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

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What I do is Me Everytime Mr. Wright turns around, Timmy Johnson seems to be fag Is Robert Brown quietly thinking about Spanish or is he checking in. secretly plotting to conquer the world? You can’t go out and play, Myra Hudspeth, so stop that day- dreaming. Hey, Bill Gurney, aren’t you supposed to be in class? 25 What | Do Is Me

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ae: One puff in the morning does it for Cindy Drezner. It’s been along day, so why shouldn’t Thad Yarborough sleep instead of work? Being wacky justs comes natural to Sheila Harpe. What | Do Is Me “1 guess I’m just a happy person,” says Janice Barker. 24 Cindy Brown goes about getting her two cents worth in. Most people believe or at least hope that what they do is something that sets them apart from the rest of the world: a kind of trademark. A cross-section of Andrews’ students shows just what goes on around here, and what students do to earn their trademarks. Some people just love to run their mouths. There are plenty of that kind around this place, and some of us wouldn’t mind buying some earplugs every once in a while. Others are content just to sit and stare out of a window. These are in the class called daydreamers, and they like being left alone. Then there is that group of people totally dedi- cated to putting ‘some learning” into our heads. Others walk the halls to avoid classes, and some just don’t come at all. Some act wacky, some laugh at every little thing, and others, well others barely make it through the day.

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ri Emotion Runs on a High Scale at TWA e. “Why me?” growls Chuck Brawley. “What is our theme? Smile!”” says Bruce Alexander, Roger Pinnix, Chris Exline, and Mrs. Bullins. ot atl 2 een RR i RET pilierenrtiomesti 7 Bh Alan Campbell and Boo Dudley embrace in a beautiful hold! Paula Gulledge knows the inner peace of contemplation. Emotions 26