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

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Industrious students assume community responsibilities by serving as volunteer firemen. Community Actors Entertain Students As the biggest building and the main attraction in the village of Chester, Thomas Dale High School unavoidably influenced and was influenced by the com- munity. Fleeting glimpses of the TD volunteer fire- men as they swept by classroom doors reminded stu- dents of this reciprocal relationship. National pride glowed on the faces of band members and TD student speakers as well as in the smiles of proud citizens as school and community jointly cele- brated Armistice Day. The school house” was transposed into a theatre each time the John Rolfe Players performed. The entire community rushed to the Thomas Dale The- atre” to attend such plays as Never Too Late and George Washington Slept Here. Another dramatic per- formance, William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, was brought to Chester by the Richmond Department of Parks and Recreation. Forums at the Richmond Mosque found the inhabi- tants of the Deserted Village” listening to intense debates led by nationally known figures. Beverly Hubble joins with the citizens of Chester in honor of Armed Forces Day.

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Jack Rank presents The Merchant of Venice. Becky Evans and Jamie Maughan fill major roles in a John Rolfe production. Duke Orsino renounces his love for Olivia in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. Safety minded students use new sidewalks. 12

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Steve Stowers and Steve Zuchowski paint at Flippo’s. Kathy I ' isher and Phyllis Ferguson leisurely view the crystal water at Bugg’s Island as they paddle across the lake. 14