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

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Uncommon Friends The definition of siblings is two or more people sharing one common parent. Not only do siblings share at least one parent, they may also share many other things: a bathroom, a home, a car, clothes, a bedroom, and maybe even a friendship. How would you like to share some of these things and then also have to share Andovers halls. ' ' Here are a few brothers and sisters sharing our school. Features on the top left are Becky and Joe Lash, and Teresa and Grace Nam. On the bottom left are Jessica and JoAnne Purtan and Courtney and Katie Robbins. On the top right are Kirk and Andre Guanco, in the center right are Matt and Travis Green, and on the bottom right are Cory and Trisha Clarke. 46 Student Life

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Attention: cafeterias can damage your health There are many things for a freshman to watch out for in the Andover cafeteria. Let ' s face it, the BVI is an experience ail its own. Before choosing a seat, a freshman should check above him for pickles, on the seat for possible spilled Coke, and to the side for smeared mustard on the walls. Next he must decide if the burritos are really as gross as they look, and if a burger would be any better. Are the fries good today? If he eats the onion rings, will he blow his 6th hour class away with his breath? Also, is it cool to put cream cheese on a bagel? By the time he has decided what to get, the line has become as long as the line at Bloomingdale ' s on the day after Christmas. After he finally arrived back at his table, he discovers that it has been overrun by Seniors whose mischievous smiles suggest that a food fight is imminent. Maybe he should have spent his lunch hour in the library. Lisa Bass Revolution? No, this was not a commimist organization designed to overthrow democracy in a Bolshevik revolution. Although they did plant spies in the French and Spanish clubs, their main goal was to learn about Russian culture, aside from political views. After naming a Czar and choosing Russian names, they enhanced their vocabulary with such Russian words as Da and their palate with a Russian dinner. Overall the comrades enjoyed an interesting cultural experience. First Row: J. Braun. Second Row: K. Droboi, N. Ballard, T. Clarke. Third Row: D. Paulioski, C. Addison. J. Freedland. Fourth Row: M. Azarbayejaoi, P. Morse, B. Hogden, E. Dujovny. Student Life 4

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Stand By Me Ten years after graduation as you rummage through a trunk of high school momentos — a senior yearbook, half a football ticket, piaures from the prom, report cards from your freshman year — you will not remember your sopho- more grade point average, your physic teachers name, Or your locker combination. You will, remember, as many say, the greatest part of high school: the friends that were made over tlie years. Friends are people with whom you shared your innermost feelings and thoughts, those people who spent not only the good times with you, but also endured the bad. Friends are the people that make school a little more bearable and a lot more fun.