Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

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by Rusty Southwell I race in fast speed the engine almost blew up One day I was working on my engine, - it's I remember we went on a trail riding our cycles, When I turned up my motorcycle I had to work From The Watkins Corner Press fpublished in April of 19781 SUMMER by Bethany Schneider Sun warms the water making it good for swimming. It sends kids outside to play on their swings, while moms and dads play tennis. Tennis balls and rackets shine against the warm summer breeze and thoughts of ice cream and wading in a cool pond creep into the mind as warm skies mix with breezy nights in summer. Qi .Ja Q55 J . My shocks were good but when I raced I bounced 'O The First Americans by Tammy Lynn Bigford Columbus set out to reach India and thought he had reached it when he found America. For this reason, he called the natives he met, Indians. Other early explorers called them Redskins, because of the copper color in their skin. The Indians could not tell Columbus their story for they did not know it themselves. People later began to dig out parts of their ancient history from the earth itself. Ancient bones of men and animals, tools and the charcoal and campfires give clues to the way they lived. Seniors 51

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E arnin An International And In te cultu al Education PASCAL L'HUILLIER is from Geneva, Switzerland. He has been to England, Spain, Malta, and Israel with his parents. He has been to rance and Italy with friends to sail and ski. To relax, Pascal listens o music, reads books and newspapers, and watches T.V. Pascal's tay in the United States is not his first international educational xperience. He spent a month in Germany with a family to learn erman. In his own words he says, I am not really the academic ype but I am interested in lots of subjects. A few of his interests re English, art, law, geography and architecture. NESTOR GUILARTE is from Caracas, Venezula. He is hosted by he John and Wanda Rann family. This is not Nestor's first trip to he States. He has been to Miami, New York and Atlanta. During pare time he paints, collects coins, reads magazines and goes out ith friends. Whenever he can, he goes to a country club to play ennis with his family or boating with his friends. His career inter- sts lean toward dentistry, specifically odontology. Some school ubjects that interest him are economical geography, biology and nglish. What would Nestor like to gain from his YFU experience? knowledge of new situations that he can't see in his own country nd to learn about other forms of living and customs. Nestor says is parents are, just the best. Mari and Pascal ham it up! about a different culture. MARI NISHIO is from Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan. Her host family is the Dick and Jane Portman family. Her interests lie in the math and science areas. In junior high school she was in a computer clubg this computer interest extends to playing computer games with her family and friends. One of Mari's possible career choices is that of an astronomer. Her favorite book is Cosmos by Carl Sagan. As she puts it her English is far from perfect . . . but I am going to do my best. Mari loves her family very much and she appreciates the kindness of her parents who have given her this chance to learn Pascal Kc Nestor Seniors 53