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

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FIELD TRIPS Cheylene Keating on the train to Rothenburg. An aerial view of the city. 150 'nv Here we come, walking down the street . . . A 'R Patch students enjoy the High Life of Rothenburg Germany. 'wgzssf-sf s W ' V JSM, ,., The wall surrounding the city of Ftothenburg.

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l King Tut's golden mask. The Selket at the King Tut exhibit in Munchen. Photo: Margaret Busing. Printed in Germany. This year our school has been able to partici- pate in many field trips. On October 8, 1980 the students in the German classes went by train to Ftothenburg. This trip, like all trips was fun for the students as well as being edu- cational. Field trips give the student a chance to see the country and the many different customs that represent Germany. The school was fortunate in being able to go to the King Tut exhibit in Munchen. Over 400 students participated in this activity spon- sored by the social studies dept. Not to be outdone by the S.S. dept., the science dept. had their own field trip to the University of Stuttgart's zoology dept. The junior high went to the Christmasmart in Stuttgart. The Falken-Pektoral at the exhibit in Munchen. . I 'Mi It L.. Junior high students at the Christmasmart in Stuttgart.