Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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j I 16 Student Life “SNOW, BEAUTIFUL SNOW,” think appreciative Truckers leaving school early. ALL I WANT for Christmas is my two front teeth!!” grins Martha Rapoport at the choral concert. BOB HENKEL ADDS festive spirit to CHS by decorating the SCA Christmas tree. THE U. S. NAVY Show Band’s “Slippery Three” entertain at a special assembly with a colorful, rousing number.

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Profusion of (vents fills fall Calendar for Busy Truckers THE “WORLD OF literature” comes alive during homecoming festivities as Connie Hemby Tri-Hi-Y’s float passes the judges stand. “LOOK AT WHAT Vic Tanny has done for you, Bob Henkel!” says Tom Wetmore while amazed Jeff Jack- son helps Jimmy Davis to his feet during the senior class play. PATSY EDWARDS RECEIVES a kiss of congratulations from Mr. Mitchell on being chosen Harvest Queen at the band’s annual ball. DIANA NEGLEY AND Dwight Smith register “voter” Bill Beach for CHS’s mock senatorial election — another example of democracy at work! Student Life IS

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“NO ARM WRENCHING, biting, or tickling!!” CHS wrestler Leroy Coppedge stands warned. Basketball, Snow, Exams Interrupt “ inter Doldrums” of Life As the picturesque choral con- cert was putting everyone in the holiday spirit, CHS temporarily re- laxed for ten brief days of fun. Then — there were wrestling and basketball! “Go-go-get’em-get’em- unh!-unh!” was a truly unique Trucker cheer which, along with the energetic performance of the U. S. Navy Show Band, managed to arouse lethargic students, pre- maturely stricken with spring fever. While full exam schedules be- sieged most Truckers, many for- tunate Seniors were rewarded with exemptions. As a relief to every- one snow came, bringing with it extra vacations for all!!! MIDTERM REPORT CARD day!! Donna Holthoff prepares to face reality as Mrs. Smith gives her evidence of a half year’s work. Student Lite 17