Student from Mexico

Hi! My name is Leticia
Calderon and I'm a
Rotary exchange student
from Mexico and I've
been living in Terrace for
10 months, I think that
Terrace iS a very
beautiful place because

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everything is so natural
like the mountains and
lakes. I have been

coming to Caledonia
since September. I've
made friends here and
I'm goirig to miss them.

On July 11 I go back to

Mexico with my family
but one day I'll come
back to Terrace to say hi

to everyone again. Well,
Vill never forget you or

the experiences I’ve.had
here.

CALEDONIA STUDENT

BACK FROM MEXICO

Hi!

It sure is great to be
home in time for grad to
see my friends before
they all go their separate
ways in the fall. I say it’s
great to be home and of
course Terrace is my
home but after living in
Mexico for 10 months, 1

feel a part of 2 worlds. As-

a Rotary Exchange
Student in Compeche I
was a member ‘of four

different families, a soft- -

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ball team and a terrific
group of friends. Cam-
peche, situated on the
Yucatan Peninsula is a
fishing port that in olden
times was constantly
being attacked by
pirates. Its many castles
along with beautiful
sunsets make it a really
pretty place. The people,
too are very good and fun-
Joving and made my stay
extra special.
Campeche’s a lot

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different than Terrace

geographically and
economically but my
“heart belongs to both.”
Some of the very finest
people I know are from
my very own grad class
that I grew up with and
I'd like to. wish my
friends, the Grads of ‘78
all the luck in the world
and all the best in their
lives. ‘

TEVET OER SSSR ER CORE OSE ee

~ the

DAILY HERALD, Caledonia Grad. Supp., July 11, 1978, PAGE

Caledonia’s Exchange 7° *8~e% 1a <alvire

_ Student Council
President’s Message

Well, the close of yet
another school year is
upon us, which makes me
rather happy, and yet, at
same time...
reminiscent! I have been
very much a part of this

’ school for the past two

years and have seen it
‘undergo an extensive
metamorphosis.

The constant changing
of systems we have ex-
perienced - such as the
number .of blocks per
semester, whether or not
a spare would be made
available, and the change
to arena-scheduling - has
affected all of us
Significantly. However,
the most interesting
change in me - and I feel

the most important one -
has been the fluctuation
in the general attitude of
the student body.

The students are the
most important element
in a school, so it is only
logical that their in-
dividual] attitudes and
actions will contribute to
the “feeling in the air’
that makes each school
unique in itself,

We can now look back
with pride on what I feel
has been a very suc-
cessful year. Activity
was much increased,
with intramural sports,
providing alot of students
with a sense of in-
volvement; contributing
to. a busier, somewhat

more enjoyable, school’.

year. It is those student
who got involved the
made this year such .
success, for they foun
themselves doing
something they.enjoyed
with the enthusiasm anc
energy, so badly needed
to spark the kind of spiri
we've been Jacking all toc
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Finally, to my fellov
Brads...as each of you gt
your separate ways, t
find a place in society
remember: ‘With all it:
sham, drudgery anc
broken dreams, it is stil
a beautiful world. Be
careful, strive to be
happy.”

Lyle Rindahl

3304 Kalam

635-3403

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