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

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Seniors Captured Jn Action (Above) Senior home economics girls serve tea to faculty and staff. Mike Whisner 'washes' Mr. Chuck Markwell's face with cream pie during AFS Week. (Right) Steve Aubin and Tim Keller compare cakes made in cooking class. 24

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attends Sandy High Riding in the Centennial parade and receiving a rib- bon for being the participant from the farthest distance was Anna Jonsdottir's intro- duction to Sandy. She arriv- ed from Iceland only two days before she rode in the parade. Anna was from Reykjavik, a city of about 90, 000 popu- lation. Her family at home included two sisters and one brother. In Iceland her school, called Laugalekjar- skoli, was coed. She went to school six days a week from 8 a. m. to 12 and took English, Icelandic, Spanish, German, math, history and typing. All the trees and the traf- fic, the dark-haired lass said impressed her about America. The cars are much smaller at home than here. She also mentioned that she liked the fresh veg- etables here. Anna left Sandy June 28 to fly to Chicago and then to tour the United States by bus for two weeks. (Top) Anna enjoys birthday gift. (Above) Beaming a welcome She attends picnic at Blue Lake Park at the drab desert door- before school opens with her new AFS a tail sunflower, friends. (Right) Birthday cake amuses her. 23

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Graduates Have 3un Ju Zhe Sun This year the class of '74 decided to change their an- nal all-night party to a day's outing at Wildwood Recrea- tional Park. May 28 more than 100 gathered at 2 p. m. to have fun and eat. Two spirited softball games and a volleyball mat- ch engaged many participants. Some people spent time cha- sing each other with water balloons and bicycle riding. Fifty pounds of hamburger, hot dogs, relishes, potato chips and other eatables were washed down with great quan- tities of soft drinks. All food was purchased from class funds. Mrs. Peggy Hart, Mr. Clifford O'Harrow and three mothers, Mrs. Larry Meier, Mrs. Edward Bernhardt, and Mrs. Harold Nippert, officiated as chaperones and cooks. We had a fabulous time, said Mr. O'Harrow. It's too bad more graduates did not come.