Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

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Numbers don’t change in any language, so Kati's quick math understanding is easily shared in Algebra II. The FINNISHED Product! And as you read, Miss Bohlen told her fourth hour English III class, write down any words that are unfamiliar to you. OH NO!!! Would such a task bother someone who had already studied plenty of words in Swedish, German, French, Finnish AND English?? Nope! Kati could handle the chore beautifully! Transplanted from her native Hel- sinki, Finland to stay with Christina Hesterberg's family near Gifford, ex- change student Eeva Katariina Nuutila demonstrated her quick learning of American ways and words throughout the 82-83 school year. The hardest thing to do at A.T.H.S. besides find enough time, Kati said, was to get her locker open! (Don't worry, even the most American of students may have that problem!) Good luck to you, Kati. We'll miss your grand smile and lovely accent! 12 Kati and her Ameri- can sister Christi- na In Kati's letter to everyone at A.T.H.S.: Hi. I leant to tell everybody that I have had a good time at this school, and I want to thank ei’erybody who has been a big help to me when I have had troubles. I will miss this school and all the students (and teachers too). I will remember you always, and I hope that you'll remember me too. Your letters are always welcome!