Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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fe ABOVE: The members of 'rhe largesf club a1'And- over, Hue NHS, pose 'For a group slwof

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4 Money - always a problem BRCKEI THAT'S WHAT THE VAR- SITY A CLUB was This year. Well, noT exacTly. They did end The year wiTh 58, buT losing money on Their annual dance and selling sweaTers, Tee shirTs and iaclc- eTs wiTh Andover wriTTen on Them aT cosT cuT Their Tund raising reTurns. I wanTed To spread The name oT The school around, sTaTed RoberT Nichols, sponsor. He ThoughT This was accom- plished as many oT The iTems were ordered and sold. So even Though Their acTiviTies didn'T bring in any money, The leTTermen did boosT school spiriT. On The oTher hand The NaTionaI Honor SocieTy, anoTher selecTive organizaTion ended The year wiTh more money Than They ThoughT. From Their paper drives and candy sales, The group neTTed abouT 5600. 0uT oT This They voTed To give Two senior members, Karen AlbrighT and David LinThicum, S50 boolc scholarships. WiTh The resT oT The money They boughT pins and honor cords Tor graduaTion7 and when The bill Tor The cords was less Than anTicipaTed, They ended The year wiTh abouT S I 50 in Their Treasury. The club also disTribuTed The S500 prize money Trom IT's Academic in Ten S50 boolc scholarships To seniors. ABOVE: VarsiTy A club members, C. lvlarlcowslci, Neilson, J. Brannock, M. SmiTh, unpack mugs which ber Susan Edmunds sells candy aT The canTeenT E, AmaTi, K. Lloyd, E. Koucheravy, G. Chrisilcos, B. were given To Them as souvenirs. TOP: NHS mem- help The club raise money

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216 Cheerleaders revive tradition of Mr, Andover MR, ANDOVER! WhaT's ThaT? quesTioned many people. This year The cheerleaders decided To renew The old TradiTion oT Mr, Andover and make some money aT The same Time. In a penny voTe conTesT, Fran DuTTy won, ouT OT a Tield oT six. CompeTiTion was Tierce espe- cially among The girl admirers, so The ToTal inTake was over SI7O. AT a pizza parTy held aTTer The Brooklyn Park bas- keTbaII game, The cheerleaders pres'- enTed Mr. Andover wiTh a plaque. This was iusT one oT The cheerleaders' proiecTs To make money Tor pep buses. The cheerleaders also sold EasTer eggs. candy bars, and green and gold shakers. BuT, mosT oT Their Time They spenT in many long hours oT pracTice. IT sTarTed in The hear oT The summer Tor camp and ended in The same heaT oT The nexT sum- mer. A group oT These girls aTTended an lnTernaTional Cheerleading EoundaTion camp held aT UMBC Trom July 22 To July 27. While aT camp, They received The spiriT award and a whiTe ribbon. WiTh Their pracTices and The addiTion oT Two people To The prep squad, The girls were able To cover all sporTing evenTs and give more supporT. TOP LEFT: Army SergeanT PaTsy DuTTy drills The crowd aT Big A NighT. TOP RIGHT: Riding on The Homecoming TIoaT, CaThie Cammer leads The crowd in a cheer. ABOVE: COMBINED SOUADS - FRONT ROW: D. Hamer, C. Banke, K, Hag- erTy. SECOND ROW: C. Mannion, P. Harper, S. PeTroski, K. Billman, M. Saboori, D. Hook. P- Endres. THIRD ROW: M. Daciek, C. Cammer. J- EasTIand, A. Bonovich, J. TuTko, M. DuTTy, C. Arm- sTead. M. Viehmeyer, I.. I.. Eloycl. TOP: P. DuTTy, K- AIbrighT, C. ClusTer.