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

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f i wow' lf, fi? N 41 'X KW Everyone wants to lead . . . The Glamorous Li e Some were breakin', some were shakin', all were makin' it one of the best proms ever. If you missed it, you missed the social event of the year. The excitement started many weeks in advance as the guys began to worry about where the funds would come from to finance the whole evening. Anxiety con- tinued through the placing of orders for tuxedos for the guys and dresses for the la- dies, to the making of reser- vations at the classiest restau- rants in the Triad. When everything was put on and adjusted to fit perfect- ly the long awaited evening was at hand. After dinner everyone con- verged on the place to be. Upon arriving at the Top of the Mart, one could instantly tell that this would be a night they would not soon forget, as they danced the night away Once the main event was over, it was time to head for the parties. When the early morning hours rolled around, everyone knew that the time had come to put ev- erything away until next year. ff N VNNVT f Q' xgjl lc o 'X ,KW at at ' ' X ,J D0 g al -- l T Nr 8! Prom x The perfect gentleman. Craig Smit proves that he can be the perfect gen tlemen when he opens the door fo Teresa Blevins as they leave for th prom.