Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Boom Bah!! Jerry Dickens shows how cheering should really be done. Elation. A jubilant junior squad shows they are number one. Pyramids. Junior cheerleaders give their rendition of the pyramid

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Victory. Juniors Bonnie Babb, Kim Burr, and Laura Worrell celebrate the Coach Hyams. Senior coach Terry Hyams directs the next play from the sidelines. victory. Juniors Victorious In Powder Puff As the annual powder puff football game rolled around this year, many junior and senior girls looked forward to the chance of competing against one another. However, in the two weeks of practice before the game, most of the girls complained of aches, pains, and missing their daily soap operas. They were engaged in hard hitting, wind sprints, and mastering the crash course in the Truckers’ playbook. Finally, game time came and all were ready. The junior and senior guys donned panty hose and inflatable breasts in cheering their perspective team to victory. The cheerleaders, after working hard on their cheers, provided a comic relief to the fast-paced intensity on the field. The juniors under coach Ley Havird were well trained and showed great athletic ability. The seniors, however, had a much smaller squad and although they played hard, the juniors emerged victorious. Afterwards, everyone agreed it was not the winning or the losing, it was the fun in participating. You've Got It. Coach Andy Grider makes sure his team’s on the right track.

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Waterside Performance. Paige Pearce Pe Ocrooge s Tuggle, and James and Donald Wade, as well as other members of the cast of the play, performed at Waterside. assisted by choral director Mrs. Fae W. Buckley. Assistants. Practice makes perfect for Tony Poteat, Mark Degaraff, who portrayed Scrooge's assistants in the Here they are musical. Don Wade Heads Cast Of ° The musical Scrooge based on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol features, the lif e of Ebenezer Scrooge, a crusty old miser who learns to appreciate his family and friends after spending Christmas Eve in the company of their spirits. The Churchland High School production, coordinated by the music and drama departments, took place on December 14, 15, and 16. Ebenezer Scrooge was played by Don Wade, who also designed the set and lighting for the production. The Spirit of Christmas Past was played by Paige Pearce, the Spirit of ‘Scrooge’ Christmas Present was performed by Michael Hofler, and the Spirit of Christmas Future was portrayed by Brad Riddick. Newcomer John Skrobiszewski played the role of Marley's Ghost. The entire production was directed by Mrs. Debbie Scott. Choral director Mrs. Fae W. Buckley supervised the chorus’s efforts. Directing the band’s efforts was Mrs. Mary Gugler. The preview of Scrooge, presented at Waterside on the main stage on December 5, aired on Channel 3-TV on December 22, 1984. fe ee os t be = Fear. Ghost John Skrobiszewski - scares Scrooge upon his visit from the underworld. sz) ma | ¥