Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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I I 1.Mr.F1'u5her presents Rich Thayer with his trophy. 2. Is Mr. Reed being blinded by rhe cam- era flash or Keith's charm? 3. Mrs. Tribe gives Tammi Stickland the ,2v.N. I i 1 . Crisco award. 4. Muchas gracias, senora. 5. Sophomore Amcricanism test winners Bob Desko receive their award from a tired Mr. Reed, 6. My Miss Kuney, what cold hands you have! 198 Recognitions and Barb Sido

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W2-ATT? ' .ang .. 2' K 'f',t,.'s3?.:s ' :fi ln .ug -vi ,' 'Q- The year I spent in the United States of America was filled with strange experiences which I shall always remember. I would like to thank the Reyes family for accepting me into their home and sharing their life with me for half a year. I am grateful to the people who gave me the opportunity to come to this country, and to the people, my friends and the other numerous people I met here, who made my stay so very, very worthwhile. jelle Hoekstra Holland I came here to America for the main purpose of experiencing people and myself in a foreign or strange surrounding which was mainly represented by the family and school life. During the year I had the tremendous fortune to live with the McKimmy family who shared much of their life with me. The American school system was of special inter- est for me because it differs in its structure and the way pupils are taught. School seemed to be most of the time a game you play and at the end you get a 'per called diploma. Especially obvious, it was reflected in the way pupils conduct, express, and study. The many activities seem to make school to be ch, much more fun or is it only a matter to escape real academical advancement? Mainly it was a matter of better understanding among the whole dent body. But summing up, I want to say that America in its magnificent differences and still remaining possibilities has impressed me tremendously and rely has opened my conscience with its many faults and its greatness at the same time. Foreign Exchange Students 197

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Rich Thager wins M, pf? T 2' L i wliiiigif' P ia-lgk x ., AVV, fi E Voice of Democracy' confesi The annual awards day for Anthony Wayne North was Tuesday, May 20. The assembly was open to all juniors and seniors and those sophomores who had tickets. Mr. Jennings was Master of Ceremonies. Mrs. Bradley presented awards to Peggy Fisher and Sally Witzler in recognition of their four years of service as student librari- ans. Barb Sido won the Latin award for two years of work and Miss Kuney announced Brenda Hughes and Kim Richards outstand- ing Latin club members. Jana Boyer received the Spanish award for the fourth year level from Mrs. Cox. Tammi Strickland won the Crisco award from the Home Ec department. The V.F.W. sponsored Voice of Democ- racy essay contest was won by Rich Thayer. His essay was written on the subject of My Responsibility as a Citizen. Rich read his essay at the Memorial Day ceremony in Watewille. Mr. Frusher from the V.F.W. presented the award. The American Legion sponsored the Americanisrn test for sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The winners were sophomores Barb Sido and Bob Desko, juniors Kelly Cichy and Keith Gaspar, and seniors Pat Hill and Dave Plassman. Recognifions 199