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

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Carmen Inge and Karen Almond wonder how such a thing could have pos- sibly happened to them. Racing stripes adorn not only 1966 Mustangs, GTO ' s, and Corvettes, but also 1952 Buicks. Teen-age fads and fancies would seem ephemeral by def- inition, but that may be because one is a teen for such a short time! Racing stripes, pierced ears, and hairpieces may be antideluvian tomorrow, but they are in today. From paisley shirts to A-Go-Go boots and the Mod look, teen styles are distinctive, to say the least. Long straight hair and poor-boy sweaters were as much a part of 1966 as the prom or graduation. rant 8 Students display the re- sults of their search for a singular identity.

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English students attempt to contact cooperative spirits. eering squa Paula Beckner convinces voters Bev Hubble is Wanted . Schools have been defined as places where classes are taught, clubs convened, records kept, tests graded, news- papers published, tales told, hands held, smokes smoked, dances danced, plays played, bells rung, lessons learned, and yells yelled. Thomas Dale might fit that description, but we would have to add — Thomas Dale is a school where camels are lost! Feigning distress at the loss of her pet camel Sahib, Barbara Westbrook frantically posted signs in the halls asking for any information leading to his recapture. Bar- bara ' s search was fruitless until Lynn Fuller discovered the runaway and returned him to his grateful master at a pep rally. Thomas Dale is also a school where English classes walk tables , cowgirls threaten voters in S.C.A. elections, and cheering teachers don nighties in pep rallies. In other words, don’t attempt to stereotype TD! 7

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HU Thomas Dale Students Conform To Originality