Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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American Held Service America scored a touchdown. A strange mixture of yelling football fans, rushing ' I people, book reports, spelling tests, and elec- tion debates in the be- ginning, very soon the atmosphere of your school-of my school -became very famil- iar. ROLF STAHLHEBER No wonder! I got generous guidance and help from Mr. Gallagher, our headmaster, and from my homeroom teacher Mrs. Goldings, from Mademoiselle Dubois in French, and Mr. Hood in English, and especially from my A.F.S. faculty- advisor Miss McCullough, who taught me in U.S. History and in Problems of Democracy. You helped me to understand your school system, which is so entirely different in its stress upon social activities and sports. I enjoyed it, and I will miss it when I go back to Germany. I want to thank my teachers, the faculty, and above all, you for this year of pleasant and rich experiences. I won't forget it. A cheer for Waltham High, Rolf Stahlheber 7 A , f ., .r ff N 3 If -X! 1 f fm Zi ' ' ffbff L ' .L ' X97 ,gf , ff' f X L2 0 ?t' fs flu f 7 'li ff Z y L7 97 jf .riv I If l I ' X 5 5?'F- -'rap 1 4 N f.i 'a- s Q,-L1,3,f 5g5 f, 1.13, n ' - 2' f -.aa 9 t ' f , S . I I V 4. V - V 7 T' -'l ff ' A af-it ff1f,f':: V A fi Q ' f 4 J 'ff A 4 TT 'i 2 C' 2- ff? W 'ilefarrg f 1 Q I ,f W Q I ' I , ' .. -:jf s, W - 1,-7 fi , ' i ,,eg1,f f, ' f ,uf fy ' , 2 X . f , i3 ': Q. XR - , LF 1 , , ,,' Dai?-gf ,, rf. f .14 Q l - f ar' - ' i I gf f - I, , A . 54: f X' jeg ' -. xi --v-:eff X I ?y X tx X j 4 -' jg. , 30, 5 X ' K., XJ X JV! ffl! 4 ' 1 0? ' 'Mfr .,,..u -,wh , 'iz Z ' 22 f 7 WN f MXZQ M! WM? ,'. I f Z f , W f I 3 ,' 1, X. If ff ff ff., I f X I X X , ff A ! fi gf , f , Z , joy! ,, X , h . . QJAAQA , ff' fi . X ' gn, , If 1 v ' f'-'63 ' if ., 1 i f ee af ff . J- ,- 1' ff-I . : X . K7 'fy jf! N ' f r 1 272 , .254 'I S 4 ' Y' ' . s --... yah age 'eevfef :fam ' X - fa- ' II' + , -, Q. ---. -.-I .R ' I l'l'l Iii' ,ul ':. 9544- 3 21117 -Q srsrcf- , 1 fffffffz, - . 1? Hamill-fifrffgg 1 'v 'Q-c:s.sQ'Q JI 11101, 9 4-frm .m5fziLl'.'.:s::: 1,91 , x -,s. 15- ss. 'wil 5 I 4 ,ver ,'..,.,:ffal-i::::1', In xx xx- , ' ,I a y , .v ,.- -- 1.1, if ,1r1, -f A vs: 'Y-:cm VI fi - - '- Q f M590 9Y5!f'Vl47l1Lf J ev-:wma--. . - f --' n - -' , 'f U l'0m -','I'lf fl,f1 f -.acv3'.. s 1 ,,. .1 ' .0 I 4 , ,NIH I y' ll-,I - ff frlf, 115 g'QQ'i.xtgL s ' 2' J '. ', XNKN4 1. Jiffy, 1111: ' C: fl-+ A62 -,1i.-c-af -' .. ,u..f:.4. .-0. , gf-H if - - - g W 4 , - - -Q---.. M W . .WW 'f' le' 223 ' as e iffe'-fri' J Q IIHIIII I 0 2 9 , qfil' if 5323 4 I U gl!! . ri' ef ' ,f , - 4 - . Q : ' - If I ' ' f ' IZEIH lffvuf M 111 I :' l 1257! ,g- X '::-51 ,4 ,,- ,.1 ' , ' ff , ,411 1' ,,f I -I if- 'fs' 1 5 f --f -9 ,f f ' ,ff ,,-5z..gv i Q-Q' F f IN - .1 - 1 A , f ' f UN F Q ' L i , 7' ' ' Y - -. U' -7 4 0 . -,q,5,.':5,,,, g p 1 - V 5 f ' ' f Q' S A , i' -LY v -Q 1 wr - 7- -:- K D-mg? , ,.-PX-Q,N -ff-eiz17'y?+':-4-5 it .Je- .. K .,. Q Hi Kids, It sure was great b ing your representati- abroad last summer. was one of more th: one thousand studerf from the whole natiu who stayed overs with foreign famil under the auspices - the American Fi Service America Abroad Program. IRAD HARDY I went to Switzerland, where I lived with the Koelz fam in the town of Gerlafingen. I participated fully in family li For three weeks I went to high school. The five weeks summer vacation were spent with my Swiss family. Often Swiss brother Fredi and I would go by bike to see the bea ful Swiss countryside. Bern, Geneva, the Alps, and the I Mountains were stops on our itinerary. In the middle August I left my Swiss family and journeyed home by ship. Yours truly, Terry Hardy

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