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

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Mrs. Mary Ann Alcorn 'Vi 3 Mrs. Sara Culbert 'sr Mrs. Phyllis Heberling 0' Qi Mr. William Moosha 4.x '- ,Q-, .r ra Miss Sylvia Capps Mr. Frank Collier l fs 5. '3.,OI5 . . is Mrs. Olga Gay Miss Hattie Goodman Mrs. Christine Joyner Mr. Steve Lail f -0' 91 Miss Susan Pedigo Mrs. Lucy Sawyer 22 Mrs. Mary Ann Alcorn North Carolina State University B.A. English 9 Miss Sylvia Capps Hampton Institute B.S., M.A. English 8, 9 Mr. Frank Collier Edinburgh University M.A. English 10, 12 Mrs. Sara Culbert William and Mary B.A. Englislz 8, 9 Mrs. Olga Gay University of Georgia B.S. English 10, 1 l Miss Hattie Goodman Saint Augustine 's College B.A. Hampton Institute MA. English 11,12 7 W ggdkii E015 Clfl Mrs. Phyllis Heberling American University B.A. English 9, Speech I, II Mrs. Christine Joyner East Carolina B.A. English 9, 1 I Mr. Steve Lail University of North Carolina B.A. English 10, Journalism 1, II Mr. William Moosha Atlantic Christian B.A. English 12, Advanced Composition Miss Susan Pedigo Mary Washington College B.A. University of Virginia MA. English 10, Drama I, Il Mrs. Lucy Sawyer William and Mary B.A. English 11

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Mrs. Kathleen Boyd Q l A we x s A mv. l l Mrs. Kathleen Boyd Mary Washington B.A. University of Virginia M.Ed. llth and 12th Grade Mrs. Helen Braun General Beadle College B.S. East Carolina M.A. 8th and 9th Grade Mrs. Mary Commander William and Mary B. S. 9th Grade Mrs. Helen Braun Mrs. Mary Commander Mrs. Clelia Freeman Radford College B. S. William and Mary M. Ed. Guidance Director 12th Grade Mrs. Anne Owens Madison College B.S. William and Mary M.Ed. 10th Grade Mr. Gerald Sandler Old Dominion College B.S. University of North Carolina M.Ed. l 1 th Grade Mrs. Clelia Freeman Mrs. Anne Owens Mr. Gerald Sandler fowziz in aazuicaa auaifagfa Smiling, the counselors appear to have their problems solved at this time. The Guidance Department was able to assist students this year in the selection of colleges by providing written materials for them and by sponsoring a college night. Princess Anne High School and another local high school were chosen as the locations for College Night during which hundreds of college representatives from Eastern United States provided a wide selection for all students. College board exams, required for college entrance, were supervised by the counseling depart- ment. Underclassmen were administered tests to determine scholastic capabilities, the results of which were recorded by the counselors. S

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I Mrs. Dorothy Sefert Mrs. Gertrude Ward - -1. Mrs. Lurlene Trett Mrs. Jane Webster EQECUQKIJZEQEHEECZ an '- iz.. ur . Mr. Larry Williams x f f f Mrs. Josephine Zepka Mr. Larry Williams East Carolina B. S. English 9 Mrs. Josephine Zepka Clarion State College B. S. Reading -E Mrs. Dorothy Se fer! Bowling Green State B. S. English 9 Mrs. Lurlene Trett Park College B.A. English 10 Mrs. Helen Waid Old Dominion B. S. English 10 . E Mrs. Helen Waid Mrs. Gertrude Ward Old Dominion B.A. Englislz 12 Mrs. Jane Webster Seton Hill College B.A. University of North Carolina ,1!.A.T English 12 Mr. Harold Wheeler University of North Carolina B.A. Department Head English 11 Mr. Harold Wheeler Highlight of tlze English curriculunz was the presentation of the Shakespearean Festival by tlze National Shakespearean Corporation. Three plays, T he Tempest, Macbeth, and School For Wives served to enlighten tlze students' under- standing of drama and appreciation for fine arts. Also, tlze Virginia Beaclz Little Theatre presented excerpts from famous literary works to the E nglish classes. The Nebraska Series was introduced to superior Englislz classes in an attempt to aid the student gain a deeper understanding of literature. 23 Arnolphe and Agnes perform in The School for Wives