Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Df2l IS IS y our Private Churn is ready to “knock um dead”, and we don’t mean the enemy. Mr. Churn with Peanut in China. Poised for a touchdown, Bobby Churn gets in shape for the “big game”. Destiny marks Mr. Churn’s career on the mound. Bobby shows his dimples. 10

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MR. ROBERT G. CHURN Athletic Director and History Teacher 9

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IsOiinesses Senior G eremonies Gurricufa On graduation day, to the solemn strains of “Pomp and Circumstance”, the seniors, clad in robes of blue or white, march in procession across Cameron Field to their places in front of the speaker’s plat- form. Filing by the faculty, each recalls moments spent with particular teachers. One may be reminded of formulas in geometry, algebra, or chemistry, or agonizing days in solid geometry or trigonometry, an- other of drawing red lines in bookkeeping, while still another may remember freshman days in Latin, biology, or physical education. Some teacher’s particular theory or words of advice, his prejudices and opinions may be recalled by some, while no one could forget junior and senior literature tests and term papers. The faculty, too, have memories, as they, in turn, watch each senior pass by. Standing, and thereby honoring the class, the instructors may recall some student’s special qualities, witty remarks in class, or perhaps someone’s older brother or sister taught in years past. Each teacher, too, makes a mental note in his diary of memory as, once more, a senior class leaves, while yet another stands by to take its place.