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

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Giving his all Kenny Cosby chats with the nurse while he does his part to help the FHC. Stick ‘em up! Senior Robin Collins gets her red measles vaccine; this time there was no needle, just a gun. Laid back Assistant Librarian Anita Pugh manages to flash a smile at the needle. Ouch! Enduring routine procedure, Mike Fleming has his finger pricked before donating blood. 18 Blood Drive

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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

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Blood Drive Finds the Brave Few | can’t wait. Barry Condrey tears into one of three orange juices he chugged after donating blood. On the rocks Karen Goller serves 7 Up and orange juice as a little pick-me-up for those who donated blood. Students milled around the gym waiting their turns; nervous laughter greeted those who returned from be- hind that curtain. Those who did told gruesome stories of how they had faced the challenge and won. What scene is this? A trip to a torture cham- ber? To some, maybe, but to most it was just an opportunity to give blood. The biggest service project for Future Health Careers was the Blood Drive, which members sponsored with the High pressure situation Kim Huffmon waits patiently as her blood pressure is checked. help of the Richmond Metropolitan Blood Bank. The drive of November 16 brought 12 units of blood, while an- other, held May 9, gathered over 60 units of blood. This participation won the FHC chapter a trophy com- memorating the fact that Clover Hill was the biggest donor in Chesterfield County. FHC does not plan to rest on their laurels. They hope to continue their efforts to serve the community. They feel that those who were brave enough to sacrifice a precious pint the first time will be willing to do so again. Blood Drive 19