The day started as a pretty ordinary school day apart from the fact that some of us went to Mrs. Whitney, the second German teacher at Guyer, to meet her Freshmen. In her German class we were invited to answer questions…
Today, we entered a big yellow American school bus, which took us to several interesting places in Denton. We started our tour at city hall, where we met the mayor Mr. Gerard Hudspeth. It is important to point out that…
The Guyer Wildcats completely crushed the Allan Eagles at Tuesday night’s football game, with a final score of 49 to 7. The Allan Eagles were no match for the fierce and relentless Wildcat offense, led by star quarterback Trace Jewell.…
This weekend was the first weekend we spent together with our host families. We did many exciting activities. Some of us went to huge shopping malls in and around Denton. Shop till you drop!! The malls are so huge that…
Today would have been a normal school day like all the other days before if it wasn’t for the Pep-Rally. The day started off at 8:50. At 11:25 the third period started, but was interrupted at 1pm when every student…
After our exciting trip to New Mexico we headed back to school again. Whereas in Germany we mainly use the bus, the tram or our bicycles to go to school, in Denton our American partners take us to school in…
On Monday our bus took us to White Sands National Park in New Mexico. It is one of the world’s natural wonders. This unique 275 square miles dune field looks like white sands but is actually made of gypsum. It…
On the 2nd day of our journey to West Texas / New Mexico, we visited Carlsbad Cavern National Park to enjoy the beautiful stalactite cave of the new national park. In groups of 10, we entered the cavern, excited to…
The day of our hiking-tour began with a small breakfast and the preparation of our lunch. Some of the students volunteered to prepare all the sandwiches for everyone and they did a wonderful job! To get to our starting point…
In the morning, we all met at Guyer High School for our trip out West. After having loaded all our luggage, rucksacks, some coolers, balls, slides and shovels onto the bus the adventure started. It took more than eight hours…