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

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MATH MISS MARGARET BAILEY Chairman of Math Dept. A.B. Elon MR. NORMAN FIELDS B.A. Elon MRS. PENNY DOYLE B.S. East Carolina MRS. JOANN BIDWELL B.S. Duke MRS. CLELIA FREEMAN B.S. Radford MR. CLAUDE GIMBERT B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute MRS. DOROTHY BEALE JON B.A. Meredith MRS. CARRIE KNACK A.B. Cornell University MISS CLATE AYDLETT B.A. Duke MRS. MABEL TAYLOR Chai rman of Science Dept. B.S. Madison MR. JAMES LINN B.S. William and Mary MR. SPENCER WISE B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Insti tu te MR. FREDERICK HAASE B.A. Virginia Polytechnic Institute MRS. WINIFRED MARTIN B.S. Wake Forest MR. WILLIAM BURKE B.S. Elon MRS. SUSAN CAIRNS B.S. St. Lawrence University CAPT. EDWARD E. SHELBY USN Retired B.S. Naval Academy SCIENCE ES

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. .l .. Qi 'EAW ...,. Wt :max :fiv S fvp A as Q. ,,,, . - - FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS JEWEL WI-IITLOCK Chairman of Foreign Language Dept. B.A. Mary Washington M.Ed. Univ. of Virginia MR. WALTER HUTCHINGS B.A. St. Ambrose MR. WAYNE NUNN B.A. Wake Forest MR. OSCAR RODRIQUEZ B.A., B.D. Southern Methodist University MRS. SUZANNE GROVES B.A. Longwood MR. KEN CAUTHEN A.B. University of South Carolina MR. E. E. COX Chairman of Social Studies B.S. William and Mary M.A. University of Virginia MR. LEWIS BREEDLOVE B.A. Randolph-Macon MISS MARY LINDA LEAGUE B.S. Longwood MR. THOMAS GARROU A.B. Duke University M.Ed. University of North Carolina MR. FOY SHAW B.A. University of North Carolina MRS. DELORES FENTRESS B.S. Longwood MRS. JEAN ROBERT B.A. University of North Carolina MR. THOMAS SNODGRASS B.S. Washington and Lee MRS. PATRICIA STEVENS B.S. Radford MR. ROBERT PEARSALL B.S. East Carolina M.A. East Carolina MISS JANICE BARGER A.B. Meredith M.A.T. Vanderbilt MR. HOWARD McKENZIE B.A. Guilford M.A. University of Miami MR. WAYNE PURSELL B.A. Randolph-Macon SOCIAL STUDIES

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