Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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s 'Wm Sharing Life ln America fs. ww, -..M 4 .9 . Maureen Hausler Catherine Havens Tim Healy Richard Heavener Kelly Helles :ffm K s ' Y .. X k Q ' - . 15542. s J qi? 1 .f Tami Hix Kim Hoffman Christine Hogue Todd Hollander Q s A A 'Pt-M - John Huntley i TS-l' 'f-'S-M iii we . -s gif ' ,, 'lxxgxfflf' Brian Horan Stephen Huges Debbie Hylton Xse- ST? its is Going to a foreign country might be fun for a vacation, but what about going to school there? Several students did just that last year. Some of the countries represented at Sabino were Germany, Italy, Australia, and Norway. Sabino even had one student, Lisa Holmes. who spent the year in Denmark. lf the verbs weren't quite the right tense or if the correct word was just out of reach, friends were always available for help. Being an exchange student was harder than being a native. Not only did they have to do the regular class work, but they also had to speak and write in a language besides their own. lt was a lot of fun. School wasn't the only new experience for these students. They learned about different cultures, history, and the various lifestyles. Sharing these plus the incidents of l'Life in America with friends back home was an added bonus tbat many will long remember. ' By Kristen Eykel Henrik Nordahl. Norway. Ingrid Strand. Norway. Meri- b dan Wall. Austrilia. Kathrin Kapusta. Germany. Glu- seppe Donoti, Italy. Inset. Lisa Holmes. Ann Hyne Randy Jacob Danielle Jackson