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

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When will they arrive? lWonder what they will look like? The day finally arrived and seniors dashed about the student commons, hoping to be the first one in line to receive their senior environmental pictures. After having a vote in homeroom, it was decided that environmental pictures would be offered along with the formal pictures to the class of '78 So in the Spring of '77 juniors had their back to nature' pictures taken. The summer vacation breezed by fast. Students returned to school in August and they began once again to search in their pockets for money to pay fees. Many seniors grumbled as they began digging deeper into pockets for the extra graduation fee. More grumbling came with the surprise arrival of senior environ- mental pictures. Not only that, with the loss of receipts many faced the question of how much balance was due on their pictures. It's hard to believe that a single photograph could change a junior into a bona fide senior. Solemn look. 'Dm Coleman and Dot Blanchard take a look at his senior environmental pictures. Back To attire I ,fs l r .F gig f ... ff l f M - v cole mullinnix trent murray Pwr sith me cheryl nance keith nance kay nash joe nay dean nichols deborah nichols A.. tv an-Y' 'i.. 1 -1 .V- .x, he -miata. sf 54 L , ., Qi il H' Pm is I - 15OfSeniors