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

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Here you are. Janis Rogers (right) presents her scratchboard, which was picked from all entries at the F M show, to Dr. W.E. Campbell, Superin- tendent of Public Instruction, as Ms. Gayle Nichols, Superintendent of Art for Chesterfield and Mrs. Carolyn Crockett look on. Let’s face it. Jeff Compton, Scott Zaryczny, Mark Baroody, and Sterling Pollard paint the clay masks which they did as part of an Art | pro- ject for Mrs. Cen Waters. If! had ahammer... Steve Sadler tacks one of his sketches onto the wall to complete the dis- play in the Guidance department. The paintings were done by Henry Anderson. 28 Performing Art

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“I can’t believe it!’ Mark Winckler proudly ac- cepts his award as the best drum-major in the B Division at the Buena Vista Band Day. Joy to the World As one of the many groups who Christmas caroled during school, the Cavalcades, by adding some harmony, show that the choirs won't be outdone. “| hear wedding bells!” Mrs. Virginia Campbell, along with four Cavalcade members, Jeannie Williard, Mark Winckler, Dawn Burks, and Henry Anderson, add music to the joyous occasion of former choir member Sharon Shumaker's wedding. Performing Bands and Choirs 27

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Student artwork fills school with color Finding its way to various areas of the school, the products of the vigorous art program overflowed the art rooms. From the sports mosaics in the commons, to the senior restrooms Where ‘Seniors Only” signs were painted — from wall banners in the gym, to a field of flowers on the wall of the teachers’ cafeteria, student artwork adorned the school and the community as well. The year’s extra-curricular ac- tivities started with a display il- lustrating print-making techniques at the County Fair. Later the School Ad- ministration Building was the show- case for no less than three art shows during the year. Student artworks also found their way to the F M Center juried show where CH had the largest number of works selected from any school in the County. In recognition of National Youth Art Month, the Richmond News Leader honored the art department with a full page color feature. Sponsored by the Clover Hill Farms Women’s Club, three students entered the Miller Rhoads Show where Henry Anderson won second place in painting. Also receiving honors was Susan Woodcock who received the Best in the Show award at the Chesterfield Mall La Vogue’s Youth Art Show. In the spr- ing, over 400 pieces of art work represented the school at the County- wide Festival of the Arts held at Robious Jr. High. Finally, wrapped up as a gigantic package was the gift from the graduating class to Clover Hill, a mosaic representing the academic areas of math and science, a fitting end to an art-filled year. Wall flowers. Adding the last few details to the faculty dining room wall, Henry Anderson, Angela Proffitt, and Susan Woodcock finish the colorful mural. Finishing touches. John Moon, Bonnie Walthall, and Debbie Winter put the finishing touches to the Math Science mosaic which the Seniors presented to C.H. Performing Art 29