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Finishes Freshman
Year at UCLA
LOS ANGELES Iff*—Lance Kerr
could be almost any age. But he
happens to be 13.
He finished his freshman year
Friday at the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeies. And, he
admits, it went pretty well.
“It won’t be an average,” he
said, reviewing the grades he ex
pects in anthropology, physics,
math and Russian. “I believe I
can depend on at least a strong
B,”
Lance is less than 5 feet tall,
weighs S5 pounds, and speaks with
the soft tenor voice of a young
ster in his early teens.”
But his vocabulary is vast, his
pronunciation iprecise. He is quiet,
poised and mannerly. He speaks
like a grownup — one disarmingly
posed as a slender boy.
Lance learned to read at age 2.
How he learned was a mystery
to his parents, Sylvia and Leon
Kerr. “No one ever taught him,”
said Mrs. Kerr.
When he was just barely 4 he
went to the library for a library
card. The librarian made him prove
he could read. He did, easily. By
the time he started kindergarten,
a few months later, he was read
ing 10 books a week.
He rushed through grade school,
junior and high school, mostly in
private schools, and entered UCLA
last September at 12.
“I intend to be a physcist,” he
said. “Everyone here at UCLA
seems to assume I’ll get a PH.D.
here. But that’s too far in the
future to tell about about it right
now.”
Where did Lance come by his
genius?
--"We don't know," said his
mother. Both parents went to col
lege, but neither showed signs of
being exceptional students. His
father is a salesman, his mother
an editorial employe of an elec
tronics firm.
If you have any big thinking to
do, now is the time to concentrate
on it Tests indicate that most
people’s minds function best in the
spring and autumn. - ~
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