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

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jg Day of Wacky Craze Once upon a time, 992 future Andrews it. Being unique and having fun isn't students were born in different extremities something that just wears off. Once of the world. Even then, it was obvious ' you've been molded you usually stay that that we were no ordinary babies. There way for the rest of your life. The best was something distinctly different about word to describe us is a slang term we us little kids, only nobody knew exactly use everyday. We were crazy kids and what it was. still are. It's true. Just stop and Well, after a while we began to grow think. How many people do you know that up just like all the other kids on the have as much fun and enjoy life as much as block. We did all the ordinary little we do? Probably not too many. Try to kid things like riding tricycles, finger- count the people that watched the painting, and playing hide-and-seek. football team play ball in sub-zero However, there's one exception. Nothing degree weather. Do you know many people, is ordinary about a kid that rides a besides those here, that went to discos tricycle on his head, fingerpaints the and danced all night long? The response mailman's face and plays hide-and-seek on must be negative for there just aren't the other side of town. As was said many who fit the description. before, we were no run-of-the-mill kids. That DYOVQS if then! It's Official Qh gurgy out parents were a little and should be accepted as fact. We're Wort-led at first, but they figured Weld still the same . .. we haven't lost our Qt-OW out of it Sooner or later, They touch. It's good to know that we are were mistaken, for we didn't grow out of Still Crazy after all these years.

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03 Cf In this day and age, if someone called you crazy, you probably smiled and considered it a compliment. A crazy person is by no means stupid. In fact, he is the exact opposite. Crazy people are the ones that possess a certain kind of wit that enhances their personality and appeal. Any of these people can work miracles on a humdrum conversation or a blase day. For some reason, life seemed to just roll along better with a laugh and a bit of fun. Fun was the name of the game around here. Hardly a day passed without the occurrence of some harmless prank or jesting trickg all done in the name of fun of course. Having a good time meant doing different activities to different groups of people. There was the daredevil group, the party-loving group, and the music and concert group. Aside from these were the sports buffs, the crafts and hobby lovers, and some even got their kicks from being intellectuals. This was the era of doing your own thingu when you felt like doing it. It was refreshing to see so many people living their high school days with a vigor and vitality that made life worthwhile.

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W S 'w..ilwM-'milf . N 5 nua- '.-M, A- Banana coke. At the Central pep rally, Kelley Walker, good sport that she is, fights hard to win the race by gulping her coke and chomping a banana. Siamese twins? ln a pair of slightly over-sized cords, Kelly Brooks and Laura Greene prove beyond a doubt that they love to find crazy things to do. W Vim and vigor. Students aren't the only ones that support their school. Thefootball team devotes much hard work to winning games for the sake of Raider pride. Hands down. ln spite of all the hassles ofa high ex- istence Mike Wood finds time to enjoy life on his skateboard. Pie in the eye. Nth vigor and spirit, Elisa Mclnnis serves Joe Nay a scrumptious whipped cream pie dur- ing the floor show activities of the Parkland pep rally. Themef5