Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Always a Bridesmaid. Coming down the aisle are Angie Frye and Karl Teemant. Let’s Hear for the Boys. Brian Murray, Paul Jesselson, Richard Davis, and Jay Smith prepare for the arrival of the bride. 14 MOCK WEDDING “He’s such a nice young man.” John Ackiss walks away with relief, knowing that he gave his daughter away to such a fine groom. Going to the Chapel. The Davis-Monroe wedding party pose for one last shot before the happy couple departs for their honeymoon ... back to class.

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Takin’ It Easy A large part of the identity of a high school student comes from that person’s activities outside of the school, activities done for social purposes or merely to kill time. In many cases a person’s hobbies place him into a specific social group like skaters, surfers, or car enthusiasts. Here at Churchland we have many talented people who partake in a wide variety of activities. Surfing and skateboarding are by far two of Churchland’s most popular sidelines, and in both there are people who stand out above the rest. In skateboarding, the once super popular fad, Jaye and Lee Thomas, Steve Smith, and John Chilton have stuck with it and it shows. Surfing, a relatively new sport at CHS, also has some standouts like Chad O’Connor, Stephen Mann, Warren Powell, and Chris Savoie. Other popular hobbies include BMX freestyle, hot rod cars, skiing, and music. J. Brett Swindell “Do we have to go?” After a day of skiing at Wintergreen, the class of ’88 enjoys a bus trip home. Back in Action. After recovering from a broken ankle, Steve Smith executes a wall hazzard at the local 7-11. Catch a Wheelie. Chris Caddy looks his best executing a wheelie on his Pro-Line. OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES 13

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You May Kiss the Bride “You may kiss the bride,” said Brian Murray to Richard Davis as he leaned forward to kiss his bride Chrissy Monroe and said Bryan Bouboulis to Frankie Edmondson as he leaned forward to kiss his bride Jessica Canos. Again the Family Living classes, taught by Mrs. Cydney Cavender, successfully gave their presentations of the mock weddings, which took place in Churchland High School’s auditorium. “T didn’t realize how nerve wrecking this whole ordeal was until I heard the tune to Here Comes the Bride and marched down the aisle,” remarked Jessica Canos. The cer emonies were enhanced with music from pianist Jeff Walton and vocalist Lisa Morgan. Following the ceremony was the reception, which was held in the school’s cafeteria. Then afterwards the couples departed for their brief honeymoons. “My honeymoon was so short that it seemed like I didn’t even leave the school,” added Jessica Canos. The fun was over, and back to class they all went. The presentations together were a huge success. Jessica Canos Let me help you, darling. Frankie Edmondson and Jessica Canos top off their wedding with the cutting of the cake. The future couple. The flower girl and ring bearer added a special touch to the ceremony. Food time. Best man Donnie Harness escorts maid of honor Nellie VanDenDungen to the reception after a beautiful wedding. MOCK WEDDING 15