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

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Catch the Wave Summer ,86 Blazing temperatures and a break from the monotonous schedule of school made the summer of 1986 a great one for Andrews students. They gladly made their way to the marina or to the various pools to cool off, play tennis or just lie out in the sun. Myrtle Beach was also a popular site for the lucky ones who had their fun in the sun while surf- ing and partying. How- ever, many students found themselves at home working instead of being on vacation. Students found the nightlife in High Point ex- citing while attending concerts, going on dates and hanging out at parties. Dancing became a new fad, with teen clubs like Dadio's and the Depot opening. Students discovered that the summer went by rapidly, but most were ready to return to the crowded halls of Andrews. The summer break was surely one that students shall not soon forget. V ft ff, wr, f f .QM ,, vi. W I Ta-dahl Susan Chernault shows that swinging is not just for kids. 'O , ' ff' ' f it if ,, 3 Y ' ' ff: is 'k 'ifVif' , f , ,, . M V ,V 5 g fWg1l,fQg,f1f5 tm,rf,'ggifw,,,'l,4 ij H f l4fSummer

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Soaking Up Summer Fun All of Andrews' students made straight A's in Summer Vacation '86, There were plenty of exciting activities to keep them occupied during the long, hot months. Movies such as Top C-un and Karate Kid ll kept faces glued to movie screens, while performers Eddie Murphy, Stevie Wonder and Loverboy drew large crowds to their concerts. Staying out to all hours and sleeping late the next morning was another big attraction. For those who held down either full or part-time jobs, the days after those late nights brought many nodding heads and drooping eyelashes. But through it all, a Red Rai- der always managed to have fun. There's no business like show busi- Is this edlble? While at the beach, ness. Brain Mauldin sings his heart Brett Cramer looks a bit confused out while working at High Steppin' Country in Myrtle Beach. l6!Summer about what he has in his hands. fi 2 lm , .,- m 'AF , 1 W NA i ,