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

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Man is born not to solve the problems of the uni- verse, but to find out where the problem begins, and then restrain himself within the limits of the com- prehensiblef,-Goethe i 4, ,. . wary., Eighth graders respond eagerly to their president, Miriam Weaver, at a class meeting. The usual occupation of a reading group is to reqdg hgweuer, if one Mr. Owens gives Paul Lareau a small doesrft have q bggk-improvise! dissertation on some of the colleges which were represented at Princess Anne on College Day. Gbservofion through the spoken word t Ken Brethauer. lane Clair. Judy Blevins, and Tom Brawley admire their hn- ished Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y bulletin board. The spark- ling blue and white u-as one of our feature attractions of the year.

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Coldbrick's translation E voluofi on of ourselves Thor, the mythological god of thunder, is the namesake of this day, Thursday. Thunderous it is, especially when the day is greeted with the distribution of report cards. Negligent students rush helter- skelter toward the lihrary to meet their deadlines in order to insure their reception of these dreaded missles. After the fatal hand-outs, students' fates are marked on joyous or pouting countenances. Revision and planning are customary actions on Thursday, for students must review their week's studies, making the necessary cor- rections in their knowledge for the trials land trihulationsi of Friday. Completion and evaluation are the bases of this day, as evidenced by the several scholastic aptitude exams taken hy hrave seniors several times during the year. Back to school night is a semi-annual Thursday evening event when parents experience the grueling daily routine of their children, and discuss with the teachers, student prohlems. Thursday is a day we sometimes look forward to, since it is cut short hy a teacheris meeting once a month, leaving the students an hour of extra recreation. s s t runs THURSDAY A CAFETERIA I : E I : I COOKING I HGME EC. We need to ask what a high school ought to do about preparing the rising generation to meet the urgent problems young people face as citizens in our changing and difficult timesf' Dr. Faust fLadies Home Journali Dig those glum faces as re- brings a smile. but no good 0h. the drudgery of acer- port cards come out. Or . . . grade, from la profesor de aging grades. I never was every dog has his day and Espanol. very good at math. some his weak ends. . 1 U oi r- 1. 1