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

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Introducing: The Super Seniors! uy Reading is one of Chris Exline’s favorite pastimes. Caught in a reflective mood, Terri Warren takes time to be herself. Super Seniors 28

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Mrs. Boswell, Coach Boswell’s mother, gleams joyously among raving football fans. Sa i Sometim es the day gets progressively worse, David “What confusion! Tell me who has the football!” It may never be said that the students at Andrews are insensitive or unemotional. Presented here are various expressions of emotion as they were cleverly caught by our tricky photographer. It is this same ability to ex- press emotion among Andrews’ students that gives the school its marvelous spirit during football games and pep rallies. Without this spirit, Andrews could not be the fantastic school that it is. Anger creates amusing expressions as Coach Boswell “confers’”” with the referee. Emotions

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Here is a rare picture. Cindy Hackler is quiet. Most people know Anita Dicken for her charming personality. 29 Many people strive to achieve honor and fame, some striving intensely for these goals. But the people who actually achieve fame and honor are often those people who have a genuine desire to be themselves and to help other people. The Super Seniors pictured on these four pages are the type of people who like to be where they are needed by others. Their individual achievements were made in many differing activities, but all have one thing in common: they care. The Super Seniors of 1973-74 are great people. We wanted to tell them “thanks” for being the people they are. Super Seniors