Thomas Wingate Andrews High School - Reverie Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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5 www NN . , if S Track Team - Kneeling: Elizabeth Harrison, Wanda Walton, julia Gibson, Debbie Johnson, Donna Voncannon, Betty Bambalis. Row 2: Flo Crosby, Marie Smith, Candy Clark, Cecilette Crawford, Delores Wallace. Row 3: Burnie McElrath, Regina Ferree, Phyllis johnson, Darlene McCullough, Val Pinnix. Tennis Team - Back Row: Linda Weeks, Mickey Key, Becky Hutson, Tina Anthony, Glenda Johnson, Sherron Dull, Brenda Proctor, Becky Young, Patty Mellis, Susan Craven. Front Row: Martha Pinnix, Michelle McDowell, Shelia Inman, Karen Simmons, Carol Maxwell, Loy Jarrett, Terri Turner. GAA 21

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AA SPRI G SPORTS A first place finish in the sportsday highlighted the Cirls Athletic Associationis softball season. Led by Terri Warren, Wanda Walton and Janice Wiley, the team finish- ed with an impressive second place conference standing. ln volleyball competition, Debbie johnson, Mary Lynn Morris and Val Pinnix put together a winning combination to record a runnerup finish in the conference. Val Pinnix proved outstanding again in track. Val set a high jump record of 47l0'7, a broad jump record of l7'7 and par- ticipated on the state's second best 880 relay team. Another member of the 880 relay team was Candy Clark, who also gained a second in the conferenccis l00 yard dash. The mile relay team was strong in their third place state finish as a result of Candyis participation. Relay teams were great and the 4-Ll-0 relay team was no exception because of Betty Bambalis. A second place low hurdles conference finish was another of Betty 's accomplish- ments. Individuals make up a team and the C.A.A. track team got it together for a third place performance in both the conference and state meets. Although the tennis team advanced no one to the state playoffs, three girls did enjoy a good season. Susan Craven was outstanding in singles competition with Sheila lnman and Terri Turner turning in impressive doubles performances. At the All-Sports Banquet held at the Sheraton Hotel, Miss Thomas rewarded hm- Outstanding athletes' Val Softball-Kneeling: Flo Crosby, Wanda Walton, Debbie johnson, Candy Clark, Donna Von- Pimlix took home most of the trophies being named most cannon, Thelma Clark, Anna Gainey. Standing: Phyllisjohnson, Phyllis Lovette, Regina Ferree, Bea Brevard, Mary Lynn Morris, Patti Mellis, Val Pinnix, Darlene McCullough. valuable in track and the most athletic. The Cirlis Athletic Associationis Service Award went to Calatia Calloway. Receiving best all round athlete awards were Donna Von- cannon and Ella Evans. It was the opinion of all that Candy' Clark receive the most valuable award for her outstanding participation in so many sports. Perhaps the most cherished award of all was the sportsmanship trophy. Debbie Johnson combined her discipline and courtesy to earn this award. . . .W V . .M . , , , ,sq Volleyball - Bernie McElrath, Phyllis Lovette, Marie Smith, Delores Wallace, Debbie Jghnson, Candy Clark, Wanda Walton, Phyllis Johnson, Donna Voncannon, Thelma Clark, Betty Bamhalis, Val Pinnix, Mary Lynn Morris, Patti Mellis, Flo Crosby, Terri Turner, Debbie Rich, Bea Brevard. GAA 20

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Q' jon Hipps gets closer every time. 4' 'Wi 15221 . if f, , ,SIV II .L GOLF In looking back on the 1972 season, Coach Boswell felt the Andrews Golf Team was, for the most part, successful. The team finished as North Carolina's 14th best group in a field of the stateis best young golf talent. Robin Rice and Jimmy Ivey, possible college golf pros- pects, led the Andrews team by posting stroke averages ol' 73 and 74- respectively. Ricky liriley, with a stroke average of 76, and Breck Culler, with a 75, also added overall strength to the team. With a large number of golfers returning in 1973, we can look forward to another successful season. Golf Danny Kecver, Robin Rice, jim Ivey, jeff Hutcherson, Breck Culler, Bobby McPherson, Ricky Briley, Steve High, jon Hipps Kim Falhmore