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Granda has already graduated from high school and does not have definite plans, He sees speaking and reading English well as important f<)r his future. The girls, however, all see themselves as pursing professional goals that include engineering, journalism, medicine and the law. * *
Elizabeth Blubaugh, RGHJS teacher, said the exchange students from Europe usually have the least difficulty adjusting to life here. They take more English in school, and tHe European languages are similar in many ways to English.;
The Latin American students find the adjustment more difficult, she said, because of more limited exposure {o English. The Japanese hsfve the most difficult time, she said, because the language' ;? more difficult for them to learn.
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