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

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J' rf' I ,Z Y . inlay. Darlene Hughes, Mary Williams, Donna Schultz, and Denise Spirit duplicator is used in the office by Gail . , situations. Students frzzfzazs from cz wozfd of Mrs. Hortense Eason Bookkeeping University of North Carolina B.S. 'fl' mga rifle 4 Mrs. Hortense Eason Suzanne Zimmerman uses technical equipment. Urs A,lIllIfl'l'lI lzdntondson Mrs. Luella Jones Mrs. Mildred Lee 28 Mrs. Kathleen Edmondson Madison College B. S. Department Chairmen Typing I, Shorthand I. Secretarial Occupations Mrs. Luella Jones Northwestern State of Louisiana B.S. Bookkeeping I, General Business. Business E conomies Mrs. Mildred Lee Ohio University B. S. Tlvping I, ll, Business Law

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Mr. Howard McKenzie Guilford College B.A. University ofMiaini M.A. Government Mrs. Roxanna Palmer Chowan College A.A. Old Dominion College B.S. International Relations. History Mr. Donald Pursell Randolph Macon College B.A. Government 43' Mr. Howard McKenzie Mrs. Roxanna Palmer Mr. Donald Pursell Mrs. Ann Rowan University of Florida B.A History Mr. George Versprille Sanford University B.S. History, Geography Miss Betty Wiley University of Georgia B. S. Geography Mrs. Ann Rowan Mr. George Versprille Miss Betty Wiley 'Laois we Debates, discussions, lectures, and guest speakers brought tlze student closer witlz world situations and prob- lems in the Social Studies Department. Audio-visual aids and updated ,Elms assisted tlze student in understanding tlze practices of our society, botlz in the past and present. Mock elections were conducted to introduce tlze students to modern voting procedures and a voting machine at tlze school gave students practical knowledge. Field trips were taken to Waslzington D. C. and Williamsburg to add variety, understanding and enrichrnent to tlze classes. Mrs. Dorotlzy Wolfred Old Dominion College B.S. University of Virginia M.Ed. History, Sociology Mrs. Dorothy Wolfred 3 Q I Miss Debnanz explains the geographical and political boundaries on the African Continent to Gail Andrews. 27

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ing the dictaphones are exposed to realistic office fachlnofogy New to the business curriculum this year has been data processing, a course offered to upperclassmen interested in computer programming. With the newest and most efhcient equipment, students have been prepared to meet the modern business world. Semester courses in typing and notehand were offered to the college-bound students. Advanced courses in typing, short- hand, business law and bookkeeping interested the student planning a business career. Students gained experience by assisting teachers and by working in the ofhce, and the IBM room. Job opportunities have been filled by students participating in the Vocational Offce Training Program. , ,,,...wv- vw Curt Sanders, Joyce Jones, and Carol Allen learn data processing. 4275 Pushed for time, Libbie Hartman types diligently. Mrs. Louise McAfee Old Dominion College B. S. Typing 1, Bookkeeping I, Data Processing Miss A lice Saunders Virginia Commonwealth University B.S. x VOT, Secretarial Occupations Mrs. Donna Spence Y Old Dominion College B.S. General Business, Typing I Mrs. Louise McAfee Miss Alice Saunders Mrs. Donna Spence