Andover High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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J u N i l Juniors are not as childish as Sophomores and Freshmen nor are they as sophisti- cated as Seniors. They lie somewhere in between, caught in the middle. They are too young for college applications yet they are too old for the MEAP. Where exactly do Juniors stand? They are the ones who unite the school body. Usually they are the ones receiving the biggest hassle from Andover faculty and students. There are jobs Seniors will not simply do because they are Seniors and the underclassmen simply cannot do. This leaves the Juniors. At this age, Juniors are ready to explore new beginnings, face more challenges and learn new ideas. It is a stage in life where they truly discover themselves. Andover Juniors have progressed very well through the years. As Freshmen they acted like Freshmen. As Sophomores they made fun of the Freshmen and as Juniors they are looking forward to being Seniors. They are facing the hardest year now, but it is almost over. They are learning and struggling everyday only because they know hard work brings rewards. The class of ' 88 is a dynamic Junior class and Andover is looking forward to the day when they will be Seniors. They are all truly great and fabulous!

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Just a reminder About three years ago, the Students Against Drunk Driving program was started at Andover. The purpose of SADD is to stop drinking and driving; their motto is, If you ' re going to drink, DON ' T drive. Right before Winter Holiday Break, SADD staged a mock accident to shock the students into the reality of drinking and driving. They had excellent cooperation from the Board Office and the Police and Fire departments of Bloomfield Hills. Comments from the student -participants were great: One student participant said the mock accident really did frighten her because when the EMS bandaged her body, she lost her mobility. She could not even turn her head to see how her friends had fared in the accident. Another SADD student be- lieved the mock accident would be a worthless exercise; but after participating in it, he felt differently and was convinced that there is indeed danger in drinking and driving.

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