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FOREIGN STUDENTS The year of 1947-48 has been one of and to understand better the thoughts and international significance for the world, the customs of those f rom other lands. In and has brought to the Hill students from the grille and the classroom, in bull ses- all corners of the globe-from China, sions and in club meetings, we have rubbed Greece, Hoiland, Poland, Puerto Rico, and elbows and exchanged opinions and smiles Sweden. We at \V!VIC are grateful for with an ever-increasing recognition or the this opportunity to study and live together, bond that binds us aLI together-that 0[' for in so doing we have learned to respect being a student. YVONNE DEJONG YI- YUAN YU i\'iAIDA CHING Vivacious Yvonne has a legal No undergraduntc is pleasant, Smiling little Maida first cumc home in both the Netherlands and twentv-Iour-year-old Vi-Yuan Yu. to the Hill in the summer of 1947. the United States, and can decide He received his hachelor's degree She was born in Hawaii of Chi- to be a citizen of either country in civil engincering: from the nese parents and has attended the when she comes of age. Her ace- Tientsin University before he left University of Honolulu and Arm- demic studies at WMC center China, but decided to spcnd a year strong Junior College in Cali- around English and psychology, on the Hill studying math, physics, fornia. Merry eyes and a chnrll1ing but in dramatic art lies her hope and German before transferring manner make Maida a welcome for a career. to an cngineering graduate school. addition anywhere.