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

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Junior Jill Hartnett is aided off stage by Junior Linda Hatton after receiving their rings. ... Our common goals and interests.” Mare Hammaker Class of 87 Juniors Scott Garrett and Dwight Wood try to entertain themselves while they await their rings. The Junior class socializes before the ring ceremony. Junior Jason Walker has the same thought as the rest of his class. ‘““This is it. I’m final- ly getting my ring.” RING CEREMONY 3;

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Pape Ring Ceremony Worth the Wait The nighttime celebration becomes a success On the evening of October 2, almost the entire junior class, 349 students, came back to school to receive their class rings. The class ring to the Juniors is the symbol of their status as upperclassmen. The ceremony was presented by the Senior Class and their sponsor, Ms. Ann Cifelli, and rings were presented by the class officers, Class Sponsor Mrs. Snidow, and Dr. Roy Vorhauer. The Juniors had been awaiting this moment with eager anticipation ever since they placed their order at the beginning of their Sophomore year. The reception after the ceremony was given by the seniors. The cakes were delicious and a very attractive sight. The evening’s excite- ment was soon over, but the memories will long remain with the Class of 1987. Mrs. Snidow, Dr. Vorhauer, and the Senior and Junior class officers, Melissa Rider, Stacey Evins, Chip Crostic, Tener Williams, Jenny Hopkins, Shannon Thorton, Wayne Lee, and Robert Whitfield stand to announce the commencement of the Ring Ceremony. Juniors Karen Marshall and Mark Mann anxiously await the calling of their names. RING CEREMONY After his long wait this Junior checks the spelling of his name as he awaits the con- clusion of the ceremony.

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24 POWDER PUFF Mike Dinelli, Jody Farrington, Robert Cooley, Mark York, Jimmy Porter, Jimmy Jenkins, Alex Yoo, Brian Burnette, and Mike Pellitier lead the Seniors in cheering. Senior coaches Matt Woodby and Kevin Shannon show in- terest in the game as Coach Bobby Brankley shows interest in Jennifer Johnson. Senior cheerleaders make their fashionably late grand entrance. After a tackle by defensive lineman Shelby Davis, Kathy Naworal, a junior, helps Mr. Meredith with the ball. John Garrett, a coach of the Junior team, pays close attention to the game. Powder Puff Tradition