Andrea Kurtz:  

e wild adventures. Hopefully someday I will get to see you guys again! My last wish is for happiness & good kharma to each and everyone of you! Andrea Edgeworth Kurtz School Well, I never had a crush on any high school guys.....I was always looking at older guys actually! I guess it comes from having an older brother and being around he & his friends. When it comes to teachers this is an easy one my home economics teacher Mrs. Williams....I have the fondest memories of her and she made quite and impression on me. She was one of the funniest people I have known she made classes so much fun. Actually she had a part in my life that she does not realize. I credit her with inspiring me to do something with my cooking and to definitely stay away from sewing. I think the exact words ,"dear God stay away from the sewing machine go with your love of cooking ". I love her dearly to this day and would love to see her again. I went on to open a gourmet shop for many years in Memphis Tn. and then on with my present business Black Wolf Rustic's in New Mexico. The other teacher that was unforgettable to me is my history teacher Mr. Reeves. He made learning history so much fun and somehow he was able to mesh with all of us. He would call me and a few others out into the hall and we would bring him up to date with what we were doing the weekend before and laugh forever. HE was absolutely great! I think the funniest thing that happened to me involved him. I was always being called to the office about short skirts along with my best friend Kay Hefner. Mr. Reeves called me up at the end of class and told me that he had something for me. He told me that he had a perfect case for my mini skirts which was a film can that was very small! I still to this day have that film can! Every time that I look at it....it definitely brings a smile to my face. I truly had some great times during my years at Lubbock High. Andrea Edgeworth Kurtz