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

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QUO VADIS TRI-HI-Y The girls of Quo Vadis have shown an ac- tive interest in their school and community through various project and activities. Among these activities Were a car-Wash, a pajama party, and a mother-daughter ban- quet. The girls have also volunteered their services to the Norfolk Day Nursery and have Washed the school's blackboards. Seniors of Quo Vadis are CFront Row? Sue Strew, Carol Thomp- son, Carol Ralston, Betty Ann Crunk, Janet Thompson, and Shannon Schwegler. Underclassmen are CMiddle Rowj Vicki Berkstresser, Susie Slagle, Sharon Banagan, Ann Yancey, Marcia Pierce, Dana Byrd, Angie Barlow, Frances Pollock, and Barbara Kes Quo Vadis Officers are Carol Thomas, Parliamentariang Sue Strew, Reporter, Carol Ralston, Chaplain, Alice Williamson, Treasurer, Barbara King, Secretary, Frances Pollock, Vice-President, and Janet Thompson, President. King. CLast Rowj Kathy Buurma, Ann Todd, Linda Dukovitch, Alice Williamson, Sue Littman, Donna Hill, Rhona Doucette, Audrey Klecky, Teresa Donati, Dee Hinds, Anne Owens, and Sharon Jones. l . A 1 Q I. Z 181

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Junior and Senior Y-Teens are CFront Rowj Penny Benedict, Annette Riccio, Judy Rood, Eileen Jagneaux, Sharon Shelby, Diane Hogge, Andrea Bratten, Nancy Pate, Joyce Banta, Lynn Griffin, Yvonne Lee, CSecond LPH Y-TEENS The Alpha Y-Teens, newly formed at Princess Anne, is an organization of girls affiliated with the YWCA for the purpose of promoting Christian spirit in the home and community. The girls have undertaken various projects such as delivering food baskets at Thanksgiving and making gifts for old folks at christmas. The Mid-Winner Ball, J A an annual event, was held February 15. The girls also , r sponsored a dance in the gym after the last home bas- fi ketball game. Sophomore Y-Teens are CFirst Rowj Brenda Stakes, Merry Flowers, Sharon Tatum, Carol Wright, Cathy Smith, Joyce Craddock, Jane Smithg CSecond Row? Tere- Rowj Jacie Rakowski, O'Bera Allen, Maxine Tolleson, Nancy Kimbrell, Peggy Mannen, Carol Ingram, Barbara Benson, Agnes McCoy, Susan Macon. OFFICERS CFrontJ Nancy Pate, Secre- tary, Agnes McCoy, Vice-Presidentg Brenda Stakes, Chaplain, CBackJ Eileen Jagneaux, Treasurer, Mrs. Painter, Sponsor, and Diane Hogge, President. sa Englett, Brenda Brown, Karen Dull, Sue Williams, Nancy Kimball, Karen Molodovitch.

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Sigma Phi officers are Benji Steverson, Sergeant-at-Armsg Bruce Brink- ley, I.C.C. Representativeg Bill Kerber, Chaplaing Scott Slocum, Secre- taryg Taz Cox, Vice-Presidentg and Barry Almond, President. IGMA PHI HI-Y Sigma Phi Hi-Y, in accordance with the principles of the YMCA, has de- voted this year to the encouragement of all aspects of clean living. The service projects this year have included a donation to the World Serv- ice, a collection of household articles for a family Whose house burned down, and active participation in Clean-Up Week. During Christmas, Sigma Phi collected old magazines and distributed them to old folks' homes. This year's social activity was a tug- of-vvar with Trinity Tri-Hi-Y, in Which members of both clubs were thorough- ly dowsed. Members are CFront Rowj Courtney Peck, Bob Magoon, Mike Steverson,. Steve Simms, and Steve Mayo. CThird Rowb Guy Eubank, Dave Willett, Steve Siegfried, and Mike Schmidtg CSec- Foster, Richard Foss, Tommy Dunford, Barry Almond, Larry ond Rowj David Jackson, Walter Barons, Jay Ferguson, BenJ1 Sheets, B111 Kerber, Rodney Clabo, Lee Domina, Danny Childers. 7 -5 v .N X , ,Q . 1 E , A! ' 1 1 l .N 1 1 it If if 1, .. wg? Q ,F 'l i 5 A ? lax 5 . l i' - 2 2 1: -. t , D ,