Alexander M Patch American High School - Andenken Yearbook (Stuttgart, Germany)

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'Q I : fwfr c G .i l'Q!5SW it A J 4 'N 'Ti Housing cries of drunken festivity were not the only acts of wild abandon in which PAHS students partook of on the econ- omy this year. Brawling, pelting elderly German matrons with rotten tomatoes, overturning Fiats, and collecting Ger- man flags were popular activities. The notorious Renegade Army of PAHS was usually the instigator of these barbaric acts. Many a German will attest to the enthusi- asm with which Patch High School stu- dents participated in field trips. Who can ever forget the siege of Nurnburg by Mr. Dobner's German classes? Or the way in which ecstatic busloads of Humanities' students reacted to the Maulbronn Mon- astery with such a lack of reverence? There are certainly few Germans Qparticu- larly the polizei J who have not heard of Patch High School,thanks to the success- ful spirit of intercultural mix irrepressible in our student body. 24 - Intercultural Mix if -Q KKK-'Sap gf' .,+ Asc

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Patch Dances the Night Away JAVA 1. Mrs. Mullinix, senior class advisor, gets in on the dancing. 2. The atmosphere during the Dedication Dance was formal, but cozy. 3. Three GI's volunteer their disc jockey services for the benefit of the students. 4. Mary Kay Johnston finds her partner entertaining for the duration of a song. 5. Steve Manspeaker and his date get down at a Junior sponsored dance. 6. Queen Tina Murray and Attendant Kim Banton dance with Marty Serrentino and Curtis Jacobs during a spe- cial song devoted to the Dedication Court. 7. Seniors Greg Murphy and Debbie Riddle make a great dancing couple at the Christmas Dance. 2

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ntercultural ix 2 Q 2 3- ... if Q .QQ .S ff? 7 LL.b -L, . .if S . ,, I f 4 1. Mr. Dobner trying to explain Fasching to a German Class. 2. PAHS students giving a friend an interesting view of the duck pond at Maul- bronn. 3. Mr. Dobner instructing a band of visiting German students. 4. Four students completely fascinated by the awesome Maulbronn Mon- astery. 5. Gary Brown, Tony Burns, and Mike Bruffy get the message at the Monastery. 6. The scene changes to culturaI shock with the Renegade Army hitting the German economy for springtime maneu- vers. 7. Many students came to Nurnburg just to see the beautiful cathe- dral. 8. The majority of Patch students spent money on Christmas trink- ets. 25