Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Just Look at Us Now. Melissa Harris and Monique Driedric enjoy the ride during the parade. Once Upon a Time. Seniors Kathy Oare, Erinn Finger, and Michele Kim look back over the activities that the class of 1987 has seen here at CHS. What’s that you’re playing. CHS drummers led by Jo Beazley played during the annual parade. 1986 Maid of Honor Angela Thigpen Escort - Robert Holloman HOMECOMING 23

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A Final Homecoming Friday night. Homecoming week had finally come to an close. As a senior in the stands, it was a time of mixed feelings. Seeing all the firends that had graduated last year reminded me that in one short year, I would be a visiting alumna instead of part of the school. Sadness wasn’t the only feeling though. It was fun to sit in the stands and cheer the football team on. The homecoming procession was exciting. The overall feeling of the night was that school spirit and unity will always be a part of the memories of the students. Rachel Brisbin What is it? Mark Tuggle examines a school lunch during crazy day. “Speak Up! Building engineer Mr. Mike Patillo tries to fix the microphone as Frankie Edmondson conducts the assembly. at 1986 Homecoming Queen Chrissy Monroe Escort - Michael Carter 22 HOMECOMING

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Everybody Loves a Parade! Many of the residents of Churchland lined the streets to see the Churchland High School Homecoming Parade on October 38rd. Although a few were annoyed by the traffic problems the parade caused, the majority of the enthusiastic spectators thoroughly enjoyed hearing the band, reviewing the homecoming court, and trying to figure out just which float would take first place. The class of ’88 seems to have a knack for building floats, placing every year and taking first place this year with “Somewhere Over the Time to Chat. Jimmy English and Adrienne Murden have time to talk before having to prepare for the homecoming assembly. Water Down. Terry Mayne and Tony Boone take a short water break before rushing back out onto the field to battle Manor at the homecoming game. Debbie Buie Senior Representative Paul Jesselson 24 HOMECOMING Beth Burkhardt Senior Representative Kevin Glynn Rainbow.” The seniors took a different aspect of the homecoming theme with “Once Upon a Time.” Instead of a scene from a favorite fairy tale, the senior float, which won second place, recollected the important events of the past four years at CHS. The sophomore float featured a scene from Cinderella. Other entries came from the freshmen, who depicted a scene from “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves,” and from the chorus, who featured storytime in the old rocker. Beth Spencer Monique Driedric Senior Representative Jaye Thomas SSS