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

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more than Things around T. Wingate Andrews meets the eve ery rs High School are not really what they seem. Football seems like it is just a Friday night thing, but these players practice part of the summer and after school everyday. The cheerleaders practice everyday so that they can cheer the players on to a victory. The coaches have to be prepared to raise the spirits of the team, especially if they know they might lose the game. Teachers need to have a lesson for each class each day, so they take time to prepare these lessons regularly. Reape seen eee? sp OOROUIR Do you really notice things around Andrews? Do you look closely to see the smallest details of every- day-objects? When you gulp that last drink of water before a class, do you see the last trickle of water heading for the drain, or have you ever mistaken the shining spout for a knight’s shining head-gear? Have you paused long enough to realize that a hole in a brick could resemble an underground tunnel, or have you ever noticed the scratches on the lock right inside the front door? There is more than meets the eye at at oP ae PMNS Andrews High. eee EA Fe ie: Theme 6

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making a task seem easter than tt ts... Head majorette Chiquita Tillman patiently in- structs her fellow majorettes. Big Red scores again! Too many people today look for easier and less-complicated ways of doing things. Many students would rather take a chance and cheat on a test rather than study for it on their own. The student gets credit for his work, but does it really help him at all? For the straight-A student, his hard-earned A’s don’t come as easily as they may seem. For him there are many tedious hours spent at home and school — a lot of extra time spent studying. This isn’t the picture seen by another student who rarely studies. To the pass receiver catching a well- planned pass and making a touchdown, this play isn’t so simple as it appears. To the crowd he has just caught a pass and scored — nothing more. Who thinks AANA of the weeks of training and practicing? W w So much time spent working for one . ‘a y Laas we lao Weg moment such as this one! FR) Exhausted from their half-time routine, the band returns to the stands. 5 Theme

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