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

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Q .., g X Red and White Hysteria We had the number one rated wrestling team in the state. We had great football, basketball, and baseball teams. Soccer and indoor track were newcomers to our world of sports. The cross-country and the boys' and girls' track team ran away with numerous ribbons and records. 15 new teachers and 984 students invaded the halls of Andrews. The business students, working under the Coop plan, earned a total of 18,000 dollars. Clubs went to the first come- first serve system and were allowed to have a maximum of 35 members. Biology students dissected various animals and took courses in CPR while Humanities became a part of the English curriculum. Several clubs joumeyed to far away places such as Canada, New York, and the Chinqua- Penn Plantation. The band portrayed the spirit of Andrews and we all were caught up in Red and White Hysteria. Hands on home-row keys. Mrs. Chess looks on as her typing class works to complete their assignment. .. r. K-1 r ff Wzrm.: Sf? . . ,V I at ,, -a . . The start of something big. Peter Torkelund l10l and Craig Peters flll usher in a new era - the school's first soccer team. Indoor track team. Front row: Richard Gates, Robert Head, Darrell Stuart, Darrell Ingram, Roy Steed, Jeff Golden, Steve Taylor, Martin Harper. 2nd row: Mike McBride, Mike John, Dennis Everett, Keith Sykes, Chip Pope, Steve Gibson, Cliff Wheeler, Mark Whitman, Donald Campbell, Coach Craig Gill. Back row: John McClain, Greg Lushbaugh, Marsena Davis, Stan Simril, Jim Cross, Brad Cook. Openingf5

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Little Ronnie Homemaker. Ronnie Settles shows that guys can sew just as well as girls. Bombs away! Physics student, Henry Jefferies, drops his egg crate to see if it's full-proof. is X s On the count of three. Quarterback, Britt Moore, gives the signal to center, Ronnie Brown. Late again? The clock signifies one of life's toughest tasks - getting to school by 8:30. Go, band, go! The marching band rushes onto the field to prepare for their astonishing halftime show. 4X Opening , E K ,,,,, ..,, . , f L,, A ,, 2 . , , ' . fr -f' I MZ., 7 ' t' f , Z, , .U 4 fr iz ,f ggfgmf, , Nwgf. , 3 . . r ' ifwyf M W' ,, Q, fwwfl WW 'gw . . . ii WfWz?+ N l f ,, ' ff ' 4- ,,,, f, , ff A, , ,K , 1 ,W ffm, if 'ff ', ' f . ,. w wf., r I r.sr',r . iffy! W5 . iii? W ' ff 'W ,vw V M I H ' H , www, , . r 0 1 l ..,, ' a ' ' 3 .fm WWKWK5 ' WMM W - ie ef' I M Wg, 'W gg- gqfrw ff ww., Q fd ' f' W W . ' -xp ' f , ' ' ' f '. 'A' V V . . . 1 im? ' ' ' 1. ,Ly , w V r 47 -LW f ,Hww g . f 2Avif,AQjufMwwl e w .f . fr 'W ,gixfifgiww ff - 2: f ' Q , Q Q W? ,yy ,,..' 1 2 ' M' -if .ww ,ww n. ..,, , . , , , . ,.v,t. Vffzg A V t , M ..f' I . f fy f Klll ,, , .W ,,,,,. ..,,, ,,., M ,,,. ,,,, f , r , f M ,Sz ,I W ' it r r Q .,,,. in ,,.. .W f 1- l , v ww 35 we .. , , ! f ,, t ' I If ' . . 5' 7 3 - , uw M5- W1 .,.,. 9 ittfrr

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