Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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alone sometimes.” “Getting away from it all” is sometimes as important as companionship. Left to right: Peddling energetically or dozing before a television, getting a kick out of children or perfecting that corner-pocket-split, are all favorite pastimes. The industrious might work for a car, but the stereo freak will blow his money on a 105-r.m.s. amplifier. Variety 23

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“Yeah, | like be If aman does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau 22 Variety

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Too busy to stop and to notice the things that are real and there is no talk about all the things that | feel. It’s so strange, Never noticed the world all around me. Lyrics by Don and Dick Addrissi “Let's find a far-off place, Cooperating in singular harmony, the sun, surf, and sand beckon their worshippers to Virginia Beach. Summer seems to regenerate the teenagers who pour into the world’s largest resort area; yet, for the introverted, winter offers a gaunt charm of its own. The woods and waterways surrounding the area are inviting from the crowds and asphalt of urban life.