Andover High School - Archer Yearbook (Linthicum, MD)

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Judy Sulsky Mrs. Sulsky supervises The ma'rh lab during fourrh period. P Joseph Bufler Mahmoud Adioodani Richard Bohonek Alice Evans Deborah Baker Harrie+ Grice

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Students work hard for college crecht AFTER AN ABSENCE of Tour years, Advanced ChemisTry reTurned To The sci- ence curriculum. BuT iT had someThing new To oTTer - college crediT, STudenTs in Advanced PlacemenT ChemisTry, by passing a TesT in May, received eighT hours oT crediT, saving Them abouT S200 in college expenses. BuT The six seniors in The class, Marlon Graham, Gene GarreTT, Sandy l-larTzell, David Coleman. Mike Owens, and Jim CraTTon. had To meeT rigid sTandards To receive The college crediT, such as Three lab hours and Three lecTure hours per John Meslcow lv1iTchell Flegal week. Thus led To many acTiviTy periods spenT in The chem room, where The sTu- denTs, under insTrucTor Mr. John McBride, researched such areas as lcineT- ics and chemical Thermodynamics. Advanced PlacemenT ChemisTry also gave a new loolc To science TaciliTies, wiTh The purchase oT S2500 in chemical equip- menT, including Three SarTorius analyTical balances. This course gave more varieTy To sci- ence sTudies aT Andover .and will be a basis Tor TuTure improvemenT oT The sci- ence curriculum. John lv1cBride BGVVY Fe-BIO Fred Nerg Gall Kellel'