Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Doing their best pyramid mount are the senior cheerleaders, who were captained by Brian “Cutchy Wutchy” Cutchins. Taking five are Mrs. Yearby’s junior cheerleaders, headed here by Paul “Bouncing 5 Benita” Jesseison. Ms. Strassle appears to be asking Robbie “Backseat Bertha” Cornatzer, “Robbie, where did you get your hair done?” Ms. Strassle, as well as Ms. Foor, coached the senior cheerleaders. SENIORS “ace e TRUC’ , PT as i ee TR oe F «qutKE RUCKER: .. TRUCKER (RUCKERS ¥, TRUCKERS 11 senior players from the class of 1986 made it two in a row with a 6-0 win over the juniors. The seniors were coached by Ley Havird, head coach, and his assistants Chuck Thornton, Jonn Outten, Gary Hanes, Anthony Edwards, and Scott Etheridge. 24 POWDER PUFF

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English teacher Mrs. Barbara Yeomans floats from room to room to teach her classes, as do seven other teachers. A new school could provide more classroom space for teaching and for extra-curricular activities such as the yearbook and the newspaper. Water spots are just one sign of the physical problems of the current plant. i i i 44 | ape - S Fake Bpe s Churchland High School isn’t quite a disaster area as the sign indicates, but it does have its problems. Pictured is the ever popular government teacher Mrs. Susan Yearby. CHANGES 23 NS

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“Puff Night The night had come. Who would emerge number one? With tension in the air, Many felt the juniors were in fear. Many Churchiand loyals came to see What the outcome would be. With the setting in place, Here came the seniors in a rapid pace. However, the game wasn't the center of attention. It was the cheerleaders not to mention. They were dressed in an awful array With a unique appearance let's say. It was because of this group that made the sponsors prey For they had no idea what these odd girls were going to Say. Both coaches were sure and bold Because they felt their girls were made of the right mold. With the strategies set At centerfield the captains met. When at centerfield the captains joined And the referee immediately tossed a coin. The coin came up tails, Which gave the seniors the decision to hail. Receive the kickoff was their decision. So the juniors would have to kick with exact precision. Everyone knew at game’s end All the players would once again be friends. So the crowd relaxed for the evening To watch a spectacle that was sure to be pleasing. Junior coaches Keith Broomhall and Tom Conway, as well as players Melissa Harris and Stephanie Mabry, intently watch the action from the sidelines. JUNIORS This array of awesome junior players was coached by Frankie Edmondson and Brian Bouboulis and their assistants, Tony Boone, Jimmie Greene, Jake Council, Cary House, Paul Jesselson, Tom Conway, and Keith Broomhall. POWDER PUFF 25