Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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5 s After spending her summer abroad in Stessisburg, Switzerland, Dianne Isherwood en- ioys reminiscing with her Swiss sister Therese Stettler, Karen Figg and Janice Poplack. W' .er eff sr is S: SST i f. .S By posing on a statue in the yard of The Hermitage, a hunting castle of a Danish king, near Copenhagen, Marlis Branaka remembers herself as an exchange student. 'gf N wifi 2 ., ,. f ' X wi Nancy Talburt enioy an exchange student EP

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Sue Bauer and her German sister Frauke Vertein pause from their sightseeing for a moment on the resort island of Sylt during Sue's YFU summer abroad. SHS'ers go abroad For many years Seaholm, through the AFS-YFU programs has sponsored foreigr exchange students in America. Equally important, however, is the fact tha American students from Seaholm are sen abroad during the summer. Each yeai juniors and some seniors are able to be exchange students in foreign countries. This past summer twenty-seven iunior and seniors spent their summer months ir such countries as Sweden, Denmark Spain, Germany, France, Switzerland and Japan, where they stayed with c family, living as they do and learning their customs and ways of life. For many the summer was not spent entirely in one country, but rather traveling with thei foreign families or vacationing in othe parts of Europe. The YFU students found all their ex periences greatly rewarding and memor able. All felt that by learning of othe countries, they gained a understanding of the world and international problems Vacationing with her French family in sunny Spain Barb Hall clowns with her sister, Sylvi Piffara , o r azz ,vs 'X vt

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Cicerone guide Nancy McKinnie directs Mr. Factor in the proper direction at the annual Open House. Jenny Stark passes out programs to parents as they enter the gymnasium for the 1966 commencement IMT!! In Members of the Broadcasting Guild spend many hours practicing for morning PA an nouncements. Pete Foran and Mark Factor prepare sports announcements, while Rogei