Cheyenne Mountain High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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janet Adamson, Cheye1me's foreign exchange student, hails from Joslin, Adelaide in Australia. Being one of the forty students living in the U,S, for a year, janet is sponsored by the Broadmoor Rotary Club. During her year's stay, she will live with six to ten families and attend classes at Cheyenne. Since Janet is already a high school graduate, she will receive no academic credit. An athletically-inclined girl, Janet is extremely inter- ested in all types of sports. Back at her school in Australia, janet won many honors in track and will be a great asset to the girls track team at Cheyenne. During her year's stay, Janet will give talks on her home country for various groups. Before returning home in December, janet hopes to visit Las Vegas and maybe even Mexico. She will com- plete her education in Australia by attending a near- by University. mmm ws2rwa

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After the Student Council meeting, two of the Manual exchange students discuss the Cheyenne way of life. Manual Exchange Students During February, Cheyenne has the honor of hosting five exchange students, Karen Brockman, Juanita Pope, Sherry Rankin, Carna Oliver and Gerald Brashiers from Manual I-Iigh. During their three day stay here, they were entertained by various school activities. They arrived just in time Monday to be able to attend the three one- act plays, TI-IE OCTAGENARIAN, TI-IE STILL ALARM and SORRY, WRONG NUMBER. That evening, Student Cotmcil held a progressive dinner for them at the houses of their hosts, Paula Gallock, Anne Hulbert, Becky Long, Nancy Gill and Art O'Donnell. Tuesday, they were able to see the movie LORD OF THE FLIES and each of the exchange students gave a short talk on various topics which concerned Manual High. Tuesday evening, the five visitors attended a Student Council meeting where they learned about Cheyenne tradition by watching the old movies from the first Cheyenne school. After the meeting, the Cheyenne hosts took their students to Michells. Wednesday morning, the Manual students were treated to breakfast and then returned to school where they attended classes of their choice. At noon, the exchange program ended with their departure. Attending Manual from Cheyenne were Linda Helm, Sally Grueskin, Richard Thomp- son, Peter McGuire and john Newcomer. They were all given a warm and friendly reception at both the school and at their host's home. This exchange program was felt to be very successful and beneficial to both schools and will be continued in the future.

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