Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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LANDS ND vm-.amp-f--M 'Iliff' Miss Alice Higman and Miss Dorothy Campbell, traveling in England last summer, pause for a rest at Lands End, a spot exactly 3,800 miles from home. Before World War II a high school student's actual contact with the rest of the World consisted of a summer vacation trip With the family. Today's teen- agers strike out boldly for themselves, traveling to foreign countries, studying at faraway colleges, and meeting celebrities who can now come to Anderson be- cause of the tremendous increase in speed of transpor- tation. This year a young coed from Italy, Lil Oddi, left her family in Milan, to spend a year at AHS as a foreign exchange student. Last year's visitor, Itaru Umezu, Was back in Tokyo, Japan, in his final year at Yashia High School and preparing for the important exami- nations that must be passed before a Japanese youth qualifies for college. Faculty members also widened their horizons, travel- ing to England and the 'tcontinentfi to Mexico and Canada, bringing back to their classrooms the exper- iences that they encountered. Students move boldl into world scene Itaru Umezu, 1962 foreign exchange student at AHS fsecond from right bottom rowj, is back in Japan in his final year of high school, Foreign exchange students Eser Baysal, of Madison Heightsg Dick Kamp- meinert, of Highland, and Clelia Oddi, of Anderson High, meet with convocation chairman Kathy Dickie before talking to the student body.