Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1946 volume:

I ccmcuuaaimzmmm mmm Qcumvm Q, SY Q? 11946 coma-nm-Q Lv Q UW E FOREWORD ln keeping with the theme, school spirit, this verse expresses the traditions, ideals, and standards of our school. Churchland High, Through all the ages, VVC will loyal be. By thy guidance We shall prosper, And our faith in thee, Strong in spirit Striving forward We as students stand. Hail to thee, Oh Churchland High School Best in all the land. DEDHCATHON Because he embodies the spirit of Churchland High School, the scholarship, the citizenship, the contagious enthusiasm which is its tradi- tion, the Annual Stat'fof1946 proudly dedicates this edition of the TRUCKER to our principal and friend, lVlr. 'Frank D. Beck. il' .r I I nxt 51' Q 1- -J L v-5 f-ut 141 i'F'c fi E ,. --.- iw L--M Ea ' J , bfi 1, '14, - 2' I I. I I 1, . ' N' . 'F' I I 1 ' J. Ar 4 . of 5' Film.. N A v1.12 pr 'N 14.151 r'-MvA '-. I-4459 A-lj gp' qrw- 44,4 Q f ev., v Q9 np! , if ,par 'J Od or 8 A, a by-4 ': e,::n an -ol' 64:44 Q 0' MN 'V' ' 4 I? I, V, A IL if 96 CCCOCOINSIEILOBZS ALICE Bmu-mm JONES Hmm 1.1212 Mfxssuv MAR'l'HA LEIGH Gmns -IRAN Gormsow Wmaxs Axnvs Houskn Gwvxma :nw Cmuua E1.rzA1sE'r'H Bxsx-mr' Brucn R. Amm- M-xm' ANNE GAl.1.AGHER MARGAIUQ1' W. Rica IVIu.muan Smwxu ANNE WI1.1.1MAs A1al.o'r'1'1-i ANN Bmma ' I I IZAIHQTH WEAVER FRANCES XVI1.l.IAMS XVILLARD A. CRAI-'T SUSIE JEAN S1.ussEu FRANCES PARKER GENE HARDAWAY Savmouxa E. E. MAR'r1N JOSEPH H. ZISKIND EVE EASTNVOOD, Serrelaqv Lf LJ f O 'Af JJOI ,U U 4 O H7 O O- V I hm Of an Ov f f. ., I 0 .0 V , Q O 3 O OO O O O,.jC 'MQ - 0Af J O QV? 0,-x 0 INK, Z 'J ,q cl L9 7L7c7 ' P J U Clpak-r f - du 1 :XXL K 1 XX J X f-+ BUQEW' IHB-IND CUIDKDINSULCBIS MR. FRANK D. BECK, P1-iufipal MR. WILLIAM R. GARLAND, Auistzzrft Prinripal , if tiff . W, - ' A ,- ,wi , I , f W V -at COIPIPHZ CCIXLIASSINXUN Senior Class Officers LAMAR ROBERTS .... MARIANA CLARKE ..... .... BILL SHEA.. .... JOHN TAYLOR .,....... ALICE BARHAM JONES. .. , . . . P7'BJ'i!l'L'l1l Vice- Pre.: iflIL'I1l . . . . .SL'L'7'BllZ71Y . . . . Tfwzmrer . . . .Afdvi.vcr SENIOR CLASS WILLIAM AARON ATKINS KATHERINE LOUISE BAINES OSCAR JAMES BAKER, Jn. WILLIAM THOMAS BARNES, Jn SENIUR CLASS LELAND EARL BASSETT, -In. GLADYS MAE BELL w l ROSEMARY BURKS ANN TERRY BURNETT SENIOR CLASS GRACE BOBE'l I'E CHAPMAN MARIANA PASTOR CLARKE I HAROLD DEAN CLEMENTS BETTY ANNE COCKE SENIOR CLASS E A ZEKE CASLEY CRA WFORD MARY MARTHA CURRAN MARION JEAN DENMARK KENNETH CHARLES ELS MAN SENIOR CLASS DOROTHY JEAN ENGLISH FANNY VIRGINIA ENGLISH N JACQUELINE ANN Fl.E'I'CI-IER JACQUELINE LEIGH GASKINS SENIOR CLASS I i AL ICE LEE GILMORE WELLFORD MURIEL HADDOCK I JACQUELINE I-IANRAHAN RUTH VIRGINIA HATI-IA WAY SENIOR CLASS VIRGII, HOMER I-IAYWOOD LELIA FRANCES HODGES JOSEPH LAMBERTH HOWARD ROLAND FRANCIS HUDSON, JR SENIOR CLASS ALICE JOSEPHINE HIATT REGINA MARIE KEIRN MARGARET ANNE KITTS MARTHA FRANCES LEITNER SENIOR CLASS , w ROBERT WILLIAM MARSHALL BETTY MILES MILLER ROBERT EDWARD MONROE EDWARD LINSCOTT OAST SENIOR CLASS EDNA O'NEIL LOIS MAURICE PARIS EVA HAZEI4 PARKER VIRGINIA PARKER SENIOR CLASS JUANITA RUTH POTTS LAMAR ARTHUR ROBERTS I I WILLIAM REID, JR. WINIFRED VIRGINIA ROBERTSON SENIOR CLASS I EVELYN GRAY SAWYER WILLIAM GEORGE SI-IEA SARAH FRANCES SMITH VIRGINIA ARNETTA SNYDER SENIOR CLASS ELSEWOOD STEVENS JOHN MILLER TAYLOR, J l LINWOOD HILTON THOMAS JOHN IRA TUREMAN SENIOR CLASS EMILY NIMMO TRANT ANNE CARI.E l'ON VAUGHAN GRETA JEAN WELLS ELOISE I-IILLEARY WORLEY SENIOR CLASS L I PHILIP MARSHUM WEDDLE JOHN MCMULLEN WILLIAMS, Jn ROBERT WILLIAMS Last Will and Testament WVe, the Senior Class of Churchland High School, being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament, making null and void all former wills made by us. VVe do hereby state that all our debts and expenses be paid by our executor which is herein named. We make the following bequeaths: ITEM IST-To the school we leave our worldly wise ability to carry on the spirit of Churchland High. ITEM 2ND-TO the Faculty we leave-period. ITEM 3RD-To the Junior Class we leave our knack to skip class and get by with it. ITEM 4TH-TO the Sophomore and Freshman Class we leave the alloted time of two and three years respectively to finish school. ITEM 5TH-TO Peggy Savage, ll ackie Hanrahan leaves her curls, ITEM 6TH-TO Mice, Jackie Gaskins leaves her basketball uniform. ITEM 7TH-TO Johnny Mills, Johnny Taylor leaves his hair. ITEM STH-Bill Shea leaves his originality to Bill Davis. ITEM 9TH-Lamar Arthur Roberts bequeaths his personality to Fred I-Iengel. ITEM IOTHTTO Janice Mae Smith, Mariana Clarke leaves her ability to attract the opposite sex. ITEM 11TH-To Robert Hand, Jack Williams leaves his manly physique. ITEM 12TH-To all substitute bus drivers the graduating drivers leave their troubles. ITEM 13TH-To Ellen Gibbs, Emily Trant leaves her technique of obtaining the family car. ITEM 14TH-To Miss Bishop we leave Philip Weddle. ITEM 15TH-ROlHIld Hooker Hudson leaves his upper plates to Bill Griswold. We nominate and appoint Mrs. Alfred Alexander Jones to be the executor of this, our last will and testament, with full authority to carry out all its provisions to the utmost efliect. In testimony whereof, we have set our bonds and seal this first day of June, A. D., 1946. C-S'igncdj Ci.Ass or 1946. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above-named Class of I9-I6 as their last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses at their request, in the presence of the said testatrix and of each other. CSigncdJ FRANK D. BECK VVILLIAM R. 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Miss Bishop not teaching English. Mr. Beck without bow-tie and sharp hat. Eddie Oast not making A's and B's. Lois Paris going with Ira Tureman. Miss Gallagher without a prepared lesson. Billy Reid not arguing. Philip Weddle working. Mr. Craft without a string of gals around and a .long line of flashy fibs. Ann Burnette with long hair. Jackie Gaskins going to class. Lamar Roberts growing up. Miss Gibbs allowing chewing gum in library. Margaret Kitts refusing a date. Emily Trant fat. Ellen Gibbs being without office. Paul Cutchins not Hitting. Eddie Rogers with straight black hair. Billy Barnes and Linwood Thomas dating girls. Sally missing a dance. Ike and Marshall doing anything. Rosemary sans Phillip. Virginia Lee-a devil. Getting a holiday on VVashington's birthday. Plinker with a deep voice. Bob and O. J. as Dorsey brothers. VVillie without his harem. Bobette and Jack being adult. George Fuller without plans. Suzanne Hall not waiting for her mother. 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K V. :-sp , Q - l -E? sw- .H a.3YQ. 1-I l W 'gn ln H' als w fs - 5 Emma. , mul B . IL SS '51 i, V B SS ABR? ll . . A E H E , Miss- www :sf s H MM Eiga Assn H B. im me :msgs mag ,mea F388 EE H M WEEE New me B. E W m sg E M ' SS ESS ml avg . sms EH w 1a ss a a nm me , T ss ss H M in a nam ws ,SSE DALLAS HUBBARD The Trucker S . 1 s e t to Dallas Hubb d l ' ' taff acknowledges with grateful apprechtion 't d b ar , wlose lnvaluable asslstance 1n photogla ll ha f 'l . 'p y s ac11 rated the succeuf l d ' ' ss u pro uctlon of this annual. Y 'W if l , . V ' X. M3llll.lE MAE Annual Staff NVillie Atkins, Bobby Burnell, jackie Gasliins, Ellen Gibbs, Ruth Hutlmway Virgil Haywood, Johnny Mills, Bobby Monroe, Peggy Savage, and Emily Trunr .... ,,.. ,. I H P' A VU Mary Curran, Nancy Davis, ,lean Denmark, George Fuller, Billy Griswold, Jackie I-lzmrnlmn, Burlmrzl Lasting, l'lI'Zll1CCS Leitner, Eddie Oast, Louise Raines, Bill Shea, Mae Smith, Mary Anne Stevens, john Taylor, Jael: Wlilliams. ' are is Betty Burton, Murtlm Hardy, Elizabeth McRae, Sllelia Powell, Billy Reid, Ellen Rountree, and Buddy Syer. S. C. A. Churchland's Student Cooperative Association of 1946 has accomplished its objective by aiding the school in promoting better understanding between students and faculty. The S. C. A. achieved outstanding recognition throughout Norfolk County by its ability to promote school activities and further ideals of line citizenship. EDDIE OAST ..... . . El.I.I2N GIBBS ........ Rossm.-my Bunxs .... VIRGINIA LEE PARKER. .... MAIKIANNA CI.A1u4e. .. JoAN BURNETT ANNE GlLIMES Romanfr HAND OFFICERS MEMBERS BENNY JONES PATSY PARIS CAILOLYN RIDDICK MAE SMITH , ...... Presidenl . . . . Vire-Pre.videm' ........................Seczwnzay .........................7'l'L'!lJIl7'B7' Serrelary of Nadolk Conwy S. C. fl. JACKIE HANRAHAN DAVID HENGEI. SUE XVHITAKER .Q Beta Club The purpose of this organization shall be the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service, and leaclership among high school students. -From Tha' Benz Comfitulion. JACRIII flASKINS . ., Glaoucm FuLLIaR ..... RIITI-I l'lA'l'l'IAWAY .... RoIIIaR'l' HANIJ . .. ROMONA Boom: BIz'I'rY BuR'I'oN MARIANA CLARKE MARX' MAR'l'HA CITRRAN ANNIE DEAN VVANDA Fos'rER ELLEN GIBBS OFFICERS MEMBERS JACKIE HANRAHAN JEAN JOYNER JOHNNY MILLS Bomxv MONll0E Enom OAs'r VIRGINIA LEE PARKER BILLY PEELE . . . , . .President . . ,Vine-President . . . . .Secretary . . . Treamrer RUTH PoTTs SI-IELIA POWELL BILLY REID BILL Sl-IEA MAE SMITH MARX' ANNE STEVENS BILLY VVELLS THE COUNTRYMAN Newspaper Club Katherine Baines, Anne Burnett, Mary Martha Curran, Jackie Gzlskins, Ellen Gibbs, Ike Haywood, Bobby Monroe, Louise Raines, Bill Shea, Mae Smith. :GTB rgsf Sq A a', Q 5 Mui. , sw a jerry Calhoun, .lean Dawson, Suzanne Hall, Martha Hardy, Regina Hesketll, Paul Hughes, Lee Mzlrshall, -lean Neal, Eddie Oast, Shelia Powell. lke Haywood, Bobby Marshall, Peggy Savage, John Taylor, ,lack Williams. .,,..- ,B 5,1 Wi . .W BANDS Swing Band The band plays a prominent part in the activities of Chun-chlantl High School. The Swing Band is conducted by M1ss Slusser and has proved through assembly concerts and school dances to be both accomplished und entertzumng. MEMBERS BAKER, Trumpel 'IiAYI.0R, Sax Ei.sMAN, 'ITOIIILUIIL' Wll.1.1AMs, Twmzpcl KRA USE, Sax BUizNEi.l., llrnms HOUSE, Clarmef PARIQER, Piano Band The success of the band is evident by the large number participating :md its many activities. They represented Churchland at the State Board Festival :md the District Festival at Norfolk, March 23. They played in the Norfolk County Massed Band Concert and they gave several programs to the student body. ANDERSON BAKER BEECHUM Bucxwi-11.1 BURNELL CARTER CLARKS CLEMONS CURLING Downv ELSMAN HADDOCK HOUSE HUGHES JERNIGAN MEMBERS JON ES IQRA USE I.,Il.l,Y 1VIAizsHAi.l. MOWERY OWENS PARKER SKIVIUI' SNYIDER 'FARKELSON TA vron TVN iss W1 i.L1MAs XVl'l'I'E but A xl H+: per WH f -. ' 1 9 m 1+ U ,. , PAUL CUTCI-IINS, . .. JOIINNIE HCJUGH'FON BOBBY MONIl0E,... WII.1.1I: A'rKINs EDXVARD BOWEN BOBBY BIICI-IANAN JOHNNY BEI.cH BII.I. DAVIS AI.I3ER'I' E'I'Z Varsity OFFICERS MEMBERS GEORGE FuI.I.IzIx ROIIEIIT I'IAND GAl.E HUMl'FlIllES RUDY HOUSE HQJXVARD JISI-'Falls JERRY M EADS . . , , . . . . .P7'E.ffI1'L'lIl . . . . . ,1ff!CL'-p7'L'.YiflL'!ll , . .SL'CI't'f!llj'-77I'L'Il.!'ll7'L'l' JOHNNY MII.I.s Bonny MONROE EDDIE fJAS'l' BOIIIIY POND LAMAR Rolxauvrs PI-III.I.II' WIHDDLE A Cappella Chorus The chorus consists of forty members, juniors and seniors in majority and all quuhhed from last ye:1r's chorus. Two programs have been given this year-a Christmas program, and an early sprung program. KA'l'l'lIiRINli BAINEN PA'r'rY SUE BUCHANAN Brarrv JEAN Bv.rAN'r MAIiX' CURNAN VIRGKNIA ENo1,1sH MEMBERS JACKIE GASKINS EL1zAnE'r1-1 JEFFERSON Bonnv Jo HAWK JACKIE HANIXAHAN MARTHA HAIKDX' Alla:-INEZ BYRIJM, BOBETFE CHAPMAN, BE'1'rv BURTON, I Al..1cE Jo HIATT JUNE PORTER ELLEN ROUNTREE JIMMY SHARON Emu' TRANT ROSEMARV BURKS, REGINA KEIRN, JOAN KING, Lois IARIS, SALLY SM1'rH, JOANNE Smrrn, ANNE VAUGHAN, HAZEL PARKER. Tenor:- JOHNNY l'lOUGl-ITON, KENNETH ELSMAN, Bon VVILLIAMS. Bnssex-EDWARD BOVVEN, O J. BAKER, Mluulsx. HADDOCK, GALE HllMl'HIlIl2S, Bonny MARSHALL, J. L. VVOODARD. flrcompzznixl-VIRGINIA LEE PARKER. Conducfor-S. JEAN Smissniz. Boys' I-IifY The objectives of the Boys' Hi-Y is to maintain and extend throughout the school the ideals of Christian character. BUCHANAN.. . . GWYNN ...... SYER ...... BREAKFIELD CHAPPEL DAVIS FITCHETT OFFICERS MEMBERS FULLER GRIFFIN HAND Jrarrsns M mos, T. Mamas, MI1.Ls SN1z1.l. Srwnraxz lJfL'.YidL'7ll Senwtzzriy 7'rea.vurcr -gl J A ,mi Y Xa A , ma mx E ,E www A n A-mm M A in w 5-A me m as Hsgfw rwfwmgs ---Mui., -paso -A A Ham., ss ,ms ss M' A x-i A , n A - Q A-A as-E SHWRS uni-' 'mi mum 551:-xgzwsfgnsii use an Q- me K A - A me - E A A ans we as ,Q W s 1 AE: sw mamma sf Azrrw 1 sm-QL sv Magi: Us Girls' TrifHifY The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards OfCl1I'lSUZll'l character. During this year the Churchlancl Tri-Hi-Y has greatly enlarged the scope of its activities by supplying baskets at Christmas, participating in Easter Dawn Services, and sponsoring social functions. PIANRAI-IAN. WELLS .,.., l'lA'l'HAXVAY, Bmmas Bunxs CHAPMAN Cl,Axu4u CURILAN IJFIANS li'os'ruu FLESHMAN F 1, is'rc1i is iz GASKINS V. L. PA RK an .,.. OFFICERS MEMBERS Glnns HARDY' Hiasmzru I-looses JOYNER KEIRN LarrNE1a MCFARLAND O'NElL PARKER, H. , . . , . . .Presideni . . . .lfirr-Prexideiit . . ..,.. S ecrelmj' . , . T7'EllJlll'f7' Porrs, R. POTTS, RUTH POWELL RAINES SAVAGE SAVVYER SMITH TRANT VAUG1-:AN Autographs '1 4 + if l Y, L X 2 'f X I N Z ff , ,Q -, ft' , 45 v, , , lNllllll'nll.ll1 WMS FOOTBALL The Trucker Squad of 1945 brought new fame and glory to Churchland. The football spirit of the players and coach was captured by the students and demon- strated by record attendance at all games. The season opened with a victory over Poqvuson 13 to 0. In the next two weeks we were defeated by a strong Morrison eleven, but bounced back upsetting Kempsville 6 to 0. With Roberts, Fuller, and Weddle playing outstanding ball the Truckers lost a close game to their traditional rivals, the Cradock Admirals. After once more tasting defeat at the hands of Suffolk, the Truckers hit their stride, beating Alexander Park, Deep Creek, and Broad Creek in that order. In closing the season Ch urchland lost to Oceana 26 to 7. FUOTBALL ul' IVF 1 3 ........ 0 ........ G ........ - O ........ e 7 0 ........ 0 ........ 6 ........ 19 ........ 13 ........ Poquson .... Morrison ...... Kempsville .... Norview ...... Crudock ...... Suffolk ........ Alexander Park ..... . . Deep Creek. . . Broad Creek. , . Oceana ,...... Tlzey ..O ..13 ..O H20 ..2 U46 ..O ..O 7 26 itzii.. , .Z .I 1 rv .V L . - A in at V .1 . I , l. -. S 1 . ' .3- .f- 2- ' 1 Fbrwardx-1PEGGx' SAVAGE, Czzplfziu, XSHELIA Powrzm., if-Iuvviz Al-LIN, :k,lACK1E CIASKINS, Wfizsiiln A TRANT, WNIARY MAR'l'P1A CURRAN, :FEl.l.12N Gmns, 'Gl2NisvA fiAS1-QINS, :HRHGINA HIESKIQTH, QZSUZANNF HALL, JEAN JUYNER, MARY fxNN S'r12vENs, BE'I l'Y BURTON, B1i'l l'Y Cowan, Nlc1.l.1li 1 1i1x1las'l'l2u, l'A'rsx PARIS, El,IZAB15'l'H MCYIQAE, .'1fll7l1lxHt?I', GmcA1.u1xH CA1.Hm'N, fwnznlgrr. iThosc receiving lctters this season. kV? YWQY 27... ...PHckory ,... ...11 38... ...PHCkoty ....... ...15 22. . . . . .MKJl'l'1SlJI1 ....... . . . .20 18... ..Ji1exander Park.. ...28 12... ..lDcenna ..... .. ...22 19. .. . ..PJorvievv,.. . ..19 17... ...C1'adoCk... ...23 25... ...Porduck... ...27 20... ...B4orHson ..... . ...10 28. . . . . .Broad Creek .... . . .--10 54... ...lleek Creek... .. l 17... ...St.Joseph... ...llll BASKETBALL The Trucker's season opened with fifteen defeats. This losing streak wls broken with victories over Broad Creek and Deep Creek. The highlight of the season was fl thrilling 34-32 victory over the Cmdotk Admirals. The game went for two extra pCl'lOdS wlth Fiddle Oust scoring the winning basket. Before the last game Paul Cutchins was elected captain for the 46-41-7 season After the 32-26 victory over St. Joseph, the boys retired for the year. EL OAST, Czzplain ..,. KM, HADDOCK ...... P, Cu'rci-11Ns.. . . . AB. MONROE ..... B. MAT'FHENW'S ..... 'K. ELSMAN .... . . SNELI. ...... T WJ. Mews ........ WB. GRISXVOLD .... T . MEADS .,.... R. BARLOXV .... E. BOWEN ..... B. BUCHANAN. .. B. CHAPMAN ..... W. A. CRA1f'r.... J. MI1.l.S ...,... VV. ATKINS .......... .... Those starred won letters. MEMBERS OF TEAM Fnrwzzrrl' 1f'U7'ii2tII'If . ,Cenler . .fyllllflf . ,G1111m' . .Guard . .Gmzrzl Gzmrrl orwzuvl . .GI!Il7'd Forward Forwurzl . ,Gmzrzi Forwzzrvf is .......Coach M11 Il rzgm' flfftillll-GLW' DMB M A Q A 4 'CEPT K 1 ' V 1' .5 ,Y V , 1 I E !' 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