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

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GAA SPO SOR POWDER P FFG ME I s GAA: First Row, Left to Right: E. Benjamin, L. Snyder, S. Candle, S. Snyder, F. Liskovec, L. Sparks, D. Sakis, I. Smith, K. Sjogren. Second Row: S. Self, L. Crawford, K. Gainor, N. Davis, R. Marshall, C. Griffith, S. Maurice, J. Morris, V. Stone, D. Hughes, T. Hughes, K. Draper, H. Hartman, D. Thomas, E. Buck, J. O'Rourk, S. May, L. Grumbeck, L. Grumbach. Third Row: K. Williams, D. Dauer, P. Shackelford, G. Collins, K. Merritt, H. Lubinov, M. Clark, N. Chevalier, C. Robinson, B. Ptitzer, A. Pillow, D. Strout, D. Paschang, K. Hughes, A. Portertield, K. Matthews, J. Taylor, J. Coleman. The Girls' Athletic Association strives to promote good sportsmanship and greater participation in athletic activities. Miss Lydane, the club's sponsor, supports these attitudes both in her classes and at club meetings. The club sponsored the annual Powder Puff game and both of the student-faculty games. The club bought hockey uniforms for the Varsity Hockey Team and other equipment. This year the association is giving two one-hundred dollar scholarships to two graduating seniors in the club. They also contributed money to the Mike Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund. This year the club is giving letters for attending both business and activity meetings and participating in extracurricular athletic activities. G.A.A. takes pride in its many accomplishments. Norma Nacis rushes toward the goal in game sponsored by the GAA. 5,57 GAA OFFICERS: First Row: F. Liskovec, D. Sakis. Second Row: S. Cande, L. Sparks. Third Row: L. Snyder, S. Snyder, E. Smith. 99

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F.T.A. MEMBERS TUTOR FELLO ST DE TS ww wr lx!! FTA Members: Left to Right, Seated: A. Forrell, N. Wade, C. Shorts, D. Cespedes, N. Howard, C. Archibald, A. Archibald. Second Row: S. Cartwright, P. Blake, D. Purdin, K. Hurdis, L. Harvey, L. Garris, L. Hurdis, T. Altman, A. Hoover, B. Hooper, R. Nunnally, A. Cinnamin, L. Nordberg, I. Mirman. Third Row: J. Englett, D. O'Connel1, M. Shelby, A. Butler, M. Sellers, C. Delacruz, V. Rushing, P. Levitt, S. Alexander, M. Butler, R. Hamilton, L. Walker. The Future Teachers of America motivates its members on the profession of education. The members visit many of Virginia's leading colleges such as Longwood, William and Mary and Mary Washington. The members tutor any student who needs aid in his subjects. F .T.A. members also honor the Princess Anne teachers and assist in their classrooms, the teachers' lounges are fumished frequently with fresh baked goods. Speakers are invited to club meetings to explain, exchange, and encourage students who plan to enter the teaching profession. Among the many club activities, F.T.A. eagerly participates in Homecoming, candy sales, and I.C.C. projects. Hard work and fun are plentiful in F.T.A. while it rears the country's future teachers . 3 ,fl df Members listen carefully during FTA meeting conducted by Nancy Wade, President. FTA OFFICERS: Left to Right: N. Wade, C. Shorts, T. Altman, Mascot, A. Archibald, N. Howard. Center: D. Cespedes. 98

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BIBLE CLUB PROMOTE BLOOD OBILE DRIVE The Princess Anne Bible Club under the leadership of Mr. Francis Collier strives to promote Christian fellowship throughout Princess Anne halls. As service projects, the club once again sponsored the Red Cross Bloodmobile Drive and sponsored devotions throughout pre-holiday weeks. On Monday mornings, the club also held devotions in the school cafeteria. All students and faculty were invited to attend these sessions. OFFICERS: First Row, Left to Right: D. Yoder, W. Priest, VE. Taylor. Second Row: B. Harcum. BIBLE CLUB: Left to Right: B. Harcum, S. Fremd, D. Yoder, K. Ainley, W. Priest, E. Taylor, B. McCullough. g' -1 .4 LANGUAGE CLUB DONATES TO JOY FU D ln 3 Lrf' W -5..,,,A . Z' OFFICERS: First Row: I. Mirrnan, N. Thompson. Second Row: P. Mosher, H. Liverman. The Language Club seeks to inform other students studying the several languages of the customs and cultures of other countries. Under the supervision of Miss R. Lonitz, the club visits restaurants which serve food from various countries. Guest speakers attended meetings and spoke to members after slides were shown to illustrate the speaker's topic. This year, the club donated twenty-five dollars to the Norfolk Christmas Joy Fund. LANGUAGE CLUB: First Row: l. Mirman, H. Liverman, P. Mosher. Second Row: D. Buchanan, E. Verner, M. Ennis, M. Schimmel, A. Flowers, T. Turner, B. Manby, C. Morales. 100