Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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American Field Service Bl andy Strupler and her A. F. S. family, the Lewis Johnstons. Blandy Strupler Blandy Is from St. Tallen, Switzerland where she lives with her mother, father, a younger brother and two younger sisters. Her father is a doctor In the state hospital and her mother is a housewife. Don Chaffin Don ' s German Family The summer of 1966 was a very exciting one for Don Chaffin. Don was chosen by A.F.S. to represent Orange Glen In a foreign country. He spent his summer in Burghagel, Germany with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmid.

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OFFICERS—Frank Svohoda, V. Pres.; Cindy Bower, Pres. ; Terry Bower, Hist.; Laurie Wyland, Treas.; Beth Strong, Sec. ADVISERS — Mr. Richard Brown and Dr. Helen Roberts. The California Scholarship Federafion Is composed of students who excel in their academic subjects. In addition to the semestral all-day field trips, the CSF ' ers visited the University of California at San Diego this year. SOPHOMORES — clockwise: Marti Middleton, Pat Van Hoose, Jerry Sankey, and Steve Kane. 21

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I ' ' Walk Together, Talk Together. • •” .1 ADVISER - Miss Judith Millhurn OFFICERS - Linda Allen, Sec. ; Marti Middleton, Comm. Chm. ; Kathy Sedlacek, Pres.; Blandy Strupler, V. Pres.; Nancy Creech, Treas. (Not shown). Walk fogether, talk together, o ' ye people of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the motto of the American Field Service. Each year Orange Glen sends a student abroad for the summer. In return we are privileged to have a foreign student spend a school year with us. During the year the A.F.S. sponsors many activities. This past year they sponsored such functions as a Christmas program, an international dinner, a polka party, a fashion show and a concert. There is no better way for students of the world to meet each other than through the American Field Service. 23