Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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 Lis poses in costume worn for special occasions by Danish women. Lis Munk Charms Lis Munk, foreign exchange student from Skagen, Denmark, arrived August 5 at the Gantenbein home in Kelso for a ten month's stay, hi a very short time she com- pletely won the hearts of the Gantenbein's, Sandy High students and faculty, and everyone who came to know her. Speaking excellent English she soon amazed her American friends with her ability to converse in German, Norwegian, and Swedish, besides her native language. Lis is a seventeen-year-old only child who has enjoyed having sisters in her adopted family. Her hobbies are music and sports and her talents in music is mainly playing the piano. Having already graduated from high school in Denmark before coming to the United States, Lis plans to attend college in Denmark upon her return to prepare for teaching English or history in her native land. Apple bobbing brings laughs to Lis and friends. Eating In bed Is a favorite pastime for the girls. Lis sees Columbia River for first time with American Sister Susan. Spectators enjoy horse play with Lis at football game.

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Senior Class Officers Sitting: Carl Amstad, president; Suzanne Byrd, secretary. Standing: Vern Mann, vice president; Nancy Meeker, treasurer. Seniors started their final year with 86 students, the smallest class in school. They sponsored the Annual Alumni Dance for '61 which was the best in many years, according to Mr. Rannow who has been class advisor for 12 years. This year the senior class presented Great Expectations on March 30. Patricia Coleman, Edward Bernard and Joan Kennedy will deliver vale- dictorian speeches with Suzanne Byrd giving the salutatorian address.