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

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A D V E R T I t is very hard to think of things to say on a division page. We debated telling you about the production costs of a yearbook, and the people who advertised with us. We could tell you about the effort in making this book or the process involved in printing a 272 page publication. We could discuss our theme, but if you do not understand it by now, it ' s too late. We could say a few more corny things or comment on politics and life in our time. Finally, we decided to encourage you to patronize our advertizers. Please patronize our advertisers. We would also like to thank them for their support. -The Editors

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-■.msmuoMn, Practices i iJS ss ' ? Oh coach, not again! These words ring throughout the gym, pool, track, football field and baseball diamond as the athlete pushes himself to the limit. These rituals, called practices, are physical torture to better the athlete for that week ' s win or loss. Every sport at Andover demands a lot out of every single athlete. Andover sports are well recognized throughout state. Our students work hard to fit sports into their schedule. They put up with old school uniforms, crowded facilities, and irregular practice schedules. Andovers coaches are very demanding and will n ot tolerate absences from practice. Many of them demand at least 2 days a week of weight room time from all athletes. Many practices start in the mid -summer in the 80 degree heat, or in the winter and fall where temperatures might reach the freezing point. For all the athletes who have put in a hard day ' s work, this one ' s for you! Feature 227

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