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

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strong foundation upon which to base life. These daily dilem- mas prepare individuals for ex- eriences ahead: for other pro- lems, other conflicts, and other decisions. This onward struggle pulls individuals together, uniting all of society in a single bond. Man reaches out to others for help. Alone the individual is useless. Together society thinking as one can be brilliant if each per- son reaches deep inside themselves to give their all. Man strives to reach ever higher goals, forming an unen- ding pyramid, reaching ever higher into the sky. The search goeson... A special dance is in line for Miss Se ols Mrs. Finkler, and Miss Cole. Helping a confused student, Mr. Brown explains the problem step by step. Bringing out the ‘‘kid”’ in the teachers, the pep rally proves good fun for everyone. Opening 5

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4 Opening a Gaon man a lesson. In most cases, however, rewards usually pro- vide an incentive to make the right decision. Material payments appear often, but sentimental acknowledge- ments provide the greatest satisfaction. After the final judgment, man must evaluate is decision, assess the values, and then possibly reevaluate his material, to set it according to present day standards. All of these elements form a Looking from behind a pig mask, Mrs. Schaeffer watches the festivities of the Homecoming pep rally. A new breed of cheerleaders en- thuses the crowd. Entertaining the class, Mrs. Ward discusses what she always wanted to be. Finding student activities enjoyable, Mr. Seal joins in.

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