Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

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International League Relations Above— Foreign students participating were from such countries as Turkey, Norway, Egypt, Japan, and, of course, Tasmania. Right —A panel discussion was held at an assembly for Foreign Student Day at which questions were asked about their customs, dating, school, and first impressions. Above, IRL officers, left to right: Marilyn Miller, V.P.; Karen Kraatz, Sec.-treas.; and Nancy Johansen, Pres. A reception was held for visiting foreign exchange students in our area. This was the finale to Foreign Student Day, when Meadowdale students had an opportunity to meet and talk with foreign students. njjmpngom

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I i Through the production of Finnian ' s Rainbow, Meadow- dale ' s Drama Class displayed its talent by supplying the majority of the leads and minor parts in the play. The two act, nine scene play demonstrated both the cast ' s and Mr. Crossett ' s ability to produce an entertain¬ ing musical from a relatively inexperienced cast. The Rainbow was started from scratch, and over a three month period an excellent production was created. For being in existence tor only one year, the Meadow- dale Drama Class has proven that the addition into the school curriculum of daily classes in dramatics has great potential.