Layton High School - Legion Yearbook (Layton, UT)

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errata Loilllemg I. My year in America has been one of the most busy, and at the same time most enjoyable years in my life. To me it was a challenge to adapt to a com- pletely different society and a new way of life. The year as AFS-student how- ever, turned out to be an interesting experience I never will forget. l had to face new situations, take re- sponsibility, and take my own decisions without anybody telling me what to do. I also learned that there is another America than the pollutioned, crowded, and busy cities we hear about in Nor- way. For instance, I never knew there was so much beautiful nature and un- populated area left in the country. What I will miss the most however, is the people I have got to know here. First of all my host family, but also thanks to my friends of Layton High, Mr. Barber, my teachers, and very patient counselor! -Bente