Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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In Memory of Lisa Haase

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Seniors 13

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K R FRIENDS FROM AFAR Claudia Viveros Claudia, our rotary student from Chile, enjoys her stay in Berlin She enjoys many activities like football games, (but only watching). The dances which were very different from Chile. There, they only dance boy girl, here they dance in groups She also liked cooking, skiing and listening to music The schools are very different, for the upperclassmen the classes are from 8:00-2:00. For the underclassmen classes are from 2:00- 7:00 They are required to wear uniforms. When Claudia does graduate she would like to become a lawyer Claudia thought the people were very nice and a little crazy' We will miss Claudia when she goes W'e hope she learned some good, good things, like being crazy! It never hurts any one. We bid her always good luck in the future. Hiro Ni himura “Students in the United States are more comfortable in school and have more freedom than we do in Japan. says Hirohisa Nishimura. this year's AFS student. “Students enjoy school in America and Hiro does too! He also likes the small town of Berlin, however, it is very different from his hometown of NagayO, which has a population dose to 2.000.000 But even though he comes from a larger city, he also comes from a family that is half the size of the Martin Barnard's, with whom he is staying l live with my sister. Mari, and my father, who is a bankteller. and my mother Hiro became interested in coming to the U.S. as an AFS student when a friend of his told him that it was a nice experience, and for Hiro. it has been. He has never felt loo far from home, however, because the clothing styles and music trends are about the same in both countries, just as some of the food is. “We also have McDonald's he said AFS 15