Hale High School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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-i..,.,, 1 ' ., . . 4 ,,. -V ,- T. ,. Ts' f.. .,, f. , an H. ,,45,fpfn.,, A.-A PEOPLES OF THE EARTH: YE HAVE PEACE AFS MOTTO '-. - wi fi-.Q nw- ':,. ' ,,. M H '-.- .. ,WV ., wi. if 1. . ' Q I 4. 1. A M 3.,,if. l. 2.5, Y Ed' ii . . ,.-415.44 W 1- -V U 4, V ,D Y ' i- , V' ,,s -Q.. , -, ' ..,, ,,.! , ,pd -,,4- ,. ' W. g I .ma . ,-.1 . , r .ni E 3 ff. ff-.. ln fhe face of fhe presenf world crisis if has become exceedingly im- porfanf fhaf vve have a greafer knowledge and undersfanding of fhe ofher peoples of fhe world, fheir governmenfs, and fheir ways of life. A large porfion of fhis faslq lies in fhe hands of foday's youfh, for fhey will be fomorrow's leaders. American Field Service, fhe founder of a volunfeer ambulance service which worlced wifh fhe French Armies in fhe fvvo world wars, is now fhe sponsor of fhe largesf youfh ex- change program in fhe world. l-lere af Nafhan l-lale we have broughf fhree sfudenfs from abroad, one from Ausfralia, one from Greece, and fhis year Urs Schneider from Swifzerland. We have senf l'lale sfudenfs fo Germany and Bra- zil. Nexf year we hope fo have fwo sfudenfs from abroad. The picfure on fhis page of Urs and his Amer- ican friends, all holding flags of Unifed Nafions members, symboliz- es fhis school's faifh in fhe aims of fhe American Field Service-friend- ship and increased undersfanding among all fhe peoples of fhe world. Today, fhe American Field Ser- vice brings sfudenfs from more fhan fiffy counfries fo affend American secondary schools for a year of sfudy and experience. Under fhe auspices of fhe Americans Abroad Program, a division of AFS, Amer- ican feen-agers from nearly evefy sfafe are senf abroad fo live wifh families and affend schools in some fhirfy counfries. The sfudenfs range in age from sixfeen fo eighfeen, a period when fhey are fhe mosf adapfable, open-minded, and eager fo learn. They have been carefully screened for personalify as well as for infelligence, in order fhaf fhey be well qualified fo make fheir expe- rience abroad worfhwhile for fhem- selves and for fhose wifh whom fhey come in confacf.