Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Marilyn Monroe visits CHS A tall, blonde figure entered the room. All eyes were entranced upon this vision of loveliness. From her high heels to her diamonds, Jason Farwell had put Marilyn Monroe to shame. This stunning blonde had captured the attention of everyone crossing her path. Marilyn Monroe just began the list of celebrities. The halls were filled with the faces of the silver screen. Hollywood day was just one of the days that the Trucker spirit was at its height. On dork day Mike Seay was ready for the deepest flood with his highwaters; on international day, Chad Dennis could have passed for a true Scotsman. From the glamour of Marilyn Monroe to the taped glasses of the typical dork, the participation in spirit week was outstanding. The senior class accounted for a large number of participants, but those underclassmen gave them a run for their money. The count was close, but the class of 88 came shining through. Overall, the homecoming activities led to a fantastic homecoming evening. The night was a perfect climax for revealing the secret of our success. Beth Atkinson Poised for Hollywood. Marilyn Monroe, or Jason Farwell as we know him, dressed to impress on Hollywood day. Want to buy some cookies? Junior Rachel Rivera has the girl scout spirit on crazy day. The Fritz. Sporting the greaser look, reminiscent of the fifties, is Randy Fritz, who completed the outfit with a leather jacket and a white t-shirt. HOMECOMING 13

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Don’t you just love chemistry? Scholar Michelle Sunnucks shows her enthusiasm for chemistry as she dresses for dork day. What a nerd! Complete with taped glasses and wide tie, Sam Mills gets into the mood of dork day. Is that Molly Ringwald? Junior Amy Yearby has the spirit of tinseltown on Hollywood day. Hail, Caesar and Mr. Robert Moore!Dressed for crazy day - Roman style - are Mark Tuggle, Chad Dennis, Stephanie James, Amy Morris, Lori Cherry, Monica Perry, Jon Prindle, Carol Fosnocht, Debbie Canada, Margaret Facenda, Natalie Riddick, Karen Moser, Gary Bennett, Leslie White, Angela Thornton, Jennifer Meekins, Susan Crandall, and Jennifer Lindsay. 12 SPIRIT ame

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14 CHANGES Norcom arrivals. Checking in after two class periods at Norcom, which became a center for technology and the arts, are Todd Cologgi and Amy Ewing. A new CHS? Ceiling problems like the one being corrected by Mr. Mike Patillo and Mrs. India Wheeler were a regular happening. Building conditions and the increased student body were just two of the reasons cited for building a new high school in Churchland. The Xerox lady. On a lighter note, the school received a new Xerox machine which collated, stapled, and even printed on two sides of the paper at the same time. Here Mrs. Carole Platt shows how simple the new machine is to operate as she prepares her art midterm examination.