Thomas Dale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

Page 24 text:

Pure anguish shows in the faces of these seniors as Blind folded, Boogie Henderson gets ready to rate they pull hard against the sophomores to winat the how the “mystery kisser”, actually his grandmother, kisses. annual tug-of-war. 20 Pep Rally

Page 23 text:

| (hile Mr. Sublett and Ms. Holdren discuss important etails about an upcoming segment in the pep rally, re audience looks on. I ith the theme “Tonight is the Knight”, the junior lass shows their spirit with signs, balloons, and ban- lers. As he prepares to take on the L.C. Bird Skyhawk, Wade Hawkins, a.k.a. “The Knight’, makes his grand entrance. As the J.V. cheerleaders finish their stunt, the crowd goes wild with excitement at the thought of what they will perform next. After performing with the cheerleaders, John Gar- dener shows his enthusiasm about being the only male on the varsity cheering squad. Pep Rally 19

Page 25 text:

ifter receiving their complimentary chicken legs, ohn Spenser, Warren Shepherd, and Dennis Jones yonder if they are really edible. A Demonstration of Competitive Spirit I’m So Excited he time had come to have the usual class competition. Each class sponsored one of the football « xaches for a pie eat- ing contest. In the race were Mr. Mike Wright, who was sponsored by the freshmen class, Mr. Ben Brockwell, who was sponsored by the sophomore class, Mr. Bob Horning, who was spon- sored by the junior class, and, lastly, Mr. Vic Williams, who was sponsored by the senior class. When the race was over, the freshmen class walked away the winner because Mr. Horning devoured his pie at an amazing speed. As the end drew near, the class who The chorus, under the supervision of Mrs. Schaeffer, performs extremely well during one of the many pep rallies of the school year. The lonely water tower bewitches the night. showed the most spirit had the honor of receiving the spirit stick. It was to be car- ried around and exchanged between the winning class members. When the pep ral- ly was over, the senior class was the win- ner of the spirit stick. The pep rally showed that the pride has returned to our school. The feeling in the air could be felt during and after the pep rally. Even students who usually do not participate were excited about the new feeling shared by the student body. Let’s hope that our school will be inspired to continue showing the spirit and pride the student body deserves. Patiently taking an unusual seat, Bubba Ozmore waits for his cue to enter the pep rally as the L.C. Bird Skyhawk. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY VIRGINIA Pep Rally 2l