Asotin High School - Panthers Purr Yearbook (Asotin, WA)

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Cooks Joanne and Lois prepare for lunch rush. Mrs. Clouser, English teacher, instructs Belinda. Mrs. Erickson, Home Ec. teacher. pampers Food Service guests. 8

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Cxduuuje S faded al AH S Dear Students of Asotin High School: My time is coming to an end now and I want you to know how much I love you because you have been very special with me. So I will never forget you. I want to tell you one thing: This is, that six months ago I couldn’t talk one word in English. Now I can talk English because you have all helped me. I appreciate all the teachers for the help they have given me, and I will always remember you. I want to thank Mr. Cabe and the student body for accepting me and your respect for me. Now I have no more to say except I will never forget my time in the United States. Love, Luz Maria Gonzalez Luz Maria Gonzalez, AHS's first foreign exchange student, arrived on Dec. 6. Luz came from Colombia to live with Mrs. Alma Clouser through International Fellowship, Inc. During the six months she was here, Luz went to San Francisco and experienced snowmobiling, camping, and ranching, in addition to attending classes at AHS. Luz left the United States on June 13 to return home. 7

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Below: Tracy and Kurt practice under watchful eye of Mrs. Urban, business teacher. Wrapping feet is just one of Coach Bremncr’s many jobs. Left: Mr. Winkey, music instructor, keeps marching lines straight. Above: Mr. McCarty, junior varsity coach, studies good plays. Below: Les keeps home fires burning while Carl prepares for student transport.