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

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SERRE Reviewing her notes for Latin class, Jennifer Laymen is a very studious contrast to Shawn Kim, who decides it’s time for a nap. SS Feeling insecure on the first day of school, Kristine Blevins elected to bring her stuffed Puppy dog as a friend to talk to. In preparation for the first pep rally, these seniors are doing their part in setting up the gym for the graduating class. Welcome Underclassmen 27

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Friends Old and New nderclassmen, a distinction not many take kindly to. As sophomores become ju- niors and freshmen become sophomores, still an underclassman but closer to being the upperclass- man. It is the beginning of another year with hopes of good grades and the year’s going well. Each class has its own distinction that separates it from the other classes. The freshmen class this year is known for its large and over- whelming size. This new wave of stu- dents will hopefully bring new ideas and fresh thinking to the halls of Thomas Dale High School. The soph- omore class is stuck in-between the freshmen and the juniors, known as the in-between stage. Not too many spectacular things happen during one’s sophomore year. The fresh- men are excited because they are new to high school. The juniors are excited because they receive their rings and are not far from being sen- iors. The sophomores still have two more years to go after their sopho- more year so they do not have too much to look forward to. But it will not take too long for the sopho- [2 4 iv Being the experts that they are, Damny Cole and Tony Davis give Melissa Fuclher advice on how to study for a Latin test. 26 Welcome Underclassmen ‘ tie mores to have something special to think about. Allin all the underclassmen do not have life too bad. The year seems to be going well and it will not be long before this year’s underclassmen are next year’s upperclassmen. Sitting in Pre-calculus, Joy Nelson struggles with Mr. Woolard’s quadratic polynomials. Taking advantages of extra time before histo- ry class, Jody Meadows reviews her notes for Mr. Brown’s big chapter test. Having a summer’s worth of news to catch up on, Kim Hammersly sits and chats with friends before English class begins.

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Anna Atkinson, Jana Bizzell, Donna Thomas, and Lori Dingas gather around Margie Routh who states, ‘“‘And they say the J.V. Cheer- leaders are unsociable.”’ While in English class, Mark Schlueter dis- plays the ‘‘Great White’? which he caught while performing his commercial. Watching the game intently, Craig Pommert Getting their books ready to leave school, and Russ Gammon decide that Thomas Dale Anna Atkinson and Shea Alexander giggle at will win the game without a big struggle. the thought of their plans after the game. 28 Student Life