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

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One must learn to pay attention to their work. - As Jennifer DeJonge glances away from her stack of books and papers, it seems as if someone else is interested in her work. ,-AQ tif -49' Five more minutes - Kevin Dea- ton dreams of the up-coming week- end. Victorious wave! - Although Dianne Brewington does not know it yet while she is in the parade, she is going to be crowned Homecoming Queen that night. Beyond the Average Super senior: a well-de- fined student in every possi- ble way who achieves his or her high goals, who reaches beyond an average length in life, and who emerges above the normal crowd as an all- around terrific person. A combination of each of these distinct qualities was what formed the personal- ities of our extra special seniors. Voted upon by the faculty, these seniors were set apart from the rest be- cause of their one-of-a-kind attitudes. Good grades and personality also played a part in the decision, these students displayed a special uniqueness about them- selves for which there could be only one word - super, Susan Banesse, along with participating on the soccer team, and held the office of President of the J uniorettes. As a member of numerous clubs and extra-curricular activities, Angel Chavis par- ticipated in the National Honor Society and held the office of President of the Student Body. Kevin Deaton was a member of the Nation- al Honor Society and was quarterback of the Raider varsity football team. Hold- ing the office of many clubs, Jennifer DeJonge partici- pated on the soccer team, and was a Morehead Schol- arship nominee. Kevin Ev- ans, along with playing on the baseball team, was Copy-Editor of Reverie and also a member of the Nation- al Honor Society. Beside playing on the ten- nis team, Greg Gibbs held the office of President of the French club and was a mem- ber of the National Honor Society. As a leader of the basketball team and having participated in the band for three years, Earl Hoke was also a member of many clubs. Kim Luther divided her time among numerous clubs and holding the offices of President of the National Honor Society and Co-Presi- dent ofthe French Honor So- ciety. Besides her participa- tion in a lot of club activi- ties, Amy Ward served as editor of Reverie and Vice- President of the National Honor Society. Reigning as the 1983-84 Homecoming Queen, Dianne Brewington was a member of many clubs along with holding the office of Senior Class Secretary. Tommy Green proved him- self on the athletic field as one of the leading hitters on the baseball team and cap- tain of the football team. mugs' -K..-.,,, .. -f ...wu- 'x. '

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s . gf Exactly what are you doing? - One wonders how Earl Hoke can do his assignment without his math book open. Just two more lines. - Kim Lu- ther concentrates on her Reverie copy sheet in hopes of making no mistakes. Concentration is the key to good work. - Susan Banesse appears to be deeply involved with her stud- ies, Cow am I suppose to do this? - Greg ibbs examines his more than likely A work. is 1 S' .S Es . 1 ' Q , ,prvxsl W And the thought for today is . . . - Each student hears the voice of Angel Chavis over the an- nouncements every morning. dw Now that's 25 left, no, 32 right, no . . . - Tommy Green at- tempts to open his locker to prob- ably get some of his athletic equipment. Let's see those pearly whites. - Editor Amy Ward and Co-Editor Ke- vin Evans pose with yearbook advi- sor, Mrs. Liz Klmbro. Super Seniors 29