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

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With a pencil Rodney Cummings anybody’s signature. some paper, fake Horace Bellflower Melissa Bise Edward Bizzell FraneisBlaha FORAY Kevin Blevins Carla Boardman Georgia Boswell Mike Botset Teresa Branch Donna Branch David Brandeburg Melinda Bridgeman Sherri Brockwell James Brown Kenneth Brown Lisa Browlee Mindy Bryant Beth Buck Edward Bucka Linda Buckner Kelly Bulloch Mark Burch Georgia Burr Charles Burton Steve Cassell Timmothy Chain Edwin Chamber Jeff Chambers Antonic Charles Tom Choe William Coalson Kimberly Cline James Cobb Dennis Colby Freshmen 21

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Freedom Exists learn to do the work asked of them. Nevertheless, the environ- ment is not so restricted to give the impression of “all work and no play.” There are more positive changes in the transi- tion than negative. Sometimes David Ammons Penny Armstrong Muffie Armstron Adnres Bayarlyr Linda Bailey Juanita Ballard Joe Baltos Claire Barnes Loretta Barlow Wendy Baughan Steve Beck Steven Belcher Rodney Bell Brian Bell a greater amount of freedom exists. One such freedom can be found during the lunch break. In Chester or Carver, students are restricted to the cafeteria during lunch. However, at Thomas Dale, one may study in K— | fe ey 4 o Karat the library or wander in the geo halls. The range of meals offered also expands. In fact, students now have the option of buying certain items “a la carte” if an entire lunch is not desired. Doritos, milkshakes, and-—= When standing over a student, every teacher hopes for a student as studious as this one. 20 Freshmen

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bo bo A Class Variety a wide variety of Hostess foods can also be bought as extras. Course offerings also widen following the switch. Thomas Dale curriculum offers a wide variety of electives ranging from child development to practical law. Above all else, the biggest dif- ference is psychological. In Thomas Dale, the pester although youngest, gain respect they did not have in middle school. Faculty and ad- ministrators give these students a chance to voice their opinions. The discipline, reasonable, although somewhat strict, and the classes, informative although academically challenging, com- bine with new freedom and respect to form a well-balanced — After lunch, Lisa Gerrell discusses her next class with a friend. Jeff Chapman Demetria Coleman Debra Collins Cathy Conner Don Cook Mark Copa David Cornell Jeffrey Cox Lisa Crescentini Randy Crites Shari Crusenberry Deborah Cuffe Rodney Cummings Freshmen