Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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left page; (top) TERRI NEW LOOKS on os Jane Edwards sketches the beginning of a mural to be used to decorate the cafeteria for the Homecoming dance, (bottom) JV cheerleaders with captains Susan McCready and Kathy Hoffler lead the crowd in a spirited cheer, right page: (top) The band, directed by Mr. Mitchell, entertains the student body with Christmas selections, (bottom) Kenny Kostner discusses the possibility of retainable caps and gowns with seniors ot a senior class meeting. 12

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coctv) Y ©3 qL left page: (top) PREPARING MODERN DANCE steps for a Parents ' Night program in November, Karen Mervis diligently practices her port in the performance at the night ' s activities, (bottom) Lee Pearson guarded by Major Lewter of John Kennedy High School leaps high for a two point score in a contest that pitted CHS against the district ' s best, right page; (top) Lined up and raring to go, John Noles assumes the lonely end position while the rest of the team spreads itself across the field in anticipation of the kick-off. (bottom) Ray Pond with his Ferguson opponent Mike Carruthers in a neck hold easily works his way to a 13-1 win in a match that helped CHS become district champs. 1 1

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being one in a multitude, we strive with the MASS We each slowly strive to find our place in the mass. At times we feel our real identity lost in the many roles we assume trying to find the one that fits. When we do achieve coveted roles in our mass, the student body, we begin to question their importance. We find our personal goals are often not shared by the mass. Our student government finds the difficultv of drawing even less than 1200 persons into one productive group. As graduation draws nearer, we realize the smallness of our secluded mass and the vastness of the mass in which we will continue our climb. 13