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

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The Era of Us I, you, me, we, - us. We made the changeover from one decade to another - from the 70's to the 8O's. Each one of us had his own style and uniqueness about him. We were more vivacious, spirited, and livelier than ever before. We could outcharm, outwit, and outachieve any other team or school. There was a greater feeling of pride and unity among us. We stood tall and straight and lived with the vigor and vitality that only Red Raiders possess. We laughed, we cried, and we smiled. The decade had changed but we had not. We proved in every way, shape, and fonn that - We're Still the One! Ah-h-h, that's nice! Under the mistletoe, Stu- dent Council president, Sonya Ray, plants a kiss on the head of Principal Herb Hipps. One last time, Senior member, Alan Marks, is recognized during the marching band's final performance of the football season. Contents Opening 2 Student Life 6 Ccademics 34 Clubs 66 Classes 110 Sports 184 Ads and Index 224 Closing 254 Opening! 3

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2fOpening The agony of defeat. Pat Osborne's tears are the result of an emotional loss against crosstown rival, High Point Central. M Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Jeri Pierce Sugar-pie, honey-bunch. Tom I'om-Cat' seems to be captivated by something in the Chapman and Johnny Greenjeans Green flirt background. with their favorite girl, Myoshia Graham.

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