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F NA T-4 . Q 3 Y s- X an U asf! fc if Y Y L .Yi ,-k ,A - ,Ny , .W-I wrt. PF' -if ,fi izy V , iw :iff fe r Y? .,Z',s' ' r-la pf' 5 lr! 'Nt it The Streets of New York was a version of Bouci- cault's classic about an evil banker and a very pure and deprived heroine. To cover his embez- 2,lements, the banker steals a ship captain's for- tune, leaving the captain's daughter and widow to brave the cruel world as best they can. The equal- ly destitute hero is forced to become engaged to the banker's villainous daughter. Then comes the foreclosure by the heartless bankerg the splendid- ly nostalgic Christmas scene, where the poor huddle in the snow, and the heroine laments the loss of her jobg and finally the big fire, the reversal of fortunes, and the triumph of virtue. Unlike anything ever presented on the Homestead stage before, The Streets of New York was presented not with a student cast nor is it presented as a fac- ulty play. Instead, both students and the faculty combined their efforts here to present a living example of cooperative hands extended as a bridge across the generation gap - a cast of stu- dent faculty. -l 3' CD CD f-o- -1 CD FD f-r cn -+-1 KD O -1 77' 1 if
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hang C Ex fl Christine DeBergh Chaville, France I like very much the United States of America because it is a new country, where you find many activities, sports, jobs. The houses are particularly different - large, and the weather is nice. I like Homestead, its social activities, and clubs. I like also you can choose the courses that you want. All the teachers are very friendly and there is not so much discipline in the classes. The teachers are most strict in France and you only go to school to learn, I am very happy to live in America where I have been very welcome and where everybody is your friend. I' F Brigette Riither Grosinkneten, Germany I come from Grosinkneten, a small town in Northwest Germany, about 85 miles southwest from Hamburg. Here in California I en- joy living with the Delling family in Sunnyvale, a real sunny town with the long, warm, California summer I like so much. At school I enjoy especially the great choice of courses. And of course I am mainly taking the ones which are not available in my German school. German students have almost no choice in courses at all. My school has only 300-400 students. So especially the first day at school here was very confusing, and I was pretty much intimidat- ed by the number of students and buildings. Everybody seemed 'to know where to go except me. The lockers were at first a prob- lem too. It took me always at least ten times before I could open them, But fortunately things have changed. Now I feel myself at home and comfortable. I think this year will be a great experience for me, owing to all the kindness and helpfulness I received. 72 May Parrild Fredinsberg, Denmark The differences I have noticed are in the school. With the rela- tionship between teachers and students, the relationship is more like a kind of friendship here. In Denmark a teacher is a teacher, you can talk to them but in a different way. The school system is different too, Here people are very dependent on a car. In Den- mark you have to be 18 before you can drive a car. But you can drive a motorbike when you are 16. The weather here is different. This year in America will not only contain a great deal of experi- ences, but it will be like a year of summer. Here you can choose almost anything you want to, In Denmark it is required to take math, German, English, typing, gym, history, religion, geography, and some other things. Homestead High is much larger than the average school in Denmark. Besides, I am being treated like a queen here. .4- 30-14 W
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