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atlerncon at 250 in Se Ee | MEMBERS PLEASE attewh 34) a The club announcement board made its debut at Andrews this year. Andrews experienced many firsts at its 1973-74 beginning. The most noticeable would have to be the construction of a new auditorium and twelve additional academic classrooms that will include science labs and a construction industry shop. Andrews also acquired a new dean in Mr. Wright, who is now an ex-math teacher. Using mathemat- ical logic on students that cut classes must be a big help!? New classes were also introduced this year. They were Eastern and Western Cul- tures, instructed by Mrs. Link and Mr. Ther- rell. Also, Andrews had a new way of announc- ing club activities. The club announcement bulletin board made its debut as an authori- tative reference for all club members. Last and by no means least, was Andrew’s first ‘rock concert’’ which was given by the Spurrlows. There were varied opinions of the concert but surely it won’t be our last concert. Hopefully, the firsts at Andrews this year were only hints at the firsts Andrews is yet to experience. Mr. Wright peers out from his new position as dean. 17 Firsts
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irsts For Andrews ‘ The auditorium now under construction, will soon be ready to be put into use. The Spurrlows get it on for the first concert at Andrews. Eastern and Western Cultures were offered for the first time here at Andrews. Additional classrooms are being built for Raiders- to-be. Firsts 16
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“Raiders, Past, Present, And Future” The French Club received the second place trophy. Civinettes carry out the theme for this year. ; ' Friday, October 19, 1973, was set as this year’s Homecoming. All the clubs that wished to partici- pate in the float competition entered a float. On Friday morn- ing floats started to come around 7:00 a.m. to the gym parking lot. All clubs vyed for the first place trophy. The judging went as follows: DECA, first place; French Club, second place; Band, third place; Honorable mentions went to the GAA, Art Club, and Senior class. This year we played Burlington Williams, a team known as the “Bulldogs”. Nothing better than a real live bulldog showed up in the parking lot in a football jersey to attract everybody’s attention. This year’s Homecoming was closed with a pep rally introduc- ing the members of the 1973-74 court. The evening was great with a victory by the Red Raider foot- ball team. The theme for this year’s Home- coming was ‘Raiders, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE.”
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