Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Spring Fever Kinclles Expectations of Sports, Dramas, Proms Ancl GRADUATION Festival play . . . Spring term papers . . . SCA campaign election . . . Chorus Musical . . . Baseball ...Golf...Track...Tennis... Tapping for Honor Society . . . Oh great! College boards this Satur- day . . . Only one more long month . . . l guess l'd better pay my class dues if l want to go to the Fr.-Soph. or Jr.-Sr .... awards assembly and dedication of an- nual . . . Senior rings . . . GRAD- UATION . . . Many Truckers found it much harder to study as an early spring fever kindled anxious expectations of summer vacation that was only three months away. Everyone began to prepare for the many activities which come in with the warm weather, and when the year came to a close many diverse emotions were shared by 1500 Truckers. KEITH BUCHANAN ASSISTS Coach Knowles during he readues himself for graduation ceremonies infield batting practice as warm weather ushers in baseball season. I8

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l IN CHURCHLAND'S SECOND big victory -over Wilson in one season, Bob Holliday tips in two more points from underneath during the closing seconds of the game. LOAD UP ON your calories here, girls, says Mrs. Adams as she distributes pieces of cake to Vicki Burden, Barbara Renick and Joan McRae during the farewell party given to her by the SCA. Student Life 'I7

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CAMPNGN SPEECHES PROVE tense moments for newly-elected SCA Vice-President Jimmy Morgan as well as all other candidates. WELDER'S NIGHTMARE , THE entry in the Southeastern Virginia Art Festival, brings recognition to metal shop sculptors for their hours of work. HUSTLING TO MEET their final deadline for spring term papers, Seniors Bob Aligood and Ronnie Jacobs take advantage of the Iibrary's overnight book service as Mrs. Brantley stamps the books of their choice. I9