Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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O SOUNDS OF SIl.ENCE RANC5 OUT as The Advanced Chorus per- Tormed This popular Tune aT The I2Th Annual Mid-WinTer ConcerT, March l5. Under The direcTion oT R. Alden Shoup and Richard AlbrighT The Chorus per- Tormed Tunes ranging Trom MozarT To Simon and GarTunlcel. The Vocal Ensemble, an exTra-curricu- lar group, ThaT rehearses Twice a week during The lunch-acTiviTy period, also parTicipaTed in The concerT. As an added TeaTure aT The ConcerT ,duo pianisTs Cindy Eerree and Tina STaclc perTormed The TirsT movemenT oT Scara- mouche by Milhaud. They also per- Choruses sing out Tormed aT a Vocal Ensemble CompefTi Tion on May II. To Tinish up The year? They played aT The Spring ConcerT dfii May 30. 5 OTher acTiviTies such as singing ChrisT- mas carols aT The Harundale Mall, per. Torming The annual ChrisTmas and Spring ConcerTs, and Traveling To ST. John's Tor a concerT. l4epT The Chorus quiTe busy. In addiTion To all This, They compeTecl in The Choral AdiudicaTion, April 23, and as a learning experience, The Chorus Traveled To Glen Burnie l-ligh School Tor a choral workshop. The year, like many oThers, was very producTive Tor The Choruses. ABOVE: The Vocal Ensemble, an exTra-curricular group, sings Youve GOT a Friend aT The WinTer ConcerT. TOP: ADVANCED CHORUS - FRONT ROW: N. Snyder, S. Warehime, D. Prodoehl, C. McNeel, S. PeTroslci, J. TuTlco, K. Medicus. B. Brock- IehursT, T. STack, C. Ferree. C. Bolt C. STrehlen, R. Florey. BACK ROW:'Mr. A. Shoup, l-l. Williams, G. Lacy, D. AlbrighT, B. DeAndrade, D. Luber, l-- Larr, S. Saul, R. Crowe. CENTER: Duo pianisTs Tina STaclc and Cindy Eerree perTorrn aT The Mid-VVinTer ConcerT.

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2 lx. frkwa Pep C1ub,Ecology Club help school SHARING Tl-lE SAME INTEREST, To help The school, The Ecology Club and The Pep Club worlced in Two diTTerenT direcTions This year. For Their goal, To encourage spiriT, The Pep Club Tried a new approach by selling Andover pennanTs Tor TooTball, baslceT- ball, and soccer. AT meeTings held every oTher Wednesday, approximaTely 20 acTive members also supporTed The club by painTing signs Tor The diTTerenT sporTs, and on game days They sponsored and rode pep buses To The games. When aslced The purpose oT Ecology Club, Joyce Emge, presidenT, replied, To encourage The conservaTion oT our naTural resources by cleaning up liTTered areas, and collecTing and recycling boT- Tles and papers. They carried ouT Their purpose wiTh a Tew oT The year's acTivi- Ties including monThly boTTle drives and clean-up around The school and spending a weekend aT ArlingTon Echo where They planTed Trees and shrubs - a big con- servaTion proiecT. BoTh clubs carried ouT Their ideas and enjoyed doing iT. je. ,W , 'T , - ABOVE: ECOLOGY CLUB - FRONT ROW: L Kruger, R. EnsenaT, J. Emge, C. Hare, K. Kraliclc. L l-loTTman, E. WinTersTein. BACK ROW: S. Cham bers, l-l. Wagner, Mrs. Olexia, adviser, V. Gray, P Duhamel, J. l-loTmann, L. McDermoTT, J. Rhyne TOP: PEP CLUB - FRONT ROW: C. WenTworTh S. PeTroslci, l-l. Williams, T. Williams, B. Lapp, J Thomas. BACK ROW: K. lvleclicus, B. Ridgley, C McNe-el, C. DonaT, J. Cox, J. TuTlco.

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KBOVE RIGHT: Sharon Warehime Turns pages for xccompanisf Karen Medicus as Mrs. Neflenback iirecfs Hue Ensemble. TOP LEFT: Barbara Brockle- hurs? sings a seledrion from Godspell. TOP RIGHT: One of fhe 'Five male singers in Hwe Chorus. Bob defkndrade sings our.