GERMAN NO PHOTO AVAILABLE » My name is Kimiko Takeda. | am from Kyoto, Japan. It has been really hard for me to understand the language, but all the friends and teachers heloed me. Lots of homework, football, long lunch line, lots of snow, beautiful mountains . | found the American life a miraculous but fun change from my home, Japan. This year is the most wonderful, successful, challenging and the hardest experience of my life. There is really too much fo fell but | can say thank you very much for everything, everybody! Kimiko Takeda GERMAN, Hello | am Ariel Davizon, I’m a foreign exchange student from Mexico. | live with David Manley’s family in No. Ogden. They are a very nice family, I’m so thankful to them for being patient and helping me. I've been here at Weber High during this “Better than Ever’’ year. I've really enjoyed it! | love to watch the football game and all the sports. I’m glad we took State. I'm proud to be a WARRIOR! | learned many things in all my classes. | loved the beautiful view of the snowy mountains and the great Salt Lake, | had fun in the snow during the winter. This was a wonderful experience for me, because | knew another style of life and | liked it, So much. FOREIGN EXCHANGE My name Susie, and I’m a Foreign Exchange student from Denmark. | came to Utah in August and it all seemed like it was going to be a great year, but after a week, barely three days of school, | fell off a horse and broke my leg. Since then I've had my leg in a cast or brace, but I've made a lot of good friends, and had a lot of fun. Weber High School as | see it, is a great school and the spirit is just unbelievable, it is amazing to see how much the students get along with the faculty. My diploma for being a Weber High student will bring me one step further in my education home in Denmark. Thanks to all the teachers and counselors and of course all my friends. It has been a great year, remember you alWays. STUDENTS, GERMAN, FOREIGN EXCH 151