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

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he new school year pro- vided many ef €y Se opening experiences for both new and returning students. Each morning the stu- dents’ eyes were forced open ten minutes earlier as the county struggled to solve the problem of over- crowding. Typically, the freshmen opened their eyes to a whole new perspective in education, High school was just as scary, confusing, and intimidating as they had been led to believe. Seniors were given the opportunity to peek at their Take a peek futures. Talks with college representatives, filling out applications, and thoughts of a career were on every senior’s mind. Eyes were opened as the size of the school’s popula- tion grew. School spirit soared to an all time high, starting with the tradtional festivities of spirit week and continuing throughout the entire year. Education proved to be an eye-opening exper- ience with the study of Rus- sian adding another dimen- sion. As another year began, students matured and were taught many new things as teachers, administrators, and peers began to open the students’ eyes. lapping the stu- C dent body on, ju- nior varsity cheer- leader Scott Evins works to promote the underclassmen’s spirit dur- ing the homecoming pep rally. M indy Sweet takes a moment outside during third lunch to ponder over her thoughts. Eye Openers Opening

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rinning and bear- ing it, Mark Wal- ters patiently waits for his turn to exit the student parking lot on a Monday after- noon. avalettes, Brittney Hall, Heather Jor- dan, and Katie McAlpin decorate the stands at the homecoming game in order to help promote the student body's spirit. lancing over her shoulder, Carole Soper checks to see what is going on around her Eye Openers new sociology class during the first week of school. 2 Opening

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arsity football players get psyched up for the night's game against Armstrong at the homecoming pep rally. pirits are lifted in the crowd. The stu- dent body helps to cheer the football team to a home- coming victory over Armstrong. Eye Openers Opening ads open eyes s the year began, eyes A were opened to. many ne Ww things. Students conformed to the popular style of dressing, popular bands, places to hang out, and things to do. Fashions opened eyes with great changes. Instead of stonewashed jeans, darker jeans were com- monly seen. The sixties’ look was everywhere. Tie- dies and peace symbols were worn by many. The surf look began to tone down, while the preppy look became stronger. Different types of music were prevalent. Eyes were opened to rock, progres- sive, and country music. Grateful Dead, Inxs, Robert Plant, and The Cure were just a few of the favorites. Many things remained the same, but there were also many eye opening changes in the school’s af- mosphere.