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

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CLUB CONSOLIDATION For the last few years the Student Council Association has held a weekend at the Y.M.C.A. Camp Thunderbird for the officers of all the clubs at Thomas Dale. Due to a lack of time this year the weekend was shortened to a Wednesday evening from 4:00 until 9:30. Although shortened considerably, the meeting was in keeping with the S.C.A. workshop Vice-President of the student government at V.P.1., Lenny Far rara, gives some pointers to those who are ‘“‘second in command.” Ms. Paige Chandler, speaking to a group of secretaries, explains the importance of taking accurate reports of meetings. theme of organization and consolidation. A host of guest speakers added in- teresting and informative variety. Speakers included faculty members such as Mrs. Barbara Ivey, Thomas Dale’s executive secretary, who spoke to club treasurers and Mr. J. Ridout, S.C.A. sponsor, who spoke to club presidents. Community speakers included Ms. Paige Chandler, director of public relations for Chesterfield County, who spoke to club secretaries and Mr. A. J. Sligh, personnel advisor for secondary education in Chesterfield County, who spoke to club presidents. Other community members included Len- ny Farrar, vice-president of the V.P.1. stu- dent government, and Mr. Billy George, representing South Richmond Y.M.C.A. Mr. A. J. Sligh discusses his time as president of the S.C.A. at Thomas Dale with many of this year’s club leaders. 4 Opening

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geht ae Oe PO ek: pees | i. he ch ead ‘e424 oo Reet? gs a Making the most out of a pep rally, the varsity cheerleaders lead the upperclassmen in a cheer. Explaining his hopes and expectations for the coming year, Mr. Sublett speaks to a group of interested students. With a renewed interest in school activities, these seniors stay at a pep rally to watch the class relays. Opening 3

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Mr. Jimmy Sublett feasts on a dinner of a hot dog, beans, cole slaw, potato chips, and iced tea, provided for by the S.C.A. Gathering together to discuss year objectives, these club presidents represent a cross section of clubs and organizations. Taking a break after dinner, Joey Fisher, Tina Murray, Cindy Curling and Lorna Sawyer explore the Lake at Camp Thunderbird. preceding week. Even though possible by the S.C.A. During the meeting the S.C.A. presi- dent Andy Weber expressed his wish to strengthen the S.C.A. and deter- mine clear goals for the year for each Organization at 1T.D. Later, after a generous dinner all those present set- tled down to discuss the themes for homecoming and activities for the this year’s meeting was shortened, clear Objectives for the coming year were reached due to the organization made Opening 5