Ulm American High School - Marauder Touch Yearbook (Neu Ulm, Germany)

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wplmlls O S OLI In H .IGP if if Clockwise: ll Senior Hall is always one of the centers of activity. 25 Students enjoy the hallway bustle for as many seconds as they can squeeze from the clock before entering the classroom door. 31 Gina Pennington and Kirsten Miller share a laugh before class. ell 1' MW i Qlfl'i5i,gQ,Qj.:-, V.f'i' :- Keeping In Touch In The Halls Almost 116 hours of the average students day is spent in the halls of UHS. That's longer than any class period. The time is not wasted but is used to keep up on all the news of the day. We all keep in touch in the halls.

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QLNXW School begins each morning at 8:20. Students stream in by different modes of transportation. Some arrive by bus after a long ride from Memmingen or Gunzberg, while others walk or ride from Vorfeld Housing area. Clockwise: D Chris Degler decides on needed supplies for the day. 27 Phil Jones escorts a new girl to school. 35 The Memmingen bus. 45 Ira Briggs rolls in for another day. gem!

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Seniors! Top: Kristy and James say hello to each other. Above: Jackie dreams about the warm beaches of Puerto Rico. Right: i'What, more homework? Tony asks. The senior class showed their spirit in everything they did. They all worked toward graduation but they definatly left their mark at UHAS. Good Luck Class of 1986! Ssvio Glu, ll 'Swio 11 13