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

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Along with the rest of the Cavalettes, Nancy Boyd and Pam Hartman salute for the National Anthem. VV ithe: a doubt, the most colorful marching units in the area are seen when Clover Hill takes to the parade grounds. An eyeful in their green, gold and white school colors, flashing black patent leather boots and hats with flowing white plumes, the marching band makes an impressive display of the Cavalier image in action. Marching along with the band, the Color Guard dressed in gold uni- forms with plumed berets, twirl their flags and carry the colors and the Cavalier banner. A welcome addition this year is the pom pom squad: the Cavalettes. They complete Clover Hill’s colorful parade picture in their green outfi ts with white and gold accessories. Not shown in these groups are our two majorettes Cathy Browning and Kim Conner, who add much to the glamour of our marching units. We take pride in all these groups for they reflect their pride in representing our school. Colorful and competently trained, they do much in asserting our sense of Identity, by projecting the image of the Cavalier, the Spirit of Clover Hill!

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CAVALIERS PROJECT IMAGE Cavalier Color Guard members Carolyn Bell (sargeant), Donna Taylor (lieutenant) and Patti Bell (corporal) stand at attention with Charlene Taylor (commander) and banner carriers Joyce Richardson and Debbie Welton. Trumpet players Maury Beck and Larry Thompson model Clover Hill’s new uniforms for concert and marching bands. eon oe : 8 SENSE OF IDENTITY

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