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

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PRINCESS PARADE The crowd, on edge from watching a suspenseful 0-0 football game against Motoaca, relaxed at halftime to con- centrate on other Homecoming festivities. In Keeping with school tradi- tion, the princesses were driven on to the track as the band performed part of their halftime show. Diana Chain gives the crowd a big smile after being crowned homecoming queen. Freshman princess Beth Kelly escorted by Jerry Maugar. pentielllieetenusmaaati Junior princess Kim Peterson escorted by Senior princess Cindy Harrison escorted by Senior princess Julie Rager escorted by And John Billings. Jeff Burke. Crescentini. 18 Homecoming Princesses

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Early that evening the stands were filled once again for the homecoming parade. Spectators enjoyed the pre- game parade of floats, marching band and princesses. After an exciting first half, the homecoming festivities continued with best float honors to the Art Club, Best Over all; German Club, Most Original and Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y, Most Spirited. After the winners were acknowledged, the band provided background music. Then the princesses were escorted on; to the field and the queen was announced. Even though the crowd feared defeat several times, a victorious game and a lovely queen made this year’s Homecoming enjoyable for everyone. Celebrating Halloween early, Clark Andrs fashions the latest head gear for English class. Looking like a bar room brawl having already taken place, the remains of the prize winning senior hall stands vacant. Wearing blue and orange hair, Danny Lund- berg, Jeff Stanfield, and Cory Cuje have become part of a new breed. Punks! Homecoming Week 17

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After being announced, each rincess descended from her car and as escorted onto the field with Music to Watch Girls By’’ provided by ye band. First in line was freshman rincess Beth Kelly, followed by ophomore princess Lisa Crescentini, nd junior princess Kim Peterson. ‘veryone went wild as their favorite enior princesses were driven up. Lisa ‘urdue, Julie Morrison, Diana Chain, ‘indy Harrison and Julie Rager each raved to the crowd before being escorted onto the field. The crowd clutched their programs tensely and the senior girls smiled nervously as a drum rull started spectators discharg- ed a loud roar and helium balloons were let loose as Brian Kim announced the winner. Tears of joy as well as sor- row were shed on the field, but everyone applauded as Dale Rogers, the 1981 Queen, crowned Diana Chain Thomas Dale’s 1982 Homecoming Queen. Congratulating the newly crowned homecom- ing queen, Mr. Sublett gives Diana Chain a kiss. Sophomore princess Lisa Cresentini escorted by Jeff Gray. enior princess Julie Morrison escorted by Bill Senior princess Lisa Perdue escorted by Sam — Senior princess Diana Chain escorted by Mike .tkins. Perdue. Dalton. Homecoming Princesses 19