Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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COMICS LARTOON CRINOUE In this day and age the communication system has become so vast that people are sometimes drowned with both the important and the unimportant. Television, newspaper, and magazine are major ways that many maintain an up-to-date knowledge of current events. With Watergate, the Energy Crunch, and a staggering economy, news Certainly lends itself to a higher degree of dullness. To escape the gloomy aspects that are present from day to day, the TRUCKER would like to offer a diversion in this cartoon commentary of the years problems and situations. ‘Now for the Bad News a) Seem, 8

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and, best of all, originality is free! And it’s been rumored that originality is coming back in September. | know, this is shocking, absurd, and unheard of, but | feel that it is my duty to keep the public informed. Well, that just about winds up my sales pitch for originality. Just one more thing, a person shouldn't sacrifice his originality in order to steal someone else’s bag. One should base his ideas on his own originality. (Now do you get the pitcher? Good, then you're safe.) Everyone is so money-minded, but if we must be, then let’s develop those rich thoughts of ours. Let’s take those make-a-buck items off the CHS market. Recent brainstorming among creative students resulted in suggestions to: sponsor a dance, hold an auction, stage a marathon. Let’s allow new ideas to pay dividends. So, you agree with me. Then why don’t you stop selling such junk? “For a copy of this editorial send some change to Churchland High School. Student Life 27

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