Clover Hill High School - Ducemus Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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PRINCIPAL NAMED OUTSTANDING YOUNG EDUCATOR 1, Chesterfield Jaycees named Mr. Robert V. Lewis, Clover Hill Principal, Outstanding Young Educator of the year. This is a well deserved. recognition for his efforts in organizing a new school and the image that Mr. Lewis has projected to all who come in contact with him. To be considered for this recognition an educator must be between 21 and 35 years of age, must be recommended by administrators in the school system, and must have shown outstanding leadership. Mr. Lewis was selected by a three-member committee from the superintendent's office. This is the first time that this award has been given by the Jaycees in Chesterfield and they expect to continue the award each year. The award—a plaque—was presented to Mr. Lewis at the Jaycees Bosses Night banquet in January. e : The plaque with Mr. Lewis’ name engraved in it will remain in the . Chesterfield School Administration building, and each year the recipient's name will be added. The purpose of OYE is to foster better relations through Jaycee-educator contacts by creating a greater public interest in understanding the problems encountered by educators. Center—Easily approached by faculty and students alike Mr. Lewis receives certificate of appreciaton from Jane Estes president of FBLA. Left—A big surprise to the student body was Mr. Lewis’ character- ization of a ‘“‘hood”’ of the 50’s in SCA show. ADMINISTRATION 21

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Quiet and reserved Mr. Wayne Wilson, assistant principal in charge of curriculum, efficiently conducts such matters as Providing every class with texts, supervision of the lower floor and the THAT ARE... may meee na FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT, DEDICATED... Below—HAVE A NICE DAY! as Mr. Lou Zapar cheerfully ends the intercom announce- ments has become his trademark. Mr. Zapar, assistant principal, is in charge of the lower grades, the upper floor and pro- viding substitutes for teachers who are absent. Center—An impromptu conference in the hall brings all three administrators together to discuss : problem at hand. Right—Mr. Lewis bids farewell to Mr. Dennis Pasquantino, guidance counselor, during pep rally. Center—Dr. John Galloway Assistant Superintendent attends reception in honor of Jesse Owens with Mr. Lewis. 20 ADMINISTRATION

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JESSE OWENS COMES TO CLOVER HILL 22 SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP lover Hill H igh School was privileged this year by having Olympic Gold Medalist Jesse Owens visit our school. The Future Home- makers of America served a luncheon in his honor with guests ranging from local athletes to area sports- casters. Owens, who is.considered by many sports experts the greatest track and field athlete of the half century, set new Olympic records in 1936 in the 100 meter run, 200 meter run, and broad jump. He also ran on the record setting relay team. In 1955, the U.S. State Depart- ment delegated Owens as America’s “Ambassador of Sports’’ and the following year sent him to Australia as one of President Eisenhower’s personal representatives at the 16th Olympiad. Today, Owens continues to gain respect and honor, not only for his athietic achievements, but also because of his many activities in voaith cammiinity caryvice