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

Page 17 text:

“Catch it Ed, because you’re gonna get it!” This past summer, many Andrews students took part in various specialized activities. Those men- tioned here are Governor’s School, Boys’ State, Girls’ State, yearbook workshop, band practice, and cheerleading practice. We asked a few stu- dents that participated in some of these activities to tell us how they felt about their particular activity. Representing those that attended Governor's School was Paula Gulledge. ‘“Governor’s school was really great. We had concerts every Saturday night where the students performed. We mainly studied the specific subject for which we attended the school. Margaretta and Elizabeth went for French and | went for English.” Others attending Governor’s school with Paula were Elizabeth Davenport and Margaretta Yar- borough. Representing those that attended the yearbook workshop was Stephanie Strong. “It was fun. We had a good time. Jackie Boyd went to sleep during one of o ur sessions! Each session lasted for two hours, with three sessions every day. They had a really loud rock band. It blew me out of the audi- torium. We went bowling at the Student Union, too.” Summer cheerleader practice starts early for Marsha Roebuck, Michaelle McDowell, Anita Dicken, Glenda Johnson, and Terry Warren. Attending a yearbook workshop in Farmville, Virginia were: Jackie Boyd, Stephanie Strong, Chiquita Tillman, Steve Weatherman, and Theresa Delaine. 13 Summer ’73

Page 16 text:

The Summer of ’73 peer mre Wesley Cashwell, Steve Weatherman, Bobby Green, and Gary Deal represented Andrews Melinda Jester was Andrews’ representative to Girls’ in Boys’ State. State. Summer ’73 12

Page 18 text:

Fabulous Fads Being short is Debbie Warford’s trademark as is her length of hair. Raider feet are more comfortable thanks to Dr. Scholl’s. During the course of the summer, students from Andrews, notorious because of their association with the Mighty Red Raider Football Team, suddenly altered their appearance by shaving their heads. We voted each of these men various titles, based on the effective- ness of their haircuts. ) Most Ferocious — Jack Powell with his amazing re- semblance to the Hong Kong Cat. Charlie Brown Award — Mike Brown received this i award because his last name is Brown and his head met the standards. The Little Lord Fauntleroy Award — Bubba Saunders received this award for his innocent and cleancut appearance. Pooh-Bear Award — Terry Mikels resembled the most beloved Winnie-the-Pooh, for which his title is named. Clark Kent Award — This award was given to Sammy Desiring a clean cut, Sammy Little and Jack Powell shaved their heads. Little because of the effectiveness of his haircut and his acting ability. Short Hair Award — Because of Timmy Johnson’s reluc- Fads 14 tant hair growth, he received this award. His hair re- mained shortest longest.