Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Enjoying the pleasures of being along, a future CHS student skates placidly down the street. me Urban developments and des- olate fields. Crowded foot- ball games and lonely street corners. The company of one and the company of none. Churchland abounds in the coexistence of situations and their apparent op- posites. Thus, the student can always find an environ- ment to match his mood. ' a A desolate barn at Sleepy Hole Park depicts the setting soine seek in an effort to get away.

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Lunch offers one of the few oppor- tunities for students to chat with friends without running the risk of detention. H

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r Churchland bridge in one of its rare moments of lonely desolation. Nightlives vary in nature for each individual in Churchland. Although cer- tain individuals are pre- pared to enjoy any evening to the hilt, others are willing to drudge through the long, boring week in anticipation of a pleasant weekend when they may relax and amuse them- selves. Some persons find it easiest to unwind at exhilarating football games, but others seek to escape their tensions at the more secluded and soothing locations of Churchland. Craig Ryder escorts Laurie Sutton on a gala evening of Churchland - Homecoming ni t. I 10