Sparrows Point High School - Hi Points Yearbook (Edgemere, MD)

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MARTHA ELIZABETH WINSLOW HELEN WOODFORD LAVERN CAROLE YUHASE Marsha Queenie Vernie General Commercial General Undecided Physical Education Instructor Housewife lf1Tf6mUfBlS 8, 97 ChOlf ll: Glee Club 3 Monitor I2 Choir 12 Basketball 12 Volley 9, lo, 'llp Library Asst. lo, ll. ba 12 JOYCE DOLORES ZALOSKI Joy Academic Medical Technician Intramurals 8, 9, Mgr. Hockey il, Mgr. Soft- ball l2p Prom Comm. 9, ll, 127 Steering Comm. 12, Board of Elections 12, Monitor 9, 10, Lieutenant Mon. Staff lip Choir ll, 12, Glee Club 9, ily Jr. Honor Society 9, Jr.-Sr. Day ll. 94 i l C E, ,

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GERMANY As your fourth American Field Service Student, I want to say that I have spent a wonderful year in your country and in the Sparrows Point Junior Senior High School. I really loved it and had a great time with all of you. Your interest in my country and your friendliness toward me were two of the things I en- loyed most You never treated me like a stranger, but always like a good friend When I was in your school the first days, I was very confused But through your help I felt familiar with all I will never forget the year I lived here, with all the new things I learned heard and saw. I Someday I hope I will see this country again. Until then I Your Ann from Germany FINLAND As a member of the American Field Service, I went to Finland last summer. A very beautiful country with many wonderful people and customs, Finland holds a very dear place in my heart. I lived in Perna with the Rev. and Mrs. Hugo Glader, their two daughters, Judith and Kerstin, and son, Martin. It was very easy for me to adiust to my family in Finland because, from the beginning to the end of my stay there, I was one of the family. There are many memories I shall always cherish, such as the family picnics, visiting relatives, church and girl scout camping, swimming and rowing in the beautiful, clear water. My Finnish family had given me the love and understanding that we should all have in this world. I am anxious to return to Mamma and Pappa, my sisters and brother and plan to do so in five years. The American Field Service gives hundreds of students the opportunity to spread good will abroad and better United States relationships with other countries. Anne Menicon