Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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After the AFS kickoff assembly the entire AFS board gathered together dent, Aura Tunon. Left to right: Larry Cohen, Carol Zimmerman, Sue for a picture with Congressman Brademas and Central's exchange stu- Kristowski, Carolyn Forrest, Linda Feldman, Sherry Walsh, Pam Ogden, American Field Servic- In the year 1956 a young man left his home in Belgium, crossed the Atlantic Ocean, and traveled to South Bend, Indiana to study for a year. He was Centralis Hrst foreign exchange student, and the year he spent in America marked the beginning of Central's participation in the activities of the American Field Service. Since that time students from Indonesia, Costa Rica, Norway, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Japan, and Italy have studied at Central. Each has brought a special smile, a strange accent, or an unusual talent, but all have brought knowledge, appreciation and understand- ing. Far away from any summit meeting or nuclear site, Central students have dedicated themselves to the American Field Service and have found that friendship and laughter are the secrets for which the world is searching to attain peace. The goals of the American Field Service are expressed in its motto: Wlalk together, talk together all ye peoples of the earth, for then and only then shall ye have peace. 30 i For its annual Hkickoff' assembly, the American Field Service was fortunate in obtaining Congressman John Brademas as its initial speaker of the year. After the assembly, Congressman Brademas chatted with Central's foreign exchange i student, Aura Tunon.