Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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TRUCKER Students Present Expressions Of Thanks With Different? Yes, it ' s certainly that. Unusual? Yes, it ' s that, too. Interesting? Naturally, for it ' s about us! Format? Why, it ' s the mosaic style. The theme? Surely anybody can see that EXPRES- SIONS is that! Did you say EX- PRESSIONS? Yes, like on the faces of people. EXPRESSIONS? You know, those long, solemn, happy, giggly, sad, tired things you pass in the hall dozens of times each day! You know, your acquain- tances, friends — enemies, too! But what is it? Everybody knows that it ' s The 1966 Trucker — the best one ever, naturally. But what about the size of the book? Well, anyone can see that it ' s not last year ' s size; it ' s larger. The cover? Three colors. Gorgeous, to say the

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’66 Dedication To Mrs. Hall least, isn ' t it? And the dedica- tion? Oh, that ' s easy. Mrs. Joan Hall — she ' s tops. But, why? Gra- cious, everybody knows that! Be- sides teaching all her students how to operate a typewriter, you can always find her advising those puzzled freshmen on class sched- ules. Gosh, she sure does stay busy, doesn ' t she? And how! You should see all the time she has to spend each week as SCA sponsor and advisor to the Pep Club. And if that isn ' t enough, she ' s always seen at all football and basketball games! Man, is she ever a real live wire! Well, it ' s eas y to see why the Senior Class dedicated The 1966 Trucker to Mrs. Hall. She ' s not only a good teacher, but a full-fledged Trucker, too. Mrs. Joan Hall 9