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

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Talent and ability? Mary Stacy gives her all in an attempt to make a run. She didn’t. Nostalgic hits These represent just a few of the hits and events of the year. Catching some rays David Capen flops to the ground after an exhausting game of frisbee. Catch that frisbee spirit. Senior Rob Douglas engages in one of the many frisbee throws at the Senior Picnic. 28 Senior Year

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Show the trophy! Senior Coach Scott Picken displays the trophy after the final results of the Turkey Bowl. Cm: = 7 Nee gem = to == ae bees Oso ae Ei ge — GE 2 oso NAVELALen cent Fast action During the game, the seniors reach high for the ball to maintain volley. Get that ball! Sean O'Hare vainly tries to earn the juniors one more point. Turkey Bowl 27

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With every year that passes, the de- x tails, the headlines, and the events that A Dazzling Year made it unique often fade like an old newspaper. Do you remember? b d — Bo Derek became an overnight Is Remem ere hit with 10, while Richard Gere excited females everywhere in the American Gigolo. — Fifty American hostages were held in Iran under the bizarre con- trol of Ayatollah Khomeni. — Soviet forces invaded Afghanis- tan, thus beginning a world con- troversy and the threat of war. The Americans led a boycott of the Moscow Olympics. — The possibility of women being drafted almost became a reality. The draft did require the register- ing of men nineteen’ through twenty-one. — Deaths included the famous Mamie Eisenhower, Tito, Alfred Hitchcock, John Wayne, and Mary Pickford. — The Academy Awards saw the gold go to Melvyn Douglas, Mery! Streep, Dustin Hoffman, and Sally Field. Best Picture was Kramer vs. Kramer. — Popular songs included ‘The Gambler’, ‘Call Me”, “Funky Town”, “Let’s Get Serious”, and “Brick in the Wall”. — Expressions included, “My baby loves Chinese rock”, ‘Wrong again”, ‘This is true”. Se ee a a A ill SE a Falling apart Another successful pyramid by the senior engineers falls to ruin. A book break On her lunch break, Secretary Ann Quesenberry reads one of the year’s best sellers. Southern fried chicken Sherry Wiley, Yvonne Stemmle, Teresa Keith, and Kim Huffmon enjoy the food and conversation. Senior Year 29