Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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RIGHT: Preparing Jrhe Miss Andover Showcase Pam Bradley, Sue Norris, Jane? Cox arrange The candida're's pic+ures. TOP LEFT: NEWSPAPER STAFF - FRONT ROW: Mrs. A. Springer, L. Crofsely, D. Johnson, J. Robinson, L. Meredi+h, D. Mays, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: W. Whea'rIey. J. DeWaaI, J. Barfh, N. Jennings, T. Obrien. G. ByTeIIa. BACK: G. Holmes, D. Linfhicum. TOP RIGHT: Thinking our new ideas for 'rhe Arrow Jeff Barfh. Judy Thomas, John Dewaal, spend Iong hours in The Arrow office. BOTTOM LEFT: Bringing home fhe Trophy for 'rhe bes+ yearbook in +he sfaie from The Maryland Press Conference Judy presenrs i+ fo Ed Koucheravy. BOTTOM RIGHT: YEAR- BOOK MEMBERS - FRONT ROW: S. May, S. Edmunds, T. Laureska. SECOND ROW: A. Priscilla, J. Keffelberger, C. McNeeI, E. Lis, D. Pumphrey, P. Mannion, K. Medicus, K. Zephir, T. Sobiski, M. Graham. BACK: G. Birx, K. Riggs, C, Barike, E. Koucheravy, pose for a picfure by sfaff phofogra- pher, Sreve Chambers. OPPOSITE: Yearbook sraff QO6S'If1GI'iV6.II S I ! I I , II

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Senate introduces WA D GOOD AFTERNOON! THIS IS WAND, RADIO 74. . . sounded ThroughouT The school every day as The STudenT SenaTe sponsored radio sTaTion came on The air. OperaTing Trom The new STudenT SenaTe oTTice and The PA room. Andover's WAND began broadcasTing music, announcemenTs, and TeaTures lsuch as The anTi-IiTTer Sin-Bin l in Janu- ary. This was only one oT The many services and accompIishmenTs oT The SenaTe dur- ing The pasT year. They conTinued To sponsor Homecoming TesTiviTies, Donlcey BasIceTbaII, The Awards and EIecTion assemblies, and The daily canTeen serv- ice. They iniTiaTed Gripe Day and Prin- cipaI's Buzz Sessions, which broughT up problems arising in school such as parlc- ing, The acTiviTies-Iunch period, or The energy crisis. ProducTion oT The school handbook, sponsoring WaIIcaThon hikers, holding a recepTion Tor The MonTreaI sTu- denTs and numerous oTher services Tilled Their busy schedule. In addiTion 30 sTudenTs represenTed Andover aT Two MASC ConvenTions and senT ouT The MASC newsIeTTer. Andover also hosTed a CRASC general meeTing and The CRASC banqueT wiTh board members and adminisTraTors. Overall, communicalrions were improved greaTly beTween Those who run The school sysTem and Those who live in iT -The sTudenTs. I 1 i LEFT: WAND engineer Riclc Barrows coordinaTes The records To be played on The radio sTaTion. ABOVE: STUDENT SENATE - ON LADDER AT LEFT: D. ChenoweTh, J. Dewaal, J. Robinson, S. Saul, D. Bohn, K. Riggs. P. Crouse. G. ByTeIla. ON LADDER RIGHT: D. STraclce, C. Marine, H. Wil' liams, R. Barrows. S. Edmunds, M. Williams, L. Ruby, D. ByTeIIa, M. NeumeisTer. ON GROUND: M. STieIper, N. CasamenTo, D. LinThicum, A. Mon- ego, S. ProperT, T. Hughes.

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Staffs work hard to improve publicatlons SPARKED WITH NEW ENTHUSI- ASM THE Archer and Arrow sTaTTs worked To produce beTTer publicaTions This year. lncreasing iTs number OT issues To eleven, The mosT ever, The newspaper sTaTT rushed To meeT Three week dead- lines. AdverTising sales proved To be a Tinancial success along wiTh Three paper drives, Three car washes, and money raised aT The sTudenT canTeen. King Zulu, his daughTer, iungle naTives, and Horace, The yearbook salesman pro- vided exoTic enTerTainmenT aT The year- book assembly, as The new sTaTT cam- paigned and sold subscripTions Tor This year's ediTion oT The Archer. ATTer selling a record 800 books. The sTaTT goT down To The real job oT geTTing The books To The press. When They received word in April ThaT The I973 Archer had won TirsT place in The sTaTe aT The Maryland ScholasTic Press AssociaTion ConvenTion, The sTaTT worked harder Than ever To come up wiTh a book ThaT would bring back The Trophy a second year. BoTh sTaTTs spenT long hours raising money and working Toward deadlines To come up wiTh Their besT ediTions. s A-If