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5+ I-Otto, Deb, Maryola and Will rest at Wabash College. 3-Will and Otto get together on an Autumn day. A- One of the two smiling faces of the exchange students that you see of CHS is Otto Sponke. Otto is from Boehum, West Ger- many ond is staying with Will Ludwig during his visit to the United States. Out of all his sub- iects, Otto likes Geometry best, with lunch a close second. Otto is on the tennis team and likes to swim, but 6:30 practices ore too early for him. Otto's favorite new food in the U.S. is sweet potatoes. He also added that Americans eat a lot of hamburg- ers. After completing high school, Otto plans to go to the University in West Germany and hopes to become an architect. .lI.
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U.S.: New and Different This year you may have come across an unfamiliar, but friendly face in the halls of CHS. lt could have been Maryola Kups, one of the exchange students. Maryola is from Borlange, Sweden. She is staying with Deb Curtis during her visit here. Dancing and prac- tically any other involvements with music are what interests her most, with volleyball being a favorite also. Although Maryola has many activities in mind, her main interest while staying here is simply to live and to enjoy America . The school system in the U.S. is different than in Swe- den, and is seemingly more ben- eficial there. As far as a career is concerned, Maryola feels you can't plan a career. . 10. l-Maryola and Otto explore the trails at Pine Hills. 4-Maryola and Deb visit after school.
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2 s s CHS Shows Spirit, Pride second place with Roost 'Em at the Goalpost . Attendants from left to right: senior Sharon Franklin, iunior Becky Elmore, and foreign exchange student Maryola Kups surround Queen Tammy Vaught. -The seniors, with Trap the Tigers , won the homecom- ing float contest for 1976. . ,T - of ..1'-Jin
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