Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Students exchange cultures Q .xt :rs S N . 1: N Q. as .. The smiles in these pictures are the foreign exchange students for this year. Both lzabella and Sergio are here with an organization that allows high school students to go to another country for a year of school. Both students enjoy Arizona and feel the people here are friendly and very helpful. lzabella Pieniazek or Bella as she is called, is from Sweden. Here at Glendale she is involved in chorus, Lyres Club, flag corps, volleyball, and the ishbeck organization. She says she is really happy to be in the marching band. Performing with that group is new and interesting because there aren't things like that in Sweden.

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