Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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As I said before, if were put- ting together this book, I’d have loads of pictures that at least showed what we’ve all been through this year! Remember that first week when our sunburn and surfing had to give way to books and studies — and homework? Sure was a good thing that foot- ball games and dances and as- semblies and other things came along to help ease the pain. And if we hadn’t had clubs and home- coming and Christmas vacation and all that, I think I’d ' ve cracked! How ’bout that new computer type of scheduling? You know, I was scheduled for 6 classes of gym?? And before I knew it, the year had almost gone by! I wonder if they will let me be on the Trucker staff next year? I’d really show ’em how to put out a book, man! Hm- mmm — P-O-T-P-O-U-R-R-l — of all things to pick for a theme! Change, Activity, Direction-Results of Truckers’ Ideas and expressions e

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Spirited Band ‘‘By the way, did you hear who they’ve dedicated the ’67 Trucker to? He’s a real swinger! If it wasn’t for him, we sure wouldn’t’ve had very lively football games or pep rallies, would we? How in the world do you reckon he stands all those students learning to play and trying to read music? He sure must have a lot of patience! I won- der if his feet ached after all of those parades?? He sure must have something going for him ’cause he was chosen to lead the entire workshop band this year! You know, it must be true what Mr. Beck says on the P A system! We do have the best band, and I’ll bet it’s all because of Mr. Mitchell! Yes — he must be the reason!!’ 8