Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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At the pep rally prior to meeting the Bruins, Karen Gabriele encourages pursuit, attack, and destruction. Symbolizing the Trucker’s feelings, Patti Ballentine shows that she thinks that Churchland is Number One. A pep rally in the stadium on a crisp autumn afternoon was a pleasant way to spend the last half hour of a school day. Steve Parker and David Goldman can bear V testimony to the general livliness.

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SPIRIT »»e |Ne Crowds Are Going What is spirit? Spirit is that intangible driving force found within a student. It can be identified by enthusiasm, excitedness, and exhuberant shouts of students pos- sessing it. We cannot see spirit. We cannot | smell, taste, touch, or hear spirit. However, } we can see the results of spirit; We can hear the shouts of those who. are overflowing with spirit and we can feel spirit surging within ourselves. Spirit tends to increase school loyalty, participation, and support. Spirit is the means by which the 1200 individuals attending Churchland High School are bound to each other and united in one common body. Spirit is like a bell. It rings when the students act as a clanker against the sides. The sides are made up by such organiza- tions as the football team whose over- whelming victories increase school pride. Cheerleaders have been allotted the task of tolling this bell. They attempt to ac- complish this by leading unorganized but spirited students in cheering. The cheer- | !eaders conduct pep rallies which are char- acterized by shaking walls, claping hands, stomping feet, yelling voices, and excited students. Varsity Cheerleaders — Front Row — Terry Lumber, Karen Soderquist, Lee Brown, Karen Gabriele, Carol Quinn, Debbie Larkin, Susan West. Back Row Ellen Warrick, Kim Woody, Nancy Taylor. |.V. Cheerleaders — Front Row — Kim Kitt, Beverly Vaughn, Janice West, Kay Hardy, Donna Spring, Donna Criddle, Miriam Cox. Back Row — Kathy Woody, Michelle Davis, Cindy Gilmore. Exasperation exuding from every pore, Debbie Darley dreads defeat. A

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