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

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Love a Parade. The Homecoming arade proceeds down AIL'Qllll1ll to egin inthe festivities. R.-XIUFR PRIDE . . . a way of' life. Excitement In The Air The annual homecoming spirit week was full of ex- citement and helped boost spirits for the football game against the West Forsyth Ti- tans. Hush Button day for the guys started off the week with Leslie Kushner named Hklost Irresistible because she acquired the largest number of hush but- tons. Tuesday was Western day, while Twin day and Sa- lute to the court followed on Wednesday. Court. members were given balloon shaped buttons to wear for special recognition. Bandanna and Inside Out day was on Thursday. Students walked the halls witl1 pants and shirts on inside out and with bandannas tied all over their bodies. Finally Friday arrived and with it came the traditional Red and White day, the homecoming pa- rade, and the pep rally out- side. Club floats cleverly displaying the homecoming theme Titans: First in the Olympics, Last after the Raiders along with band members, clowns, and con- vertible cars carrying home- coming attendants made the parade an entertaining suc- cess for the crowd. At the close of the pep rally, stu- dents were urged to attend the homecoming football game. A night filled with ex- citement, suspense, and fun was promised and Home- coming '83 was certainly all of that. Senior Homecoming fourt: Classie Gray. .Xngel fhavis. Tracy More. Heather Bloretz. Janet Rauch, Kel- ly Wayne, Dianne Iirewington. Homecoming lo

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E ,,:W .M Vt' ...W ,,,. . ,, , t ' ,, , , , ,, 4 . . 1 ,A , , Pretty Young Things. Junior attendants Ginger Yacuzze, Lynn Carroll, Anita Beatty, and Sabrina Shaffer. Sweet dreams are made ofthis . Sophmore attendants Sandi Richardson, Wendy Cross, and Melisa Dennis. fNot pictured Karen Cashionj Nothing Could Be Finer. Freshman attendants Anita Franklin, Eunice Hill, Connie King, and Sarah Yates. The Big Moment As the football team head- ed for the locker room for half-time, tension mounted when the court advanced onto the field. The court con- sisted of twenty special girls. The freshman atten- dants were Anita Franklin, Eunice Hill, Connie King, and Sarah Yates. Represent- ing the sophomore class were Karen Cashion, Wendy Cross, Melisa Dennis, and Sandi Richardson. Anita Beatty, Lynn Carroll, Sa- brina Shaffer, and Ginger Yacuzzo represented the ju- nior class. Senior class at- tendants were Dianne Brew- ington, Angel Chavis, Cassie Gray, Kim McLean, Tracy More, Heather Moretz, Ja- net Roach, and Kelly Wayne. A hush circulated throughout the stadium as Dr. Kirkman announced the news everyone was waiting for. Tracy More and Angel Chavis received the title of maids of honor from last year 's queen Suzette Gates and as tension reached its peak, Dianne Brewington was crowned the new Queen. To top it all off, the Raiders fought back from a 6-14 half-time deficit to fin- ish victoriously over the West Forsyth Titans 42-21. While students, fans, and the band kept spirits high, the team and the court proved to be the winning combination of the night. Homecoming 17