Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

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People, Etc. Bod squad's guard Mona Finholt checks Com- mittee Snake's Ole's shot. Snake cheerleaders (right) make a big splash during half time.

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Alex. . .and.. .Buzz I am from Costa Rica, a peaceful and enjoy- able country in Central America. I live here in Eden Prairie with the Rogers family, and throughout the months of staying here, they have made me think that I am with the best family ever chosen for an A.F.S. student. So far, I can say this experience will be un- forgettable. I like the United States because of the helpfulness of its people. I like the school because it is not too big, neither too small, and that helps us to know ourselves and identify each other. The systems are somehow different, however. For example, in my country, we have a definite number of subjects. After the 3rd year of high school, students choose a Science of Letters with the appropriated kind of subjects for each area. Students don't move from one class to a- nothcr--who moves is the teacher. Personally I think that studies are a little more difficult, but we don't have one thing U.S. A. has and that is equipment. Among people there are some differences in thinking and clothing, but that always happens, depending on where you live. Alex smiles at the silly photographer laying on the floor. Alex is homecoming royalty. - Alexis Medrano Alex doesn't always work hard...

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 Ah nuts! They finally caught us lighting firecrackers