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

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1 di i 1% { “Ee aa Knights in White Satin if ; a oty {) roy A § Se ota a y, f f— —— The Junior-Senior Promfor 1982 surpassed all others in the 10 years of Clover Hill. The Juniors began raising money for the prom during their sophomore year and were still trying to raise money just weeks before the prom. Connie Rives and Ann Lambert shared a joint sponsorship this year. Ms. Rives was in charge of the finances and Ms. Lambert guided the Juniors through the decorating. The Juniors spent a lot of time and effort in making April 24th an evening to remember. The gym was elegantly decorated with medi- eval castles to match the theme “Knights in White Satin”. Sarah Loper designed the murals and helped in making the prom a success. Music for the prom was provided by the band Chess which played a combination of all kinds of music. Colonial Catering supplied the food for the evening. At 10 o’clock the king and queen were announced. Lisa Gerold and Mark Lythgoe were crowned by host and hostess John Gerold and Karen Downey. The 1982 King and Queen shared a dance as Chess played “Knight in White Satin” by the Moody Blues. The Juniors can all be praised for the prom ss ie worked so hard to give the Seniors. Many fond.memories were made on April 24th and will be shared by the Juniors and Seniors forever. ote 26 Prom

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Tp amvyg MIA YVHQ=m=VE HO a] “Wd fd The NHSers of Clover Hill put on one event that pits the insanity-up-against each-class of students: The NHS Olympics. The Juniors won this years competition. The seniors racked up the most disqualifications. Events such as the “Dizzy Lizzy” of the Blind Shopping Cart Race may be banned as potentially dangerous. Only 2 teachers and one photographer needed medical attention after the fun and games. “It is a fun way to make money”, laughs Mike Pausic — Master of Ceremonies and NHS vice president. ‘And that’s the name of that game’’ NHS Olympics 25

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