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ur Visitor From A rica This year our school was very fortunate to have as a student Miss Mary Okari from Kisii, Kenya, Africa. Mary was brought to the United States with the help of the African-American Student Foundation through the arrangements of the United States Congress and the government of Africa. After Mary was recommended to Mr. Graham, he filled out the immigration forms and she was flown to New York. The school program of Kenya is ten years long. Mary took a course in the Women's Community Development Training Centre which enabled her to teach for a short time in Kenya. She came to the United States in order to go to college since East Africa has only one good college. After taking two years of high school, Mary plans to attend college in the United States and then return to Africa to teach more advanced courses. Mary finds that the schools of Kenya and America are quite similar. However, one major difference is that the students do nottake notes while the teacher lectures. Instead, lectures are given and on the following day questions are asked and notes are taken. Discipline is very strict in African schools, and the pupils are punished for very small offenses. Therefore, the Kenya Schools are more orderly than ours. The pupils must stand when they talk or when a teacher enters or leaves a room. Instead of having tests every week, the students in Kenya are tested at the end of each term. The Kenya pupils attend school for three months, go home for a short stay, and then come back for three more months. . The people of the United States are much more hospitable than Mary had expected. She finds the climate here quite different from the climate in Africa. Mary finds most American foods unusual but enjoyable. Let us hope that Mary's visit will continue to be both enjoyable and profitable.
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ROW ONE: C. Smith, B. Sexton, D. Rybolt, B. Buford, H. Shaw, T, Landsittle, J. Reed. ROW TWO: B. Wilson, J. Borland, T. Walsh, E. Schramm, F. Montgomery, J. Burkhart, M. Aller. Senior Team Members Chuck Ellis-most improvedg Dr. Tennyson Williams-honored as team doctorg Bob Strimer-most valuable. Drive him back, Chuck.
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