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

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“DIRTY LAUNDR Y ™ Wacky day is always the most successful and unique day of O N TH; F H; | L L Spirit Week. Even though there weren't as many people dressed up this year as there were in the past years, they were just as wacky. The reason could be that Spirit Week is becom- ing Wacky Week, with everyone dressing up wacky ALL ‘OOO! Look at those legs’ Jeff Thompson shows his spirit with style. iT, “Look whar came to lunch!’ Adam Labar, Chris Macomson, and Mike Riley (below) express a 'new wave’ of spirit. “Love them limbs!! Faculty members Mrs. Kaempf (left) Mr. Childress, (center) and Mr. Houghton (right) join in the wacky day spirit.

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The Cavalier Players are the first drama club in many years to present a musical here at Clover Hill. The Music Man, by Meredith Wilson, was more than just a TH F M beginning; it was a huge success. e e Auditions were held in September and from that point the cast and crew had just eight short weeks to pull it all together. The cast consisted of about forty people and with set, lighting, costume and prop crews, the band, orchestra, and stage managers, the total number involved came to about one hundred very special people. We can not begin to recognize any of the outstanding cast members without giving special thanks to the director, Mrs. Damron and the conductor, Ms. Mary Weynand gives James Hughes the ‘evil eye’ Campbell. Their efforts were greatly appreciated and obviously were well recognized. Mary Weynand, who played Marian Paroa, and James Hughes, alias Harry Hill, were outstanding, both vocally and dramatically. The entire cast and play seems to be a sign of great things to come. James Hughes and Chris Campbell discuss a ‘little finger’ prob- lem. Chris Goodman, Valerie Baker, Sharon Baldwin and Lee Collins listen to a discussion on playing pool. Chris Nicola, Candice Neff, Debbie Leonard, Maria Reynolds, Wende McCollum, Sarah Reynolds and Valerie Baker join in the gossip. Music Man 15

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S m Prr BON 5 p R T AmM DBWBNO » CON ne) top- What a crowd of proud Cavaliers. middle- ‘But | have to do, what | have to do.” bottom. Shelly Hamlett, Deborah top- Two JV Cheerleaders lead the Cava- Roberson, and Shari Rutledge kick to the Cavalier beat. liers with their overwhelming spirit. bot- | tom- Our own Three Stooges Pep Rallies 17