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

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By Jove, | think she’s got it Sharon Jones, Becky And the winner is ... In the spirit of true King, Tina Reamey, Rose Blankenship, and Betsy sportsmanship, Carol Butler and Kim Makowsky Blalock await the judges’ announcement. applaud as the new Junior Miss is presented to the crowd. Junior Miss Pageant 25

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That Pepsodent smile Kelly Stewart smiles toward the judges as her name is announced as one of the three Clover Hill contestants. “And from Clover Hill ... ’ Carol Butler demonstrates her natural poise and charm as she is introduced to the audience during the proces- sion of contestants. | think I'm going to cry Carol Butler walks 1 knew you could do it Tina Reamey rushes Unlucky 13? Kelly Stewart proves she isn’t forward to receive her trophy after she is an- forward to congratulate Carol Butler at the con- superstitious as she wears number 13 and still nounced as the second runner-up. clusion of the pageant. gives a great jazz performance. 24 Junior Miss Pageant

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Clanking chains drag the line of cars up the ridiculously steep in- cline. Up, up, up. Nervous laughter, moans, and near-hysterical giggles mix with the clanking — a concert of expectation, apprehension, and excitement. Visable ahead — only ue sky,and the already raised arms ‘of the few with the bravado to let loose. As the cars arch over the top, screams ower across the riders front. tosback like a string of “backwarc al ng pes — snail’s paé®@ ol Every which way but loose Debbie Dee and Janis Rogers ride out the remaining minutes of Candy Apple Grove’s Octopus ride. Flying high Captured in mid-air, Senior Sharon Jones enjoys a grown-up version of a childhood pastime — swinging. 26 King’s Dominion abruptly to the lightening blur of the downhill run. The last car over, its occupants know the reason for the screaining. Oh, no! That drop! Straight down! No, no, no, oh please, no, no — Ah-h-h-h! That’s how King’s Dominions’ Rebel Yell, the largest roller-coaster ‘reduces its riders to a gpaken up by the esire ; to'get b wide at King’s a does, the King Cobra does, except upside down and backwards. Or if the rider’s taste runs to the nautical, the Flume ride does it, but with the addition, of water. Each summer King’s Dominion attracts hundreds of thousands of fun seekers to these rides and dozens of others. Oh yes, there’s more wildlife at King’s Dominion than Country Safari. The ves beasts are the ones out what it’s like to get allwet on the water flume ‘i % leashed