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

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Despite his many time-consuming duties as principal, Mr. Littleton always displays on active interest in sports events at Princess Anne. MR. LITTLETON LEADS P.A. FACULTY Mr. Littleton often presents awards of appreciation and merit to the teachers and students at PA. During his eleven years at Princess Anne, Mr. J. Warren Littleton has given of his time and talents abundantly, never ceasing in his efforts to promote the welfare of the student body. He has seen PA become one of the most outstanding high schools in the state, the recipient of many academic and athletic awards. Concerned with all aspects of stu- dent Iife, Mr. Littleton decides school policy, takes necessary disciplinary measures, and encourages school spirit. He is greatly admired by the students for bringing problems involving privileges and dis- cipline before such groups as the SCA, allowing the students themselves to discuss possible solutions and suggest them to the faculty. A native of the Eastern Shore, Mr. Littleton re- ceived his Bachelor's degree from the College of William and Mary, where he majored in Govern- ment, and his Master's degree from the University of Virginia. Before coming to Princess Anne, he was a member of the,Great Bridge High School faculty and principal at Kempsville Junior High. His lei- sure time is occupied by such activities as fishing, bridge, and golf.

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One of the assistant principals at Princess Anne since l954, Mr. Edwin Charles has proved himself a fine administrator as well as a cooperative member f . ' of the faculty. With a varied background in educa- ,, tion -- he received his A.B. degree at Arkansas ggi' ,, of State Teachers College, his Bachelor of Physical i . 'll 2' Education degree at the American University, and - ' ' ' D, his Master of Education degree at the University of .X Cinclnnatti - Mr. Charles has been able to benefit ' 'I I Princess Anne in many capacities. l-le is an enforcer of discipline, a leader of the faculty, and a staunch supporter of all athletic teams. Planning to remain - - here two more years and then retire, Mr..Charles is a well-respected staff authority at Princess Anne High School. ,190 ff H ' -The job of assistant principal requires a great deal of paper work. . 'I V-Q-ml 3 Assistant principal Mr, Edwin Charles has been at Princess Anne since 1954. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS ENFCRCE DISCIPLINE Winding up his successful eight-year career as 1- head football coach, Mr. Pete Sachon is now focus- l Ni ing all his time and energy on his duties as vice- l- ' f I principal. Having attended both Catholic University l and the College of William and Mary, he taught and coached at Norview before coming to Princess Anne in l957. No longer a coach, Mr. Sachon intends l to fill the gap left by football with the resolutions I to devote even more time to being assistant princi- ,- pal and to playing more golf. l Mr. Pete Sachon is perhaps better known to PA students as the head football coach. A l . lf. Qld. fl. illfflf - ni- fvwfgl lf'-2 i I 5 WG W 25 Mr. Sachon enforces school attendance.