Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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( top left) WITH ROSE O’MALLEY sifting in a cup of this and Paula Murphy adding in a pinch of that, Brenda Pippins decides to leave before the whole kitchen goes up in smoke, (bottom left) Typing provides an absorbing task to determined Thelma Toliver in learning drills of “fdsa jkl;, etc., etc., etc.” (right) One lone hand amid the bunch ventures to question the attitudes of our present society.

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concentration, day dreaming; rapport, discord; boredom, interest; hesitation, spontaneity symbolize student reaction to the established pattern of the six-subject day (top) GINNY DAVIS, PONDERING an undisclosed thought, is caught in a typical Trucker pose — daydreaming in class, (bottom lejt) Debbie Lambdin learns there is more to sewing than wearing the finished product during the Home Ec sewing course, (bottom center) Mark Krepps has apparently found his bag” in the intricacies of wood- working in shop class, (bottom right) During Mrs. Davis’ first period Senior English. Jane Fulton applies her artistic talents on a mural portrayal of the gods and goddesses of Greek legend. 10

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mindful of our national heritage, we renew our faith in america through americanism week and mock election; aware of traditional happenings we eagerly greet those special events that made the usual the unusual (left) THAT QUADRENNIEL HAPPENING, the mock election, was accompanied by much hoopla and intense campaigning as supporters of Humphrey, Wallace and Nixon (the CHS winner) vied to outdo each other in vociferous demonstrations, (top right ) Illustrating the theme of “Are you good or are you bad?” the two mischievous elves on Mrs. Jackson’s prize- winning door at Christmas seem to know that “Santa Claus is coming to town.” (bottom right) Climaxing the events of Americanism Week, Dr. William Whitehurst, the district’s congressman, added some final patriotic thoughts for the stu- dent body in a brief talk over the PA system. 12