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Gunther Jungmayr is Clintons foreign exchange student from Fredrickshafen, Germany for the i963-64 school year. The transition from Fredrickshafen to Clinton was accomplished with ease by Gunther, who fit right in with his new American friends. Gunth , as his new friends immediately nick-named him, came to Clinton in early August, after his trip over with the other foreign exchange students on the M. S. SEVEN SEAS. For the remainder of the summer, Gunther lived with the Beals, his American family, in their summer home in Minocqua, Wisconsin. Again Gunther fit in easily, for Fredrickshafen is also near a lake, and hc cn- joyed many of the water sports, particularly water skiing. After the school year started, Gunther was immersed quickly in a whirl of activity. Along with partici- pating in dramatics, student council and swimming with the swimming team, Gunthers schedule included American history, American literature, government, economics and trigonometry. School itself was easier here than in Germanyg however, Gunther found that American teachers dealt out much more homework. in addition to these time-consuming activities, Gunther was asked to give many speeches at clubs after the sec- ond semester. Near the middle of June, Gunther will leave Clinton and join other German students touring the United States for three weeks on a bus. just before leaving the United States, all the exchange students will congre- gate at Washington, D. C. , for their final meeting. New Home Gunther is shown with his American family , the Edwin Beals. HGumhH
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