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

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A 'Q risaib Maklng plans for his Visual Lan- guage class is one new teacher, Mr. Vanostrand, 1' X the new head football coach Watching the struggling Football team from the sidelines is lvlr Bulholler, 'l 1- ' ' V' gym floor. Q stu. X The new half-day social studies teacher, Mr, Van Hom, comes to Prin- cess Anne from Bayside Junior where he was the activities coordinator. I P.E. Shldenfs make use of The new T N e w Ecf1'z'v'0ns PJ4 Makes Changesfor fha Beffer When 'lchecking out PA, one must always consider the many new additions and changes which have become a part of our everyday school life. Perhaps the most notice- able change is the gymna- sium. Laborers worked during the summer to remodel the gym. They installed a new floor, re-varnished the bleachers, replaced the light- ing system, and put a fresh coat of paint on the walls. Besides structural changes, Princess Anne also received several new faculty members. Among the new faces were lVlr. Edward Bulheller, the new head football coach and ln- dustrial arts teacher, lvlr. Hurd, who teaches electronics, and lvls. Rose Brew, who instructs consumer math. Other new- comers include lVlr. Oscar Richardson, lvlr. Ted Van Horn, Mrs. Diane Watson, and lVlr. Larry VanNostrand. lvlr. Vanhlostrand teaches a class never before offered at PA, Visual Language. This class studies the effects of the mass media onthe public. Stu- dents leam the mechanics of TV, radio, and motion pictures. Another change at PA is the new salad bar. The only one of it's kind in the city, the salad bar is an attempt by the school board to create new methods of service in school cafeterias and set standards for other schools. Opening 5

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Takln? advantage of The new salaa ear, S rarraa Blrr er, Crlarlalle While, ana lAr Barrrsfvarlh slack llwerr plales. Besides teaching hlsfory, new faculty memlaer, Oscar Dlcrwarasarl also Caacrrei Crass Caarrlw and Track 'NO J 'I 0 4l 44

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Sfudenf Life Tikefai ,Lire THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES!! T e 1- 'f ' scnooloc- ' sow: of sTudenT uf Pincess Anne stufre ,ir :eil ,fou,Tnereislife , ,- - . , fe - A y , .2 H. A We Tfpoi hos us juggling grooes, doTes, cors, Jobs, ond eflrocurriculor ocTiviTies dll oT ohce seems impossibly diffi- Cull, How do we do ii? We woke oT sunrise, do our forgoT- Ten homework on The bus, crom for TesTs during lunch, Paniclpahng In annual dances is a viicl pon of sludeni life ds iIlusTrdTed by Ben-, Fioriilo ond Rondy Smith OT Ring Dorice 83. i I I ond prdy for sixlh bell. When This soIvdTion orrives we work ogoin: This Time building flooTs, reheorsing ploys, pdinTing symbols, plonning donces ond roising money. Are we done yeT'? no. We rush home for dinner, chonge our cloThes and go To once more. Afier slinging bur- gers, bogging groceries, or bussing Tdbles, we head for home ond d mounToin of homework ThaT keeps us up Till midnighi ond beyond. Do we sleep long? rarely. We lie awake Thinking of The upcoming weekend wiTh iTs pdriies and good Times. Evenfually, we man- age To sleep, preparing our bodies ond minds To do iiall again next week. AfTer all, These are the best years of our lives! . -I X X N.,- Ns, 1. 'Q f, 'iluderit life