Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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space equal confusion Finally, there's the mad dash of lunch cus- tomers, iostling and pushing to be first, espe- cially for those special turkey dinners just before Thanksgiving and Christmas. Who ever saw so much tood for thirty cents? And those rolls are always a favorite. After lunch another tour min- utes of crowding and shoving bring the student -perhaps to gym class for tumbling, basketball, or calisthenics. The seven minute warning bell, of which the whole building is vaguely aware, gives the gym student scarcely enough time for a shower and change out of that detested blue suit before the next class-a really breathless finale to an active half hour.

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South American exchange students and public One new experience for us this year was the enrollment of foreign exchange students. Five came to our school: Jose Lutrell, Annabelle Mart- inelli, Ramon Soto, all from Panama, Carmen Juardo from Ecuador, and Chocho Palacios from Peru. Our friends exchanged their way of life to become Americans in our community for three months. They found our school to be very different from theirs-girls and boys going to the same classes, eating lunch in the cafeteria, moving from room to room for classes, and even listen- ing to English-speaking teachers! Of course they found our cold climate and ice and snow very new too, but they tried to enjoy them.