Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Home Away From ome Of all the places that exchange stu- dent Julia Steinbeck, from West Ger- many, could have ended up, much to our delight she came to the hallowed halls of Pine Forest. At first glance she looks much like an average American student, but if you study her more closely, and surely if you hear her speak, you can tell she's not. When asked what she liked most about America she immediately re- plied, The people. She says that ev- eryone has been nice to her and that she hasn't found anything she dislikes yet. The schools here and the schools in ...,..J' West Germany are just too different to compare, according to Julia. Unlike the school system here, after seventh grade students are divided into catego- ries: general, academic, and advanced. They then attend three different schools. Students that attend the general school graduate after ninth grade. At the academic school, tenth grade is as far as they go. And those attending the advanced one go to a whopping thir- teenth grade. At these schools they have a total of I5 subjects, ranging from Geography to Religion. Julia feels sv , Z gn ' 'M' W, .,,,.. , ,, .ia juniors that the schools there are probably equivalent to our universities. When she returns to West Germany next year she will have to repeat the eleventh grade in the advanced school. At this school there are no sports, clubs, or extracurricular activities, so after school many teenagers form their own clubs. For night time entertain- ment, Julia prefers to stay at home and talk with her friends, though she says many teens attend discos or go to the movies. I think Igot it. ' . . . Algebra Ill does have i challenges for Julia Steinbeck as she wor steadily in Mrs. Parrish's fifth period class. Home away from Home Julia Steinbec waits for foster mother Yvonne Gale by hi hut.