Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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4 1 E2 TOP LEFT: BUT he hasn'T any money, HuberT, Lady BrocIchursT, Debbie GranT, poinTs ouT To Lord BrocIchursT, Ken Irwin, when he Tells her ThaT Their Iong-losT son Tony mighT be living here aT The Rivi- era. TOP RIGHT: Tony, The male lead played by Ken Lehman, sings QT a room in Bloomsbury dur- ing The BoyTriend. ABOVE: Ricardo Huguley and Anna Priscilla careTulIy balancing Trays, serve coTTee To The audience oT The BoyTriend. ABOVE RIGHT: Polly. The Temale lead held by Sandy Neh- ring, ThoughTTully ponders Tony's proposiTion Tor marriage.

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Vf 'Uev f 4-ji f ABOVE: Newly crowned Varsily A Oueen, Che ryl Banlce, receives 'Flowers 'From John Brannoclc, represenlafive of Varsily A Club. CENTER VARSITY A COURT - G. Birx, M. Saborri, J Ross, D. Taylor, M. Gun'rher, C. Ferree, C. Banlce 'fu C. Florey, K. Zephir, B. Walers, B. Vance, C. Allers. TOP: Jay Vogel, Debi l-lamer, and Ken Irwin por- 'rray various emofions during The Brick and 'rhe Rose. Lettermc-2n'5 choice HSNOVVED OUT! Tha1 s whal' hap- pened l'o The I974 Varsily A Dance. lnslead of being held on February 8 as planned, il had lo be rescheduled lor February l8. The nominees and crowd danced To The music of Polifesse while awailing The announcernenl of The winner. Finally Len- nie Cox, presidenl of The Varsily A club, crowned senior Cheryl Banke as Jrhe new queen. She was picked oul of a field of six, 'rwo girls from each class, in a penny vole.

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The Boyfriend entertains at dinner theater SIX SOPFIOMORE, JUNIOR, AND SENIOR GIRLS proved that getting a boytriend can be exciting in the spring musicaI this year, entitled The Boy- triendf' t'IeId on the evenings ot May 3, 4, and 5 and sponsored by the Andover Moth- ers' Ciub, the pIay was the tirst venture into the dinner theatre arena ever attempted by Andover. Directed by Robert Nichois, with Alden Shoup super- vising the musicai aspects, the show was very well received by both patrons and the cast, who served a tried chicken din- ner betore the 8:30 curtain in the cate- teria. Sarah Stewart, Charlotte Armstead, Doreen Zinnert, Brenda Brooks, Sharon Saul, and Sandy Nehring, spent three enthusiastic evenings trapping Dave Murph, Dave Coter, Bill Roiig, Frank Dutty, Ricardo I'IuguIey, and Ken Leh- man, into marriage. Other members ot the cast inciuded Sheree FehsenteId, Doug Albright, Mary MiIIer, Ken Irwin, Debbie Grant, Arthur Cox, Anna PrisciIIa, Meianie Burley, and Tom O'Brien who sang and danced their way through the play set in the gay and trivoious Paris ot I926. ABOVE LEFT: MuIti-miilionaires and their IittIe pets do it, sing Dave Coter and Charlotte Arm- stead, reterring to the Riviera, a new dance craze sweeping the south ot France. ABOVE: Mary Miller and Arthur Cox ioin in the tinale singing, I Could Be I-Iappy With You. BOTTOM LEFT: Fran Dutty, Bill Rolig, Dave Coter, Dave Murph, and Ricardo I-Iuguley show ott their daring costumes as they dance with Sarah Stewart in the Satety In Numbers routine.