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

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Every four years a president is elected by the people. Sometimes the election can be well predicted of a winner ahead of time, but the presidential election between major contenders Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter could not. The race was close to the end, both nationally as well as in the school, and the results of each election did not concur with each other. The swing of the pendulum is thought to never stop, as life is perceived by the living, but pendulums do stop eventually. The arm swings in continual movement marking time as it rhythmically moves back and forth. Each swing marks a new time, a refreshened day. But the swings slow down with the advancement of time and so must life eventually. Opposite Page, Top Left: Spirited juniors and seniors wear assorted headgear during homecoming week. Bottom Left: Physics experiments involving a pendulum and a stopwatch exhibit time and motion. Right: Twirling guns, colorguard members Annette Davis and Susan Rowe demonstrate their skills during a pep rally. Bottom Page, Top Left: Joining in with the rest of the junior class, Brigette Copa, Kelli Evitts, and Carol Landrau clap and cheer. Bottom Left: Racing for the sophomore class Jay Scaggs hops around cheerleader Debbie Westfall. Right: Motion and time are reflected in a Chester gas station window. Opening 9?

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Work is doing what you now enjoy for the sake of a future — which you clearly see and desir As we perfect our music, our plays and our dancing, we complete our task with all that we have inside ourselves. If we are truly working, then we give our best — cheerfully. We remember that in the last analysis the real satisfactions in life come from the realization of a job well done. Activities 11