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

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Faculty “Steps Aside” For Seniors On April 27, a day anxiously awaited by all, SENIORS filled administrative and fac- ulty positions readily armed with demerit pads and red pens. The day went smooth as SENIORS dressed in garb imitating their teacher or administrator, teaching any- thing from Algebra to Zoology. When the final bell sounded, SENIORS said with a heavy sigh, ‘I'll never be a teacher.” Mr. Walters represented by Alison Walters, Dr. Gibson portrayed by Martha Stacy, Lee Collins alias Mr. Baughman. upper left, James McNabb looks comfortable as he sits with his World Geography class. All Together Now, Brian Comes leads his class in a round of 99 bottles of beer on the wall. upper right, Margaret Ford attempts to find the correct answer to her student's question. bottom left, Becky Crowe and Noelle Labar look thrilled as their student's inform them of their expectations of SENIOR life. Senior Take Over Day 19

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Directing Elegance : A ‘ Mr. Miles “shows the way” to Christopher Brown. Mr. Miles brings music back to life at Clover Mike Ekers is on his way to stardom. ‘I've got to play all this music?” asked Johnie “Practice, Practice”, Clover Hill Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Wargo tune up for their performance. “Drums Away” with Gus Dellinger and Danny Ro- misher. 18 Music

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Clover Hill’s Passion For Fashion Gus Dillinger Grubb. Lonnie Boykin and Angie Pollard lookin’ good. Tony Pitts shakes his thang during the winter fashion show. hay 20 Fashion Show Prom fashions are displayed by: (I to r) Angie Davis, Kevin Curtis, Kendall Johnson, John Gerold, Holly Goodman, Steve Tuck, Liesl Johnson, Lonnie Boykin, and Angela Pollard. Jay Crawford gives a sly wink to his adoring fans as he makes his way down the platform. The marketing and distributive education department of Clover Hill provided the students with plenty of opportunities to check out the latest trends in fashion by sponsoring three seasonal fashion shows. All three shows were held in the cafeteria during lunch periods, giving all students and faculty members the chance to watch. The first show, held on December 8, was billed as a Fashion Wonderland. Thirty models, straight out of Mrs. Debbie Lu- ken’s School of Fashion displayed the HS eS ebe ». 5 e ON arate ete 5S : OK Oe — @ Mark Beck escorts Susan Thornton in the spring show. “hottest” clothes for the winter season. The April show featured formal clothes, including gowns and tuxedos, an opportu- nity for students to admire possible prom attire. The merchandise was again pro- vided by various local stores. The final fashion show of the year, held in May, featured casual summer clothes. Just as in the previous shows, lunching stu- dents found the modeling to be both edu- cational and entertaining.