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

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Students were recognized for their achievements whether they were in academics, sports, or community activities. This year Princess Anne was proud to boast a Norwegian Lady, two National Merit Finalists, a golfer of the year, and state organizations officers. Eleven upcoming Seniors were sent to week-long, all-expense-paid state conferences. Academically gifted students were selected to attend Covernor's school during the summer. Math scholars were appointed to the school's Math team. The accomplishments of these students surely gave Princess Anne reason to be proud. Right: Marian Eller was chosen as Norwegian Lady representing Virginia Beach in her sister city, Moss, Norway, Anne Kaiser, representing P,A., was one of six high school princesses in the S 9. Y l ' i -5 S i V 1 -li t i- :Fi 4 2 .f f Q if? V. M J- . .E I Nr v-3 A if Y ' 3 I A' - ,lf J F . 533 . 2212 '1...,, Neptune Festival. . ? Dehhie Bifuh was given an Outstanding Sophos more Award hy the Hugh O'Brien Foundation. Senior Marian Eller received the DAR Good Citi- zen Award, ZH Reflections Three students were elected to hold state offices in certain organizations, Mark Fields was elected ASIA State Reporter. Gene Westbrook was elected State Thespian President, and Kim Cox, not pic- tured, was elected Projects Coordinator for VSCA. if if Q A . afii Y i'lsl4 5' idly- ..- , 84 ' 'l C Alison Stem and Bruce jones were National Merit Finalists. rf . , lf? ' 'Tw ff. 1 'S

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Carol Burge Selected Miss Peerage .,,?, -xi lllllllllll .' Carol Burge, Miss Peerage 1978-79. Above: Carol works with format lines during preparation of The Peerage. Total dedication to bettering her school and community earned Carol Burge the honor of Miss Peerage 1978-79. Carol was involved in extra curricular activities all three years while maintaining a high grade point average in superior level classes. Carol's senior year had to be the most demanding and most gratifying of the three. She had the gargantuan jobs of Senior Class President and Co-Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook. Either was enough to keep all of one's waking hours busy, but Carol did both with style. She still found time to work as Managing Editor of T110 Page and to be active in Keyettes and several other clubs. There were no details too small for Carol's attention whether it was a donut sale, the roof painting, or doing tedious format work on The Pt'i'n1gt'. 'EU Reflections f x Front: Carol Burge, Marian Eller, Beth Wallace. Back: Cindy Champage, Dorcas Asercion, Melissa Campbell, Leanne Self, Tammie Blazek, Janie johnson. These irls were nominated by the Se- nior English am? government teachers to vie for the honor of Miss Peerage. , ilcj XQ- 5q,kNcxQQ5JP'l i ..