Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Natalie Riddick Junior Representative Aaron Stallings Joline Warren Junior Representative James English Cheering in the Great Outdoors The homecoming pep rally this year was different from most held recently at CHS. It was held in the stadium where there were bleachers for everyone. No freshmen had to line the walls on either side of the gym. Competition for the “Most Spirited Class” award was fierce. The juniors were chosen by the faculty panel as the most spirited. Though the juniors were the loudest, the message from the student body was clear - “Good luck, Truckers!!” Beth Spencer All Smiles. Monique Driedric and her escort Jaye Thomas make their way down the aisle at the homecoming assembly. Don’t Stick Me. Peter Kovalcik pins Susan Crandall as a new marshal for 1986-87. Erin King Freshmen Representative Michael Mayo HOMECOMING 27

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“Howdy!” Maheia Ragin, the sophomore representative, waves to the crowd as Neal Wellons escorts her onto the field. The New Queen. Chrissy Monroe, Homecoming Queen, and her escort Mike Carter wait with the Maid of Honor Angela Thigpen and her escort Robert Holloman for the car to drive them around the track. “Go Truckers!” Beth Burkhardt and Kelly Heise cheer with spirit at the outside homecoming pep rally. Lori Cherry Kimberly Hall Adrienne Murden Junior Representative Junior Representative Junior Representative Ben Hester Greg Piland Chad Dennis 26 HOMECOMING nBinste 4

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Isn’t He Lovely ... Or at Least Presentable to the Public I had sworn that I would never do it again. “What?” you ask. Judge a Cinderfella contest. After judging the contest for the last two years, I’m still not sure what you look for in a perspective Cinderfella winner. Charm? Beauty? Poise? Talent? Femininity? I’m sure that it’s all of these thing's and one thing more. GUTS. Anybody who can get up there dressed like the contestants do, perform a talent routine, and parade across the stage has my vote. I guess that’s why I found it difficult each time to pick a winner. And what looked me in the face this year - Chad Dennis and his “Ode to a Tree,” that shaving cream fight, Trey Hanbury wearing Karen Moser’s big - and I mean big - blue earrings, Ben Hester’s red, white and black running shoes under an evening gown. I guess that along with guts you’ve got to be fairly creative too. At any rate, participating in this activity shows you have a good sense of humor and the ability to laugh at yourself, two qualities to be admired in anyone. Whether Ill judge the 1987 pageant is another thing though. “What can’t I resist” Perky McGuirky (Trey Hanbury) ponders over what he can’t possibly resist in a man. Round One. Ronnie Culpepper pins fourth runner-up Mike O’Connor in a pool of shaving cream. Love them shoes. Voluptuous Vickie (Ben Hester) gracefully lifts his lovely pageant footwear. 28 CINDERFELLA