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Visiting Students vii l I Tai I i I MIKI MILJRA - IAPAN First I came here. I was surprised that you had a smoking area at school. Everything is different from japan. Everything is interesting for me, ' -iq ' n 1 ith! FR ANR MEN ER-CIESOW - WEST GERMANY It somebody asked me to ex aluate my year here in the United States, I would hate a hard time to come up with some immediate results I have enjoyed ex- periencing that there are nice and friendly people the Crahams, who made my stay possible the counselors and teachers at the high school, the students and all the other persons I met during my stay .f X Dpi HEIKKI POLLANEN - FINLAND I am enjoying my year here in Wayland with the Salters and being on the soc- cer and hockey teams. I have met some very nice people. Ts? IEANNE QUILLET - SWITZERLAND I love all the activities which are going on in this school. I think the students show a great spirit of creativity and initiative. The teachers are very helpful. I love the atmosphere within the school between the teachers and students.
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SABSE Upset by a rash flow of vandalism within the school, a force of students, faculty, and administrators united this year to organize SABSE, Student Action For A Better School Environment, a coalition formed to familiarize the school community with the daily per- formed acts of destruction. The com- mittee's efforts to clean up the campus materialized in a monthly class contest, rewarding the owner of the cleanest building with thirty-five dollars, promp- ting students to scrub hallways to in- crease class treasuries. Through inven- tive ideas like this contest, SABSE hopes to decrease the damages sustained by our high school. Nan Shanks, lennifer Nichols, Dr. Charles Goff, Mr lohn Brady, Debbie Roberts. ' - ' I-v.l ' 5 A Q it ,.- 1. AL i, 21- V -If? I ,1 , i i QU!! X S N X 4-
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