Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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David Duford helps Andreas Hagen work on a problem in advanced math. So this is America? We have been honored to host four foreign exchange students, Yumi Fukuda from japan, Petter Andresen from Norway, and Andrea Hagen and Christian Schaefer from Germany. Yumi is from Nagano, Iapan, and has spent her year living with the Dennis McCracken family. She likes American schools because there's more freedom in them. In Iapan, the students have to wear uniforms. During the year she participated in basketball and softball. American people are very friendly. If I have a chance I would like to come back in the future, commented Yumi. Petter from Oslo, Norway, enjoys sports. During the school year he played football and basketball. He also enjoyed water skiing. Living with the Vaughn Massingill family, he got to travel to New York and Florida. Petter's favorite classes were Computers I and II. Andreas lived with the Dale Sturm family during his stay in Dundee. The only thing in America that he dislikes is that he can't drive. In Germany the cities are closer together so one can ride a bike here and there. I will never forget this school and my friends which mean a lot to me. You people gave me so much. Thanks to everybody, stated Andreas. What I learned here did not meet my expectations, but I was not disappointed at all, admitted Christian from Dusseldorf, Germany. Chris stayed with the Douglas Heinlen family. He likes the variety of classes in school, but his favorite was mechanical drawing. From Chris' point of view, the U.S. has the world's greatest radio sta- tions. Not every German student can say that he has an American high school diploma like Christian Schaefer can. Exchange Studentsf117

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After a softball game, Yumi Fukuda stays to watch band awards w t Walking out on the dance floor at the Home- coming dance is Petter Andresen. 3' Christian Schaefer gets an early start on his homework assignment. 1 16!Exchange Students

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Seniors earn awards Dawn Michelle Miller, Valerie Zieske, and Rob Salenbien walked away with the majority of the awards on May 22. Dawn was awarded various keys including: Spanish, yearbook, science, math, social studies, English, and activities. She received a scholarship from the student council and from the Monroe Sertoma-Richard Held Memorial. She also received the Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Val received a French key along with leadership, service, and citizenship awards. She also won an American Legion Citizenship Award and a scholar- ship from the Dundee Business and Professional People. Rob received an industrial arts key along with a citizenship award. He was awarded the Brian French Memorial Scholarship and a MCCC scholarship. also, he received an American Legion Citizenship Award and the Holland Tro- phy. Mark Ostrosky, along with the Presidential Academic Fitness Award, re- ceived a Leon Wells Scholarship and one from the Dundee Business and Pro- fessional People and was a county level winner for the MCCC Presidential Scholarship. Debbie Smith was awarded the business education key along with the Winston Sheer Scholarship and a MCCC Instructional Scholarship-Secretarial. Others receiving awards were Todd Briggs, Pat McCracken, Sam Mills, and Donna Pickens, semi-finalists of the A.C.T., David Duford, Don Sampson, and Scott Williams, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, Kelly Eccleston, Angela Kendrick, and Allen McDonnel, choir keys, Tammy Bomba and Lisa West, home-ec keys, Michelle Davis and Theresa Sanders, band keys, Theresa also received a foreign language key. Others receiving keys were Lisa Browning, English, Ieff Sturm, math, Iohn Straits, French, and Eric Edelbrock, industrial arts. Scholarships were awarded to: Missy Brososky, David Stempien, lulie Kanitz, Kris Cowen, Marianne Trottier, Kelly Kesler, Tracy Francis, Michelle Davis, Iulie Straits, Phil Labert, and Kelly Eccleston. X f' i xx. . ,,.. 'ssstcc' Y rri W The jazz band, under the direction of Mrs. Valedictorian Iulie Kanitz receives the Presi- Rhonda Schark, wait to perform. dential academic Fitness Award. She was also a county winner for the Denniston Scholar- ship. 1 18!Sen1or Awards