Southeast High School - Crusader Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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' S A, ff A Gif! - f I 4 4 Q 4 , ,Wg 1 ,, f A' A X .v Q WELCOME, ITALO Dear Southeast Friends, When you read this letter, I may be many thousands of miles away, but I will return to Italy with the memory of the most exciting experience I'll ever have in my lifetime-a year in America. I have learned more by living with you in your Castle for one year than I have learned in all of my high school years combined in my country, Italy. I have had the chance to see America from an inside view and have learned to understand the American people. I have been an American teen-ager with all of the pleasures and responsi- bilities that you, my friends, have experienced. I can say now that although customs and ways of doing things differ, boys and girls are alike all over the world. The American Field Service, through its program, is trying to show that the peoples of the world must know each other for we are all brothers. We sometimes fail to realize this fact. I thank you, Knights and Ladies, for helping me to understand this basic truth. I thank you again because for one year you have been my world-my wonderful world. Sincerely, Italo Piccolo AD! and Tow seni chef Ind: AGI ALB ALL War ALL cafe ALL ALL ball AM AN' cafe I Q X