Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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Jean Louis loms the crowd for lunch. Exchange Students Learn Jean Louis Metzger, a French boy, was the American Field Service exchange student at THS this year. During his stay in Trenton, Jean made many friends and had new experi- ences. When asked about his impressions ot THS, this is what Jean replied: I want to express to all of you THS students my sincere thanks tor all the fun I had in your company. I will remember forever the football and basketball games and the Sadie Hawkins dance. School is so different, so much more fun included in the work. Finally, I must confess that the feature I appreciated and enjoyed most was, of course, the co-educational side of our school. Hurrah for THS! .lean Louis Trenton High School's representative in the American Field Service program last summer was John Colina. As an A.F.S. exchange student, John lived on a tarm in Denmark. A highlight ot his trip was a visit to Copenhagen. Jean Louis poses with last summer's exchange student and American host from Trenton, John Colina. .lean Louis takes his studies seriously.

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National Honor Society Front row: P. Wollneyg B. Csokasyp J. Colina, Pres.g M. Felderg N. Lombard. Second row: G. Rovedap S. Nordinp M. Freeman: M. Foxg D. Bonds. The privilege ot wearing the pin of National Honor Society is the highest distinction that can be given to a iunior or senior ot Trenton High School. This pin stands tor long hours ot school worlc, leadership in many associations with classmates, service in making this school a better one, and character in profiting from the lessons learned in the classrooms, both academic and practical. Honor Societies Praise Leadership Quill and Scroll Initiative and creative ability are the qualities a Quill and Scroll member must possess. These students have shown these qualities ot iournalistic ability by working on the school newspaper or yearboolr. Seated: D. Lilburn, B. Leaf, M. Fox. Stand- ing: S. Sautner, T. Herzog. A 'I'I5

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New Way of Lite at THS Our other foreign exchange student this year was Gudren Kallmeyer from Germany. She was sponsored by the Amer- ican Council of Churches. Some of Gudren's comments on life at THS were: Could you imagine to live without those football and basketball games, those paiama parties, and those odd looking but wonderful tasting pizzas? I will never forget my first experience with the trampoline, and I certainly enjoyed being an honorary member of the 4 Point Club. Above all I just cannot get this German III class out of my mind. The kids really gave me a hard time when I could not remember my German. I want to express my gratitude to the teachers and students. You gave me a wonderful time and I know that it is impossible to say something which would include all my happiness and thankfulness. Danke schon, and what a difference a year makes! Gudren Gudren is Germany's representative at THS this year. Gudren knows the rewards that can be derived from good reading. i l classes. Gudren raids her locker between