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

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Y 'F A ' a i 3 QW! i-e'.r' ' 5 S lazy mornings and exciting nights put us in a SUMMER DAZE As defined by Websters dictionary, summer is the warmest season of the year. This may be the idea ofsum- mer for some, but ask any Student for his definition and the reply will probably be quite different. For most high school students, the start of summer is anticipat- ed many months before it ac- tually arrives. The last few weeks of school are usually passed looking out windows and dreaming of hot, sunny days at the beaches. Finally after passing that last exam and turning in that final book, summer really arrives and allows every student some time for relaxation. Mornings spent sleeping un- til 11:0O, days filled with General Hospital and trips to pools, and nights en- joyed by staying out later than usual quickly slip by. Family vacations seem short as two hours, and sud- denly all the carefree weeks of fun in the summer sun come to an end. As the last few days of time away from school roll around and the start of classes once again draws near, we all wonder where our carefree summer has gone. Summer 11