Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Ida Duanything wins title Ida Duanything, Jimmy English, as he is more commonly known, has indeed done just about everything, the most recent being crowned the first Powder Puff King in CHS history. “T feel like a cool breath from an angel’s breast is caressing my body with ecstasy!” Jimmy exclaimed in a falsetto voice. His male of honor, Freeda Anyone, also known as Mike Keasey, said that although he had no idea he would win, he wanted to point that physical attractiveness wasn’t the sole reason he and Jimmy earned their titles. Intelligence, charm, wit, guts, and a wild imagination got them where they are today. “There’s more to me than my figure,” Mike concluded, geturing to the bulge in his two sizes too small sweater. If appearance were a major factor in selecting the Powder Puff Court, these guys definitely had the edge over other contestants. Along with Mike Keasey’s form fitting blue sweater, he modeled a pair of white long johns, which nicely complimented his flowing green polyester skirt. Jimmy English sported the sassy look with a white v-neck sweater and a sizzling pink mini-skirt that showed off his black Reeboks. A brown curly wig and die-hard makeup completed his attire. Obviously, Mike and Jimmy have what it takes to be respectively Male of Honor and Powder Puff King 1987. But what about the king’s successor? “Be sweet, be good, be easy,” Jimmy advised. And with that, he flashed a knowing grin as if he had been all three. Dana Powell The Winner is ... Reporter Dana Powell inerviews newly crowned king Jimmy English as Powder Puff court contestant Tommy Neal looks on. Marching on to victory. Junior powder puff players pose for the traditional pre-game picture. The players were coached by Brian Casper, Ed Skrobiszewski, and William Wong. Who? Me? Junior coach Brian Casper reacts to a charge of illegal activity on the field. Controversy, as always, surrounded the game, especially the issue of tying flags. Sporting the look. Posing for the camera are the junior class cheerleaders, who were sponsored by Ms. Zelene Battle. 28 POWDER PUFF “i,

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Peace. Indian brave Glenn Samick tries to keep peaceful relations with fellow students on crazy day. Hey, dude! A relaxed Brad Skeeter escorts his nervous cousin Tiffany Peacock during the halftime festivities of homecoming. Is it 7:30 already? Junior Kay Mullins displays her desire for comfort during crazy day. This is so boring! Chemistry seems to bring out the nerd in Wendy Wharam during dork day. Please be careful. Juniors Michelle Fontanilla and Paul Ridenour quickly, but carefully, make their way down the field during the homecoming ceremonies, hoping the swordbearers don’t get tired. HOMECOMING 27

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ONS a ae NA a ¢ : § eee 1S ys , ® sf ate fi Up, up, and away. Junior cheerleaders astound the crowd with a two-tier mount. “What do I do now?” Senior powder puff player Stephanie Meagher waits for further instructions from the coach. One final time. Coached by Greg Piland, John Ackiss, and Mike Carroll, the class of ’88 made its final appearance in a powder puff game. Pretty, please. Posing for the team shot are Ronnie Culpepper, Mike O’Connor, Jimmy English, Matthew Garth, Ted Jeffcoate, Shawn Higginbotham, Mark Tuggle, Glenn Samick, Steve Keefer, Kent Saunders, Phillip Thomason, Randy Fritz, Trey Hanbury, Leigh Bender, and Tommy Neal. Congratulations. Senior class sponsor Ms. Elizabeth Foor congratultes the first Powder Puff Male of Honor Mike Keasey, who was escorted by Meredith Parker. POWDER PUFF 29