Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Foreign exchange students transmit new ideas, outlooks ABOVE Sre ilun lor»gn «at S ud nt Cm So r« UOkt gun »1 home in her A mar can «tv1 bRlroom. Lin Man Wood» and f fe» B h .ntrodx Cm m So » »o ttw wonOarlul wckW of roll nn-n» LI» -» mu i»'cat too quite a problem until hit vo- cabulary increased. Ha mat Italian speak- ing people near by so that he could occasionally work out a problem by con- versing in his native language. Vince made many appearance at meetings of various clubs at school and organizations around the 6ty. Ha spoke of h»s life In lt y. and the differences he found prevalent »n America To occupy his time. Vince pect»- c pitted m Cross Country practioas and latar ran competitively m meets. As a member of the wrestling squad, ha learned tf« language of the sport and fi- nally competed with his cohorts enthu- siastically shouting encouragement in in- coherent Italian. Car Lane Soares left the warmth of her native Brazil to become a sister to Peg gv Balke and her many brothers and w teri Upon entering sclod In the second semester. Cerlene had language problems, sometimes with comprehension, and other times with vocabulary. She found enjoyment in participating in intramur ah with Peggy wtvle in America, but decked that Brazil appeared more compatible to her interests. In mid August. 1971, two Plymouth families eagerly awa.ted the arrivals of two very special persons to their house- holds. Cathy Roliend. American Field Service student from France, resided in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greenfee and their daughters Janice. Jill, and Julie, and son, Jbmic. Althou i she became confused by the fast pace and language. Cathy imme- diately swept Into the life of a true Ply- mouth and adapted easily. Beudet be- ing an honorary mamber of F ranch Club. Cathy participated on a non-eompetitne basis in the Plymouth Junior M«ss Pag eont. As an honorary member of the Stu- dent Council, she learned about student government m the Urvted Statas For a specat vacation, the Greenlees took Ca thy with them to Florida and its new Disney World. Upon returning. Cathy said that she raally enjoyed the trip and that Florida reminded her of the Rivena area of France Vincenzo Zrto left his home in Italy to live w»th the Mr. Edvcr Coburn femify In Plymouth. Vmce had had only 4 months of English study end found com-