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

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Adam Labar puts two in for the Seniors. Reuben Brookman s Every fall the Clover Hill Varsity Boys Basketball team pits the Junior squad | SENIORS SQUEAK B Y JUNIORS agains the Senior wole. This year the Sen- iors walked away with the winning score, 26.24. Students enjoy this ‘friendly’ compe- tition to get them in the mood for basket- ball season. UPSTAIRS VS. DOWNSTAIRS Every spring the downstairs faculty com- posed of mainly coaches takes on the up- stairs faculty composed of math, science, history, and English teach ers. This friendly game is to raise money for the faculty scholarship. This year the downstairs had to fight harder to win than it ever has in the past. They managed to win by only one point, 6-5. This was probably due to the fact that a certain math teacher turned ——— traitor and played with the downstairs. BUCK WHEAT” Johns heads for home. Due to this fact May 11th has been officially ‘MIGHTY’ Milam and 'LEGS’ Lasswell head for the declared Benedict ‘A’ Day. dugout. “CATCH-IT’ Carter and ‘TUNES’ , FLYBALL’ Childress, “HOMERUN’ Harlow, and artley prepare to play ball ae SE SEC a (Cea Gis foitne) allio “FASTBALL’ Shelton are ready for action. P- Green Gold-Faculty Softball 19

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A SPECIAL NIGHT The New Virginians, directed by John Howell, was an outstanding group of young people per- forming on Broadway, a musical play consisting of brillant effects and talent. Although the Virginia Tech students have been on the road for many weeks, it didn’t stop them from putting on a great show to our school. A former student of Clover Hill, David Dee, per- formed 1920's medlies with a surpassing taste of talent. With all the big sounds and big perforers; “On Broadway” turned out to be one of the best shows seen at Clover Hill. The Yearbook Staffs looks forwarded to seeing the New Virginians in their NEW SHOW in 1989. 18 Mock Wedding Comat imal ee 0 2 ae, Do | Do’- Devin Householder, Lisa Nussey, Greg Holt, wait for the ‘| do's” “Here Comes the Bride.’ Patrick Kane and Debbie Chaney “We are gathered here Today.’’ Adam Labar pre- pares to administer the wedding vows. AND A SPECIAL DAY The mock wedding has become a tradition for the Home Economics Department. The wedding gives home economics students the opportunity to experience the pressures, planning, and work required to produce a successful wedding. Two couples, Debbie Chaney and John White and Liz Folks and Kevin O'Hare were pro- nounced man and wife by Reverend Adam La- bar. The memories of the hard work will prob- ably fade in time, but the joyful memories of a dream amost come true will not be forgotten by those lucky enough to have participated.

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TURKEY BOWL In a rather gruelling battle, the Ju- niors won the overall game in the Tur- key Bowl, but the Seniors won the two individual bouts. The fans in the stands were very important to keeping up the rivalry. In the girls’ competition, the boys were very supportive and helped the Senior girls to victory. They were then as helpful, as they rallied behind the boys to cheer them on to victory. The high net hindered the girls in the overall game. The Senior girls just could not serve without using the ceiling as an assist. This resulted in the Juniors walking away with the Turkey. Ginger Hall, Senior, congratulates Brian Combs, Junior, after he received his ring. Dr. Gibson tells the Juniors about the ring’s significance. Wayne Allen receives his ring from Dr. Gibson. Following tradition- Senior Class Secretary, Stacey Ciffeli, pre- sents Junior Class Secretary, Becky Crowe with her ring. 20 Turkey Bowl