South Hamilton High School - Hawk Yearbook (Jewell, IA)

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STU DE If they can, I can. That was the somewhat unusual motivation for turning in my application for becoming an exchange student. Interviews, physicals and final application followed at a fast rate. At the end of April just before graduation the magic letter arrived. I was accepted! The summer went on and at the beginning of July I still did not know which state was to become my home for nearly a year. Naturally I expected to go to Michigan since the major part of the students go there so when I received a letter saying I would go to' Iowa I thought that would be an experience different from what most other exchange students would have. After nine months in Iowa I can honestly say I like the state, the people in it and of course South Hamil- ton. I can assure you I have enjoyed every minute here I think my host family, who immediatley accepted me not as a guest in their home, but as a member of the family, deserves many thanks. I also want to ex- press my thanks to everybody who has made my stay I here exciting and worthwhile. Harald Jochnick Harald Jochnick is -5 ,I f Y- .. -,. . :- 'I 'll ' . 1' ff-'u ,Y -f E I w w This was the second year South Hamilton par- ticipated in the Youth For Understanding program. We feel we were fortunate in having Harald Joch- nick as a foreign exchange student from Sweden. Harald proved himself to be an asset ,to the school and the community by participating in different ac- tivities throughout the year. We want to take this opportunity to wish Harald the best of luck in future years. Students, Faculty, and Residents of South Hamilton Community

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Edwin Overland Steven Quam Tim Rude Darrel Severson Gary Solberg Marie Sturtz Larry Teig Marian Tesdall Franklin Thompson Vincent Thompson Lori Tjernagel Patty Turner Gary Twedt Angela Tyler Alan Valde Gary VanDePo1 Beverly Van Langen Lynn White Robert Wilson Rickie Young

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,fav . ' Ll-13',11' :gl X n V 5 V V V, ' : T Nine boys and ,two girls were enrolled in the 1968-69 Work Study program. Three were gradu- ated this spring, but the number of new students enrolling for 1969-70 is as yet unknown. This year these students have had work ex- perience at the following places: Roger Vold farm Charles Redling farm, Phillip 66 Service Station, Wally Cook's Cafe located on Interstate 35, Rei- setter Pack,'Ellsworth Turkey Plant, Pastor Carl- son, South Hamilton bus garage, Lunch Room, Li- brary, and Custodial Staff. We wish to thank them all for their coopera- tion, as well as those who have indicated a desire to participate when students are available. Everett M. Thompson Title I Coordinator WORK STUDY PROJECT BUILDING