Harpeth Hall School - Milestones Iris Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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AFS STUDENT On August 21, 1975, I, Jacqueline Reiners, arrived in Nashville. On the second day of my stay, I visited Harpeth Hall. My first two impressions were that the school looks like a house and that there are dogs at school. Later I came to know that people work hard in the house and that dogs even take part in English class. I have finished the tenth grade in Germany, and when I go back I shall have three more years of school. I am enjoying my Senior year at Harpeth Hall, and although I won ' t be getting credit for my studies this year, I think the experience will be very useful. I have learned a lot about the American life and especially about myself. This is what other students say about Jac: Jac is tall and she dances very well. She likes men with fire. French is her favorite language, but she is interested in Arabic. She can play the flute and the recorder. For her, Kenya, Africa, is one of the best places to be— she loves the African temperament. Cooking and riding horses are two activities which she enjoys very much. She has a good sense of humor, and it ' s easy to talk with her. She seems always at ease and cheerful— never gloomy. Jac is a very warm-hearted girl. She has spent most of her life in Germany. She enjoys Harpeth Hall and her studies very much. Jac has never been to a school with uniforms; therefore this is a completely new experience for her. She isn ' t used to eight hours of study, but she doesn ' t find Harpeth Hall a difficult school. Jac is very sociable and enjoys the company of Harpeth Hall girls.