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

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5tudy! Study! Study! Have you evei sat in class won- dering what your teachers were like during their high school days? Did they sit in class acting like perfect little angels while their teachers lectured, or did they sit in the back of their classrooms pass- ing notes about their hot date last Saturday night? They tell us to sit down, be quiet, take notes and study. Did they do that? Didn ' t they aa like teenagers once upon time? Be real, of course they did! Wouldn ' t you think even Andover teachers daydreamed and slept through an occasional class? Are they really as smart as we think they are? It is true Andover teachers are the finest teachers any school could have, but were they the fin- est students any other teacher could have? Mr. Okuniewski Math B Law { French B + English A Potsdam University New York Mr. Johnson Math C French B Science B + English D- Fordson High School Ms. Swarts Math Business Science English Davison High School

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Support Staff Few people realize the role the support staff plays in our school. They are responsible for the school ' s physical ' appearance as well as the food the students are served. We have two parking lot attendants monitor- ing the students ' cars as well as keep- ing the lot functioning. Our custo- dial staff makes sure that the school remains pleasant and the lunch staff makes sure that the students ' meals are well-balanced and delicious. Without these people and their hard work, Andover would not function very well. Top: Theresa Augistinac, Betty Studnicki, Jackie Groat, Gloriann Haitz, Gretchen Arnold. Bottom: Kitchen leader Shirley Lane. Eva Smith, Marlene Spooner. Not Pictured: Eleanor Frasa, Karen Franklin, Shirley Miesel Faculty 31

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Say it again . . . Okuniewski: You beccha! Hite: I hive answered that question be- Vance: N ' Oubllez pas que je vous aime! on ' t forget that I love you!) Mr. Kwasney: Okey Dokey, Smokey! Mr. Blait: Basically Hutdle: Hypothetically speaking Mouter. See you in summet school! Mi. Buford: The buck stops here. Would you choose teaching as a career again knowing what you know now? Ms. Kelliher Yes. it keeps you young, but at the same time gives you gtay hair. Mr. Okuniewski: It is too early to tell. Ms. Hite: It makes no difference; I have already lost my mind. Ms. Williams: Yes, as a matter of fact, I do not regret my decision to become a teacher at all, in fact I enjoy it! Mr. Hoydic: Yes, since I am an Artist Teacher it gives me a chance to practice both. Anonymous: Yes, having summers off is great! Every school has an assistant principle, but none have one like Andover ' s Dr. Symington. As assistant principal. Dr. Symington ' s list of administrative duties runs long. Under his guidance, athletic assem- blies and banquets. Senior Commencement and the Senior Party are made possible. Dr. Symington assists Mr. Toma in staff evaluations as well as supervision. Dr. Symington also works with student govern - ment. the science and physical education departments, and the police liason. These duties listed are only a fraction of those Dr. Symington must perform and attend to on a daily basis. We applaud his excel- lence.