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

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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

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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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Is Restored... Junior cheerleaders entertain the crowd during halftime by showing their flexibility. The cheerleaders are (top) Matt Eiselstein, (2nd row) Tommy Campbell and Johnny Lockett, (3rd row) Neil Harding, Mike Coleman, Billy Clary, Corey Parker, and Chip Crostic. Hatch covers her. touchdown. Senior Janet Holt’runs the ball as Heather ... Along with a time change This year’s Powder Puff football game was one which not only set a prece- dent but continued a tradition. The male cheerleaders were brought back, and the Seniors defeated the Juniors with a 14-0 victory. This 1985 game was one of high intensity and enthusiasm. The male cheerleaders helped in promoting this attitude among both the crowd and the players. One example of this spirit was seen when the Senior cheerleaders made their grand entrance in the form of a parade carrying a banner with the letters ‘Kill Juniors’. The touchdowns by the senior team were made by defensive linebackers Debbie Emmerling and Candace Neff. Both touchdowns were made after offen- sive passes by the Junior team were intercepted. Both teams can be characterized as h aving strong defenses; the Juniors because of their running ability and the Seniors because of their size. Offensive- ly, there was a difference. The inflexible Juniors kept throwing the ball even after their passes were intercepted. At the start of the game the Seniors passed the ball, but because of ineffectiveness they decided to alter their plays to runn- ing the ball. The future of the traditional Powder Puff game looks bright as sportsman- ship, leadership, spirit, and the thrill of competition between classes brings us all together. ‘Cause I’m Woooman ...’, croons Senior cheerleader Andy Smith. During the second half, the senior offense congratulates the defense after their second POWDER PUFF 25