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

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A Masterpiece! (Far Right) Keith Cook prepares to serve one of the many kinds of pizza served at Pizza Hut. More Pizza? (Right) Sue Heinike and Judy Cook discuss this and other interesting subjects. Cheese, Sausage, or Pepperoni? (Below) Cele- brating another Cavalier victory, Wayne Hagy downs another slice of “thick and chewy” double cheese pizza.

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Make-up Galore (Top Center) Lee Ann Robertson, one of the few who dressed the part on Clown Day, doesn’t break Bill Watson’s concentration. Why so few clowns? Nobody knew it was Clown Day. Marching to Battle? (Left) No, it’s the Latin Club marching to their second consecu- tive first place for the best Homecoming float. Karen Cary, David Duke, and Debbie Wilkinson guard the Duke. A Dozen Red Roses and a Crown (Below) Ps Newly crowned Homecoming Queen, Gloria ‘ Roberson, receives the praise of the photog- ae raphers and crowd. Her father, Mr. Albert = Roberson, shares this moment with his daughter. is Alea icc Homecoming 9

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“Are you ready to place your order?” “Yes, how big are your pizzas?” “The display pans on the wall could answer you better than I, Sir.” “Gee, they’re not as large as | ex- pected. I'll take two large, thick and chewy cheese pizzas.”” “Would you like anything to drink?” “Just a Coke.” “Your order will be ready in about fifteen minutes.” A conversation like the above was typical of the many held in the Pizza Hut on Rt. 60 almost every Friday night. According to Keith Cook, Cavalier and Hut employee, it was usually held by Clover Hill students celebrating another victory by the undefeated football team. Until this year, Cavalier fans and alumni had never really established a “hang out” where they could con- gregate to reminisce, congratulate, and celebrate the accomplishments of their talented peers, but the Pizza Hut became that place. So many Cav- aliers gathered there on some nights that the Hut looked like the Com- mons during lunch—with a few not- able exceptions. Football and basketball weren’t the only topics that filled the ears of the pizza peddlers. Many times one could find drama, art, and chorus students stretching mozzarella after a school event or activity. Keith began work at the Pizza Hut this summer to help pay the costs of his first semester in college. When asked if he had reached his goal, he replied, “Of course | have, and | am well on my way to paying for the second.” Keith likes his job. He can earn money for college and be with his friends at the same time. The Pizza Hut does have some good things under its roof—Cavaliers! Under the Golden Arches (Above Left) sur- rounded by Cavalettes, drum major Mark Winckler bites into a Big Mac after the band competition in Ashland. Two’s Company (Left) Absorbed in the table conversation, Becky Foltz and Glenn Ulmer await the arrival of the pizza feast. Pizza Hut 11 a