Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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Mr. Coughlan helps student, Vicki Thrall create eye-catching posters. The aim of education should be to teach

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As Grete Lilledallen got off the bus to meet her new American family, she brought along a warm smile and a little bit of Nor- way to Washougal. Grete's shyness was soon overcome and she quickly became adjusted to the new way of life. Grete entertained many groups and organizations with talks of her country, where she showed interesting pictures and performed Norwegian Folk dances while wearing her national costume. Among her exciting moments was when she attended her first football game. She was wide-eyed and did not understand what was happening. She enjoyed going to dances, taking part in various clubs, and attending conferences held for the benefit of foreign exchange students. Grete finds it hard to leave Wrishougal, but she hopes to return some day to visit her family and friends. Grete looks forward to returning to Nor- way and doing some of the things that have made her homesick. She is anxious to tell her family and friends about America, and all the exciting things that have happened during this short year. Crete has one more year of school to complete when she returns to Norway before she will graduate. She plans to attend college afterward. A foreign face, A foreign walk, A foreign smile, A foreign talk. A foreign way of doing things, A foreign way of speaking, A foreign way that was different, A foreign something we were seeking. A foreign person who was kind, A foreign person who was generous. A foreign someone we will never forget, That's what Grete meant to us. , 1 Foreign Exchange Student , li of l 'ba

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