Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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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

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ACADEMICS li...-LN me l ifsnw-we , N f - . A bit ofthe old combined with much of the new comprise the make-up of the modern Academics section. Under the old name of Faculty, this part of the Trucker, beginning with a single group picture of fourteen teach- ers in l94-4, has grown into the more up-to- date section of today. Faculty pictures are still present, but they are no longer the stilted portraits of yesteryear. By spending time in each classroom, the photographer has been able to capture each teacher in his natural habitat -so to speak--as seen daily by his students. The sixty-seven faculty personnel and two administrators find their lives in- volved in a constant task of imparting to CHS Truckers the fruits of their own learning and experience. Encompassing a total of some 69 subjects, the curriculum at CHS offers courses leading to one of three diplomas--academic, general, or vocational. As such, CHS seeks to provide experiences for its leaders of tomorrow. Academics 21