Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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20 Academics

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Debater Bill Spain summarizes his and Joe Braintwain’s affirmative position on a Medicare proposal to an intent Wilson negative team. As varied as each individual, a line of books in the park- ing lot increases as students wait to leave school. ■ii ' - ■4 With the arrival of spring, the CHS tennis courts were filled with activity. Grimacing Richard Henderson jumps high into the air to reach a high bouncer. Student Life 19

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CHS Classroom Work Reflects The Needs Of The Individual In Life An education is an experience that requires two separate processes. The first involves the teaching of the sub- ject matter. The second involves the learning of the subject matter. Wheth- er or not one process is more important than the other, is an unanswerable ques- tion. However, at Churchland High School, the students are presented with the best faculty available. As a quali- fied individual in a specific area, the teacher can impart a well-versed knowl- edge of the subject upon the student, he can instill a love for the subject in the student, and he can influence individual achievement in that field of study. Such an accomplishment is the gift of an education. Academics 21