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

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Young Educator Receives Coveted Yearly Award MR. JAMES WILLIAMS R.PJ., B.S., University of Virginia, M.Ed., Driver Education, Safety Coun- cil. MR. EDMUND KARPUS Wake Forest College, B.S., Health and Physical Education, Football and Baseball Coach. MRS. SARAH MICK Longwood College, B.S., Health and Physical Edu- cation, Girls ' Varsity Club, Girls ' Varsity Bas- ketball. MISS JEAN MUIR Lynchburg College, B.A., Health and Physical Edu- cation, Girls ' J.V. Basket- ball, Softball, Assists with Girls ' Varsity Club. MR. ROBERT ODENWELDER University of Arizona, B.S., Health and Physical Education, J.V. Football, Basketball. MR. JACK WESTFALL Concord College, B.S., Health and Physical Edu- cation, Boys ' Varsity Club, Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MR. MARK HUGHES Southern Illinois Univer- sity, B. Mus. Ed., M.M., Band. MRS. CAROLE MOORE College-Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, B.S., Choral Music, Chorus. In addition to their regular instruction, physical education classes included a gun safety course and bowling instruction. Students received driver training in the classroom and be- hind the wheel to familiarize them with as many driving situations as possible. Practice reaps benefits for the Band and Chorus as was demonstrated in the presentation of the Spring Concerts. The music of both proved to be exceptional. Both groups under the fine leadership of Mrs. Carol Moore and Mr. Mark Hughes concentrated on presenting a more varied program which included selections from popular musicals of today, along with old-time favorites. Chester Jaycees select Mrs. Sarah Jane Mick as Outstanding Young Girl physical education classes learn coordination and grace through 28

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Janitorial Staff And Cafeteria Workers Serve TD Front row: Evelyn Emer- son, Bessie Henderson, Marie Willi ams, Argenice Washington. Second row: Venita Tucker, Peggy Tal- bert, Martha Nunnally, Essie Moss, Elsie Johns- ton, Cassie Miller General care and maintenance were the responsibilities of Thomas Dale ' s custodial staff. Mr. James Parham, head custodian, was responsible for keeping the school building locked after school hours and cleaning up after social events. He was aided greatly by the maids and other jani- tors. Mrs. Essie Moss, head of the cafeteria staff, promoted efficiency among the workers who prepared and served the school lunches. This efficiency was necessary in the non-profit cafeteria. The cafeteria workers enjoyed the benefits of modern equipment and prepared tasty and well- balanced meals for faculty and students. Mr. James Parham, Mrs. Leila Coles, Mrs. Mamie Raymond Mines, Mr. Walter Branch, Mrs. Carolyn Allen, Mrs. Eliza- beth Boisseau, Mrs. Ann Clay. 30