Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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LinCOln'S HBe Mine Dancers move drecrnily in the Valentine atmosphere of Be Mine Giving his cull, Ioe Sienkiewicz treats the dcmcers to CI solo 4 r W W 19

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Exchange programs triangled Germany, Sweden, Cooley Exchange programs enabled Kathy Soroos, Elaine Blandino, ancl Helga Cfenschmar to live in other countries to learn aloout different customs and people. Under the auspices ot the American Field Service ex- change, Kathy traveled to La- holm, a town on the southwest coast of Sweden, and Cooley gained Helga during her senior year. Elaine's trip was spon- sored by the Michigan Council ot Churches' Youth tor Under- standing program. lit Itllllll l if flbl LMW Kathy Soroos shows a souvenir she brought from her summer in Sweden under the A.F.S. program. Elaine Blandino and Helga Genschrnar point out on a German map the towns of Hamburg, where Elaine spent the surnmer, and Stuttgart, Helga's home. 21