Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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NJOYS AMERICAN LIFE Gunnar relaxes with an American magazine. Q 'S 'Btwn wi EN New friends include the Henderson family dog. Raiding the refrigerator in any country is fun! 35

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GUNNAR BERGLUN Student Council occupied Gunnar every There is always studying to be done. Friday. Gunnar Berglund, from Lulea, Sweden, was A. H. S. 's 1966-67 exchange student. Residing with the Henderson family of 154 State Ave. , he has enjoyed his stay in America. Gunnar listed deer hunting, Golden Glove Boxing in Saginaw and making new friends as important events out of the countless activities he has experienced this year. Upon arrival back in Sweden, Gunnar plans to pursue a career in medicine, but he hopes to return to the U. S. A. some day. During his stay in Alpena, Gunnar took an active interest in local and national affairs. He has formed quite emphatic opinions on topics ranging from the Viet Nam war to the move to the new school. Gunnar has taken American History, Civics, Senior Math, Biology, and English during his residence here. He has also participated in Student Council, Cross Country, Boxing, and track. Gunnar chats with fellow member of the Cross Country team. 'A+-vi X 1 6 ,J . A... Vx 34

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HONOR SOCIETY UPHOLD9 EXCELLENCE 1' .Uv if gy 'Hsu NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, QM? 2-9-5 Vs if Membership in the National Honor Soci- ety is made up of students who have attained a high standard of excellence in academic achievement. Students who maintained an average of 94.5 took part in many events in v o 1 ving scholarships. Invitations were extended to p r o s pe c tive members by a teacher committee. Good citizenship, serv- ice to school, and character were also cri- teria used in selecting new members. In the spring, the society held a banquet for its members and their parents.