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

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Sarah L. Middleton; Spanish; Marshall Univ.; Geo. Peabody College for Teachers; A.B. M.A. i eo iguana vs a .) a a . Michael Morris; It is plain to see why Mr. Morris’ Christmas tree is in a class by itself. | Chemistry; Randolph- Macon College; B.S. i . FACULTY 15°

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Dennis James Beierschmitt; German, English; East Carolina Univ.; B.S: Joyce B. Soto; Spanish; Union College; A.B. Sandra Sharp; English; University at Oklahoma; B.A. Howard Blackmon; French; Temple University; B.S. in Ed. 14 FACULTY Dennis Beierschmitt Se ee. EE ’ — Sandra Sharp = Howard Blackmon It Is Mystifying! ‘See the amazing Christmas tree in Room 112!” During Christmas time, students saw signs like this throughout the hall. Curiosity overcame many, and they went to room 112 to see what the amazing Christmas tree was all about. Most of the students expected to see something different than what they encountered. Underneath a sign proclaiming its glory, there sat the little tree in a beaker. Chemistry teacher Mr. Michael Morris, has produced his amazing © tree for three years and claims this — year to have been the biggest box © office attraction yet. At first, Mr. Morris was reluctant to tell us his secret but after a little persuasion he consented. He uses only the best — silver nitrate and copper to produce the finest oxidation reduction - possible, and if you failed to see the - amazing Christmas tree in 1978, don’t miss it in 1979!

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Ann McMullen: Earth Sci. West Hampton: VGU:BS. Kathleen Gunst; Earth Sci., Chemistry; Radford, VC UMS, Jennifer Horn; Biology, Advanced Biology; Bridgewater College, Va. Tech.; B.S. Mary Turner; Physics; Longwood College; B.S. 16 FACULTY a q m My Se bast 3 ” sus i Le weer . Assisting students, Mr. Hafer shows them the right technique. ary | urner