Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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. 4 ■ A ■ STUDENTS PLEASE USE WINDOW Sandy says she ' ll miss all of her American friends when she goes home in August, especially the boys (her Japanese school is all girls), but Udo says, This year is really worth it. A — Where are all the students? B- Sandy Udo experience the first snow flakes of Winter. C — Udo enjoys his American Gov- ernment studies. D — The parking lot is just a barren wasteland of cars now, NO STU- DENTS! E — Sandy Kondo contemplates the American way. F — Billy Davis misunderstands the sign. 4 ■ •• ' V j 37 % ‘

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New Paces New Faces Under the new reign of Principal Delekta, the students of MHS had a few more rules to live with. The closed-corridor rule was strictly enforced this year with a pass being the only way to travel through the halls legally. The parking lot became off limits to students during school hours and lunchtime. Finally, the students were asked to use the office window for their business instead of entering the room. Everyone was understandably thrilled with the new rules and was happy to have the chance to make MHS a more wonderful place to learn. Present to share the new enthusi- asm at MHS were our two foreign exchange students. Sandy Kondo came to us from Noshiro, Japan, and Udo Cegla from Hamburg, West Germany. Both stayed with the Zukas family. Both enjoyed their year In the United States and said they ' d love to live here. They liked Memphis and found the people very friendly. Although neither student will re- ceive credit for the year spent here, they both liked MHS. Udo found the students here more relaxed and the work easier than at his own school. 36

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38 A — Self-service with a smile seems to be Denise Werner ' s motto at the Mobil In Richmond. B — Being stockboy is heavy work! gasps Cliff Kiehler, employee at Sam ' s IGA but the money ' s nice; he adds with a grin. C — Stocking shelves keeps Larry Dravidzius running. Will he be able to keep up this pace at 65 ? □ — Maintain! You ' re next, ex- claims Memphis Drugstore cashier, Donna Weis. E — Charles Cravilla perfects a paint job at Rainbow Custom Collision.