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

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The bonfire roars into the chilly October night, caus- ing the crowd to step away because of the intense heat. When John Allen receives the ball, all he can think of is the goal and six more points. ia Po Ly The junior class of 1989 dreams not only of the Prom but of a Homecoming victory for the Knights. It is evident that Les Harper finds ease in raising Michelle Palmeri and the crowd’s excitement. nunnns® eine Homecoming