Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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¥ Ley Havird epitomizes the typical fashion at CHS - the layered shirt look, jeans, no socks, and deck shoes. 16 FASHION

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$ 3.35 - Is It ‘ Really Worth It? “Beep. Beep.” Sounds the register as the price flashes on the screen. “S7.936,” | say, even though the register reads “$6.97.” The customer quickly corrects me as if the mistake were done purposely. “I’m sorry,” | say, without any feeling behind the words. How could | show feeling’? | have said these words too often. “Oh, Miss, | wanted all of my cold things together.” What am I? I’m not a mind reader. How was | to know’? “Oh, Miss, this was two separate orders.” Finally, the customer leaves. She is dissatisfied with her “grocery packing” servant. | try to shake the anger boiling inside me. “Hil How are you today’?” | say ina robot-like voice. “Hello,” says a smiling, elderly woman, and | realize that not every Customer considers me their slave. | guess it really is worth the effort to do your job right, even though the pay might not always be spectacular. Cathee Spaugh, a cashier for Murphy's Mart, rings up another customer. Splicing flim is just one of the jobs Jeff Moser performs as an employee for Plaza Theatres. JOBS 15

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« iS stay Anderson (below) and DECA students Terry Anderson, Christi] Creekmore, Beth Burkhardt, Chrissy Monroe, Lisa | Modeling the styles of '86 are Leann Cherry (left), Terry | Kaye, Stacy Murphy, and Tim McNair (bottom). | ee a ey GR Macoraite 1 | a FASHION 17