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

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watercolor and pen and ink. The student council was headed by Kelley Walker. She was aided by the vice-president of the senior class, Joe Nay. Joe was also an important factor on the football team. Kay Nash piped her piccolo with the pep band to rouse spirit before and during games. The Reverie staff was headed by Eva Chess who served as Editor-in-chief. Melanie Shaffer proved to be a strong leader as Juniorettes' president. Eric Harbinson also was a strong leader as president of the Key Club and a member of the football team. Patty Ganong expressed her many artistic abilities in her paint- ings and drawings. The volleyball was bunted across the net by Kelly Brooks who played on the team. The basketball team ' benefited from the talents of Laura Greene who guided the team as co-captain. This group of seniors represented all areas of student life. These characteristics and more made these seniors SUPER! L My A,-wwf, Super Seniorsf27

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26fSuper Seniors if SY sf is Above left: Patty Ganong, Barbara Stalder. Above right: Kelly Brooks, Dan Wagoner, Karen Brooks. Far right: Steue Shaw, Melanie Shaffer. Bottom right: Wendy Butler, Joe Nay, Kelly Walker. Bottom left: Eric Harbinson, Kim Peters, Kay Nash. Far left: Laura Greene, Eva Chess. These fifteen were selected as 1977-78 Super Seniors. What made a SUPER SENIOR? A willing- ness to help others, a great personality, and a bright smile were just a part of it. Thirty seniors with these qualities plus outstanding academic standings, extra-cur- ricular activities, or involvement in athletics were nominated by the teachers. This group was narrowed down to fifteen by the senior class. Dan Wagoner showed his athletic abil- ity during the football season by serving as co-captain and quarterback of the team. Wendy Butler entertained during the half- time shows by twirling her baton as co-head majorette. During the pre-game festivities, trumpet soloists Steve Shaw and Karen Brooks reverently performed the National Anthem and then sprang into the fight song Barbara Stalder swang her way to victory on the tennis team by smashing lobs or barely tapping the ball across the net. By creating beautiful works of art, Kim Peters won several awards in fields of

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l It wasthe year of World's Finest Chocolates and of buy one - get one free wrappers for Wendy's hamburgers. Once again, clubs and organizations managed to take a large hunk of that precious free time? Instead of basking in the warmth of a soft bed on Saturday mornings, we found ourselves tumbling out of bed to get to school. With one eye open, we made our way to the parking lots to join our fellow club members for KP duty. After arriving, with two eyes open, long hours were spent in freeing the lots of beer cans, cigarette butts, and the ever familiar McDonald's bags. In the spring, to put a little excitement in the clean-up detail, Mother Nature afforded the clubs g with an abundance of bees swarming around the trash barrels. The sweet,gsyrupyi lg ' soda cans were like a dream comestrue to i the hungry bees. The insects were happy, i . W , t ' Z 7 A1 1'-lfilfy v' r s Z Z but what about the poor, overworked and underpaid club member? Sometimes it was necessary to walk fifty steps out of the way just to avoid being stung. With the arrival of tall and winter, the bees all died out. However, Fate was not kind to the clubs. No sooner had Mother Nature eased the plagues of bees, than she sent cold, icy winds to numb our industrious little hands. There was i nothing more fun than cleaning grounds on an 189 morning! g l i To an outsider, it seemed that clubs l couldn't win for losing. To an insider l Q though, the story was aitogether different, College shopping. For college bound students talking to university representatives can be a puzzling axjoeriencei Boogie band. Taurus' drummer, Benny Ferguson, keeps the party jamming to his music at the Student Ffeflnonce. A , A A l