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

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Stuart Ridout and Susan Creasy study guidance materials. Greenhouse and AquaritPeMw Interest for Science Department Miss Dorothy Spencer, head of the Science Department, worked in coordination with other science teachers to plan a varied science program. Use of the n ew greenhouse and aguaria made the study of science more interesting as did the modern laboratories. Guidance counselors found their new offices much to their liking. The field of guidance is becoming increasingly important in the educational system. Thomas Dale employs three full-time counselors. MR. THOMAS BOOHER Emory and Henry, B. A., Science 9, English 9. MRS. NANCY BROUGHTON William and Mary, B. A., Guidance Counselor, QUILL, Quill and Scroll. MISS ELIZABETH HUDSON Westhampton College, B. A., William and Mary, M. A., Guidance Co-or- dinator, National Honor Society. MRS. BERYL McMULLAN R. P. I., B. S., Science, Biology. MRS. DAISY REAMES Madison College, A. B., University of Richmond, M. S. Ed., Twelfth Grade Class. MRS. JEAN SADLER Westhampton College, B. S., Physics, Advanced Science. MISS DOROTHY SPENCER Longwood, B. S., Biology. MRS. JULIA THOMAS Radford, B. A., Science 9, Biology. MRS. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS Immaculata College, A. B., Chemistry, Science Club. MR. JOE YONCE University of South Caro- lina, B. S., Science 9. 29

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Mrs. Broughton makes frequent calls in preparation for Career Day. Students obtain better results with improved equipment. Mrs. Williams supervises her students as they per- form an experiment. ' II m ! ! ! ! I ! I ! f

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Cafeteria Workers and Janitorial Staff Serve A cheerful, competent job is performed by these cafeteria workers. Jet-fast dishwashing takes place here. 30