Aitkin High School - A Book Yearbook (Aitkin, MN)

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Music for the neighbors, aye 676161 if ffm Christoph Keller, our foreign exchange student, hails from Munich, Germany, where he lives with his parents and four brothers. His father is Professor of History and Art at Frank- fort University. Christ as he is better known .to us, came to Aitkin early in August of 1959, to spend one year at the Melvin Forsberg home, He was sponsored by the MYF of the Methodist Church. 'In comparing his own school, Berchtesjoben, 8 private school for boys, with AHS, Chris slaiid, ln Germany you go to school to learn, then he quickly added, Oh yes, you learn here too, but you have fun along with it. Here school is like a. second home! His subjects this year included: American History, English, social, solid geometry, chemistry and choir. In addition, Chris is taking French, Latin and physics by cor- respondence. Most surprising thing about America: Not all things are big! Most interesting experience: The warm-heartedness of the people. New tihings Chris has done since coming: Water-skiing. trombone lessons, cfurch and school choir, debate, public school games sand dances, and attending the Minnesota State Fair! 1It was terrific and biglj Chris feels th-at he has learned a lot from his stay in Amer- ica, but we at AHS feel thatChris has done a lot for us. Know- ing him has been a valuablgfexperience for us all, and we sincerely hope he'l1 always have a soft spot in his heart for Aitkin and Aitkin High Svhool as Je sw Q97 dying K' , iii ' E55-T VT1if15Si??3??ii5isi-2 ',2gLQ1g1 : f-W ii5,222241?H'25f2,..q:- felis 75-Q f rr Wipe' Nploosh' ' 4' . f-s s-1. 11ers-f fuff.-fifr if L ' A H . ,., ,.,, 'f' f 1 I - liggliitf lif ' ' Ci e, 'lin g' f5f,'.ilLf' Wf fdisi K . f i s ' if K ' Y . .. - . - - f , ..' ,. .. . g .,,, l ,ll . Q - - - 1,4 25 Kris and Monica lexchange student from Finland .at Vir- ginial sing at a District MYF meeting. MYF Dresen MYF Halloween Party, is Kris with 3, Bij L ookout, Kris is at it again!! b Kris on the Air at KLIZ X Y K li ,M v' W yur-' Q A 4- -it ,Q ',,'l,-ws. i 'Q 549825 if-ink 'f -'rf-I M57-W Kris takes the part of in a. live Nativity Scene