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

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Surprise! Carol Stacy shoves cake into Bruce Stargardt’s mouth. CHOOSE SPIRIT King Bruce Stargardt and Queen Carol Stacy circu- late among the crowd at the Homecoming Dance. FREE TO COME HOME The highlight of winter sports is the annual Home- coming. This year proved to be no different. As the calendar turned to October, the student body got ex- cited as their respective clubs and organizations pre- pared floats for the festivities. The agenda for the 1980 Homecoming included the traditional bonfire, a parade, and the football game, but the week before the scheduled event, the Studetn Council organized an effort to enable the students to exhibit their school spirit. During ‘‘Spirit Week,’’ every- one dressed appropriately for such days as ’Fifties Day,’ Hat Day,’ ’Wacky Day,’ and ’Green and Gold Day.’ The fun continued during each lunch break as contests were held, such as Dress Your Partner,’ ’Mel- low Yellow Chug-a-lug,’ and ’Apple Bobbing.’ The game was held on October 23, but the weather tried to dampen the fans’ spirit by intermittent rain showers. It did not succeed in hampering Half Time activities, however, as the grade-level representatives were presented to the audience. Then, SCA President, Michael Fleming crowned the happy Homecoming Queen, Carol Stacy, and her Maid of Honor, Kathy Mansfield. The 1980 Homecoming was labeled a complete suc- cess by students, parents and alumni alike. Homecoming page 13

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FREEDOM TO CHANGE THE ROUTINE Elizabeth Hancock, Jeff Mayo, Dee Ly- don, and Glenn Warrell find time to sign yearbooks. READY TO CHEER Who me? Steve Mitchell, Bobby Drummond, and Jimmy Livesay ar- rive early for a Pep Rally to smile for our photographer. READY TO HOP Steven Keller, ‘“‘Elmer,’’ and Jimmy Shropshire pose for the photographer. cancel? hse aN 14 Student life page