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

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The Model United Nations is into its second year at Patch. The M.U.N. is open to all students who are then selected by competitive exams, research papers, and oral presentations. The number of participants is ten. The students prepare themselves early in the school year to play the role of the United Nations delegates. The Model setting of the United Nations General Assembly is at the Hague, The Netherlands. The stu- dents deal with the same issues that are being dealt with at the real U.N. in New York. They must play realistic roles and do so by intensive study of their country's cul- tural economic, and political environment. This year, the Patch M.U.N. represented Japan, which was recently elected to the Security Council as a non-Permanent member. - - nv 95 N-1-.-,gg Top: Georg Kirchgasser, and Liz Alvarez reacting to news that they will be representing Japan. Middle: MUN Group Left and right: Parliamentary procedure practice and the A General Assembly 1 STC hi N 128

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HARMONY EXPRESS ...-....-.t-- - .- -- ...I .. .. uu- Top Row: Miss Dawson, Scarlett Bertish, Tracy Moats, Denyse Forte, Rhonda Bales, Mari Vega, Holly Kambrod, Anne McNichoIas Bottom Row: Donnell Partin, Mary Beth Heffernan, Michael Nail. Not Pictured: Matt Bader, Joe Withrow. The Patch Harmony Express Choral Ensemble came out on key earning considerable donations for the evergrowing music pro- gram in the school. Under the talented guidance of Miss Dawson, the ensemble kept quite busy throughout the year with perform- ances ranging from N.C.O. and Officers clubs, to church services. The twelve member group practiced on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at lunch. One bass member, Mike Nail, was quoted as saying, I like singing at lunch, I eat my salami sandwich with 'whoopee' mustard on it, and I can even hit Soprano notes that the girls can't! This year will lose eight members Iseniorsl of the express, who say its been a great experience for the future. Surely next years group will have their hands full in matching previous appearances of the 1980-81 ensemble. THE ENTERTAINEF1' Joe Withrow

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Donna Booher, Denise Picard, and Katrina Salo talk to Mr. Frese fsponsorl about articles for the next issue of the Paw Print. PA W PRINT x.y Picard, and Donna Booher, staff members from left to right: Ryanne Kelton, Katrina Salo, Joanna Hadley, Den- The Paw Print, the official school newspaper, published news of the various activities spon- sored by PAHS. Included in the paper were sports articles, biographical information on new teachers, poetry, and students say- ings. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Frese, the Paw Print was published several times during the school year and provided interest- ing information for all students and faculty members. 'Qc M., Q' Donna Boher works on an article for the next paper.