Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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,V rs. Lal Dara Kungkaya finds Arapahoe offers a di- verse art program as she mixes dye in class, top left. Like all other students, Pascal Zuf- ferey knows that intense concentration is necessary in the classroom, lmiddle topl. Linda Martin demonstrates the finer points of Australian cricket, ltop rightl. In prepara tion for her summer scholarship with AFS, Marain Baker studies one of the many bulletins she received, lbottom rightl. Al- though much of the American experience is a learning process, Marisa du Costa Pereira teaches the game of buraco to onlookers in the cafeteria, ibottom middlel. Kim Hou- gaard takes a moment out of a busy schedule to relax and play the piano, lbot- tom leftl. l

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LQ Tis- ,ge-11-uf ff 4 -' Reflections of a year's time, a life's time, spin throughout the mind like a cartoon-fantastic, memorable, and yet somehow true-in which the main character is . . . yourself. Adopting a foreign culture for a year or a few months is an adventure in liv- ing. lt is a chance to experiment with- in yourself-to dig beneath the layers of custom and society to find the you that is real, unhampered by the im- pressions of family and friends. But this far from home escapade is much more than an invitation to discovery, it is a life which works its way into the total puzzle that is . . .experience. Joining Arapahoe students in Ameri- can living this year were Kim Hou- gaard from Denmark lRotary Ex- changel Marisa du Costa Pereira of Brazil lYouth for Understandingl and Pascal Zufferey of Switzerland lAmer- ican Field Servicel. Linda Martin from Australia and Dara Kungkaya from Thailand merged into the AHS popu- lation as new Americans. Nlarian Baker was selected an AFS finalist for sum- mer session of 1973. ra 559 Ing S ai i .. 4 fr' , I