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

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12 Jobs Working Worries The pressures of future col- lege plans, dates, and transpor- tation fill the average high school student with the need to work. When allowance from arents becomes too small to ill a teenager’s needs, Ukrops, Scoops, McDonalds, Hallmark, and other local businesses receive a flood of younger workers. Although the need for money is a good reason to work, most students need to compromise with their employers to be sure that their job does not interfere with school activities. Unsure of what the customers ordered to drink, Lisa Pacelli looks over her shoulder for confirmation. While scooping ice cream Pricilla Cadger remembers unfinished homework.

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Roaring otart The beginning of school is not the first day, but rather the first time everyone enters the m for a pep rally. While istening to the introduction of the football players, the first wave of school spirit strikes and opens up the coming mon- ths of the school year. The first 1981 pep rally opened with a parade of the senior beach bums welcoming underclassmen and celebrating the beginning of their last year. Continuing with antics of Mr. Sublett, Kevin Whipp, and Gerald Fortner, the pep rally got the entire year off to a roar- ing start. After being pushed around for ques- tioning their ability, Mr.Sublett is reassured by the football captains. Creating a beach atmosphere, the senior class shows where they want to be. anne their grand entrance, the football team receives a warm welcome. Putting a Knight (Tom Harvey) in the stands raises students spirit. Opening Pep Rally 11

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Working at Hallmark stores is good experience and a fun way to make money says Staci Pitts. Bagging groceries at Ukrop’s is how Robert Simmons saves money for college. Jobs 13