East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Hpril Showers Bring may Flowers Hnd... . iw! v X A , ts ., .,,. f Q Q rf 4 'V .V , I l f A Front row: Ulrike Bittner, Hans-Georg Nelles, Diethard Gottschlich, Su- sanne Berndes, Birgit Meyer, Ruth Mohr. Back row: Walter Bentlage, Georg Bahnfrei, Michael Vieth, Paul Dorn, Arnulf Gottschlich, Jens Atzpodien, Georg Canzler, Otto Jung.

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! 'Nx E-5 ,f A A TEAM WORK Didn't win the game but the huddles were great! A PLAYING COWBOYS Go End your own , say Phil Lienback and Dave Sweet about Patty Wen and Suzanne Asher. 4 GRAB ON Students join the dance train at the Sadie.

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, , xgw-New . . ' ME M33 ff x,, Sill ,,,. 5.,.,.. .5 J 'A l 'N-1... Sprechen Sie Deutsch? In April the an- swer was Ja when 15 German students visited East Lansing from Duren, Ger- many. For three weeks they experienced American life. Among their ventures were a visit to City Hall, a tour of the Oldsmo- bile plant, and a visit to the Governor. A highlight for many was a trip to Green- field Village in Dearborn, Michigan, how- ever, one German student commented, Who cares about crazy old Henry Ford anyway? Evenings were spent partying all night. They played poker, drank, lis- tened to loud music and of course smoked. The Germans were very impressed with our school system. They felt that there was a friendlier atmosphere, more classes to choose from, less homework, and the teachers were more lenient. Our ever pop- ular commons was not even noticed by some, but one German student said, lt's a very nice place to sleep, and another said, Durch einanderf' They don't like the age requirement of 18 on buying liquor in this country. East Lansing exchange students, Carol Danhof, Alice Huber, Kar- en Bean, Mary Face, Cathy Brake, and Carrie Olmsted, were looking forward to spending the summer in Duren, Germany. Fischer, Green-