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

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Over 500 people helped to make the annual school carnival a success. Spon- sored by the SCA, clubs participated by organizing a multitude of activities. The German Club’s Stalag and the Spanish Club’s Soak the Joke were old favorites brought back to entertain the crowd. The French Club’s Café Parisien and Latin Club sponsored Caesar’s Lounge offered delectable dishes to tantalize the taste buds of the starved masses. Belly dancers twirled and twisted to the exotic music while diners listened to the quiet conversation at the Café Parisien. “On your knees, slave!” Junior Jack Kelsey assumes his lowly position as slave during carnival festivities. “Come to me, my sweet!” Tom Mullin eagerly awaits his ‘‘bride’ Stephanie Walton. 16 Carnival Carnival Makes the The SCA’s Marriage for a Day gave sweethearts the opportunity to at least pretend to take the sacred vows. Even the faculty got into the act with a new booth called Nerves of Steel. A shock- ing experience was the prize for any- one who made a mistake. The scholar- ship fund was the winner in the end as all proceeds were donated for the cause. SCA president Martha Meredith summed it up when she said, “This was the best ever!” a Steady as she goes Laura Harold tries her luck at “Nerves of Steel’ to raise money for a scholarship fund. Fun Go ‘Round

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Dance — Dance — Dance. Dancing became a popular pastime as the year- book, newspaper, and literary magizine staffs joined forces with the SCA to provide the student body with dances. The loss of seventh and eighth graders as well as some upperclassmen created smaller attendance at the Yearbook Signing Party and the Sadie Hawkins Dance; the Christmas Dance also at- tracted fewer participants. Then the Dances Become Saturday Night Socials SCA came to the rescue with the Com- puter Dance. A computer dating service was set to music, and students who had never attended school dances appeared in line to learn the names of their ideal partners. The Computer Dance was a breath of fresh air as the suspense of knowing one’s most compatible brought everyone out for the evening. Curiosity always attracts a crowd. Simply charming Sharon Fleshman enchants her date on the dance floor. The envelope, please The computer’s verdict was not always what one wished. Put on your boogie shoes Stepping in style, this group sways with the music. Date of your dreams Cindy Phillips, Teresa Keith, and Lynn Ellis laugh as they compare their computer matched dates. School Dances 15

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“What's your pleasure?” The beguiling belly dancer asks Earl “the pearl’” Cahoon for the next dance. On top of things If the command is to draw attention to yourself, the top of the lockers is the best place to be. Through the hoop Former Cavalier Chris Macombson takes aim as he tosses the frisbee through the hoop. “Ride ’em, cowboy!” This little cowpoke parades his slave Bobby King down the dusty trail. Carnival 17