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

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Preparing for the 80's Did you ever feel like a square peg in a world full of round holes? There was no reason to at P.A. We had a hole for every peg and many holes just waiting to be filled. Let's face it - merely attending school from eight to two each day could be pretty boring. If all you had to look forward to after school each day was homework and soap operas, getting up in the morning could be a real chore. But when you had activities that you enjoyed after school, somehow school seemed a little bit more enjoyable. When you became involved with a club or organization, you got to know more people and know them better. And since it was the people who made the school work, you became a vital part of the backbone of our school, and Enter the 80's Highlights . . . Seniors ...... Athletics ..... Underclassmen Interests ..... Educators .... Index ........ Looking Ahead 1-5 . . . . . 6-35 36-85 , . ..... 86-123 124-157 158-189 190-203 . . . . 204-207 . . . .... 208-212 2 Enter the 80's you had fun in the process. No matter what your interest or abili- ty, there was a niche for you. In addi- tion to our varsity program, we had in- tramurals in almost every sport. For the student interested in foreign languages and their cultures, every language taught at P.A. had its own extracurricu- lar club. Clubs such as NHS and Trinity provided many helpful services to the school and the community. For those with creative minds and hands, there were organizations for art, writing, and theater. At first, perhaps, there was a feeling of not belonging. But it did not take long for most people to find their place and become a part of the mainstream of Princess Anne. Cindy Reckling cheers the Cavaliers on to during the Homecoming game

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An Ever-Changing Profile l As year-round residents of Virginia Beach, we saw many faces of our ocean- front. In the summer the beach was closely packed. Tourists swarmed from all parts of the world to reside near famous tourist attractions. Not a vacant parking space could be found. People came to the beach for many reasons. Some came to drift along the sandy front, while others came for the peace- ful relaxation which was found only at the ocean. In the winter the beach transformed into a lifeless scene. Summer tourists had vanished, and a quiet atmosphere prevailed. The waves lapping gently at the shore and a drifting breeze created a feeling that forever rests in the minds of all who have been there. Top: A wild flower struggles for survival in the shifting sand at Ft. Story. Right: A sun-kissed wave ends it joumey. 4 1 Enter the 80's