Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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€ wee BP eresae b ee ened Oem enmees Snee ? eymen Thank You. Revco sales clerk Bruce Rogers exercises courtesy when taking a customer's prescription over the phone. Working 9 To 5 (Or At Least 3-10) Students who are interested in careers in marketing and retailing take Marketing so that they can have on-the-job training coordinated with the formal classroom instruction. The student has a better understanding of his duties on the job and why such duties are important to the particular firm for which they work if employed through the Marketing program. Interest in any of the following careers indicates that Marketing has something to offer the student — advertising, human relations, communications, display, merchandising, management, product service and technology, store operations, and selling. As the program presently stands, the student must complete a minimum of 540 hours on the job to receive credit for his efforts. The student must also adhere to policies set forth by the school, the marketing coordinator, and the employer. Through their efforts, the students get an early look at life in the working world while earning credit for graduation and while gaining experience and money toward the future. ? Fee Let ESRI i a- ycaed Front check out, please! Lara Wilfong calls additional help to the front counter at Murphy's Mart.

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Behind the Scenes. Murphy's Mart employee Rhonda Blick rings up a purchase tor tellow employee and Churchland High student Jon Cobb. Fashion Student. Irwin's Pharmacy employee Shelly Burns assists a y ploy customer with a prescription. Gtr 44” p= = F05 8:88 ervice with a Smile. Lisa Waters of Greenhood Distributors always greets her customers with a smile. os s Pee earn nen or ay ales Pitch. Stevie White of Murphy’s does his best to sell the customer this model gun.

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There (S)he Is ... Cinderfella For the first time in the history of Churchland High School, the guys wore more makeup and looked much sexier than the girls. No, it wasn't a Boy George look alike contest. It was the First Annual Cindertella Pageant sponsored by the Churchland Villagers. The pageant consisted of nearly thirty guys (?) competing on the basis of beauty, sex appeal, personality, and talent. The talent consisted of » S} r rotr of Care ) . MUSITeSsS OI Ceremonies. in hot pant 20es. Cary House rivals the likes of Alexander Gudonov in his A most flattering Major Carl Kusky, here donned s, served as the Mistress of Ceremonies. dancing, singing, and vulgar expressions. Along with the Mistress of Ceremonies Major Carl Kusky — the crew on stage did, however, look more like a Boy George look alike contest than a beauty pageant. Nevertheless, everyone seemed to have a great time, including the audience who occassionally yelled onstage and asked for phone numbers. The Cindertella Pageant was a great success and will most talent competition. likely continue to be a success in years to come. Andy Grider garnered the honor of being Churchland's first Cinderfella. First runner-up was a very “convincing” Brad Riddick. A rather ‘haunting’ Jonathan Benn was a second runner-up. A good job guys!?