Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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1 ,, jill rf z' 1 33 M s' ..i.,,.w.,s . Cindy enjoyed a swim in the ocean with her South Cindy donned the native Bahian cos- American friends while visiting the small seaport of Guara t t'll b d ' . ume s 1 worn ypsome Ven ors in the markets of Bahia. pora Linked orth and South America Cindy Lived, Learned in Brazil She learned that eleven hours by jeep from Rio de Janeiro there's a small city called Governador Valadares of Minas Gerais. She learned that the lbituruna Mountain towered 3,200 feet above Gov- ernador and that the Rio Doce, or Sweet River, crossed the city and the valley. She learned that people had lived half a hemisphere away for as long as seventeen years before she ever discovered them. And the thing about it was that for two months she shared in the lives of these same people who, for her, had never before existed. Cindy Austin, WSHS's foreign exchange student to Brazil, adopted five sisters and three brothers in a modern Brazilian household. She climbed the Ibi- turuna, swam in the Atlantic, saw captured croco- diles, ate fried bananas, attended fiestas, studied at a Catholic girls' school, and made five American apple pies. Her Portuguese improved as she talked and worked with the people of Governador. And she came to realize that a toothache is the same in any country. Cindy enjoyed Brazilian suppers of feijao Cblack beansj, banana-auros Cgolden, midget bananasl, rice, tomato slices, crackers and Guarana, a fruit drink from the Amazon.

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Art lasses Emplo ed ' d M d' E Q Asuggestion. Amind picture. Tempera and India ink and fine line pens and cotton svvabs. Matchsticks and charcoal. Perspective. Balance. Wet clay and knives and moulding fingers. And a mind picture become con- crete. 4pi.nsv Tom Doolittle used newsprint and India ink to produce a black and white abstractg media used in other collages in- cluded orange peels, candy wrappers, match sticks, egg shells, and bubble gum. A warm spring day, a pad of paper, a stick of charcoal, a friendly fender and budding trees launched Larry Warren and Roger Savold on artists' careers. p 'R 'J Alexis: 29 FQ'