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

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The sophomores got a little surprise during the Bird pep rally when the senior class filled blankets up with confetti and dumped them on the sopho- mores during a cheer. Se Sm SD Junior Tarah Mattia, portrays the grim reaper, who announces that death has come for Bird. Before being forced to remove the pig to safer quarters, Jamy Erny raises him high over the sen- ior section. The J.V. cheerleaders encouraged their contes- tants in the tricycle race at the first pep rally. US rea r Win wn Ma, : NNT, 4 i, Ge ie Wh, Mla, le, : Mh, CATER Cnen IR AC awn, Mel as ’ ¢ wie, A Wie, yh i) Ma, wie AY oe ) V4, ‘ a . . ‘i Ma, IW, ala, Me wa, Ne ly, os, Ny ow. “Rallie EO. eee 1 : ly, Mh, ( allies Wiz, EG, ee NY, 2 Ni. ole Oia Ma wy, Wa, ‘ l wllsy, SF ae Vy, NM Wie ain. ae wile ‘ Wa, Mh, awn, ala, s whee. wl, Nl wh, Ale, Ali ante: ae hn, Me Ma

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Mr. Sublett escorts Donna Thomas, last year’s Home- coming Queen, also with Blair Baggett, a 1988 gra- duate who will sing the Alma Marta. Homecoming Lifts the Spirits ry to remember back to the begin- ning of the school year when every- one was excited and looking for- ward to Homecoming. The ritual began, the nominations and election for Home- coming Damsels and Knights. Everyone nominated their friends and then waited anxiously for the afternoon announcement that would reveal who was representing their class in Homecoming Court. Representing the freshmen class were Inga Richardson and Ryan Lipscomb; the sophomore class elected Michelle Jarrett and Jim Pulling; the junior class elected Amanda Daffron and David Shelton; the Damels and Knights for the senior class Members of the Spanish Club say, ‘“‘Slay the Lancers” with a medieval theme which wins them second place in the float competition. were Susan Oliver and Sonny Haynes, Jen- nifer Jones and Matt Fulcher, Holly As- bury and Launce Barber and Corri Miller and Kory Jenkings. During the spirit week of Homecoming, the school voted on who would be crowned the 1988 King and Queen from the senior class. Finally, the “Knight” everyone was waiting for arrived, and the tense moment for the court during halftime was upon us. Each couple took their lap around the field in convertible cars and then were escorted onto the field. The Damsels were escorted by their fa- thers and the Knights by their mothers. Also on the field were Mr. Jimmy Sublett and Mr.Paul Domagalski, Donna Thomas, Freshmen Knight and Damsel Ryan Lipscomb and Inga Richardson nervously await their turn to ride around the track. the 1987 Homecoming Queen, and Blair Baggett, a 1988 graduate who returned to sing the Alma Mata. Each of the Damels were given flowers and each of the Knights were given footballs. The 1988 Homecom- ing King and Queen were announced at last. Corri Miller was named Queen and Sonny Haynes was named King. The joyful tears of Corri Miller as she was crowned by Mr. Sublett and the smile of Sonny Haynes expressed to everyone how honored they were for being chosen by their classmates. Still glowing with happiness, the newly crowned King and Queen walked to the car to take the victory ride around the football field to the sound of the cheering crowd.