Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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I seem so faraway from home and friends and yet the world is so small our paths can almost meet. As I gaze out at the sea . . I know these selfsame waters touch my native shore. And this same moon so pale sails across the FOREIGN sky J- to bathe my LAND in golden ray. Guatemala, located in Central America and bordering Mexico, is home to Romeo Cruz, who discovers the Americas are larger than one thinks 1 Iessica Martin, A.F.S. student retuming from her Roman holiday this summer, pre- I love Paris best of all, says senior Susan Shane as she retums to Swayzee l pares an Italian supper of fresh fruit and spaghetti for her family. from her flight to France, Italy, and Switzerland this summer. foreign travel 5

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lk 4 foreign travel Remembering the Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysees, and the Arch de Triomphe delights Lesa Walters, Becky Williams, and Anne Morrison, who visited France this past summer for a concentrated language study. N 1 ,KW-in ,, Foreign Exchange student, Romeo Cruz, from Guatemala City, Guatemala, entertains the language students at the annual Intemational Banquet, October 6, by strumming the folk song, Spanish Eyes, on the guitar.

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