Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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28- Traudz Hezdenlhaller - Salzburg, Au.i'lr'za Exchange Students Build Bridges Between Countries Traudi Haidenthaller, the third Rotary International-sponsored ex- change student, arrived from Salzburg, Austria, during the first weeks of school. Traucli made her home with the Dar Seeleys of Bothell. The seventh exchange student to enroll at B.H.S., she is a graduate ofthe Austrian Gymnasium. She speaks English very well. with an interesting accent. First after arriving here, Traudi had to get used to the American ways. The informality of school was strange to her, as was our sport of football. ln Austria, soccer is playedg so Traudi found football funny because Mevery- one was on the ground and trying to knock each other down. She found our music about the same, with an increase in volume. Traudi is from a family ofthree children. all girls. She and her family live in a suburb ofSalzburg. Here to welcome Traudi was Graciela Culliere, l65-'66 exchange student from Argentina. Graciela left for home last November. wi -es-f - w'wA....., ,, ....,..,....... M i 77?- .llr. .lItxY1ill riQg1v!t'm'fl 7'r'r11u11j?n'r1 lfirkvi' zwfizlt' Alf. .S'!mrzd11t'lc1f at f1A'l'gHllfA'. Tr'z11nlz'w lwim' rulrlm'u.' lirzlzrilmfrlmlw Ni!! 5212! Stwlurrlzwi Srzlgfalnjg, ,'l1t.t!r1f1 flr11t'1w!11'i f1w11n'z1flfln'it.t llwm I'ilU1i't 755' Cunloba fclzulmlf Rzfpublica flrgerilmzz Crlwzela it Ifilffi, Afalzlilz eyui .yltmkc 11.x'jI11ul1!Iy ai her Iunguc. Our flzulrzmz law f27'lgllfA'lZl'lf llzt' L'!I,A'ft'7'lfl in lim' fm ilu'-frzzzfl tmlzznic. Yrazulz marlv an A'7lfIClil1gIlIITt'771gliffffll'f,1L'SUVll0T Skzl.

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Girls' State Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Bonnie An- sell attended the 1966 Girls' State. This convention, held at Central Washington State College, was from june 13 thru 20. At Girls, State, approximately 375 girls had the experience of participating in a Mworkingn government. Divided into cit- ies, the girls were given a problem to solve. At the end of the week, a general assembly was held in which the girls present- ed their solutions. The achievement which every girl worked for is the Ever- green City Award. This honor is given to the city with the best citizenship and achievement. l Boys' State Dennis Bosley was 1966 delegate to Boys, State from B.H.S. The convention, held at Gonzaga University june 12 thru 19, was attended by approximately 500 boys from secondary schools in Washington. The program Dennis followed was that of a mock- government. After a number of speakers, the boys proceed- ed to elect city, county, and state oflicials. The idea, a prac- tical one, is to give the boys a working knowledge of politi- cal procedures. Dennis was appointed to three committees, although he did not secure an elected position. The appointments were to: Civil Aeronautics Board, Soil Conservation Board, and Anti-Discrimination Board. Den was sponsored by the Bothell Post, American Legion Bonnie recounts Gz'r!r,Statefun al a Girly ' Club meeting.