xour uav gentlx through this class the mdustrml arts fight song The school prohted rom these hours of labor iuth soccer goals dictionary stands and a Larielw of other necessities PROGRESS With the coming of Tuesday, the week has begun in earnest, and the students have settled down to a full week's work. Notebooks are filled with blank pages bought from the hook store. sharpened pencils are pre- pared to cover these pages with imitations of Long- fellow, accounts of the lives of frogs, revised versions of Caesafs Commentaries, new theories concerning how basketball should be played, and other original satirical essays such as, Five Reasons Wfhy You Shouldn't Eat Jello with a Forkf' These papers are handed in and will prohahly he returned hy the hand of Mr. Woodson, Mrs. Barnes, or the like on the following Tuesday with criticisms Knot always appreciatedt. This year presidential elections were held on a Tuesday in November, and the students of Princess Anne went to the polls much as their parents did. They proved, through this uct, that they were becom- ing independent individuals. Their views were not carhon copies of their parents: They chose their can- didates on the hasis of thcir own conceptions of right and wrong. Through the power of the written word. the youth of America communicate to their adult leaders the results of class room training. Ann Sliger stops by the book store before the lunch hour rush.

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fhro ugh the knowledge The Student . . . 'cshould learn to regard himself as a construc- tive critic . . . who is expected to offer suggestions for improve- ment. Dr. Brameld fTime Magazinel 'E' Mkt.: J 'marc an la ' -f' Qv Happy members of the varsity basektball team propose a toast to Tuesday. the day of no practice. Here's to a good Hgh! tonight. they say, and here's to Mike Stillman who can't spell practice. Extral Fxtraf Claude Tyree distributes latest edition of the l'RI.'N'CHSS .4.'Y.'VE PACE. Poor Tyree has to sell papers to earn a living, Seri- ously. folks, l'..4.'s prize shutter bug has been a great asset to the l'l.3o-57 newspaper staff. The canlera. bought from the proceeds of last yr-ar's magazine campaign. has been 'l'yree's tool of sttccess. lfilh it he has pro- ridcd eu-ellen! coverage for this periodical which he non' offers to classmates for the small sum of one dime. of the written word.