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

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tony garcia tammy garner tina garner coby gray eva green laura greene Sig 5 debbie griffin 1 f' if 3 john gumey ws, 'Ideal Set-up' How would you like to work all day and go to school at night? That seemed like the ideal set-up for James Munlyn, Gwen Butler, Rhonda Ferree, Pam Johnson and Sharon Anderson. They enjoyed Extended Day School because it was shorter. Most of the students said they never felt left out of school activities. The differences between night school at Central and day school at Andrews were less homework, shorter classes, and a greater emphasis on English. In their spare time students joined clubs at Central. Who knows? Night school might be the trend of the future! Looking On. James Munlyn and Gwen Butler con- verse in the Extended Day School lab at Central. Seniorsf143

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'Raider F ury' Raider fury was in the air as stu- dents flocked anxiously to the Central pep rally. They poured into the gym and waited restlessly for the arrival of the mighty Raiders. As the football players charged into the gym, the crowd broke into an uproar of cheers. Everybody stood, cheering their team on to victory. I . , l U U D I In the midst of the excitement, nobody Raider sprnt. Seniors get it together, cheenng the Raiders on to victory at the Central pep rally. dared to take their seats. There was quickly. The Big Red Machine tore onto Many were silent in disbeliefg tears only one thought in their mindg BEAT the field. Blood rushed through their filled in the eyes of others. But two BISON! The team valued the great Sup- veins in anticipation of victory. Red straight illegal procedure penalties port and encouragement that the spirited and white balloons floated upward from against the Bison and then a fumble re- seniors and student body gave them, the stands. covered by the Raiders ended the uncer- As the time to meet the cross-town The game was one of anxiety. Wc- tain waiting. As the clock read ten rivals grew closer, tension in the air tory was almost certain until the Bison seconds, everyone sounded the countdown mounted, Decorated Cars, with red and moved down to their own four yard line War cries of victory echoed through the white streamers, balloons, and signs led with forty-nine seconds to play. Raider stadium. One glance to the scoreboard the way to the Stadium, Seats filled fans were on the edge of their seats. revealed the outcome: HOME 14-GUEST 12 thomas hailey kim hall debbie hamilton pam hamilton eric harbinson lisa harden .r f it sy. A 1 N: of sr -xg, t K3 In t i my rx, .. ,Z . . r N . . -i it rs- ' 'ff' Q sr d. d. harpe harold harris 'Y if K. 7 rissjittt I .,, 9 A5 s 5 5 is. s Q gc.. .rc tt, -- X K X .. .t 53 5 A J ' -- 'fi : .- . 144fSeniors