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

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Number 24, Lee Hare, tries to score for the Knights by running towards the end zone. Coach Moss, pacing is very intense in thought on winning the game against Tabb. The excitement of the first game never les- sened just because the score was not high the spirit was there for the varsity cheerleaders. First Game 21 CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY VIRGINIA Pstininn

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Moss Joins Ranks With TD Fighters he Thomas Dale Knights started off their 1985 sea- son against the Tabb Tigers with a new coach, Mr. Bill Moss. Mr. Moss has been a member of the Chester Community for many years. He has served as head coach for both Matoaca and Dinwiddle High Members of the Knights watch the field in- tensely to see whose going to score next. Schools; he has also been assistant coach at Thomas Dale for a number of years. He teaches physical educa- tion at Chester Middle School. We wish Mr. Moss a great deal of Coach Hoover is receiving information from the field tower as to what is going on on the field. ) success and, after a slow start against the Tigers, a team that out- weighed our team by alarge amount, we are sure this will be a winning season. | Number 33 and Number 24 are working to- wards another touchdown. Alan Timmons stands at attention while wait- ing to play during the halftime performance. 20 First Game

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We Made It! inally! Seniors! That is th e thought running through the minds of most of this year’s seniors. These students of- ten think back to when they were freshmen when they thought they would never make it to where they are today. No longer underclass- men, these students now have the opportunity to experience what it is like to rule the school as upperclass- men. But being seniors will only last One year and then it is off to being freshmen in college or being part of the working world. The Senior year brings many ad- vantages with it. Throughout the lunch line in the cafeteria under- classmen Can see seniors using their privilege of cutting in line. The usage of this privilege is often to the dislik- ing of the underclassmen but those same underclassmen will some day enjoy the senior privileges. The sen- iors are also allowed to exempt their exams by maintaining at least a ‘‘B”’ average in the class. These are justa Excited about being seniors this year, Wendy Patterson and Toni Gregory cannot believe they made it this far. — | By the look on Dana Poulson’s face, she ap- pears to have just eaten and been told of the requirement to dissect frogs. Hearing her name being called, Si ssy Shef- h : ; - ghecking sic ieee ghow Doug ood ingame. field glances to see who the voice belongs to. swered the last government question, Julia White glances at his paper. 22 Welcome back Seniors