Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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Black Cultural Club gets off to a good start TOP RIGHT: PanTomiming The PoinTer SisTers, CharloTTe Marine, Jolene Parker, JoAnne Hardy, and ClaudeTTe Parker perTorm Tor Big A NighT. BOTTOM RIGHT: FRONT ROW: J. Galloway, L. Proyonche, J. Goodwin, K. Oueen, W. Woodlon, C. ArmsTead. SECOND ROW: J. Parker, A. Car- Ter, M. Flemming, P. Garland, B. YaTes, R. l-lenson. M. Burley, C, Parker. Miss Mackel. BACK ROW: P. MaTlock, R. BosTon, L. Tallie, A, Mack, C. Arm- sTead, Mr. Jernigan, B. Edwards, C. Marine, Mr. Robinson, B. Brooks. BELOW: On Afro-American Regalia Day. CharloTTe Marine wears her daishiki To school. BLACK AWARENESS rose To new heighTs aT Andover wiTh The TormaTion oT The school's TirsT Black CulTural Club. Under The sponsorship oT Prince Jernigan and Cicero Robinson, The club meT Tues- days and Thursdays during The second halT oT The new acTiviTy-lunch period. To sTarT oTT The year righT, The 33 members enTered a TloaT in The Home- coming Parade and won TirsT place. The celebraTion oT Black l-lisTory Week highlighTed The year's acTiviTies. Begin- ning on February I6, The week saw a vari- eTy oT Black TuncTions. BulleTin boards TeaTuring Black hisTorians, club members wearing ATrican sTyles oT Tashion and a soul iammer day on WAND, The schools radio sTaTion, Took up The beTTer parT of The week. A Soul Food Sampler in which sTudenTs could sample TradiTional Black Toods cooked by The moThers oT The club, compleTed The week long celebra- Tion. For Their Tinal proiecT, The goup pres- enTed a combinaTion Tashion show and dance in The caTeTeria May 24. WiTh Their many acTiviTies The club had a busy TirsT year.

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Activities fill year for French and German Clubs TO ENHANCE THE LEARNING oT French people and how They live, Their cusToms, and Their ideas, eTc. ouTside OT a classroom siTuaTion, ThaT is The pur- pose oT The French Club according To PresidenT Joyce Emge. BoTh The French and German Clubs oT Andover TulTilled This purpose, Tilling The year wiTh many acTiviTies. WiTh greaTly increased membership and more involvemenT, The French Club Tocused iTs aTTenTion on more acTiviTies such as going To French producTions, res- TauranTs, counTries, eTc. The acTiviTies included a money-making LinThicum House Tour, OcTober I4, a visiT To a 'French resTauranT, Le Papillion, Decem- ber 7, a sTudenT exchange program beTween Andover French sTudenTs and sTudenTs Trom MonTreal in The laTTer parT oT The year, and The French caTe, Tor The second year in The spring. The pasT school year was a very TruiTTul one Tor The German Club also. WiTh proTiTs Trom German gummy bear and Toblerone candies, The club wenT To a German resTauranT and had several par- Ties ThroughouT The year. This year The regular German Club decided To exTend The club Through The summer. The club would be separaTe Trom The regular club wiTh iTs own oTTi- cers. Planning To meeT aT leasT Three Times a monTh, The summer German Club hoped To sponsor acTiviTies including pic- nics, pool parTies, bowling, and a Tew Trips To German TesTivals. BoTh clubs had a loT oT Tun in The acTiv- iTies They sponsored Tor The pasT school year. . fmnnla 7 7 7

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BELOW: Sfudenfs anxiously wail' +0 sample various Soul Food dishes 'rl'1a+ were served during +l1e lunch-ac'rivi'ry period. LEFT: Lydia Tallie waifs for Viclci Clouser's reacfion as she samples Soul Food prepared by 'rlwe Black Culfural Club during Black l'-lis+ory Week. Y W, .IQ 'jig nf N.,-4' I