Franklin High School - Dial Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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:gi ly l'z L. mll - l 9 ...Y Aggie QAgnetaj Sturzenbecker, Sweden, is in her last year of high school in Stockholm. She is a member of the Student Council, and a member of the committee that takes care of everything that belongs to the graduation. She also writes the gossip column in the school newspaper. I can't imagine why I was chosen, can you?!!? QAggie was a member of the Gazette staff at Franklin.j .., x The pictures show Aggie drinking orange juice in a small cafe Q5 in Paris, standing at the top of the Eiffel Tower, and standing in front of Mont St. Michel in Bretagne. She traveled to France for a vacation last summer. Aggie stayed with the Milson Raver family in 1956-57. sf :Vt A class officer, vice president of the Robert College Players, drama critic for the Record, American College's yearbook, and for the college newspaper, editor of the literary magazine, and editor of the A.F.S. bulletin in Turkey, are a few QQ of the activities of Erol Suner, Turkey. He is a student at Robert College in Istanbul. Erol is working in the Record room f Can you locate the Dial in the ,, picture? j in the picture to the right, and is seen in his locker room in the other. Erol lived with the Demetri Seletzkys in 1956-57. T X I f

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A.F.S. Students Have Varied Experiences On the next seven pages, the seven students who attended Franklin under the American Field Service program since l955-56, and the three girls from Franklin who went abroad dur- 855- ' rw Q . . 1 gllllll ing the past year under the same program will be featured. Five Franklin students have been A. F. S. representatives. Kirsten Ly, Norway, is still spending much time with her favorite pastime - skiing. The picture on the left shows her prepared for a water ski show last summer. She hopes to come to the U.S. in 1960 to participate in the Olympics - as a skier, of course. After she spent three months as a student nurse, Kirsten is now enrolled in the Physical Therapy School of Oslo. Kirsten was one of the first A. F. S. students at Franklin. She resided with the C. Samuel Mor- ris family. - 'W Claude Counerotte Belgium is shown hitchhiking to V1Slt Kirsten in Norway and Wllll Kirsten and her American A F S sister Also he IS shown in Leipzig Germany with a boy friend from college and a German girl who is wearing the uniform of Communist youths Claude is studying business and economics at the University of Bel The William K Lee family was Claude s family in Reisterstown

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Q- Se ll-f v gfff The picture below was sent by Fernando's sister, Matilde, as he was in school. It shows him and his dog, Indio. Giovanna t Nanna j Verona, 1957-58 A.F.S. student from Turin, Italy, is shown at the left as she emerges from an Italian car in her native Turin. At the right, she is seen walking home from school, which is located at the extreme right of the picture. Nanna flower leftj is seen in an informal pose snapped at Hood College, where she vis- ited Mrs. X'Visotzki's'daughter, Paige. The hot delicacies, roasted chestnuts, are being bought by Nanna from a street vender. You can also see a monument in the back. As far as monuments, Turin is like Baltimore in the states. il!lff' , ' 'i LL . T his year, Nanna attended her last year of scientific preparatory school in Turin, where she studied Italian, Latin, mathe- matics, physics, English, geography, philoso- phy, history, drawing, and physical educa- tion. At the end of the school year, she took a maturity exam, comparable to our col- lege entrance exams. Though I haven't quite made up my mind, I think I will en- ter the faculty of chemistry here in Turin. After the first two years, I might go to Milan to take the branch of biochemistry, or stay here and specialize in something else. As a whole, five years of university, and if all goes the right way, I'll be a doc- tor in chemistry. Then I'll get a job in a lab. ' QV? .ff 75-4, or A e 1 . , u 5 . ,, if?-'fi .A 3 Nando and Dick Peeling, with y 1 whom he lived, are shown in LL . g th,-,L their band uniforms. Nando A .v l f-at played the drums in the Frank- , ' ll i' - lin Band. . , . , , b ,I . ..t. . ., vel . C Before returning to Argentina last August, Nando Alvarez, 1957-58 A.F.S. student, and other A.F.S. stu- dents toured the east coast. Nando was particularly impressed by New England and XVashington. In the XVhite House gardens, Mr. Eisenhower spoke to the students despite pressing world problems. Nando then toured New York where he left by plane for Buenos Aires. During the past year he has been quite active in A.F.S. Returnees Ac- tivities, which include a National Convention, and fund raising activi- ties. Of his trip Nando says: I realize that I have different points of view, a different conception of the world. I improved my culture, and gained much experience by this year in the U.S. Believe me, it has been a very worthwhile year. Nando hopes to study engineering at the University of Cordoba. Fernando is shown below at the Frank lin Elementary School with the Argen tine flag. M1105 htufa nh:Jl,,,ru-sn' btw.:-W5 If y . 'f' 1 -1 ..L. wwe. 3' as -Q ul .sn H ...,. ff---1 ic 'A m i' r f and