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

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vs. XL102 The buzzer sounded and one of the most interesting games in our school’s history began. Donned in shorts and T-shirts, the fiesty teachers burst from the locker room ready to take on the XL102 staff. With Mr. Pierce as point guard and the excellent ball handling of Mr. Gill and Mr. Seal, the teachers put up quite a fight against the other team. Coached by Victor Foreman, the team kept XL102 on the move throughout the entire game. Many students were surprised by the latent talents of their educators but thoroughly enjoyed this new side of them. Of course, the males cannot take all the In an attempt to block a shot, Mr. Mo proves his “great” basketball ability. The Faculty Cheerleaders: Iris Marsh, Michele Villars, Jean Pennington, Ruth ; Williams, Michele Werner, Janet Carter, we Jeannie Gilmore, Patricia Marshalland “te Connie Finkler. Pa - 28 FACULTY TALENT SHOW

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With emotional vigor, the Barber Shop quartet belts out a tune. With a sophisticated air, Mrs. Harriet Schaeffer sings ‘'St. Louis Blues” before a captured audience. Caught in the act, Charlie Brown tries to deny his guilt. 27

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credit for the excitement. Mrs. Gallagher also flaunted her stuff as she dribbled down the floor for several layups. Other not-so- athletic faculty members pulled to form a cheerleading squad for their fellow teachers. The teachers lost but the smile on cheerleader Iris Marsh’s face showed it was all worth it. A chosen victim of a cream pie, Mr. Thomas finds the taste very satisfying. While viewing the most talented teacher, the judges — Mike Winn, Keith Togna, and Kent Dod d, break down in laughter. Vice-Principal, Mr. Louis Pierce, explains to Wes Edwards why he likes a man that smells like a man. FACULTY TALENT SHOW 29