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

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All New Combinations It took a month to get fifteen hun- dred of them installed, but by the end of October, every student had one. No one had to share with anyone else; everyone had his own new locker and combination. The Ducemus offers you a locker and combination also. One to keep school year ‘77 in. Want the score of the Cumberland game—dial left page 21, right page 22. Homecoming? Turn left page 8, right page 9. Most of it’s here, and you've got the combination. Contents Opening Student Life Sports Academics Album School And Community Clubs And Organizations Index Oops it Slipped (Above) After cleanning out her locker, Tracy Stanley tries to figure out how to pick up a dropped book. 2 Combinations

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OING your own thing oe Sure, most people enjoy doing their own | thing—riding their bike, playing the guitar, or just goofing off, but life isn’t always that simple. We can’t always stick a straw in our teeth, and look at the clouds. Most of us, besides doing our thing, get involved and do other things. We do the straight study and learn number, a jock num- ber, the social number, and many of us do the “get a job” routine. We are a combina- tion of selves, and interests. The Ducemus is those combinations. “Going My Way?” (Above) Wishful thinking Strummin’ and Hummin’ (Above) A deep blue Pepsi, Please (Top Right) Visiting Clover Hill prompts Ron Mansini to spend an afternoon sky lures Susan McKinney, Jeanie Willard, Store before leaving for an away game is rou- hitch-hiking to Paris. Carol Morales, Rose Matthews, and Shannon tine, as JV cheerleader Tina Reamy illustrates. Golightly outside to practice their guitars. 4 Combinations