Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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RIGHT: Sophomore Louis Kimble breaks lhe 'rape for a viclory in lhe IOO. BELOW: Bill Turner easily clears IO' in 'rhe counly pole vaull compefilion. BOTTOM LEFT: INDOOR TRACK - FRONT ROW: K. Skillman lmgr.l, A. Smifh lmgr.l, L. Kimble, B. Goelz. M. Hry- hylc. SECOND ROW: S. Wehn, G. Birx, J. Dewaal, D. Linlhicum, J. Manns. M. Graham, G. McLeslcey. BACK ROW: Coach Saylor, D. Drenner, T. Warehime, E. Koucheravy, W. Sohl, J. Newcomb, B. Eilel, C. Marine lmgr.l. BOTTOM RIGHT: School record-holder John Dewaal flashes pasl Severna Park runner in home- slrefch. ' ,Xw'.adi A C. -'FM' P .., -- .w xx Q dggcgillg. . s V

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Softballers streak to winning season STREAKS PLAYED A LARGE PART in The Archer girls' soTTball success This sea- son. The girls had Two long sTrings oT vic- Tories, one oT Tive games and one oT Tour games, which paced Them To a sTrong Third place Tinish in The counTy wiTh an overall record oT IO-4. The Team had a lcnaclc Tor winning The close ones wiTh Tive oT Their wins being decided by Two runs or less. To win The close games, a Team musT have a sTrong deTense and This Team was no excepTion. Anchored by Joyce Emge, The smooTh- esT shorTsTop in The counTy in The words oT Coach EnTsminger, The Archers had a Tine deTensive inTield To back up number one piTcher Donna STiTh. l-lowever, The Team also had some Tine hiTTers. Connie Hawks and Ellen ResTivo provided much oT The punch in a lineup which scored an average oT almosT eighT runs a game. The highlighT oT The season Tor The hiTTers on The Team came in The sevenTh game againsT Annapolis. AlThough The deTense leT down and gave up sixTeen runs To Annapolis, The oTTense came Through and scored a season-high nineTeen runs. The Archer girls deTiniTely had a Tine year, however according To Coach EnTs- minger They needed beTTer concenTra- Tion and poise To win The counTy. M

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Track Team busts three school records TOUGH BREAKS. This is how The Archer Track Team's season could be described in one phrase. Each oT The Archer's TirsT Two meeTs was decided by less Than haIT oT a second, as They boTh came down To The IasT race. These Tough Two losses seemed To seT The mood Tor The resT oT The season. The season was disappoinTing espe- cially because The Team had quiTe a Tew ouTsTanding individual perTormers, buT noT enough depTh in mosT evenTs. The besT perTormer on The Team had To be senior John Dewaal. He broke school records in boTh The mile, wiTh a Time oT 4130.8 and The 880, wiTh a Time oT 2:OI. He was also one oT only Two Archers To advance To The sTaTe meeT. OTher ouT- sTanding perTormers were Louis Kimble, who became co-holder oT The school IOO yard dash record, wiTh a Time oT IO.I, Bruce Fink, only oTher Archer To go To The STaTe meeT wiTh a second place in The discus, and Bill Turner, who broke The school record in The pole vaulT, wiTh a vauIT OT I I'2 . The indoor season was an unquaIiTied success in iTs TirsT year aT Andover. The Archers Tinished ninTh in The sTaTe meeT, deTeaTing such counTy powers as Arundel and NorTheasT. This Team produced And- over's TirsT sTaTe champion in Louis Kim- ble, who won The 50 yard dash. Coach Dennis Saylor did a Tine iob in condiTioning boTh Teams, wiTh his use oT compuTerized worIcouTs and his dedica- Tion in sTaying wiTh The Team every day Trom mid-winTer To IaTe spring. BELOW LEFT: Bob GoeTz warms up prior To a hard day's worIcouT. BELOW RIGHT: Four year veTeran Ed Koucheravy demonsTraTes The Fosbury Flop in The high jump. BOTTOM: OUTDOOR TRACK - FRONT ROW: C. Marine Imgr.I, K. Skillman Imgr.I L. Sohl Imgr.I, K. Medicus Imgr.I, K. Bock Imgr.I SECOND ROW: G. Gabler, B. EiTeI, S. EbberT, G. Farmer, M. Bock, B. GoeTz, G. Creel, D. Drenner. THIRD ROW: J. McCarTy, M. Graham, C. Mar- Icowslci, F. MeisTer, J. Powell, J. Manns, G McLesIcey, B. Nellenbaclc, J. Dewaal, Coach Saylor BACK ROW: D. LinThicum, J. Newcomb, W. Sohl E. Koucheravy, T. Warehime, B. Turner, J. Cum' mings. .Qsmli Rx ' si L.-