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

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dependence ce Bicentennis open: Bandit Ricky McDaniel parks his van Ban- dit off the lot to protect it from nicks and scratches. Let the good times roll Ronnie Broyles prepares to leave the lot on his Kawasaki which he rides when the weather permits. Wheels 15

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i — ae “Wheels! Two or four — .S@the number's not important just so Gy they’ re somehow attached to a motor. Wheels! They put the sweetness in sweet sixteen and make that bintiday the most ya isa date this “ side of graduation, Just check, out the parking lot. Thes iy : sim neeo think no one coe le ie vty It may be mom and yeas saying so. But regardless of whole itis, how many wheels it has, or whether it’s old or new, it’s needed, loved, pampered, and polished. The love ? affair Henry Ford started between - Americans and their automobiles has blossomed into an exotic ecstasy. The vehicle presupposes } » personality — you are what you drive. Street bikes and pickups have replaced the horse and 20th century cowboys strike poses behind the handlebars of Kawasakies or grin John Wayne- - like across the steering wheels of Ford four-wheel drives, rifles ready over their right shoulders. Latt day Valentinos drive vans, the n covered wagons, pleasure palaces wheels complete with Plexi pleasure domes; customizi Conestogas, the ultimate a of . Puritan ethic. Wheels are at the heart of a pop-culf bred in Detroit and fed by Califor customizing garages. The pursuit o happiness is the pursuit of property, pr in the form of wheels. The American dream holds to the road. on steel-belted radials. Freedom is where the rubber meets the road. Just check out the parking 14 Wheels

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A “Weekend Warrior” Ted Nugent hits the stage, providing a special treat for Richmonders during an exciting performance at the Coliseum. Gibb it to me King’s Dominion’s outdoor Andy Gibb concert was a bargain at only two dollars’ admission, as proved by the happy audience. Ready to rock Richard Butler, a typical concert fan, starts the night off right by letting Foreigner lead him to a night of excitement. Pickin’ and grinnin’ Clover Hill alumnus Billy Lux performs with his bluegrass band, Heights of Grass, at the Chesterfield County Fair. 16 Concerts