Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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New :ag o-. yf:??fs e. ,. i J Hg Darlene Stracke crowned Homecommg Queen HOMECOMING I974 BEGAN WITH a gusTy bonTire The nighT oT November 2, Tollowed by a pizza parTy in The caTeTeria. These Two evenTs raised spiriT To a high piTch in Time Tor The Tes- TiviTies The nexT day. GeTTing Things sTarTed, The TradiTional Homecoming Parade led oTT SaTurday aT l p.m. Two TloaTs, The Blaclc CulTure Club and The Arrow. parTicipaTed, Tollowed by The annual game and The crowning oT The Homecoming Queen. AT halTTime, Darlene STraclce was crowned by Nancy Doelle, lasT Year's queen. Various clubs and organizaTions presenTed her wiTh remembrances oT The day. The giTTs included an auTographed TooTball and soccer ball, Tlowers, a sTuTTed animal, a waTch, a braceleT, and a necklace. Ending The aTTernoon's evenTs enThusi- asTically, The Andover Archers deTeaTed The Brooklyn Bees I8-6. LaTer ThaT evening Jeremiah provided The music aT The Homecoming Dance held Trom 8 To II. The caTeTeria deco- raTed along a 50's Theme and paper sTars displayed The names oT laTe nighT movie idols. AT IO:OO Jeramiah became Jimmy Joy and The GooTer Boys, a greaser band, and played a solid hour oT roclc and roll music. For The homecoming alumni as well as The Andover sTudenTs The evening was a nosTalgic success.

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. Ati T ABOVE: Signifying school spiriT, The Toofball dummy burns. TOP LEFT: Homecoming princess, Karen Albright TOP RIGHT: Homecoming prin- cess, Cheryl Banlce. RIGHT: AT halTTime, Darlene STraclce receives her crown. OPPOSITE TOP: Homecoming princesses Cindy Ferree, Donna Jan- son, Judy Thomas, and queen Darlene STraclce. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Ready for The game, Chuck Allers bursTs Through The hoop held by cheerleaders Julie EasTland and Linda Floyd. ci- Nm.. 'Z W Ang, 1-T f. 'J' gf , 1

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, ,.,-.,, Play wins superior rating THE BRICK AND THE ROSE, TirsT presenTed aT Andover in I97I, came To The sTage again This year wiTh a diTTerenT casT oT Jay Vogel, Sandy Nehring, Tom O'Brien, Debi Hamer, Ken lrwin, Don Salcers, Dave Colfer, Denise Ballard, and Mary Miller. The school viewed The serious play abouT a drug addicT, January IB, aT Two assemblies. The Tollowing week, The casT and direcTor, Mrs. lvlargueriTe Yano- viTch, Traveled To The CounTy Play FesTi- val aT Glen Burnie High, where They received special recogniTion Tor BesT AcTing Ensemble and a superior raT- ing lThe highesTl Trom Two ouT oT Three iudges. The group also aTTended The Regional l:esTival and was well received by boTh judges and audience. Originally inTended as a collage Tor voices lmeaning ThaT This parTicular play was noT meanT To be acTed ouTl The Brick and The Rose had To be alTered slighTly because oT iTs lengTh - over an hour- and sTaging was added. l i I ABOVE: As The NarraTor, Denise Ballard explains To The audience The evenTs surrounding Tomr'ny's liTe. TOP: ln one oT The play's Tew humorous momenTs Jay Vogel. Don Salcers, Dave Cofer, Ken Irwin and Tom O'Brien enacT a pool room sequence.