Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Choosing her words with an easy command, easing the harsh sound of the English language with a soft low voice, Henriette somehow makes her meanings and feelings delightfully clearer than most Americans. She speaks with warm expressions as her sparkling eyes take in her new surroundings. . .her new school (it ' s so small) and these Americans! When I was still in Brazil I thought it would be easy once I got here. But it was pretty hard to adjust and I was pretty scared. But my parents brought up my brother and sister and me to be honest and sincere and to tell them what was on our minds. She grinned, At first I couldn ' t understand your ideas and I was embarrassed when someone said something I didn ' t understand, so I tried to act Ameri- can. That was wrong. I am myself. My family here helped me learn to accept American ideas and I hope you accept mine. I like to meet people— to talk and sing. There ' s a lot more informality in Brazil— a lot more just talking with each other. It ' s hard for me to just sit and watch T.V. and go shopping. I want to see how people live and think, to know them more than to just say, ' Hi . I want to know everyone. Suddenly the brown eyes lit up, I love the banana splits and the cheeseburger . .oh and Italian food. And Joe Cocker and Carole King, and Creedence and A Cappella. But I hate ketchup! I wanted to be a doctor, but I don ' t know anymore ... I couldn ' t be with a lot of people that way. Before turning back to her guitar she adds, Before I go home I have to see San Francisco. msu Steptoe Barbara Strack Dennis Stueve Dave Thomsen Sandy Tillis KathyTsutsui GregTuppan Charles Wagner Julius White Mark Whitehouse SueWiechman Denise Williams

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