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

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In a window display Miller and Rhoads Department Store salutes Richmond as one of the eleven 1967 All-America Cities. Action Defines Thomas Dalian Spirit 19 7 was an explosive year — a year that applauded the first U.S. landing on the moon and mourned the death of Virginia’s distinguished Senator Byrd. It was the year of the mini-skirt and the super every- thing else. Carol Channing’s Hello Dolly” came to Richmond and Richmond came to be an All-America City. The action at Thomas Dale was as zealous if not as widely publicized. TD students worked at frenzied paces to produce a peppy variety show and a vibrant art exhibit. The first annual Christmas riot day was beyond the comprehension of even the most liberal-minded faculty members. The Homecoming Parade, as all other undertakings, was distinctively Thomas Dalian in style. Every activity of the 1967 year was evidence of a youthful — truly unique student body.

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. . . kids alive Action Effervesces into Frenetic Frolics ACTION — the alive word, bubbling word, ecstatic word— welled up inside Knights, then came rushing out in an endless stream of spirit-filled noise, screams, laughter, tears. It kept kids alive — teachers tired — the administration busy. It was always there — but rose to a frenzy at games, proms, elections — a superb perform- ance! 5

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