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

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Get involved in Chamber Singers Mr. Bruce Snyder directed the Chamber Singers select ensemble, and changed 20 Andover juniors and seniors from ordinary musically talented stu- dents to professionals. The male and female singers sang everything from pieces of music dating back from the I600 ' s to current music written today. They averaged about fifty concerts this year per- forming at schools, churches, and festivals. With the ladies ' beautiful red dresses and the men ' s hand- some tuxedos, the Chamber Singers ' appearance dazzled its audiences just as much as their voices did. Congratulations Chamber Singers on your jobs well done! First Row J. Pipple. K. Duda, H. Hill, E. Leung, M. Frank. T. George, A. Carnes. G. Chung, J. Purtan. Second Row M. Bal- dwin. J. Scizino, K. Yessayan, R. Larson, L. Blouch, P. Starkel, B. Kenty, A. Tucker, H. Young, A. Coriez, V. Leung.

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Get involved in , ' . ' ' , ' , -»i •♦ ' m The Big Bad Baron Marching Band, directed by Mr. Bob Ambrose, consists of 80 talented musicians. The Marching Band competed in many festivals, one being the District Marching Festival in which they received a Division I rating — the highest possible rating. They also entertained during half-time performances at home football games providing fans and parents with breathtaking shows. Color guard captains Becky Cut- ting and Julie Juip led the other eight guards who performed with the band providing beautiful colorful visual effects. Drum Majors were Lynn Candela, Steve Reap and Ann Pero. Congratulations to all of you on your sensational performances! Featured on the upper left hand corner is the 1986 Marching Band. In the lower left hand corner are the 1986 Drum Majors: Lynn Candela, Steve Reap and Ann Pero. In the lower left hand corner are the 1986 Color Guards.

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Get involved in JILLS Andover ' s honor vocal ensemble, the Jills, under the direc- tion of Mr. Bruce Snyder, began its 32nd year with a sensation- al start by singing the National Anthem at Cobo Hall for President Reagan. These ten juniors and seniors auditioned among many others for the honorable title of a Jill last spring. They were selected for performances on music theory, sight reading, bell ringing, blend and voice. Character, responsibil- ity, and personality were other important aspects in choosing the ladies. They performed in places ranging from hospitals to international conventions entertaining crowds of 25 to 1400 people. Organized in 1955, this tradition of excellence still continues today. It is a privilege and great honor to be a Jill of Andover High School, and Andover wishes them nothing but the best in their musical careers. First Row: K. Yoo, S. Resnick. Second Row: V. Siorm, W. Rhein, N. Bucher, I. Sherman. Third Row: C. Weiss, S. McLean, B. Allen, T. Walsh.