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

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PROM Prom night 1980 appeared to be, for those who attended, one of those special nights that turns up now and then. All of the couples were exquisitely dressed and unquestionably content from an enjoyable dinner when they arrived at the prom. Crossing a wooden plank bridge, the te wettie, ee Se Wishing graduation would never arrive, Jeannine Huber holds Pete Linkous even Tropical Delight couples ventured into a different world. Palm trees, beach scenes, sunsets and a large volcano transformed the gym into a Polynesian island paradise. During the prom, Mark Davenport and Sandy Blair received recognition as they were crowned King and Queen. Entertainment, provided Escaping the heat of the gym, some seniors decide to sit this one out. closer. by “Richmond International’ became explosive enough t keep couples on the dance floo most of the night. Eventually all o the couples, still full of vibran energy, slipped away for late night adventures whic produced lingering memories of a night well spent.

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“Going Out in Style” A long walk is never easy because of the many obstacles present. At first we are scared but with each new step we gain confidence. The path grows smoother as graduation nears. The friendships, knowledge, and fun make the walk easier. For the Senior Class of 1980, an important part of this walk of life would soon end. Polished and waiting, the ordered rows of chairs and new platform symbolize the new plans for graduation. Returning for his first graduation as guest speaker, Mr. J. W. Crump bids farewell to the Class of ’80. Anticipating their week at the beach, Seniors anxiously await the final moments of graduation. 20 GRADUATION