New Athens High School - Vespa Yearbook (New Athens, IL)

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(top left) Brent Dudeck and Eric Breithaupt take a snooze during one of the interesting tours through Bavaria, (left) Tammy Magill, Jill Lyons, and Michelle Morovitz are eagerly awaiting their arrival in Chicago, (bottom left) A portrait of Dachau Concentration Camp, (top right) The front of one of the many historic churches in Europe, (bottom right) Typical home of the German people.

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TOUGH COM-PGTITIOn FOR T€hMS JUNIOR SENIOR MATH TEAM: (first row) Larry Mueller, Rodney Klnz-inger, Jeff Parker, (second row) Chris Boyetf, Kevin Koenlgstein. (third row) Carrie Magill. Dawn Albert, Clare Wesolik. The NACHS Math Team attended the annual Red Bud Math Contest held on March 4. 'nfortunately, the team went •ainst some tough competi-from area schools. Overall, team placed 8th with the -jeshman, Sophomore, Junior, 'id Senior teams placing 6th, 9th, and 6th respectively. The 3rd annual JETS Test was held Friday, February 19 at Belleville Area College. The test consists of six areas of competition: Chemistry, Math, Physics, Graphics, Biology, and English. Larry Mueller placed 3rd in Physics. (above) FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE TEAM: (first row) Mike Lischer, Tracy -tochantin, Vicki Kaegel, Beverly Link, ■ne Fiorina, Carol Parker, Greg Junge. econd row) Wayne Nadler, Mike 'r.patrick, Terry Koester, Jeff Thorn-Scott Weaver. right) JETS TEAM: Robyn Burns, Dawn Albert, Jodi Bayer, Clare Wesolik, Marcia Range, Gerry Pitchford, Randy ‘•Her, Chris Boyett, Larry Mueller, •dney Kinzinger, Kevin Koenigstein, •' t Parker. 17

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On April 3, 1982, 35 venturing students and parents set out on a ten day excursion through Munich, Germany. They boarded the Black Knight’s Bus and by 7:15, they were headed for O’Hara Airport in Chicago, where they soon boarded Lufthansa Airlines. During their 8 hour flight, they made one stop at Frankfurt Airport to switch planes. On arrival at Munich, there was a bus waiting for the exhausted travelers to take them to the Olympia Park Hotel. The first day was left for the group to travel around and view the sights and experience the German culture. During the next couple of days, they visited many castles and historical sights such as Nymphenberg Schloss (castle), a huge castle built by a duke for his wife; Neuschwanstein Schloss, a castle built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria; Dachau Oberam-magau, Berchtesgaden, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and as a side trip, they stayed over night in the Hotel Gablerbrau in Salzburg, Austria. While sightseeing through Salzburg, many people toured the Fortress, Mozart’s Home, and the Hellbrunn Schloss. The German culture is quite different from the American culture, especially the food. Everyone experienced many different foods and desserts, some people even tried a German pizza! But one thing they will never forget is the pastries! Nobody could pass up a kon-ditorei (bakery) without taking a look inside. Everyone had an enjoyable trip with memories that will stay with them forever! The German students would like to thank Mr. Berowski for making the German trip possible! 19