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

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Rowdiness prevails at pep rallies and Mr. Jimmy Sublett was the ringleader at this one. ‘Whip it!” shouted punk rockers Mary Uhrig and Russ Kaiser a re drill during Homecoming week. ta Abandoned megaphones await the cheer- leaders’ return. es The flag team shows their overwhelming school spirit as they march onto the field during half-time. — — — st “What cheer is this?’ questions Chrissy Fulcher in an unsure moment at the Colonial Heights pep rally. OPENING

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Spirits: High! “All for Thomas Dale stand up and yell!” “V-|-G=i-@ Rane ‘Beat Colonial Heights!’ “Seniors! Seniors!” These chants and many more could be heard at almost every pep rally. It was not just the students who were caught up in the enthusiasm but also the adults. One could see this by Mr. Sublett who joined in the excitement by wearing giant green sunglasses. Students displayed their spirit by the many banners and the contest participation such as with the tug- of-war sponsored by the Keyettes. Each rally was not just to “pep” up the team but for everyone. Enthusiasm is contagious. Everyone seemed to be getting its symptoms. As each rally exploded with excitement, the end was not finished but a continuation of the Spirit Highs as each rally ended with the Alma Mater. — — Even though Liz Goyne and Mark Richards put all of their weight into this tug-of-war contest at the Colonial Heights pep rally, the Seniors were still defeated. Homecoming spirit was high as proven in the hall decorations and later at the Thomas Dale defeat over Clover Hill. Purposely misspelling ‘Cavaliers’ for part of their hall decorations, the Juniors won this pre-Homecoming activity. 6 OPENING

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